Plague Theories On Fish Eating In Asia Reported
A late report from United States Consul Robert M. McWade in Canton suggests bubonic plague may arise among Cantonese and other river towns via consumption of fish. Medical authorities caution that wild animals and fish can carry plague germs, with foot lesions and water-front living cited as exposure factors.
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Robert M. McWade
United States
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Swan
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Ruelag
Hombay
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Bane Nok
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Switow
Mr. McWade
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Marine Hospital Service
Japan
Burgoon
Wyman
Max Hine Hospital
Consul McWade
Anit
Two Bits and the Verde Trail Brave Ride to Wingate
An Arizona horseman named Two Bits, a famed racer owned by Lt Charles Curte, dies from wounds after guiding Troops back to Fort Wingate NM. The epic 260 mile ride follows through desert heat to deliver a crucial message as Apache threats loom.
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Two-bita
Arizona
Charles Curte
Curt
Univerity
Wisconsin
Fort Whipple
A. T
Trae
Hore
Tworbite
Fort Wingate
Faked Gold Scam Tales Spread in London Papers
Reports from London depict a tale of Kansas farmers giving $100 each to a venerable figure claiming a gold extraction process. A supposed laboratory, chemical tinkering, and a final fake nugget are described, mirroring earlier credulity about American con men. The London press and public are drawn to the story despite lack of evidence.
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Hahmne
New York
London
Kansas
How police track criminals in big cities and beyond
A Washington Star report describes why fugitives struggle to vanish. Detectives say large cities expose strangers through shared spaces, while uniformed observers and local networks mark the hunted. As cities shrink escape odds, police refine routes to apprehend offenders.
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Aglan
Washington Star
Royal visitor from German nobility attends New York Chamber event
A German royal figure visits the United States to attend the opening ceremony of New York City's Chamber of Commerce. Prince Henry, accompanied by his wife Lady Corneal Me Weet of England, tours the event and meets local officials during the city stop.
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Venice
Henry of
Pinnastu
New York
Chamber of Commerce
Prince Henry
Lady Corneal Me Weet
England
A Horse's Affection and Training Insights
A passage discusses the nature of a horse's affections and intellect, noting that horses form strong bonds with their masters but differ from dogs. It warns that kind treatment can be worn thin, and stresses never letting a horse oppose your will. With two key points, it claims a horse will try to follow clear commands once understood.
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Witch
Hough
Horne Wenee
Horne
David Buffum
Women farmers urge end of male dominance in rural life
A progressive note extols women farmers forming a movement to revive pastoral industry, displacing patriarchy in agriculture. It argues women’s economic leadership will modernize farms, improve work roles, and shift rural power away from male figures, calling for society to adapt and support female farming progress.
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New York
Wao
Orainces
Wall Street Slump and Market Panic of May 9 190
The New York market plunged as stocks fell sharply amid rumors and heavy losses. Prominent names and the big pool led declines, with estimates of weekly losses reaching tens of millions. traders blamed bull manipulation and pools while Keene claimed no market influence.
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J.T. Morgan
Storks
Benne
Keene
Ninlipe
Fis
United
John W. Gates
Big
Southern Pacific
James i
Miemmlitre
Soulierm
Goo
Laem Horne
Otani
Hoey
Colorado
Gates
Kentie
Hawks
Moore Bros
Thomaas
Lawson
Boston
Wall Street
Wireless stations planned to aid Navy operations
Washington reports Rear Admiral Bradford outlines plans for wireless telegraphy expansion. Proposes stations for instruction at Newport New York San Francisco and other naval sites plus a Key West test to study heat effects. Emphasizes reliance on foreign systems and ongoing trials before final equipment choice.
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United
R.B. Braiford
Bradford
Newport
New York
San Pragelsco
Key West
United States
Unitedates
Europe
Thriee
Commercial Pacific Cable Company
Bern
Honolulu
Sithiniaaue
Mackink
President Roosevelt Trail Bears on Little Sunflower Camp Trip
The party hunted a 233 pound bear near the President's camp on the Little Sunflower. Hoke Collier guided toward the animal while Foote and Roosevelt rode along the trail. The bear was killed by Parker after being treeed, with photographers and reporters largely kept away from camp.
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Parker
Hoke Collier
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Hoke
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Cottier
Tom Tree
Mangum
Cortewou
Fish
India
Prews Association
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