Johnson Makes Peace and Plans a Return Home
In a lean period of the By Force of Arms tour, Johnson endures ridicule from co stars and a tense romance with Helen Marvelle. After a graveyard interlude and a touching plea from a grieving mother, Johnson reads a hopeful letter from his father and vows to quit the show to marry Marvelle.
Wing bone of extinct great auk found in Florida mound
Dr. Oliver P. Hay of the American Museum of Natural History reports discovering a humerus of the extinct great auk in a Florida mound at Ormond. The bone’s shape confirms it belongs to the auk family, expanding evidence for the species formerly across Greenland, Iceland, and North America.
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American Museum of Natural History
Shelte
Willis
Ormond
Florida
Massachusetts
Hay
J. A. Allen
Chapman
Allen
Blatchley
Sun
Smithsonian
Washington
Academy of Natural History
Philadelphia
Vassar College
Karvard
Greeland
Iceland
Labrador
Newfoundland
Ireland
Maine
Conosn
St. Augustine
France
New York Sun
Dowager Duchess of Argyll Refuses Biography Manuscript Submission
The Dowager Duchess of Argyll stirs concern in English court and political circles by declining to submit the manuscript of her forthcoming biography of the late duke for the official revision normally required.
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Duchess of Argyll
England
Towne and Browne Clash Over Gentlemanly Behavior
In Philadelphia prose the exchange shows Towne defending a man’s conduct on a recent occasion while Browne condemns him as a cad. Browne argues the man should never act like a gentleman, warning it misleads others about his true character.
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Towne
Browne
Rev Antoinette Brown Blackwell Addresses US Woman Lecturers Dean
Rev Antoinette Brown Blackwell wrote to the dean of the woman lecturers of the United States. She made her first war appearance on the platform in 1846.
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Antoinette Brown Blackwell
Woman Lecturers of
United States
Trade and Imperial Rivalry in the Orient
MALCOLM J. GRAHAM argues that world markets drive great powers toward conflict in the East. He cites Britain Japan Russia and France alliances and warns the United States must act to protect its expanding Far East trade and position. The piece contends Germany’s stance remains unclear amid shifting East Asian interests.
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Hong Kong
Russia
Japan
Great Britain
France
Rome
Far East
Germany
Neutra
China
Tf the Beat
East
United States
Philippines
Alro Ac
Lowat
Armoss
Hater Trade Ft
Brolin
Brawn
Malcom J. Graham
Poker joker mystery ends with jack-high straight
Four gentlemen played poker near the office using a joker as any card. Mr Long held four hearts including an ace high draw but Mr Short, acting coronner, drew five top discards revealing a deuce to six of hearts and a possible straight flush. A $450 bet ensued over the better hand. Chicago police demand 36 day vacations for all officers within the period. Irish in United States outnumber Ireland per statistics.
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Ransom
Fost
Johnson
Parker
Miss Marvell
Aly
Clay
Ong
Philadelphia
Hyertag
Gamlemen
8 Club
Mr. Long
Hunt
Labout
Ata Hgust
Mr. Short
Bet
Mr. Gong
Wireless Telegraphy Advances Split Between Systems
A report by Hans W. Schmidt, physics and electrical engineering instructor at the Centr school, notes a shift in West Bret Hine science with the Slaby-Deutsch system challenging Marconi's method. The article describes plasma discs, molecular rearrangement in filings, and a telegraphic relay instrument that clicks as current passes, signaling a second signal.
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Paul
Minh
Snaps
Cleveland
Taey
Wireless wonder at school sparks new ether link
A Cleveland classroom project describes a homegrown wireless system using a modified Marconi coherer and an oscillator made of three platinum knobs. The setup claims to transmit ether waves through brick walls and vacuum, with a highly sensitive coherer and a local sending station powered by an induction coil.
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Asaya Mr. Schmidt
Cleveland High School
Alexander
Schmidt
Marconi
New York
London
St. Paul
Montreal
St. Augustine
Centra
Ceveland
Central School
Cleveland
Thanike
Prehistoric Dwellings Found Up the River Save Dolina
Extensive remains of pile dwelling houses lie on the river Save near Dolina in Northern Bosnia. Excavations reveal two periods of bronzes and iron ages, with well preserved structures, a buried dwelling, and rich finds including bronzes, urns, pottery, ornaments, seeds, and bones. A hollowed oak trunk five meters long, dated to about two millennia ago, was recovered from beneath a pile platform and transported to the Sarajevo museum. The sites likely fell to a flood in the third century BCE.
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Save
Dolina
Bosnia
Switzerland
Hosnian Museum
Saravejo
Ainghorn
Iaju
Eue Tope
Doling
Agreed With Her The Old Lady Object to Smoking
In a railway carriage the old lady objects to smoking while a navy figure gently cautions it as a bad habit for ladies of London Tit-Blits era, reflecting social etiquette and gender norms in transit.
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Navy
London
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