Dead or Alive McCarthy Gang Fortified in Utah Mountains
A sensational report portrays Tom McCarthy and a 200-strong gang as bandits terrorizing Utah Colorado and Wyoming. It details a rock fortress in the Blue Mountains lit by an electric plant, with a Utah Legislature grant of 5000 to capture McCarthy dead or alive and notes their daring methods and mysterious origins.
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Tom McCarthy
Blue Mountains
Utah
McCarthy
Jesse James
Colorado
Wyoming
Nobods
Blue Mountain District
Gibraltar
Around the World in Thirty Three Days Plan
Prince Vilkoff, Russian minister of communications, spoke at a European railway meeting about the Siberian railway when finished allowing 33 day itineraries. He notes a six sixty six day record currently, with speeds around forty eight km per hour. The present world time table shows routes from Chicago to Southampton to Brindisi to Yokohama to San Francisco back to Chicago.
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Prince Vilkoff
Siberian
Prince Hilkoff
Chicago
Southampton
Brindisi
Yokohama
Sun Yokohama
San Francisco
Sao Francisco
Scsceeseenee BK
McCarthy gang and juries dominate trials
The text argues that the McCarthy gang evades murder convictions by jury manipulation, suggesting five thousand dollars be spent to place infiltrators within the organization to betray it, predicting ongoing dramatic confrontations as the band is kept fully informed of counter moves.
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Ted
McCarthy
Young Gould 10 Millionaire Heir Seen As Progressive Force
A profile of Frank Gould, newly come of age with ten million dollars, expected to use his wealth for public good. He aims to work in finance, studies Missouri Pacific Railway, and lives with sister Helen in Irvington, influenced by her guidance and their late father Jay Gould’s legacy.
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New York City
Frank Gould
Jay Gould
Missouri Pacific Railway
Gould
Helen
Irvington
Helen Gould
Dynamite plots and cattle theft schemes in frontier lore
An account describes armed plots to blow up regiments and non establishment groups funded by crime. Cattle herders rebrand and steal ranchers’ herds, with money moved through third parties. A desert cave remains hidden as officials warn and advise calming children by raising the left arm.
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Yom McCarthy
Aberifa Ind Uni
Tank Steamers and Tax Tolls in Fifty Years of Vessels
The article notes 180 tank vessels now exist with a combined register of 401 024 tons, most driven by steam. It also remarks that many men over forty five are borrowing money to pay taxes, illustrating economic strain.
Dining room discipline debate in The Idiot and the Pedagog
In a Woman's Home Companion discussion John Kendrick Bangs contrasts ideas on training children at table. The School master praises dining room meals for manners, while The Idiot recalls a frisky nursery scene and the pedant notes punishment differences.
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John Kendrick Bangs
Tommy
Mr. Pedagog
Wall Paper and Diseases Says Dr Channel of Cornell
The Kansas City Times editorial notes Dr Channel of Cornell University warns chemical tests found toxic substances in many wall papers. He links sickness to paper covered rooms and predicts modern homes may favor frescoed walls. Alabastine cement is praised as sanitary and cheaper.
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Wall Paper
Channel
Cornell University
Kansas City Times
Wall Paper Trust
Cornell
Dredt
One Spanish Victory Across Naval History
The text notes Spain achieved a rare naval win only once in its history at the Battle of Lepanto in 1571. It credits Venetian and Genoese aid and states the Turkish fleet was annihilated.
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Lepanto
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Spring Health Boosts
A testimonial style notice touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for various ailments including goitre and running sores. It claims spring weather cleanses the system and promises renewed energy for daily work with a bracing tone. Mrs. Thomas Jones and Mare A. W. Banner are cited as endorsers from Utica New York and Lowell Massachusetts.
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Hood
Poltr
Thomas Jones
South St
Utica
N.Y
Ling
A. W. Banner
Powell St
Lowell
Mass
Souvenirs at Public Banquets Highlight Versatile Keepsakes
A survey of public banquet souvenirs shows items ranging from a mandarin hat at the Li Hung Chang banquet in New York to brass horse statues, miniature road cars, Eskimo skin boats, and tiny docks. New York firms produce many such mementos, with bachelor and wedding dinners often featuring higher priced keepsakes like silver loving cups and pearl pins set in oysters.
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New York
Horse Show Association
the Waldorf
Board of Trade and Transportation
Peary
Name Question Stumps Applicant for Stenographer Position
Remark between a business man and Miss Simmons reveals gentleness and confusion over a stenographer applicant's refusal to respond. The man questions the name and the applicant’s willingness, hinting at standards and expectations in hiring.
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Miss Simmons
Per Simmons
The Marks of Suffering
Women urged to seek Mrs. Pinkham's advice for relief from monthly suffering and loss of beauty. Letters from Miss Eona Ellian Higginsport Ohio and Katz Cook Mt Jackson Indiana praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for easing painful menses and nervous symptoms.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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