Diverse Global Notes On Law Science And Living
A blob of assorted items covers copyright disputes and press rights, a new romance tease about Marie Co Teilj, and a Pan American congress in Mexico City. It notes Senator Heard’s US import bird bill, Prof Pritchard on middle ear mystery, and international law via Von Martens in Paris. It also reports US railroad rate criticism, Paris hotel life for Americans, Yukon agricultural optimism, German emperor’s roaming year, and a novel miner’s electric device.
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Pritchard
Royal Schloss
Berlin
New Palace
Potsdam
Hampton Court
Prussia
Imperial Fam
A. Bilson, Jr
Hie-Hag
Bdisim
Tragedy at Brock Wilson Wakelin slays wife then kills self
A Wisconsin era tragedy unfolds near Brock Neb as Wilson Wakelin cuts his wife Mary’s throat after 11 pm and shoots himself at his first wife’s grave. A note on the table directs a son to fetch a doctor. Authorities report a calm, premeditated double murder suicide, with Wakelin later found dead at the cemetery.
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Brock
Wilson Wakelin
Wakelia
Broelks
Nebraska Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Division of Work
P. Robertson
Wikkelin Plaice
Wakelin
Tie
inJarn
Hind
Robertson
Wakelin House
Mary
Trave
Ife
Ones
Piley
Boers defend Bloemfontein as Free State capital moves
A dispatch reports 4,000 bugghers left Ladysmith for the Free State while Boers mass thirty miles from Bloemfontein. The Free State government shifts to Winburg as reinforcements flow through Bloemfontein hourly. President Steyn warns that Lord Roberts may reach Bloemfontein within hours and urges all able bodied to surrender.
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Masten
Free State
Lorenzo Mili Qnes
Ladysmith
Wiles
Bloemfontein
Vree
Winburg
Steyn
Prident Kroger
Lord Roberts
Bubonic plague in Sydney and regional accidents reported
A recap of late news cites new bubonic plague cases in Sydney. It notes a Powder mill explosion in Plattsville Wisconsin killing three and injuring one, a fire loss of about 100000 at Providence Rhode Island, and various international and domestic updates including church appointments, political motions, and a fatal railroad accident near Rochester New York.
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Chicago
Atlantic
Sydney
Plattsville, Wis
Albert Hosking
Kansas City
Tie
Wayman
Ennis
Sixth Artillery
Camp McKinley
Honolulu
Tl. J
War Department
Wnder
Hilo
Cronje's Position Strong in Burrowing River Defense
A neighborhood report describes General Cronje's line as a rabbit-warren like burrow system near the river pinks with shellproof posts. It suggests Cronje has plenty of food, undermining a starvation tactic as Lord Roberts presses closer and his forces mull surrender options.
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Cronje
General Cronje
Cronie
Lord Roberts
Fire destroys portion of Minetto Shade Cloth plant
A section of the Minetto Shade Cloth company plant at Minetto near Oswego was burned, with losses estimated at $200,000. The blaze was attributed to friction in the mill.
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Cio
Minetto Shade Cloth Company
Minetto
Oswego, N
Will Resist the Germans in China Rail Line Clash
A Pekin dispatch to the New York Herald reports United States consul John Jowler in Chee Foo Shang Tung province says 4,000 armed natives have gathered along the survey line for the German railway. They are determined to oppose the road’s construction and await German troops arrival.
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China
New York Herald
Pekin
John Jowler
United States
Chee Foo
Shang Tung
Planning to Build a Church in York Neb
The United Brethren congregation of York Nebraska has completed plans to build a brick church this spring, costing about $6,000. Meetings are now held in the college which is too small for the growing attendance, and the plan follows the outcome of this proposition.
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United’ Brethren Congregation of
York Neb
Sermon on the prodigal son and family farewells
The preacher compares a wedding day farewell and a prodigal son leaving home to the parable. He laments parental heartbreak, notes mothers grieve, fathers bless, and urges independence from children while stressing mercy, responsibility, and the dangers of leniency. The tale shifts to a home scene and a call to return before it is too late.
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Bes
Massa
Yellow Dog
Queenstown
America
Adieux
Mater
Aln
Circe
Jesus
John Mitton
Satan
Michael Angelo
Moody
Cradel
William Shakespeare
Fareote
Christ
Joseph
God
Goddla Hone
Chicago
White House
Itea
Luke
Pen
Australian Opel Mines and Wireless Steering Inventions
Australian Opel Mines report highlights a rich opal deposit near White Cliffs with a population around 1500. An ether based wireless steering invention for crafts is claimed to improve torpedo boat accuracy. Also mentions Stomach Bitters, diamonds found near Great Lakes, and a major John M Smyth Co catalog ad.
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Cpal Mining
Cpal
White
Hoxtetter
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Cuba
Kansas
Trists
Politzer
Marie
Mexico
Blas
Heard
Massachusetts
Senate of the
Frederick von Martens
St. Petersburg
Paris
Morrison
Dawson City
Department of State
Yukon
Alaska
Carnegie
Brook Goon
Aly Wire
L. D. Newell & Son
Providence
R. T
Frederick Chavies
Count Lanza
Chisago
Charles Palmertson Anderssi
McLaren
Miss Tillan
Ordanncetote
Washington
Robert Tromley
Stoke All
Newark
Ottingshamshire
England
Tammany Halla
Great Britain
Nebrasiali Ty
Neb
Thomas Roan
Auhurn
Lehigh Valley Railroad
National Association of Democratic Clubs
McMillan
Indianapolis
Ind
Joseph C. Sibley
Pennsylvania
Executive Compittes
Myslipping Commission
Judge Saft
Ohio
B.waright
California
Bertin
Jiesse Warkepe
Singapore
Cologne
Volks Zeithing
Hainan
Siam
Prince Henry
Mongkok
Building ‘Internal Trades Council
Cook County
New York
Robert Johnson
Mount St. Vincent
Johnson
Sioux Falls
M. L. Fox
South Dakota
Talmage
Kram
Eyrie
Frank
Lady Macbeth
Venice
Shylock
King-Lear
King
Charles Fifth
Austria
Trezion
Great Lakes
John M. Smyth Co
Hood
B. Scheblein
Bushwick Place
Brooklyn
N.Y
Barleh
LA Crorse
Wis
W. L. Douglas
Mutarth
W. L
Brockton
Mass
ANT
Western
Department of Interior
Ottawa
Sanwdi
M. V. Bennett, Co
Eeu Ride
Omaha
Inet
Teo
Andrevs
Katie Roob
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