Negro soldiers linked to Brownsville riot confession
The Galveston News reports an alleged confession by a discharged Negro soldier from the Twenty fifth Infantry, claiming the Brownsville August 1906 riot arose from a white man’s injury to a Black soldier and not premeditated planning. He admits participation and notes others joined to avenge past injuries.
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Galveston
Tex
Galveston News
Goldier
Twenty Fifth Infantry
Brownsville
United States
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Roosevelt
Confession in Brownsville Shooting Probe Cited
Senator Overman reports that a former Twenty-fifth Infantry private named D. C. Gray spoke with reporters claiming a secret service angle in the Brownsville shooting case. The committee learned a discharged soldier seeks government protection before confessing and forwarded the information to Secretary Taft for War Department review.
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United States Secret Service
D. C. Gray
Washington
Senator Overman
North Carolina
Brownsville
Tex
Galvexton
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Overman
Taft
War Department
Tourist imprisoned on Catalina cliff miraculously saved
EB. L. Sand, an Ardsley on the Hudson tourist, spent two days and two nights trapped on a crumbling Catalina Island ledge after descending to bathe at a secluded canyon outlet. Fishermen rescued him Sunday as boats and shore observers watched. the peril arose from the cliff's unstable rock and inability to backtrack.
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Los Angeles
Catalina Island
EB. L. Sand
Ardsley
Hudson
Sand
Four Trainmen Injured In Flood Slide At Fallston
Four trainmen were seriously injured when flood weakened ground slipped under the Pittsburg and Lake Erie tracks at Fallston. A caboose attached to a light engine plunged 40 feet into the Beaver River, narrowly missing drowning. Injured include J. S. Pender skull fracture J. S. Thorpe leg and head injuries Frank Bartley head and body cuts and William Hearra bruises and contusions.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg & Lake Erie
Fallston
Beaver River
J. S. Pender
J. S. Thorpe
Frank Bartley
William Hearr
Law of Caste In Way on Rail Carriages
The article notes Indian railway travel raises caste concerns as a Brahmin bound by ritual purity must avoid a Pariah in the same carriage, reflecting social rules that require distancing. It discusses the friction this creates for passengers and the practical implications for railway use.
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India
Doctors All Agree This Time On Pierce Golden Medical Discovery
Eminent authorities praise Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for curing mucous surface ailments and lingering coughs. Warns against substitutes and urges full course with supporting salve for wounds. Notes blood cleansing benefits and references Indian herbal knowledge behind Favorite Prescription for women's health.
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Materia Merica
Dr. Pierse
Pierce
Br. Sage
Medicios
Oc Lot Pierce
HV. Pierce
Main St
Buffalo
Dr. Plerea
Thaw Denounced In Wooster Memoir From Van Wert
Dan O Reilly in the Tombs assisted Harry Thaw with a duplicate statement from Lewellyn Gilliland of Van Wert QC. Gilliland challenges stories about Thaw's Wooster University escapades, saying many alleged pranks were false and Thaw’s college life was misrepresented.
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New York
Harry K Whaw
Dan O'Reilly
Thaw
Lewellyn Gilliland
van Wert
Wooster, O
Wooster University
O'Reilly
Wooster
Gilliland
Man and wife asphyxiated in New York lodging house
Ernest Querel of Los Angeles and his wife died after illuminating gas from a heater filled their room and ignited a burning jet. The pair, a Frenchman and American citizen, had just arrived from Paris and planned to travel west today.
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New York
Ernest Querel
Los Angeles
Querel
Paris
West
Mellen to Confer With Roosevelt Over Railroad Affairs
President Roosevelt will meet with Henry Mellen of the New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad in Washington on Tuesday to discuss railroad matters. Other executives named by J. P. Morgan McCrea of Pennsylvania Newnan of New York Central and Hughitt of Chicago Northwestern opted not to seek interviews at this time.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Mellen
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Co
J. P. Morgan
McCrea
Pennsylvania
Newnan
New York Central
Hughitt
Chicago & Northwestern
America's Greatest Weekly Blade Promotes National Circulation
The Toledo Blade claims a nationwide reach with 185 000 yearly subscribers and a focus on plain, concise news for busy readers. It markets itself as the cheapest weekly, includes stories and family departments, and invites readers to request a free specimen copy. Mrs Austin's buckwheat product is advertised for quick raisin baking.
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Toledo Blade
United States
America
Weekly
Blade
WU S
THE
Toledo, Ohio
the Leader
Imagazine
Cleveland
Ohio
Oklahoma convention disfranchises veterans denounced
Washington March 18 The United Spanish War Veterans DC department adopted resolutions denouncing the Oklahoma constitutional convention for a disfranchisement clause affecting soldiers sailors and marines and urging Commander-in-Chief Hamilton Ward to move the next encampment from Oklahoma City to a different location.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Constitutional Convention of
Oklahoma
Hamilian Ward
Buffalo
Council of Administration
Oklahoma City
Derelict Skuld sighted south of Miquelon with crew rescued
Two officers aboard the Bosnia report the Norwegian steamer Skuld abandoned and tied on her beam ends about 150 miles south of Miquelon on March 13. The derelict, likely sunk in recent gales, may have carried passengers and lies on the trans Atlantic lane posing danger to crossing steamers.
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New York
Philadelphia
Hotterdam
Bosnia
Hamburg
Island of
Miquelon
T19
Prince Nikaridz Ear Cut In Evening Skirmish
Lt Pétersburg 18 A shooting affray at Hotel de Europe ended with Prince Nikaridz a marshal of nobility and Capt Kosloff clashing over Caucasus autonomy. Nikaridz severed the prince's ear with a sabre then Kosloff fired twice wounding the captain. a surgeon sewed the ear back on. A testimonial at end touts Kodol for dyspepsia with patient healing after use.
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Lt. Pétersburg
Matta
Hotel de Europe
Prince Nikaridz
Kosloff
Sberia
Caucasus
Nikaridz
Kasloff
Lords Reform Urged as Anomaly in Industry Nations
Nottingham Expressa quotes a critic calling the present House of Lords an anomaly in industry nations and predicts inevitable discussion on its reform as a matter of national importance.
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House of Lords
Nottingham
Optician HIN Sells Glasses at Broad Street Store
In the opticaling notice, HIN the optician is listed at 33 Broad Street. The item mentions a price tag of £33 for eyewear and related services.
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HIN
The
Optician
Broad Street
Debate over Ireland autonomy sparks humorous quip
A historian at the Macmillans' gathering discusses Ireland autonomy with Mr Macmillan supporting home rule. Freeman objects to the Greek term causing friction before a guest rebukes him for respect to the host. The mood lightens as a gout joke is shared, prompting Freeman to suggest a pun on toe woe.
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Ea Ten Ae
Freeman
Mr. Macmillan
Prey of the Sparrow Hawk Observations in London News
The sparrow hawk commonly catches small birds and even wood pigeons though it rarely rises above blackbirds. Flocks of green finches mob the hunter, yet a single hawk occasionally secures a prey amid the chaos. A bat on the wing was noted as a rare catch near a house at dusk.
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London Newa
The Good Little Cent Conversation
A clergyman finishes a successful campaign as pennies pour into the offering. A silver dollar and a copper penny talk, with the dollar belittling the cent while the cent boasts of attendance at church and small buys, ending with the cent’s quiet faith.
Ferocious Orinoco Carib Fish Attack Serial Incidents
A Venezuelan traveler describes the carib fish of the Orinoco as ferocious water dwellers. In one incident an Indian woman was killed after a bucket filling excursion. A companion, Mr. Dart, trapped a fish and narrowly escaped a finger bite that severed bone. The species is small but forms attacking schools and injures other fish.
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Venezuela
Orinoco
Mr. Thompson
Ifs
Mr. Dart
Progress of Dentistry From Ancient Roots to Modern Schools
The article traces dentistry from ancient crude practices in Egypt and Greco Roman references to Galen and Pare, noting major milestones. It highlights dentistry becoming a surgical science in the mid 19th century, with the first U S dental school founded in Baltimore in 1839 and others in Cincinnati and Philadelphia by mid century. It ends with a brief Normal Disadvantage quip about reformers, quoted from the Washington Star.
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Dent Sury
Richardt Owen
Iterodotus
Galen
Ambroise Pare
United States
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Thava Ofu
Sorghum
Washington Star
White Canoe Legend Inspires Northerners In Met Magazine
A Metropolitan Magazine piece recalls a northern belief about a white canoe piloted by a pioneer's spirit that visits the dying. The Somerville Journal notes caution when a sick man is home, urging calm and orderly conduct.
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Metropolitan Magazine
Reporter Office Seeks Subscriptions and Help Wanted
Addressing readers in Elyria, a call to subscribe to the Elyria Reporter appears along with a note that Homeseekers and Colonists tickets are available at low rates through the B. & O. R. R. Agent. The notice also offers quick help for selling items and a Reporter wanted listing.
Electro-gen promoted as universal germ killer and purifier
An advertiser touts Electro-gen as a blood purifier and tonic free of alcohol or narcotics. It claims to cure many diseases by removing the cause and offers a 50 cent bottle free, with ordering details via the Electro-gen Co. and Eady Drug Store.
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Electragen Co
Fremont
Through trains east from Elyria via sleeper service
Elyria trains depart daily at 1 34 p m bound for Medina Akron Youngstown Butler Pittsburgh McKeesport Cumberland Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and New York Sleeper cars operate from Akron Reporter Want Ads bring results.
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Elyria
Medina
Akron
Youngstown
Butler
Pittsburgh
McKeesport
Cumberland
Washington D. C
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Co operation a Money Saver for Farmers TV
Farmers can save by subscribing to a cooperative weekly bundle: Elyria Republican local news and New-York Tribune Farmer weekly agricultural guidance. One year total only 1.60 dollars, versus 2 dollars if bought separately. Send orders to The Republican Elyria Ohio with name and address, or request a sample from Geo W Best Tribune Farmer Office New York City.
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Unite State
Patent Office
E. J. Totten & CO
Bond Building
Washington, D.C
Elyria Republican
New-York Tribune Farmer
New York City
Republican
Elyria
Ohio
Geo. W. Best
Tribune Farmer Office
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N.Y
Dr. Pierce
Yoerco
Tolede, Ohio
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Canton
Otd
Dereligt
Georgia
C. N. Cornell
Rodiog, Ga
Kodol
Somerville Journal
God
Ellot
the Illustrated Sunday Magazine
Cleveland Leader
N. G
Eady Drug Store
Ohio Farmer
Bath
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