New York Monorail and Electric Light Bait News
Special to The San. New York reports on education as mass attendance surpasses other cities with 8583,399 public and private pupils. Carnation record sale reaches 15000, while monorail progress promises 60 mile per hour service. Electric light bait attracts fish off Coney Island piers and a clearing house record highlights a 12 cent payment for $16,007 in checks.
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Mob Burns Tobacco Stemmeries in Princeton Kentucky
Masked men seized the Princeton marshal and set fire to the Imperial Tobacco stemmeries of James Steger and John G. Orr, destroying buildings and damaging nearby stables. About 150000 in losses were reported as the mob blocked telephones and control with guards. Authorities link arson to a price-war between growers and the Imperial Tobacco trust in New York.
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John G. Orr
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New York
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Seattle man tried in Yokohama for ship frauds
News from Yokohama reports Albert A. Lewis, clerk at Sale & Fraser in Yokohama, and F B Howard were tried for forging documents and sinking the vessel Serins-McNae. Lewis organized a wheat charter to Kobe and issued false bills of lading to obtain Lloyds insurance. The alleged plan failed as the ship did not sink and all hands reached shore. Lewis was arrested after Sale & Fraser learned of the case.
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Lloyd's
London
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Expert's Advice on Choosing Partners in Sequachee
A Sequachee Tennessee note from the News advises girls to avoid casual chatting with every boy and instead choose a good partner to marry if possible. If not, it suggests keeping distance and not overindulging in flings while reflecting on courtship norms of the era.
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Water Wagon Committee
Instan
Ice Cutters Face Price Hike Amid Winter Struggles
The ice cutters association president said the group decided to raise ice prices due to cutting difficulties. The reporter noted the winter's mildness and questioned the rationale for the increase.
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Ice Ceaters’ Association
Deaf hunter in Canadian wilds plans farm life for wife and son
Special to The Sus Sprucewiod Ont story profiles Hans Furret a lifelong deaf trapper living near Lake Mimnileka. He hunts bears lynx and deer with keen senses and a unique vibration-based warning system learned from years in the woods. His wife and son Arthur, taught to read, may soon join a village school and civilian life.
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Lakes Mimnileka
Hudson Bay Company
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Toronto
Morse
Somesmall
Arthur
Asd
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Poor Hunter and the Family Doctor in Wild Tales
The passage portrays Arthur as a reluctant hunter and eager naturalist, more at ease with herb lore and healing than with traps or hunting. It notes his father Farrat’s craft, the mother’s cautious pride, and villagers seeking remedies from the young man who doubles as a local healer.
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Woman Loses Nose in Overdue Bill Incident
Chicago report says Mia Charles Dwyer attempted to collect a $7.48 overdue bill when assailant Thomas Murphy bit off her nose. The delinquent then spat the nose into a stove where it burned to ashes as he fled the scene.
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Rerippe-McHar Press Association
Chicago
Mia
Charles Dwyer
Thomas Murphy
Independent telephone lines to share Chicago Subway conduits
Wall Street reports a merger between Independent telephone associates across seven states Ohio Indiana Wisconsin Kentucky Illinois Iowa Missouri and the Chicago Subway company allowing independent lines to use its conduits. A syndicate plans a 18000000 construction cost in Chicago with initial Illinois incorporation and a later holding company at 7000000.
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Chicago Subway Company
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Middlesboro
American Tankers Association
E. J. Barker
Btwen
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Chicago
Sport Le Petites Twenty three wonders of the ring and cars
A collage of boxing notes and auto industry chatter. The piece mentions Billy Clymer and Wis Colimbus, debates over purses for fighters, Nick Altrock, Tomary Ryan, Terry McGovern, and other boxing snippets. It also surveys baseball errors, league outfielders, and upcoming auto show delays with 1907 car models.
Toys and wealth drive a global toy trade story
A vivid portrayal of the toy industry with ten million dollars' worth of toys destined for Christmas. The piece traces origins in Toyland Germany and the master toymakers, describes lifelike dolls and engines, and contrasts wealth with the plight of poor children while noting the pervasive global toy commerce.
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Whalevale
Murder at Daggers Ends in Suspected Saloon Death
Charles Stewart died after a blow to the head from Frank Launders, saloon keeper at Daggers, Linton County. Stewart had argued with a man before the attack. Saunders was jailed without bail. The report notes three deadly assaults in the area in one week, including a death of W A Watson and the shooting of Constable Saunders.
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Charles Stewart
Dion
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W. A. Watson
Lewis Shutley
Constable Sauders
George Phipps
Electric shock injures worker at Richmond plant
Wen, Toterow oven, an employee of the dry electric light plant, received 200 volts of electricity yesterday afternoon while repairing an ore lamp. He was badly burned, developed anemia for 15 minutes, and was expected to recover.
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Nearly Raid on Banquet Sparks Police Quell at Waldorf Astoria
Guests at the F. Andrews society dinner at the Waldorf Astoria faced a near police raid after an excitable caller urged officers to attend. Notables included Andrew Carnegie and Sir Mortimer Durand. Police found no disorder and the caller remains unfound.
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Mortimer Durand
Andrew Carnegie
Independent telephone firms gain city franchises across major U S centers
Special to The San Philadelphia reports James B Hoge of the International Independent Telephone association highlights rapid growth of independent telephone firms. Omaha Denver Milwaukee and San Francisco grant franchises. Canada and the United States show rising competition to Bell systems.
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Coal Train Raid Strikes North Yakima. Coal Rationing Warned
Three days after a raid on a coal train in Korth Yakima three people were involved as trainmen faced threats while attempting to halt the cut. The city suffers fuel shortages for public buildings and schools may close as only four carloads of coal have been retained since Wednesday.
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Great Display of Seafighters at Jamestown Show
Norfolk dispatch reports a Jamestown exposition celebrating colonial history and naval achievement. The event features seafighters, model ships, and exhibits on Fenian explorers, the Monitor Merrimac clash, and vessels from merchantmen to yachts, highlighting maritime heritage.
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Jamestown
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Virginia Capes
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Marvelous Cure by Cuticura Remedies
A mother recounts a decades long struggle with eczema starting in infancy. After doctors failed, she used Cuticura Remedies including Soap Ointment and Resolvent. Within two months the child improved and by four was fully well with fair skin.
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Risley
Piermont
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