Curling Final and 13 Point Game Noted in Bryan & Lee Tourney
H G Parsons rink won the Bryan and Lee Competition final 13 to 12 over D Rae on Friday. Osborne defeated White in the 13 point event after a hard fought match. The Bombay pestilence reports 9 835 plague deaths in Bombay since officials recognized the outbreak. Ten thousand more deaths in the city exceed five year averages. In Kwong-Tyn China a temple fire during a performance killed 300 after exits were blocked. Miss Helen Musgrave of Cameron Township died from blood poisoning from a sealed letter incident. Joseph Mylchreest, a Cassiar miner, died at Peel Isle of Man after building a diamond fortune and returning home. He was a member of the House of Keys from 1801 until his death.
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H. G. Parson
Bryan & Lee
D. Rae
Finiah
Osborne
White
Bombay
Times of India
San Francisco
Kwong-Tyn
China
Samokin
Penn
Helen Musgrave
Cameron Township
Herman Ghults
Pittsburg
Joseph Mylchreest
Peel
Isle of Man
South America
South Africa
Cecil Rodes
House of Keys
Hall Caine
Thadsle
Man
Times
Murderous Australian Miner Butler Sought by Global Detectives
Frank Butler, 40, an Australian killer with a string of fourteen victims, is aboard the Swanhilda bound for San Francisco. Investigators from Newcastle, Sydney, and Washington pursue him, hoping to arrest him on arrival as killings traced from New South Wales to Western Australia reveal a brutal scheme to lure partners in gold digs.
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San Francisco
Frank Butler
Newcantle
S. W
Farral
Hartley
McHutti
Conroy
Newcastle
U.S
Roche
Colonial Police
New York
London
Butler
Washington
Jack-the-Ripper
New South Wales
Western Australia
Sydney
Lee Weller
Geome
Big Mining Deal on Phillip Arm Sells Claims for 135000
The Gold Fields of British Columbia Association and British capitalists purchased several mineral claims on Phillip Arm from Channe Mining Company for 135000. The Camden New Jersey railroad accident at Atlantic City Meadows last summer killed forty four and injured about one hundred. the railroad has paid nearly one million in damages since then.
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Channe Company
Phillip Arm
Gold Fields of
British Columbia Association
Channe Mining Company
Camden
N. J
Atlantic City Meadows
Detroit Professor Compares U S to Pre-Revolution France in Lecture
Prof Bernard Bixby of Detroit warned a large audience that American society mirrors the late 18th century unrest. He cited money as king leaders said religion waned and monopolies held sway predicting a gigantic strike this spring to disrupt industrial order.
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Bernard Bixby
Detroit
Marie Antoinette
United States
Bisby
Starvation in Chicago Prompts County Relief Critique
Chicago residents beg for aid as county commissioners withhold sufficient relief funds. The city faces hunger among families while the county treasury remains ample, sparking fears of riots as the desperate appeal for bread grows louder.
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Chicago
Agent Olson
Two German Boys Kill Invader Claim Devil Motive
In Germany near Hunteburg two boys aged eight and twelve believed a masked intruder was the devil. They aided by fetching a gun and shot the man dead as he ransacked a trunk for their parents' money, ending in a fatal confrontation.
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London
Germany
Hunteburg
Four Now Woman's Epitaph From the Philadelphia Record
An obituary fragment honors a busy woman who balanced tea clubs readings with civic duties. It notes her school board service, leisure activities, and family, ending with a sudden death after a final setback.
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Geo. B. McDermot
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Province of
British Columbia
Bar
East
Lady Scott
Earl Hussell
Holloway
Dick Russell
The
Devil
Ibeen
Delsarte
Philadelphia Record
East Kootenay
Kootenay
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