When Day Is Done by W F Bryan
Ida Clark, a factory worker in a grim city, endures long hours and harassment as she struggles to survive. She longs for home and a better life, then reconnects with Jack Deering who reveals his love and proposes marriage tonight. The couple plans to start anew at once, escaping the daily grind.
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Ida Clark
Tola
Carsonville
Jacok
Jdano
Deering
Tid
Eft
Colian
Lad
Ida
Pring
Nat
Jack
Lis
Jethro
Berlin
Paraffin's Vast Rise From Byproduct to Essential Material
Paraffin, once a useless refinery byproduct, now finds a thousand uses. Two million blocks of refined paraffin are sold annually for candles, crayons, glass, laundry whitening, bottle sealing, and insulation. A gum maker's arrangement helped Parnaffin build a million dollar fortune, while its application protected Cleopatra's Needle and stone façades in New York.
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Central Park
New York
First Lesson In Diplomacy
A Maine anecdote from the Philadelphia Ledger recalls a school scene and the teacher asking about the lynx to a pupil named Tommy Noy. In a humorous exchange Tommy deflects to Willie, highlighting childhood diplomacy, while a later line reflects a suffrage question with a quick punchline about women voting.
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Tommy
Tommy Noy
Willie Woorgles
Wille
London
Clabe
Gkebhools
Maine
Heather
Ray Stadt
Narasan Ob
Amd
Red Berkman Foreman Faces Magistrate in Bomb Case
New York police linked Selig Silverstein to anarchist circles but failed to prove Berkman knew or incited the bomb thrower. Berkman, jailed briefly on suspicion, was released on recognizance as detectives examined a signed card and Hebrew letters found in Silverstein's apartment showing fund requests for two Philadelphia arrestees.
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New York
Selig Silverstein
Vien Square
Alexander Berkman
Emma Cgoldin
Henry €. Brick
Pittsburg
Berkman
Silversteds
Anarchists’ Federated Union
Perkunn
Silverstein
Dreege
Alboof
Philadelphia
Prictk
Borkmen
Silversteincnd
Leard Berksmin
Ce Tae
Berk
Teres
Violet
Kool
Aime
Dheam
Schoorste
Tirat
Udon
Personal Matter Arising From Anarchist Trial
A report on the Berkman trial scene describes an anarchist insisting the Prick shooting was a personal matter, while the inspector questions his violent past and motives. Berkman defends nonviolence and denies prior meetings with Silverstein. Silverstein lies severely injured after the blast, with ongoing legal action and questions about letters used for funds.
Many Miners to Be Idle Across Several States Tonight
Indianapolis March 31 The union miners in most coal fields will lay down tools tonight with about 250000 stopping work in Ohio western Pennsylvania Missouri Iowa Kansas Oklahoma Arkansas Texas and possibly Indiana Illinois Michigan West Virginia and Kentucky as mining contracts expire at midnight. No new agreements are likely outside central Pennsylvania and the Indiana block coal district though Indiana and Minnesota reports show some movement to negotiate. Technically a strike but operators chiefly intend talks with miners in Indiana and Minnesota.
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Indianapolis
Uaion
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Iiowa
Kanaai
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Texas
Inchana
Pinois
Michigan
West Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana Block
Iodiana
Ilinois
Indiana
Dalzell comments on free pulp and paper bills
Washington remarks cite Dalzell on free wood pulp and printing paper. He says the session’s many bills do not change the stance from the ways and means committee that tariff revisions will not occur this session. Efe proposes a solo filibuster against Republican bills unless a free pulp and paper measure passes amid calls to end the pulp duty and cut printing paper duties.
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Washington
Dalzell
Camimniftece
Sulzer
NYC
Efe
Watkins
Oan
Sixty Two Dead In Exploding Mine At Hanna Wyoming
At Hanna Wyoming March 31 a mine explosion left sixty two known dead with eight to ten more feared. No one in the mine could be saved and the shaft was sealed while teams clear wreckage from the outer slopes. Fire gas blasts stripped lining and hurled fragments over the prairie as thundering blasts thousands of feet from the pit marked the disaster.
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Hanna
Wyo
Washington Senate Closes Abruptly Over Quorum Shortage
In Washington Marehot the senate spent its session passing many minor bills until a quorum collapse abruptly ended proceedings. Gifford Pinechot, head of the forestry bureau, faced charges in the house regarding water rights in Los Angeles and funding convention delegations. The agricultural appropriation bill stalled as the dispute unfolded with defense from Nebo and Seeth Nana, and adjournment left the bill pending.
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Washington
Marehot
Senate
Gifford Pinechot
Forestry Bureau
Smifth
Cabo and Mandel
Dele Gates
T~e
Pollut Nebo Sad Seeth Nana
Horrible Act by a Jealous Man in Huntington
A man from Warne, WV, reportedly killed his wife and another woman by beating them with a poker. The assailant, believed driven by jealousy, fled the scene as authorities assign blame to jealousy as the motive. Further details remain unclear as the suspect remains at large.
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Huntington
Wo Va Mareh
George Commal
Warne
Ts Six-Weng-Eobh
Diateter
Jenmliuss
Conrach
Hoppe S J Schaefer Exhibition Wins Two 400 Point Games
Witte Hoppe defeated Jacah Schaefer in two 400 point exhibitions at US-2 bate rne billiards on a Tuesday. The Philadelphia area event drew attention as Hoppe surpassed the 300 mark across the pair of games.
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Hoppe
Schaefer
Philadelpha
Maren
Witte Hoppe
Jacah Schaefer
Baterne Billiards
Bronson Beats Bezenah for Decision in Detroit bout
Ludinotpolis fighter O. Maveh Gbo- Ran Bronson earned a decision over Cin City challenger Ande Bexvenat after ten fast rounds at the Detroit Athletic Club.
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Bronson
Bezenah
Springfield
O. Maveh Gbo- Ran
Ludinotpolis
Ande Bexvenat
Cin. Chnath
Detroit Athletic Club
Penrose Improves. Bulletin Reports Steady Recovery
Physicians attending Senator Penrose issued a bulletin stating his condition continues to improve in a satisfactory way. The report notes steady progress and optimistic outlook for his health.
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Penrose
Philadelphia
Marcebab
Senator Penrose
Perrose
Governor Guibd’s Condition Still Stable at Boston
Governor Guibd remains resting comfortably in Boston after a favorable medical update. Officials report no deterioration and note he appears to hold his ground amid ongoing care and monitoring.
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Gaold
Boston
Mare
Guibd
Moat Ancient Condiment Mustard History
Mustard is described as one of the oldest condiments used worldwide. The Egyptians valued it for digestion and it served as both food and medicine for Normans and Anglo-Saxons. The plant grows across regions and is used as spring greens or ground seed seasoning.
Private rights threaten U.S. lock project at St. Marys Falls
Washington reports a House rivers and harbors hearing on the governments right to reclaim lands for a new lock and canals at St. Marys River Michigan. The Chandler Dunbar and Michigan Lake Superior Power companies challenge site selection claiming potential plant damage valued at 1070000 dollars. The Chandler firm seeks business-planning compromise and a court fight continues up to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Washington
United States
Falls of
St. Mary's River
Mich
House Committee On
Chandler-Dunbar Company
Michigan Lake Superior Power Company
Michigan Lake Superior Company
Chandler Company
Chander Company
Supreme Court of the United States
Law Waites on the High Court in Washington
The government will not prosecute railroads for failing to meet the company commodity clause pending a supreme court decision. The president has arrived at this ruling. The law forbids railroads from transporting articles in which they have an interest, with lumber as the exception.
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High Court
Washington
Supreme Court
President Roosevelt Sends Tribute To Meyer Blomberg
New York on March 31 with funeral services for Meyer Blomberg. President Roosevelt sent a floral tribute to Blomberg, famed as Bim the Button Man for distributing Roosevelt campaign buttons before his nomination for governor. Pallbearers included David Belasee and David Warfield.
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New York
Meyer Blomberg
Roosevelt
Blemberg
Bim
David Belasee
David Warfield
Our Car Arrives at Seattle in Paris Race
The auto car representing the United States in the New York to Paris race has arrived in Seattle from San Francisco. From the wharf it moved to a hotel at the head of a long procession of automobiles. The car will wait here for advices from the east before proceeding north.
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Seattle
Wash
United States
San Francisco
Wanted His Wife to Go Too in Philadelphia Death
March 31. After vain attempts to induce his wife to join him in death Henry Blur of Philadelphia drowned himself in Cynwyd suburb. Blur had been ill for several months.
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Philadelphia
Ivy
Henry Blur
Cynwyd
Blair
Chicago Markets Show Varied Wheat Corn and Hog Quotes
Chicago March 30 markets report diverse Board of Trade quotes across grains and livestock. Wheat May to Sept ranges show bids around 0.82 to 0.80 with varying highs and lows, corn and oats display mixed futures, pork and lard futures post modest gains, and cattle and sheep receipts reflect steady demand. Dunsing and Stevens traders note live stock prices and feeders, with inquiries at multiple price levels, while regional quotes from East Buffalo and Wisconsin outline buying interest.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade Today
Ata Ann
Smmple
Nooo
Cory
Satipie
Noa
Arab desert food fungus sustains travelers and camels
A Chambers' Journal note explains that Arabs crossing Arabia rely on a fungus called maana found after rains. It is gray, pea sized, with a sweet taste. Though not a perfect food, it provides substantial nitrogen and carbohydrates to sustain life for long periods.
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Arabia
Chambers' Journal
Diminished Jockey Pool Shapes Postwar Racing Outlook
The American racing scene faces a weaker jockey lineup as many top riders lose licenses or retire. Miller led with 224 wins, while others like Mountain Knapp and Radtke face suspensions or departure. Young prospects include V Powers and Gilbert, with veterans Shaw and Burns returning. The national team will travel to London with Mike Murphy as professional coach, aiming to keep riders sharp, while billiards legend Wizard Jake Schaefer retires from world championships after a decisive Chicago win.
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Miller
Mountain
New Orleans
Willie Knapp
Radtke
J. McIntyre
EF. Lynch
Oakland
Jack Martin
Knapp
RadtRe
Martin
K. Dugan
Willie Shaw
Tommy Burns
V. Powers
Notter
Kk. Dugan
McDaniel
Nicol
Burns
Shaw
T. Burns
C. Koerner
Shilling
Sumtar
W. Powers
Delaby
G. Swain
Musgrave
Horner
Brussel
J. Lee
Garner
Liebert
Preston
Lucien Lyne
Ingland
Ireland
France
Belgium
Richard Croker
James Buchanan
Richard Dawson
Prime Numbers Listed With Text Distortions
Prime numbers under 2000 are discussed with many garbled phrases and misread numerals. The passage attempts to count primes in ranges and includes numerous misprints and letters replacing digits.
Traveling cost of big teams traveling cost of big teams
A 1908 era look at baseball travel expenses shows American League teams covering 98 772 miles and paying 34 477 92 in rail fares with St Louis leading in mileage, while National League clubs total 92 445 miles and high costs for Pittsburgh and Boston trips. It notes typical party size around 19 and recalls historic railroad wrecks with few injuries and no prominent player fatalities.
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Johnsonites
Pulliamites
St. Louis
White Sox
New York
St Louis
S&s. Louis Browns
Boston
St. Lous
Pittsburg
Pirates
Phillies
Barney's Buccaneers
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cubs
Chance
Doves
Cardinals
Miles
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago Nationals
Fremont
Jimmy Ryan
Malachi Kittredge
Kit
Miles Fares
Wees
Brooklyn
Capron Ousted From Minnesota College
George Capron, famed Minnesota football hero and drop kicker, has been expelled from the university until next fall and will not return. Rumors had linked him to eastern schools as he faced alleged cheating accusations and the action was confirmed by university authorities.
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Capron
Minnesota
Swenholt to Lead Badgers for ensuing year
Stelmer Swenholt of Madison Wisconsin was elected captain of the University of Wisconsin basketball team for the coming year. The only other candidate was Sionald Stiehm of Johnsons Creek, a giant center on both basketball and football teams. The selection was decided by a coin toss with Swenholt winning.
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Stelmer Swenholt
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Sionald Stiehm
Johnson's Creek
Cleetion
Swenholt
Origins and spread of normal schools in Europe and America
The article traces the early history of normal schools in Germany with institutions at Stettin Berlin and Hanover dating from the mid 1700s, notes early French teacher training efforts, and identifies the United States with the first normal school opened in the eighteenth century in New York.
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Germany
Stettin
Prussia
Frederick the Great
Berlin
Hanover
France
Sto
Hothund Im Tsto
Enetsnd
Dssa
United States
New York
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Philadelphia Ledger
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Ife
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Not Afraid
Hana
House
Sam
Chicago Grain
Qadia
Tien Hinds
Cada
Wisconsin
Feedina
East Buffalo
Dunning & Stevens
East Outtaco
N.Y
Sbato
Lous Lee
Mike” Murphy
University of Pennsylvania
Murphy
Yale University
New York Athletic Club
Ag Berne Wefers
Alvin CG. Kraenzelein
Tommy Conneff
Yale
Harvard
Cornell
Jake Schaefer
Willie Trappe
Jake
I Morote
Geo
Foo
Smoky City
Dierance
Isla
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