Big Glaciers Remain Permanent Features in Ice Age Outlook
Indiana readers learn that Swiss glaciers attract tourists and that scientists find no imminent melt. Glaciers vary in expansion and contraction, with cycles spanning decades, suggesting long term permanence. The Troy Times notes Muir Glacier and other western ice features should stay available, defying any ice monopoly.
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Switzerland
Troy
N. Y
Western Hemisphere
Muir
Alaska
Ice Trust
The Joy of Giving Time and Talent to Others
A reflection on high enjoyment arising from sharing time talents and thoughts with family friends and the community. It contrasts selfish accumulation with liberal use for others happiness noting that successful ministry to others brings lasting satisfaction and discourages selfish use of advantages.
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New York Weekly
Slow Mental Ripening Of Great Men Noted
An essay notes that many outstanding achievers in business, statesmanship, literature and other fields endure neglect and cold reception before their greatness is recognized after age 60. It cites WW Dorland and Century Magazine writing that the doers of deeds often persist beyond sixty and refuse to accept 60 as a hard limit to ambition.
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A. Newman Dorland
Judgment Training Needed to Improve Public Reasoning
The New York Weekly argues a lack of systematic discipline for judgment despite teaching memory, expression, industry, endurance, and patience. It cautions that both young and old form hasty opinions and ill advised judgments, urging definite education in drawing correct conclusions. The piece lightly touches on union milk debates and references the death of Her Hippolyte Mebles, noted for claiming influence in preventing nicings in the world.
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New York Weekly
Week in Review From National Politics and Business
The House committee inquiry into Electric Boat methods concluded with Atttorney F. Whitney of Lake Torpedo Boat admitting he penned anonymous letters in the affair. Richard Bartholdt of Missouri attacked prohibition in the District of Columbia committee hearing as Sims bill debates move forward. GOP leaders produce a new currency bill after conferences, while the president's message is read in both houses. The Senate approves pension and District of Columbia appropriation measures.
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House
Electric Boat Company
F. 3. Whitney
Lake Torpedo Boat Company
Richard Bartholdt
Missouri
House Committee On
District of Columbia
Vreeland
New York
Congress
Senate
Pension and District of Columbia
Royal婚式 in St Petersburg ends with Grand Duchess Marie Pavilovna wed
Prince Wilhelm of Sweden, son of King Gustave, marries Grand Duchess Marie Pavilovna in St. Petersburg. The couple connects Swedish royalty with Russian imperial kin amid a wave of high profile European affairs.
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Prince Wilhelm
Sweden
Gustave
America
St. Petersburg
Marie Pavilovna
Russia
Paul Alexandrovitch
Harry Thaw
Matteawan Hospital
Tirey L. Ford
Crief
San Francisco
New York
Cleveland
Mary McMurray
Canton Bridge Company
Lima
Joseph Carabelli
Cleveland, O
Multiple Fires and Crimes Across Cities Reported
A string of incidents across the U S includes a hotel fire in Fort Wayne Ind that killed 6 and injured many as 20 or more perished or leapt to escape flames. A tenement fire in Brooklyn killed six and seriously hurt four. Murders found in South Columbus and a gale near Monterey disrupted naval movements. A bishop was consecrated in Baltimore while Antipolo Philippines burned from lightning. A Peruvian revolt was suppressed and Cincinnati brokers indicted for bucketshops. A vast yellow pine combine was planned in St Louis as Standard Oil plant in Cleveland burned. Denver arrests for spiritualist fraud and a large purse theft in Welch W Va.
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Tire
Fort Wayne
Ind
Brooklyn
N. C
Columbus
Monterey
Batleship Minois
Alabama
Tate
Crumineigh
Blountington
Santa Barbara
St. Louis
Cleveland
New Jersey
Bryan
Colorado
Arkansas
Taft
Leonora Pierge
Greyta Palmer
Denver
Mulal Najid
South
Morocco
Welch
Dary
W. Va
United States Coal and Coke Ompany
Indiana
United States District Court
Railroad Commission of Indiana
Harvey Hinkle
Bloomington
John R. McClintock
Ao Chicago Reduction Company
James Boyle
Toledo
Cal
Verden
Ohlo
Gillespie
Bird
Michigan
American Health and Accident Association of Detroit
Wells-Fargo
Torreon
Mexico
National Prosperity Association
Panama
Honduras
Guatemala
Michigan Supreme Court
Philip A. McHugh
Charles P. O'Neil
Detroit
Connolly
Roosevelt
New England
Washington
William A. Stetson
Boston
United States
Georgia LE. Bible
North Carolina
Chicago
Herbert Loeb
Philadelphia
Fred Auterburn
Atlantic
New York & St. Louis Express
Pittsburg
Mirror Lake
Baraboo
Wis
Iowa
Missouri
Ilinois
Fort-de-France
Martinique
J. D. Garrison
J. D. Williams
Flat Creek
Ala
Nashville
Tenn
Phoenix Club
Cincinnati
Ray Lamphere
Laporte
Della Gunness
Ambassador Reid
Joan
John Hubert Ward
Earl of Dudley
Hisass
Kiel
Armine
Persia
Baltimore
John A. Bunn Chain
Florida
Yasminia
West Africa
M.C. A
New York
Eity
Dayton
Mississippi
Pennsylvania
Knox
Vermont
Connecticut
San Francisco
Harris
Korea
Scandia State Bank
Crookston
Minn
Express firms sue to block Indiana rate cuts
In Indiana a group of six express companies filed suit in the U S district court seeking an injunction against the railroad commission's plan to cut express rates. The actions involve multiple operators and the broader push to regulate charges across the state.
Single Blow Severed Arm Leads to Drive-By Fatality in Kentucky
In Jackson Kentucky Ed Callahan a former sheriff and Breathitt County Democratic leader is stabbed by John Spicer and loses his right arm. Spicer is shot dead by Callahan’s 17 year old son Wilson. The store dispute followed by the fatal assault sparks fear of broader feuds as factions move into the region.
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Jackson
Long Creek
Ed Callahan
Democratic Committee
Breathinn County
John Spicer
Wilson Callahan
Callahan
Spicer
Jim Hargis
Callahn
Oklahoma
John Smith
Hargis
Crockettsville
Daniel White
Jim Fugate
White
Tom White
State Penitentiary
Curt Jett
Marcum
Fugate
Whit
Death Pact Tied to Black Veil Club Mystery
Muskegon report says Dekruyter, found dead under a sidewalk after five weeks, belonged to a “Black Veil death by own action club.” Veil, gloves, hosiery repeated in prior self harm attempts. Family links to Chicago deaths. fear of death pact secrecy. Separate items note a San Francisco restaurant fire causing extensive damage and Memphis plant reopening with over 100 workers and a new wheel foundry project.
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Muskegon
Mich
Hertan Dekruyter
Black Veil
Dekruyter
Chicago
Earthquake Shocks Hit La Plata Overnight
An eight minute quake lasted Sunday night in La Plata 34 kilometers from here with movement north to south. In Norwich a jury found Wm Scott guilty of first degree murder for killing his stepmother Miké Jones Scott in October last year.
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Buenos Ayres
la Plata
Norwich
Wm, Scott
Miké Jones Scott
Changes in the Sahara and the camel caravan
The article muses on desert transport from caravans to camels, railways, and motor cars. It notes motor vehicles appear in the Soudan and Egyptian deserts, serving passengers and light freight but not replacing camel caravans or rail lines, while highlighting how landscape and culture shape transit.
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Abraham
Soudan
Sahara
Egypt
Scribner’s
Fewer Deaths from Consumption Reported in Berlin
Dr Fraenkel of Berlin discusses a medical paper showing a drop in consumption deaths from 32.5 per ten thousand in 1831 to 17.25 in the latest return. He credits Koch discoveries and credits prophylaxis and the German isolation system for the improved figures.
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Fraenkel
Berlin
Society of Medicine
Koch
Germany
Cement Dwellings for Laborers in Rio Janeiro Plans
A South American agent, aiding San Paulo and Rio Janeiro municipalities, says cement houses will be built in large numbers for workers. Rio Janeiro aims to construct 5,000 dwellings at about 9 million dollars to relieve crowded and costly housing.
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Cement Age
San Paulo
Rio Janeiro
Rio Jareiro
Tea Study Proposal Considered by Chinese Agriculture Board
The Chinese board of agricultures weighs creating a department to study and promote tea cultivation and addressing breaches in provinces where tea is produced. The move aims to advance cultivation practices and support regional tea industries across the country.
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Chinese Board of
New York City Banks Grow From Hundred to Two Hundred Twelve
Twenty years ago New York City boasted about 100 banks and trust companies. Today the greater city has no fewer than 212 such financial institutions, reflecting significant growth in the sector.
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New York City
Western Canada farmer touts high yield and hard wheat
Regina writer Mr A Kaltenbrunner reports his Moose Jaw Creek land produced 70 acres of wheat at 20 bushels per acre, 80 acres fall plowed at 90 bushels per acre on oats, and 80 acres stubble at 30 bushels. three carloads shipped at 53 cents a bushel. He says western Canada crops cannot be checked despite late spring and adverse weather. Information on frees home stead lands in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta available from Canadian Government Agents.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Central
Canadas
A. Kaltenbrunner
Moose Jaw
Western Canada
Frees
Manitoba
Alberta
Whistler Quips About Living Well in Paris
James McNeill Whistler once quialked an artist in Paris who lived without worldly goods. His host claimed to survive via a pet monkey sent down by rope to the landlady. The monkey sometimes returns with a loaf or a bam, random gifts that illustrate Providence in action.
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James McNeill Whistler
Paris
Jacko
The Bookkeeper’s Marriage Triggers Salary Review
A junior partner notes the bookkeeper has been married nearly four months and the senior partner presses for an investigation into his accounts, fearing discrepancies. The Catholic Standard and Times report hints at a sharp warning about auditing finances amid personal changes.
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Catholic Standard and Times
Insect chemists study sugar feeding by bees
French naturalist Gaston Bonnier observed bees under study failing to bite sugar from lumps. The insects flew away and returned with workers after visiting a fountain. They settled on the sugar and pumped water from their crops, then sucked up the syrup that formed.
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Gaston Bonnier
Castoria Safety Reminder for Mothers
Advert reads mothers should examine every bottle of Castoria for safety and accuracy as a safe remedy for infants and children, emphasizing careful product checks and trust in the familiar label. The snippet suggests parental vigilance in selecting infant remedies.
Humorous quip on landlady and mattresses in Philadelphia
Starboarder jokes about buying hair restorer for the landlady and using it on mattresses. Hatlroom quips about her hair, while the exchange notes an auditor’s candid remark and a cautious reply about constituents’ expectations.
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Hatlroom
Philadelphia Record
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American Cay & Foundry Dogs
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Bextra
Timothy
Abe
Louisville
Indianapolia
MR. Kaltenbrunner
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