Royal scandal and disasters stir European and American cities
The report outlines Princess Louise of Saxe Coburg in a Dresden asylum scandal with Count Mattachich Keglevith and a servant liaison. It also notes a fatal boiler explosion in St Louis harming 3 and injuring 6, plus a push for court martial in army publishing circles and a major landslide in Olympia changing Me Tacema. The Japan Russia dispute nears settlement with Japan seeking Manchuria assurances.
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Berlin
Vienna
Brussels
L,ouise
Saxe-Coburg
Dresden
Mattachich-Keglevith
Uhlans
Philip of
Leopold
Belgium
Franz
Josef
Austria
Ten Killed as Meteor Wrecks Near Fort Scott
The Meteor express on the St Lawerence and San Francisco line crashed near Godfrey fifteen miles south of Fort Scott Kansas. The train struck a new tech and most sleepers were derailed and overturned. Ten people died and over twenty were injured. The dead and injured were taken to Fort Scott.
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St. Laws
San Francisco Railway
Godfrey
Fort Scott, Kin
Nw Tech
Fort Seott
San Francisco
Honolulu
Mavatlan
Mexico
Sagasta
Spain
Madrid
J. 1
Case
Racine
Wis
Samuel Thomas
Congress
Fort Carlos
Hewitt
New York
Roosevelt
Edward VII
Chicago
Julian Ralph
San Carlos
Colombia
Washington
Teller
Colorado
W. KH
Daye
United States Supreme Bench
Colney Hatch Insane Asylum
England
New Jersey Central Railway
Cranford
Vailo
Ariz
Sultan of
Morocco
Pretender
Fez
St. Louis
Louisville
South Bea Islands
William Hooper Young
Rock Island, Jr
Arsenal
Allied Powers
United States
Edenton
N. C
Newark
N. J
Clifton House
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Pope
Bramsford City
W. Va
Cincinnati
Albert Knapp
Jamilton, O
J. Gatling
Lulieh Ardiel
Grand Trunk Troia
Betrott
Sigtawn Souk
Virginia
Gloria
Novi Scotia
AL W. Machen
Free Ile
Avery
Payne
Ottawa
Poet i
Kishinev
Russia
Pittsburg
Max Vien
Paul Blanety
Paria Madrid
Kansas
Oklahoma
Twasdoga
Vibe
Department of Commerce
American Pacific
Philippines
Jeannette
Evansville
Ind
Hammond Packing
St. Joseph
Afa
Burns
Nd. i
Charlottesville
James G. Blaine
Grover Cleveland
Pope Leo XIII
Cassius M. Clay
Pope Leo
Danville
Lowell
Mass
Cardinal Sarto
Durand
Mich
Philadelphia Baseball Park
Jeffries Whips Corbett
Paly Congress
Readville
Budapest
Maine
Portland
Mugelssen
Beirut
Syria
Peter Eliott
White Mouse
British Minolsatry
Wilson
Hissell
New York City
New Jersey
Thos. C. Platt
Archbishop Kain
Aberdeen
Wand
Lorain Fire Hits Baltimore and Ohio Shops
A major fire at Lorain Ohio destroyed the southern Baltimore and Ohio shops causing losses over 125000. The blaze centered at a big tire winch area and involved extensive damage to nearby facilities. Local authorities investigated but details remain uncertain.
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Lorain
Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio
Year 1903 marked by massacre and disasters
A retrospective tally of 1903 highlights massacres murders and natural disasters contrasting with progress. Entries chronicle events from January through December including fires floods shipwrecks and political upheavals across the United States and abroad with many named places and persons.
Mitigating Horrors of Dark Cell
The writer recalls prison punishments and coping methods in darkness. He cites pin play as a distraction and backward spelling as a sanity saver. The piece notes work as a prison blessing and reflects on enforced idleness during labor agitation in New York prisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trigon
Hope Hall
State
New York
Curious Food Compound Raises Health Concerns in Baking Powder
The article warns against cheap baking powders containing alum, Flint, and sulfuric acid. It notes New York seizures of dangerous powders and warns against phosphate blends mixed with alum. It advises buying well known brands made from cream of tartar and avoiding door testers or peddlers.
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New York
Inquisitive Jays Alarm Suburban Street Crowd
A crowd of neighbors watched blue jays screech and flutter around a cat near a spruce, described as a baffling spectacle by St. Nicholas. The jays, loudest and most curious birds, filled the scene with noisy jays chatter as the meek cat lingered unthreatened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Nicholas
Man claims cure for backache via kidney pills
In Newcastle Wyoming on December 21 a stock raiser named 8 C Holst says Dodd's Kidney Pills cured his two year backache. He describes severe pain before and notes renewed strength and health after using the remedy, claiming he is now a healthier man in Wyoming.
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Newcastle
Wyo
C. Holst
Mr. Holst
Dodd
Tam
Wyoming
Jiedd
No Kick Coming Warbler Creed Che Audiences
Fragmentary verse lines echo a warbler named Creed addressing audiences. A gallery scene features a high paw call to perform anew with a plea for fresh material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendlet
Rubber Stamp Maker Ad in Fort Wayne Indiana
An old style classified notice promotes Hubber Stamps offering all kinds of rubber stamps made to order. It mentions ink and inking pads and invites readers to send for a catalog by writing to Lock Bar 919 in Fort Wayne Indiana.
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Catera
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Senate Passes Cuban Reciprocity Bill and Adjourns for Holidays
By a 57 to 18 vote the Senate approved the Cuban reciprocity treaty bill. The House recesses Dec 19 to Jan 4. Several resolutions and bills were discussed or reported on, including Post Office investigations, forestry grants for Minnesota, isthmian canal debate, and action on pensions and wild life protections.
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Roosevelt
Senate
Delaware
Pope Leo
Ives
Splervulle
Hudson River
Leiten
W. Va
Aioner Blount
Macon
Olean
N.Y
Cliban
Uavana
Czar
Coimba
Portugal
Ohio
Mississippi
W. Farrar
London
Athens
Parnia
Cuba
Spooner
Bailey
House
Jarmack
Post Office Department
Nelson
Minnesota
Hoar and Gorman
Republic of Panama
Foraker
McComas
Committee On
St. Louis
Columbus
Panama
Messrs
Scott
Rep
Kan
Miers
Liem
Sims
Dem
Tenn
Burgess
Texas
Lacey
Lowa
United States
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Fremont, Indiana
St- Louis Transit Company
Jefferson and Geyer Avenues
Army and Navy Register
Leonard Wood
James E. Runcie
Senate Military Committee
Wood
Olympia
Wash
Japan
Manchuria
Whittle
Roscoe W. Derby
Bags
Coeveliod
Wale
Duis
Crine
Davis
Ceeercea Werbet
San Frage
Gerrat
Alexandrety
Joa Shivis
Pias
Ato
Combag
Meuinie Temple Theatre
Cal
Human Hearts
the Congret
the Storks
Deeda
Michigan
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Erie
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la Crosse
Hinolo
Banta Wee
Hudule
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Burnulag
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St. Soula Exposition
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Malia Field
Asiathe
Turkey
Bryan
Ala
Feudisto
Jackson
Presbyterian General Assembly
Gainesville
Santa Feo
Stillwell
Wlite
Syortunsburg
Delleville
Marseilles
France
W. J. Bailey
Idan BB. Weede
Kansas City
Alexander
Draga
Wremler
Belgrade
Servia
Peter Karageorgevitch
Alex McCook
Peter Kuragecergevitch
Heppner
Oregon
James J. Pond
Wilmington
Del
Milwaukee
Hanna, Co
Shamrock WI
San Miguel
Yucatan
Atllantic Coast
Joseph Chaipherlain
Cabl Tesien
Curtis Jett
Cockrell Inurder
Cynthiaus
Kentucky
Chas. B. Farwell
Hivaga
Lis Rot
Sault Ste. Marie
Canada
Sir Michael Verbvert
St. Charles
Mini
du Green Bay
Theodor Mommesen
Vathean
Rome
Trevelution de Daiuma
New Republic
Panui
Vittu-elguth Congress
Extrasion
Rathway Co
Pananen
Cohan
Snowreek
Tremont
Plenty Seton Merri
Dale
Connellsville
Diustuve Marx
T'Hleaga
Ehebarn Rotbery
Sinudita Niedemeier
Vico Bine
Lake County
Tidinna
Grover Chand
Khecviver
John Alexander Dowle
Zion City
Pinion
Congress Picets du Vesulor
American Comul
Alexandretta
Herbert Spencer
Middle West
Nts Renate
Curious Food
New Republic of
Pienama
Daniel
Hoar
Fulton
Ore
Ploar
Penrose
Ottoman Empire
Morgan
Postciester General
Postoffice
Cooper Wis
Porte Buea
Phe
Cate House of Delegates
Porta Ries
Mas Morrell
Hans
Grovmian
Serie
Satiarekry
Gouna
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