Notice to Tarbone Tribune Subscribers and Employees
The Tarbone Tribune notices that the paper is a regular publication and subscribers should receive it on time. It states the company will not be responsible for debts contracted by employees except when orders signed by the manager are given and asks subscribers to notify the office if issues are missed.
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Bacillus in Murder Case Sparks Legal Debate in Omaha Dispatch
An Omaha report describes Henry Foster being taken to the penitentiary as lynch mobs gather after a Fremont murder. A tiny bacillus called diplobacilli capsilatus aerogenes is blamed for a wound infection that produced fatal gas, complicating the prosecutor's murder charge. Experts fear misuse of the bacillus in defense. The piece critiques justice, cites ministerial anti vice efforts in Butte, and praises Idaho Falls Times holiday edition by publisher Wm. E. Wheeler.
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Roosevelt’s prompt moves rouse opposition in Congress
The piece argues opponents label Roosevelt as hasty over the Panama matter while praising his quick action. It contrasts with McKinley’s wartime delays, notes the authors’ view that critics shift stance when outcomes arise, and comments on Bryan’s European trip and plans to publish a daily paper.
boy invents wireless telephone at age fifteen
Francisco McCarthy, a fifteen year old San Franciscan, built a wireless telephone reaching four miles. He set up a thirty foot mast on his roof with transmitting and receiving stations and demonstrated messages traveling from his home to Peaks. The device works reliably despite a near mishap involving his father Ignatius.
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Brain weight study cites birth and peak weights
Professor Marchand of Marburg analyzes 1,169 brain weight cases. He reports birth averages of 860 grams for males and 353 grams for females. Peak weights occur around age twenty for males near 1400 grams and around age seventeen for females near 1275 grams.
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