Daily Maroon Debuts as Chicago University Journal
The Daily Maroon, a student newspaper from the University of Chicago, publishes its first issue in the rain after 5:30. Editor in chief Earl D. Howard emphasizes usefulness over elegance, with staff chosen for work quality, and sections on athletics, student society, campus notes, and intercollegiate news.
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Marcom
Studenta
University of Chicago
Daily Maroon
Earl D. Howard
Parke Rosa
Iaet
Orchardson royal portrait shocks visitors with tan boots
During the Royal Academy show a mass of visitors spotted an error in Orchardson's painting of the royal family. The prince appeared in a tan booted frock coat and tweed trousers, drawing comment. Reportedly the Duke of York shared the mismatched style, though his footwear differed slightly in color.
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Orchardson
Duke of York
France Leads World in Wine Production in 1399
United States data from Marseille show France far ahead in wine output among major nations for 1399. Italy, Spain, and Austria trail, with Italy at 869,938,151.20 gallons and Spain at 659,933,125 gallons. The 1399 total harvest across rich countries reached 3,338,001,704 gallons.
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Robert P Shinner
United States
Marseilles
France
Gialias Traly
Spain
Italy
Spar
Stease
Bernig
Neglect of Machinery on Warships Worsens Damage
Reports to the navy department reveal serious neglect of shipboard machinery in several warships. Engines were operated beyond safe limits, with repairs already needed on at least one newly commissioned vessel. Warrant machinists and deck officers lack technical duties, risking further damage. Government aid in France supports annual art funding including the Ecole des Beaux Arts and ten state fine arts schools.
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Frome
Navy Department
Secretary of the Navy
France
Ministry of Public Instruction
Ecole Des Beaux‘arts
Fne Arts
Gan Club shoot totals listed for Friday
The Gan Club's Friday shoot tallies include E. J. McMahon 37 R. W. Hill 84 J. Jameson 28 W. Hoyle 88 Ww. H. Warden 37 D. Hanestine 31 R. D. Perry 88.
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Gan Club
E. J. McMahon
R. W. Hill
J. Jameson
W. Hoyle
Ww. H. Warden
D. Hanestine
R. D. Perry
Power car sealed train aims at speeds near a hundred miles an hour
A six car lighted wooden shell covered car train designed to reduce air resistance was tested between Baltimore and Washington Junction on the Baltimore and Ohio line. The locomotive ran over a mile a minute, reaching 18 miles in 16 minutes on steep grades, with officials pleased and inventor Frederick A Adams predicting speeds near 100 mph.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore
Washington Junction
Adams
Inquiry Into Japanese Immigrant Labor In The West
The House approved a resolution to ask the Treasury secretary for full records on Japanese immigrant labor over the past two years, plans for future immigration, enforcement of deportation laws, and penalties for illicit contracts. The aim is to draft legislation barring lower class Japanese laborers amid rising arrivals.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Slow Progress Delays Wisconsin Battleship at Newport News
Naval authorities condemn slow work on the Wisconsin, the battleship under construction at Newport News shipyards. Target completion was June 1901, but current progress is only two percent. Officials warn further delays could trigger penalties as emergency contract terms require earlier delivery.
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Wisconsin
Newport News
Navy Department
Guval Efferts
Congress
Thunderstorm Kite Experiment and Odd Court News
A Bayonne experiment shows a six foot diameter kite with a glass insulated reel draws only minor sparks at 600 feet as a storm approaches within ten miles, suggesting little lightning danger. A New Jersey judge orders mothers to spank misbehaving boys in court, while editorials note no “bad boy vote” and the artsy weather notes cite artesian wells and British theater odds.
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William A. Eddy
Bayonne
N. J
Acen
Onte
New Jersey
Chicago Times-Herald
Pleas Changed in Burglary and Larceny Case
Joseph Dailey and Ray Heath charged with burglary and larceny were arraigned before Judge Nye on Monday and each changed his plea to guilty.
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Joseph Dailey
Ray Heath
Nye
Forest Worm War Sweeps Central New York Villages
In central New York villages school children are urged to destroy forest worms by burning the bands of eggs encircling twig ends. Pupils in Herkimer have killed over 2,000,000 worms in two days, and more than 10,600 egg rings have been destroyed in school contests to save orchards and fruit trees from the pest.
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New York
Boards of Education
Herkimer
Expedition to HOPI ruins and western tribes
The Field Columbian Museum will send two anthropology resistants to Arizona and a three month tour through Colorado Wyoming Utah Idaho Washington Oregon and California to collect artifacts. They will study Hopi ruins for ceremonial sites symbolic pottery and migration records while visiting Shoshone Ute Piute and other tribes including Fort Hall and Wind River reservations. Funding comes from the Stanley McCormick fund of 5000 dollars.
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Indiana
Arizona
Anthropological Department
Field Columbian Museum
George A. Dorsey
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
California
Ativona
Dorsey
C. L. Owen
J. A Burt
Department of Anthropology
Stanley McCormick
States
Pew
Old Fort Hall
Wind River Reservation
Chicago Man Fights License Mix Up at City Clerk
Jerry Kelleher of 1000 North Wood Street Chicago sought a marriage license but found a records mix up. He received a license bearing another name Tenac Morganes or Morgans had earlier secured a license and later returned to change plans. The error caused Morgane to be listed with Kelleher’s number, exposing a public notice misalignment at Holy Family Church timing five o'clock next afternoon.
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Jerry Kelleher
North Wood Street
Chicago
Clerk Salmonson
Hannah Hartnett
Holy Family Church
Mr. Raimoneon
Kelleher
Tenac Morgane
Hognac
Lena Haas
A New Bible Turns Old Testament Upside Down
English bicycle director J. K. Brarley in Coventry unveils a Bible in which the New Testament precedes the Old in the preface. He argues the Old Testament was a canister for the New to stand upon, but it largely extinguishes its light. Names credited include Chas. Beckwith, Tillie Hawkins, and others across Elyria Lorain and Dundee Mich.
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Coventry
England
Sunday School Supply
Starley
Chas. F. Hahn
Amelia F. Baumter
Elyria
William Ladd
Katie Farschman
Lorain
Chas
Beckwith
Dundee
Mich
Vids Hills
Ridgeville
Thomas B. Jones
Tillie Hawkins
Oberlin
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