Famine at Dawson Urges Evacuation Across Yukon River
Officials warn of famine and disease as Dawson City faces shortages with over 1,000 residents without provisions. Prices soar for beans flour rice and bacon while police and Dominion authorities rush aid down the Yukon to Fort Yukon Circle City and Fort Yukon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yukon River
Minook Creek
Alaska
Stewart River
Northwest Territory
Dawson City
Dack Dalton
Jinnead
Seattle
Fool
Fort Yukon
Yukon
Dominion Police
Circle City
P. B. Weare
Fort
Canadian Mounted Police
Dawson
Hamits
Ort
Constantine
Davis
Haetor
Vawce TY
Violent Turmoil in Vienna as Hussars Suppress Crowd
In Vienna, mobs clashed with Hussars and mounted police as resignations shook the Austrian ministry. Police used swords to disperse workers gathered near the university and town hall where 10,000 people demonstrated for Wolff’s arrest. ambulances attended the injured while authorities dispersed workman meetings across the city.
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Hussars
Tommperor Meancis Close
Baron Goentsch
Kelielsrath Wotil Tiether
Kedebsrath
Ringstrasse
University
Magburg
Dhe
Perses
Ambahkance
Provincial Criminal Court
Herr Wolff
Unterhaus
von Abrahamovics
Murdered Chicago Woman Found Buried By Roadside
The body of Pauline Merry, bruised and battered, was found in a ditch near Western Avenue and 87th Street in Chicago after a long search by Thomas Hickey. Police linked the find to Hickey’s confession and identified the remains at the morgue with help from firemen and witnesses.
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Chicago
Pauline Merry
Western Avenue
Sith Street
Eetaity
Thomas Hickey
Christopher Merry
Hickey
87Th Sires
Ryen and
Keefe
Merry
Kangaroo Kicker O'Dea Breaks Chicago's Western Title Hopes
Pat O'Dea the Australian Irish kicker for Wisconsin delivered a 40 yard field goal behind Wisconsin oaks in Chicago. The score moved to 4 to 0 and set a momentum swing as Chicago suffered a heavy defeat 23 to 0 before a large crowd. Wisconsin backers earned about 40000 dollars from the game. Additional notes report a Kansas City court fined J W Keith 500 for failing to report diphtheria, Weyler fears, and a prehistoric corduroy road section found in Youngstown Ohio.
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Chicago University
Pat O'Dea
Australia
Ireland
Chicago
University of Wisconsin
Stright
Tndiau
Tradderd
Durkiness
Chieago
Weert
O'Dea
Wisconsin
Sparke
Kansas City
J. W. Keith
Weyler
Youngetown, Oh
Global notes and comments from the era of steam and steel
A collage of Telegraphe notes on colonial costs Germany Spain cable links to Brazil and the U S. science on human microbes and health. Maine fair mispromotion. rise in patriotic art. clerical satire. education using newspapers. German journalistic protest. Paris charity bazaar disaster prevention. machinist trends snow statuary and Tyrol fortifications. indigenous games and archbishop Canturbury on workmen. colossal newspaper output stats. San Marino vs Italy extradition clash.
British Empire mostly Asiatic in population analysis
The London Graphic notes the British Empire is largely Asiatic by population. It cites 080,000,000 total and estimates only about 10,000,000 Europeans outside the United Kingdom, with most of the empire’s people being Asians and other nonwhite groups.
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London
Todia
Canada
Australia
South Africa
West Afica
East Africa
United Kingdom
Euravean Yaee
British Empire
Empire
Anecdote of Dana Once at the Constitution Office
The lite Baitor visits Athinta and tours the Constitution office. He eyes a room strewn with discarded exchanges and praises the clutter as evidence of work, telling the editors to keep up the good effort.
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Kansas City
J. M. Greenwood
Mr. Greenwood
Dana
Lite
Baitor Haan
Athinta
Constitution” Office
Atlanta
Maine hunter battles seven wild cats with broken rifle
A Maine man bought a new magazine rifle and went hunting. He faced seven wild cats, emptied the magazine without effect, discarded the gun, and scattered the felines with rocks.
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Maine
Winter Sweeps Across Nation In Cold Wave
A broad Arctic air mass moved south from the northwest Friday, delivering record lows in Canada and the northern United States. Cities from Medicine Hat to Helena, St. Paul, and Duluth reported subzero temperatures while towns like Calgary and Swift Current posted 20 below. The cold front touched Montana and North Dakota as it advanced toward Chicago, driving temperatures down sharply in less than a day.
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Klondike
Uncle Sam
Havre
Medicine Hat
Battleford
Edmiston
Dawson City
Point Harrow
Calgary
Swift Current
Winnipes
Helena
St. Paul
Duluth
Navy Secretary Urges Docking and Personnel Upgrades
Secretary Long releases annual report urging expansion of naval docks, munition stocks, yards, and staffing. He notes current fleet growth but warns against neglecting shore facilities and reserves. He cites Alaska and Pacific island considerations and calls for limited new ships, plus torpedo boats, to strengthen coast defense. He praises rebuilding results and seeks restored officers and larger enlisted ranks.
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Long
Navy
Naval Service
Alaska
Pacific
Department
Congress
Atlantic
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Foreign Office
Criminal Court
Hert Wolff
Cirntz
Prague
Asch
Bohemia
Vienna
Kerr Wolff
Tratz
Styria
Reichsrath
Europe
Germany
Spain
Emden
Vigo
Brazil
United States
Azores
Washington
Swords
National Congress of German Journalists and Writers
Leipsic
Reichstag
Paris
Pierre Roche
Tyrol
Pontebba
Rome
Austria
Wallace
Borneo
New Zealand
Sandwich
Persia
India
Archbishop of
Canterbury
Republic
San Martino
Italy
San Marino
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