Influence of Matrimony on Crime Rates Across Ages
The piece notes married men show lower property crime and morality offenses than un married men while widowers contribute more crime between ages 30 and 50. Early marriage correlates with higher offenses due to expenses, while crime against property declines with age among the married. It cites Sir Purdon Clarke disputing a Delhi throne pedestal at the Metropolitan Museum and calls genuineness a frequent museum debate.
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Newspaper Poets Barred Out by Impulsionism fad
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Global Industry Shifts Highlight Latin Harbor Plans
The article notes a future shift toward trained American workers, surpassing reliance on natural resources, with competition from Germany and others. It highlights South American harbor projects, Chile's $20 million Valparaiso port work and Brazil's $19.5 million dock expansion at Rio Janeiro, signaling expanding trade.
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Week's World Events Review Highlights Turmoil
A broad review lists political moves in New York and Taft's cabinet, notable crimes, trials, and deaths. It notes Elk-like incidents in Mexico, labor strain, international accords between the United States and Japan, a shipwreck near Pangasinan, and major sport events in Savannah.
Floods and disasters sweep across states as death tolls rise
News items report 3000 homeless in West Guthrie Oklahoma from Cottonwood river flooding after two days of heavy rain. A mine explosion in Marianna Pennsylvania kills at least 138 with grisly casualties. Chinese detainees at San Francisco dock escape custody as immigration decisions loom. Postmaster General Meyer reveals 208 million in receipts with a 16.9 million deficit. Multiple other incidents include murders, suicides, tornadoes, riots, a Sheridan statue unveiling, and deportation orders for British workers.
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Frisco Police Chief Drowns After Bay Voyage
William J. Biggey, Frisco police chief, drowned returning from Belvidere aboard a patrol launch. Engineer Murphy, the other occupant, reported the chief missing as search boats converged on the bay. The death follows strained relations with graft prosecutions after Morris Haas’s death and related pistol custody disputes and denials of duty.
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Boy Singing in Bed Sparks Tragedy in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg on December 1 Janna Hackett attempted to kill her seven year old son James with a ratchet after he sang in bed. Anna Hackett intervened and took the blow to her head. The husband, in a suspected insane state, cut his wife’s throat and then killed himself. The child escaped and alerted neighbors.
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Engineer and Pilot Drowned in Red River Steamboat Disaster
Paris Texas reports the steamboat D Cawley owned by Ames Shovel & Tool Co. of Paris upset on Red River Monday morning. Engineer Ed Holden and pilot Busbee of Shreveport drowned while 10 passengers escaped as the boat struck a pier during flood-driven current.
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Mystery meat pies hint at trunk disposal in boarding houses
A quoted narrator argues old leather trunks and suitcases are recycled into meat pies and stews in boarding houses, claiming leather beef is used without requiring proof of trunk hardware. He asserts knowledge of the practice and its source, amid broader reflections on urban waste.
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Candidate seeks psychic society to test ghost hypothesis
The Washington Star reports a candidate answering a question about joining a psychic research society to determine if he possesses a ghost of a two show. The campaign manager asks where this will lead.
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Village mothers select handsome baby by ballot
In a village club a dozen mothers decide by ballot whose baby is the handsomest. Each child receives one vote, and the judge notes the playful, communal contest among the families.
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Welland Canal Linking Erie to Ontario Since 1833
The Welland canal joins Lake Erie and Lake Ontario over 27 miles. Begun in 1824 and completed in 1833, its original size has been expanded to a current depth of 14 feet.
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Remedy for Colds and Art Pottery Ideas Urged
A column promotes a non medical cold remedy using Syrup of Sarsaparilla whiskey and a draught to be taken every four hours. It also argues that cheap artistic pottery could gain a market if firms invest in affordable designs and stops the notion that art must be expensive, urging a shift in shopkeepers attitudes.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Internal Remedy Endorsed
Describes catarrh as a constitutional disease and claims internal remedies reach the disease. Hall's Catarrh Cure is said to act on blood and mucous surfaces and is paired with Hall's Family Pills. The advertisement asserts endorsements by physicians and offers testimonials while noting a 75-cent price from Toledo, Ohio.
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Distemper Cure Endorsed by Grand Old Man of Racing
Ed Geers praises SPOHN'S DISTEMPER CURE saying it cures all forms of distemper and prevents disease in stable horses. The remedy, priced 50c and 1, is sold by druggists and the Spohn Medical Co. in Goshen Indiana.
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A Nice Hirt: Nurse Proposals in a Small Tale
A bashful lover resists a marriage proposal. The girl declares she will become a trained nurse, arguing her six months of experience caring for him qualifies her, despite his doubt. The dialogue highlights ambition and romantic tension in a light literary vignette.
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