Norway Consulate Plan Signals Separate Service Push
Far Northland reports Norway weighs creating a separate coast service with a dedicated consular department and budget, amid Liberal-leaning calls for independence from Swedish control. The storthing session is expected to decide on decisive action. meanwhile Finland and Sweden face restrictions, with multiple newspapers banned or suspended. Fires in Bergen and Kalundborg cause extensive damage and casualties.
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Amreen
Sigrud
Ibsen Haa
Ministry
Service
Aiso
Dagebladt
Liberal
Norway
Sweden
Norwegian Shipping Critique Cited In Defense Of Vessels
Norwegian papers dispute a London Daily News attack calling ships floating coffins. Capt Magnus Anderson’s Norsk journal argues English routes mislead, noting most Norwegian vessels are tramp ships with global cargoes and unfamiliar waters and harbors.
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Wegian Verneth
Norway
Adhreson Passes Away in Upper India Mission Glory
The Pramoux Missionary Adhreson died last Monday in Rampur Hat India. H P Borreson founder of Suntallae tun Lutheran mission in Upper India is dead. The cable to Prof J F Blegen says Borreson died at noon today after a lifetime of self sacrificing work aided by O Skrefsrud. Officials praised their efforts to spread gospel, teach trades, and foster thrift and industry.
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Pramoux
Iain
H. P. Borreson
Suntallaetun
India
J. 4. Blegen
Augsure Seminary
Rampur Hat
Apa
Skreffarad
Borrenon
Lirs O.skrefsrud
University Professor Charged With Railway Ticket Falsification
Sensation in Sweden follows arrest of Lund University professor of practical philosophy for alleged ticket falsification. a traveling bag contained hundreds of bogus railway tickets in a cigar box. the professor claims another traveler left the box and he merely looked after it. the other person remains unnamed.
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Sweden
University of Lund
Arent ‘Skch
Lutherans to Offer Norwegian and Swedish Classes
The Northwestern Swedish Lutheran college at Fergus Falls plans a Norwegian study class with Rev. Mr. Tjornhom as instructor and a religious instruction segment. The Park Region Luther College, another Norwegian institution, is preparing to offer Swedish instruction. If they unite, academic collaboration could expand.
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Northwestern Swedish Lutheran College
Fergus’ Falls
Tjornhom
Park Region Luther College
Danish sculptor Hartmann dies in Copenhagen
Beath of Hartmann Carl TB BE Hartmann, the Danish sculptor, died in Copenhagen Sept 4 after a long illness. He was son of J P B Hartmann the composer and possessed musical talent. Though not in the first rank, he was a genius with high aesthetic ideals and his sculptures are found in Denmark Italy and England.
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Beath of Hartmann
Carl TB
BE. Hartmann
Copenhagen
J. P. B. Hartmann
Hartmann
Denmark
Italy
England
Multinational Shipping, Warships, and Census Notes T
The report details a Norwegian steamer sinking in the North Sea and a Danish firm planning a Denmark to Iceland cable via Shetland and Faeroe. It notes a 102 year old Swedish widow, battleship and diplomatic exercises, and Swedish census figures showing 105000 more females than males. It mentions a Danish brewer, Nordic clergy debates on marriage by divorce, and Danes sweeping European cycling events.
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Arlo
Christensen
North Sea
Lves
Denmark
Iceland
Shetland
Faeroe Islands
Anna Anderstotter
Anders
Erson
Gransatra
Upsala
Lved
Vust
Stockholm
Iing
Oscar
Norwegian Forestry Association
Mumedal
Timothy
Vata
Sparta
Minn
Fly
Soudan
Woman's Suffrage Association of
Christiania
Hallmedal
Norway
Goodhue County
A. Ix. Finseth
Sweden
Gothenborg
Norrksping Karlskjora
Mueslma
Quote on smoking harms from Washington Star dialogue
A Washington Star exchange features a speaker warning that smoking causes catarrh bronchitis tonsillitis and weakens the nervous system risking meningitis The counterpart grimly adds that smoking also spoils the face curtains and implies broader social damage.
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Mr. Meekton
Washington Star
Odd Tale Of The Sea Hull Worn By Copper River
A derelict cargo ship carrying guano caught fire in the South Pacific and was abandoned. A Chinese crewman sought to save the cargo, found the wreck, and towed it to Callao. The tramp ship began sinking from a mysterious leak caused by a copper river left in the bottom rolling over a single spot.
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Botton
Rome
South Pacific
Weds
Called
Peru
Catino
Callan
Chicago News
Dream of Treasure in Austrian Garden Dream
A seven year old boy recalls a recurring dream of digging in his villa garden at night and finding copper silver and gold coins. Years later the landlord’s grounds yield a large coin cache, prompting wonder how a child could foresee the discovery. Spectator reports the tale.
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Teleate
Austria
The Shocked Burglar Finds Policeman Watching At Midnight
An indignant burglar caught by a policeman hiding by a stove admits his guilt but denies spying. The mayor orders his discharge with apologies and a public statement decrying harsh policing. Moral: better ninety nine guilty men go free than risk catching by force.
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Aimacl
Steg
Cop Gibboney
Philadelphia
Bishop Wiens Wit Tale From Connecicut Conclave
A Boston Journal note recalls Bishop Wiens of Connecticut, a witty but pious man, who joked at a General Theological Seminary gathering about a swallowed Burgundy bottle and a layman named Jones. Separately, Dividion theater announces Lovers Lane opening with 25 cent to 1 dollar seats, produced by W A Brady and featuring performers from New York and Chicago.
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Wiens
Connecticut
General Theological Seminary
Bishop Williams
Jones
Boston Journal
Dividion Theater
Lover's Lane
New York
Chicago
W. A. Brady
Dairy Country in Wisconsin Dairy Region Seen
Prof W B Henry dean of agriculture predicts northern Wisconsin will become a great dairy region after studying conditions. He cites pure water, wholesome stock foods, and abundant grasses as key factors supporting lush pastures and cattle forage across the area. Readers are advised to contact TD W Casseday of the Soo Line in Minneapolis for more information.
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Ewe
W. B. Henry
Collage ‘of Agriculture
Wisconsin
America
Abe
TD. W. Casseday
Soo Line
Minneapolis
It May Be Merely Funny About Iron Spring Water
Mrs Belidom-Holme jokes that her husband’s drinking from the iron spring has made him more obstinate. Mrs Nexdore suggests the water may be tinctured with pig iron, the remark appearing in the Chicago Tribune.
Fragmentary stage dialogue fragment with child humor
A clipped Victorian style exchange features Miss Prism and a young boy in a humorous misquote about teeth and a dog, suggesting a playful, improvisational scene from a play or sketch. The line shows indirect teasing and stage business rather than a full plot.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure At Atonement
An ad claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh by constitutional treatment. It asserts the medicine works through the blood and mucous membranes and offers one hundred dollars for successful cases. Also notes about Bell's indellts and Meadow Brook tennis, mentioning Myra Havemeyer and Mrs. Clarence Mackay as society rivals.
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Tralla
J. Chaney & CO
Toledo
O Sola
Aru eiRth
Bell
Gane
Meadow Brook
Myra
Ody” Havemeyer
Mra
Clarence Mackay
Mrs. Havemeyer
Mrs. Mackaye
A Luxurious Traveler Cecil Rhodes on an Africa to England visit
The text cites humorous quotes about Cecil Rhodes traveling from Africa to England with lavish provisions, including a personal chef and livestock. It also features remarks on domestic finances and a quip about luck and wealth, with assorted news-like snippets from Boston Journal and Detroit Free Press.
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Cecil
Rhodes
England
Africa
Life of MobKInity and artificial means satire
A clipped, garbled item from the Ohio State Journal notes fake life of mobility and crime topics. It references the American Citizen Co of Chisago and a mock dialogue about sneers and an artificial means hat, with stray mentions of Elaine Smythe and Gladys.
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Len Coats
Aonen
Josey
Moet
Puck
Aunrthy
Thie Bool
Ijuick
American Citizen Co
Chisago
Elaine
Smythe
Gladys
Ohio State Journal
Fragmented Victorian Nonsense and Advertorial Snippets
A garbled collage of quotes and mock advertisements from newspapers. It blends a playful miscommunication about a sher ed concert and a Sabbath committee with satirical retail pitches for Garfield Tea and other remedies. The text shifts to court testimonies about a hospital incident and ends with a row about disciplining a child.
Wise Painting and Devoe Paint Marketing
A terse ad-style notice promotes Devoe ready paint as superior and affordable. It urges fall painting and to ask a local dealer for Devoe, claiming guaranteed results instead of mere materials. The copy hints at Chicago origin and hints at a pay-for-phrase promotion.
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Devoe
Hig Payor
DEVOR
Chicago
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