American School in Lead in Global Enrollments
A Columbia University study by Professor Rudolf Tombo compares 21 German universities with 21 leading American schools. The Americans enroll about 75,000 across these institutions while Germany totals around 5,000. Foreign students: Germany 4,500. the United States 1,500. The piece notes Columbia hosts the largest foreign delegation, followed by Penn, Harvard, and Cornell. In a separate local incident, surgeon Dr. Meecklin endures without anesthesia during a foot operation at Providence Hospital, remaining calm as the procedure proceeds.
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New
America
Columbia
Pennayiveota
Harvard
cCornely
Five SLAIN IN FRENCH PRISON RIOT
In Tochefort France a prison revolt left five killed and three wounded among migrants. Prisoners overpowered guards and attacked wardens. two officers were seriously wounded seeking aid. Troops surrounded the building and forced mutineers to the top floor, killing one. The two ringleaders barricaded a cell and killed themselves.
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Tochefort
France
Seilor
Mouse and Women Stir New York Streets Over Lost Shoe
A tiny gray mouse disrupts shoppers outside Laumann's store on Weatchester Avenue as women scream and flee. A crowd cheers the scene while a passerby rescues a woman nicknamed Baby doll and later retrieves her missing shoe from the frenzied chaos.
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New York
Weatchester
Laumann
No- 740
America
Rome
Mouse
Noth
Dell
Mousse
William Murphy
Fremont Avenue
Mougle
Treasure Trove of 4000 In Gold and Diamonds Found Near Little Rock
Boys Stirling Cockrill and companions discover a hidden bag containing four thousand dollars in gold and leather and paper money, with diamonds missing from a burglary at J J Atkins' home. The find, reported to authorities, leads to police involvement and eventual restitution by a cotton buyer.
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Cockrill
Handis
Cockrill Bega
Bock Oldzeo
Atsterye On
Oak Forest
Cyvalate
Stirling
Jost & Bie
Frank
Ashley
Mrs.Cocktill
Cockerill
J. J. Atkins
Atking
Monte Negroes and Their Customs in a London Letter
A London correspondence describes Montenegrins, their schooling, and pride in liberty. It recounts Ivan the prince who burned Zabijak to defend it, notes printing in Obond, and highlights their martial code, beheadings, and distrust of modern rifles while noting ritual humility before the queen and exports shaped by tradition.
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London
Gindatone
Ace
Liv
Honda
Ivan
Zabijak
Obond
Caxton
Westminater
Gattaro
Belta
Nicholas
Cettinia
Momténegrins
Jong Tangs
Rasela
Christas
Toy dog halts elephant in Paris street rampage
A tiny black and tan dog provoked a giant elephant in Boulevard Haussmann Paris causing $1,000 in damage. The elephant charged through a crowded street, smashing a tobacco shop and furniture as panicked shoppers fled. The mahout redirected the beast, which finally calmed and vanished with the dog nowhere in sight.
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Paris
France
Hemnarchals
Buried Dog Named Monkey In Community Funeral
A small ceremony at the residence honored Monkey the dog, with Garry Jackson and several society members in attendance. The event followed four prior visits and a short health concern discussed by attendees.
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Garry Jackeon
Cuslort
Cat Lovers Grieve as Maltese Billy Passes at Seaside Estate
Woodland resident Miss Cohitenne Bentley mourns the loss of her 14 year old Maltese cat Billy after illness. Despite veterinary efforts, the pet died, prompting the owner to seek solace and a new change of scene during a short tour in the United States.
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New York
Cohitenne Bentley
Woodland
Ellington
Somerset
England
United
Wisconsin figures show public aggluta committed every four hours
State board of control released statistics indicating a non person dubbed Madisen goes in sane in Wisconsin at roughly four hour intervals and is committed to a public aggluta. The report highlights ongoing concerns and calls for further review by authorities.
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Madisen
Wisconsin
State Board of Control
It Was Loaded at Stouta Mendolph Beraland Incident
A garbled relic note describes a suspect named Mendolph Beraland attempting to pry a revolver cartridge from a device. The fragment hints at a tense moment involving a cartridge and a firearm but lacks clear dates, places, or outcomes for full confirmation.
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St. ‘Outa
Mendolph Beraland
Ina
Twa
Dia Bugera
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