Seattle raid bags German anarchist bomb plant
Police seized a bomb making operation in Seattle after a raid on a former residence of August Rosenberg, a German bricklayer. Agents found over 200 bottles of acids and explosives, mortars, molds, a furnace, scrap iron, and materials for infernal machines. The German government had warned of an assassination attempt on the German Emperor, prompting the investigation.
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Wash
August Rosenberg
Rosenberg
Beattle
Hamburg
Jme
Seattle
Immigrant Station Planned for Angel Island San Francisco
Plans for a new immigration station on Angel Island near San Francisco have been approved. The ten acre site at the island’s north end near China Cove will host four large buildings a power house a wharf and an administration building. Dormitories will house 1000 people with a five ward hospital and a capacity of 1100 by day and 1000 at night. Estimated cost is 250000.
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Angel Island
San Francisco
Angel Nd
China Cove
Mob Menace at Lincoln Cottage Over Union Jack Flag
Misa Anna Towmpsett of Lincoln Nebraska defaced the union jack atop her cottage after arriving from Canada. A large crowd gathered, threatening violence when police intervened and Towmpsett was forced to fend off the mob.
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Misa Anna Towmpsett
Lincoln
Neb
Canada
Tompaett
Wrecked Crew Reaches Safety Near St Johns
The Boston schooner Mary Towers under Captain ONeill foundered off the Grand Banks. The crew rowed eighty miles to reach land at St Johns Newfoundland. They faced perils from waves and strong currents but all members survived with efforts to save the vessel’s crew in dangerous conditions.
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Boston
Mary Towers
O'Neill
Grand Banks
St. John's, N. I
Davies
Woman Keeper of Hoarding House Shoots Man in Cleveland Yard
A Cleveland woman at GON Lake Street shoots and fatally wounds George Clark aged 85 in the yard behind her hoarding house. She claims Clark was shot during target practice with archers nearby, asserting she did not intend to kill. The incident remains under investigation with authorities reviewing evidence and statements.
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Gon Lake Street
Cleveland
George’ Clark
Clark
Aml
Great Church Is Burned At Mamburg St Michael Church Destroyed
A fire Tuesday destroyed the great St Michael church in Mamburg, tower at spire 426 feet. The falling tower crushed several hog houses igniting fires. Workmen repairing the church were killed in the blaze.
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Mamburg
St Michael
Foor Sworkmen
Horseman Killed in Duel Over Stolen Horse Incident
Georges Campbell was shot and killed at Fitting Cole in a horseback duel with ranchman Frank Vader. Vader escaped injury though his clothing was pierced. Vader claims Campbell stole a horse. Prosecutions target Indiana resorts. Raids on gambling dens at French Lick and West Baden, including Thomas Taggart's casino. State Attorney General seeks to annul hotel company charters.
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Georges Campbell
Indiana
French Lick
West Baden
Ind
Thomas Taggart
State
Eudinua
Tranly
Orange County
French Lick Springs Company
Gunmeker’s Daughter to Marry Barons in Essen Elite Circle
Barbara Krupp, younger daughter of the Essen gun maker, is engaged to Baron The yon Wiinokski, son of the Governor of Prussia Saxony. The match links two powerful families in German industry and governance.
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Barbara Krupp
Essen
Prussia
the Yon Wiinokski
Prossiau
Saxony
Railway trestle incident leaves several injured
At St. Joan a scene on a scenic railway fillet ended when a presanre svokere leapt a fifty foot trestle and failed to clear the span. One or more persons were injured, several seriously, with no fatalities reported. The event occurred on the trestle where emergency crews attended.
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St. Joan
Record Wheat Outlook Causes Profits Surge Nationwide
Experts estimate a massive wheat harvest this year with winter wheat production eclipsing last year by about 60,000,000 bushels. Jones and Inglis report nationwide gains in corn and cotton, with Texas and Oklahoma leading regional yields. The Canadian Northwest shows record potential as acreage expands and rains sustain crops across Manitoba and the prairie provinces.
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Minneapolis
Goon
United States
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Ohio
Michigan
West
Southwest
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Texas
Klihoma
Indian Territory
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Nebraska
Missouri
California
Oregon
Oklahoma
Canadian Northwest
Canadian Department of Agriculture
Manitoba
Transandine tollway opens shorten Chile to Buenos Ayres route
A New York Chronicle item notes the first section of the Transandine tollway inaugurates a route reaching the mountain foot, cutting the Chile to Buenos Ayres journey by six hours. It also cites global railway mileage figures and the prominence of American locomotives in world railroading. The piece mentions plans for the New York Central tunnel under the Detroit River and railroad ambitions involving Southern Pacific and Santa Fe.
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Siberia
San Francisco
Harlow Ship Canal
Spayten Duyvil
Europe
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Tunasia
Germany
Prance
Austria-Hungary
United Kingdom
England
Great Britain
Leland
New York
Detroit River
Windsor
Detroit
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
Townere
Sherwood
Shively
California
Redwood
Mendociny
Mumboldt
Fourth of July fatalities rise despite calmer year
A Saner Fourth of July showed 38 fewer deaths from fireworks than last year yet left 48 dead and over 2,780 injured nationwide. Philadelphia suffered the center of the slaughter with many bystanders killed, while Chicago and New York reported multiple injuries and fatalities amid fireworks displays and explosive devices.
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New York
Wilson Talks Inspection Plans with Packers
Secretary Wilson outlines a broad government inspection program aimed at enforcing meat packing laws. A. Melvin will accompany him to Chicago for meetings with packers to boost cooperation and promote U S meat exports abroad. The move signals a drive to modernize oversight and expand American meat sales worldwide.
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Poekern
Walaottos
Tn Ghisug
Yang Chads
Ao Humber
A. Melvin
Bureau of Animal Industry
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Chigage
Une
Australia
Argentina
Raid Shuts Down Two High Stakes Gambling Inns
Riotous gambling fever grips the county as Sheriff Maris raids the French Lick and West Baden hotels in separate operations. Deputies seize weapons and arrest suspects amid reports that women and children were allowed to gamble at these lavish resorts.
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Freneh
Antevicn
Monte Carlo
Lek Springs
Maris
Orange County
Thesday
Sherif Jones
West Barden
Bryan for Oppressed Outlining Duty at National Dinner
William Jennings Bryan spoke frostily at a dependence day dinner of the American expedition at the Hotel Deed In London, urging diffusion of religious and political freedom abroad. The audience of about 300 cheered his political sentiments and lauded his host's remarks while leaders praised his stand as a typical American. He argued the white man’s burden and the Christian states’ duty in fivefold terms to uplift the world.
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Tandon
Iida
Mie White
Barden
Sumoshar Wit Zoo
Me. Reid
W. B. Richmond
Iis Health
Ma. Brypains
Bryan
Slaughter Tools and Victims Across Cities Report
An analysis notes injuries and deaths from toy pistols and firearms used in demonstrations, listing cities like Chicago Grand Falls Cincinnati Jersey City New York Detroit Falls River and others. It warns of dangerous displays and legislative actions against gambling and illegal operations tied to a broader crime wave.
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Grand Falls
Cincinnati
Jersey City
Catskill
N. Y
New York
Ikhare
Tech
ORAM
Doctor links eye strain to headaches and spine curvature
Dr George M from Philadelphia argues most headaches originate from eye strain. He claims eye strain causes gastric disturbances and that about 15 million people, one fifth of the U S population, suffer internal spinal curvature from the same cause. He recommends overly fitted glasses as the remedy.
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George M. Tould
Philadelphia
Akeed
Schools and teachers across regions highlight education trends
Bloomingon and Bloomington LL schools emphasize culture while Swedish schoolchildren, guided by teachers, plan 600000? annual. Washington has ten women among thirty seven county superintendents. New York City uses four million pounds of school materials yearly, and Emerson G. Taylor resigns Yale post to write. Ohio State plans a high grade Teachers College by 2007. Georgia districts fund local schooling via tax. Cuba notes December literacy by 4000 teachers, 2256 women, 208 colored. County superintendents to hold teaching certificates. salary rise to 210 a year. Morgan linked to Cheshire school legacy.
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Sweden
Washington
New York City
Emerson G. Taylor
Yale
San Francisco
Ohio State University
Georgia
Yhe
Republic of Cuba
Bryan Praises Roosevelt and Edward on Peace and Arbitration
In remarks praising President Roosevelt and King Edward for their role in peace and arbitration Mr. Bryan defended international cooperation over war. He argued that misapplied ideas about inter national politics fostered wealthier classes' dominance and created a widening gulf between leisure elites and their supporters.
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King Edward
Bryan
Consumption a Social Problem in June Everybody's Magazine
Eugene Wood argues the tuberculosis issue is not new scientifically but a social problem. He cites beliefs about hair color and sun exposure, remarks on climate and meat diets, and urges national action to address living conditions. Wood says the social gulf between classes fuels spread and a societal remedy is possible when faced directly.
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Eugene Wood
von Belving
American Federation of Labor
Wood
Remark on Radio Activity Explains Earth's Temperature
The paper reports that research at the Wester Reserve university indicates common meteorites and rocks powering the earth’s core have internal radio activity. It states that heat from this activity could keep Earth's temperature stable for millions of years and suggests the sun’s heat may arise from the same principle in Helcé.
Peruna Strengthens the Entire System in Texas Letter
A letter from San Antonio, signed by Chas Gl. Saner, Grand Scribe, describes illness from altitude and sea level change, then credits Peruna with recovery. He recalls two years as secretary treasurer with a Galveston dry goods firm and endorses Peruna to friends.
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Chas
Saner
Texas
San Antonio
Iaading
Galveston
Spiders that catch birds in Ceylon jungles
In the mountains of Ceylon a large spider weaves a broad web of yellowish silk with olive feet. Its central net spans wide and strong, while supporting strands reach ten to twelve feet. The creature rarely bites unless provoked, yet a victim is ensnared, enshrouded, and choked as coils tighten. skeletons of small birds lie in dark jungle nooks as proof of its hunger.
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Cey
Rey
Ceylon
Sas
Imeisor
Penrsos Weekly
Mistaken Theory Cited in Quip About Women
A home grown philosopher cites women as a conundrum without an answer while Hult counters that he has never seen a woman who didn’t have an answer. The exchange highlights a playful debate on gender and wit.
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Hult
Doctor's Shift Leads to Grape-Nuts Benefit
A physician credits Grape-Nuts for ending indigestion and meat dependency after starting breakfast with the cereal last fall. He reports improved weight, better nourishment, and now prescribes Grape-Nuts to patients with digestion or recovery needs, noting easy digestion and stomach gentleness. The message underscores a positive testimonial promoted by Postum Co.
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Phsician
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
WellyiWe
Ples
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