Taxing Opium in Philippines Aimed at Funding Schools
Washington reports a plan by the Philippine commission to tax opium among Chinese residents to raise funds for Filipino schools and teachers. The scheme would regulate but not entirely prohibit use, with licenses limited by population and confined to private homes, while revenue supports American school funding and local education infrastructure.
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Textile Mills Idle As City Shuts Down
General Teap Philadelphia June 2 It is estimated that between 75 00 and 5 000 textile workers were Idle in northeastern city districts where large mills operate None of the workers attempted to restart and idle hands remained away from the mills The Ingram carpet mills with 4000 weavers and over 10000 operatives are now idle signaling a broad labor stoppage and disrupted production
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Glens Falls Man Lived With Bullet in Brain Since November
Glens Falls on June 3 reports Joseph Halley, 9 ReonMber Duillet unknown. Halley had lived with a ball of lead in his brain since November after being shot in streetfight. Dr. W C McDonald to operate to locate the bullet using Keenyn method. recovery expected but mind was blank.
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The Studio Talks On Art And Ambition In Seonee
In a studio dialogue between Torpenhow and Dick, art, commerce, and the strain of creative work are debated. Dick flaunts a violent wartime sketch for weekly publication, while Torpenhow chides vanity and urges discipline. The men argue about money, fame, and the artist's duty to truth and audience.
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Split English dialogue spirals into stray thoughts and nautical nostalgia
A fragmented dialogue recalls far flung pasts with ships and pigs and absurd boasts. The speakers debate life and virtue, credit, and work while wandering through memories and mock plans to walk the world together. Vague references to pubs, a captain, and a future meeting hint at broader life themes.
Sleepwalker on a Hudson river steamer tale
A tale unfolds aboard a Hudson river steamer where a talkative passenger recounts a nightmare about a fellow sleeper with a razor. The other passenger, distraught, fears a murder accusation and is seized by the narrator before reaching Poughkeepsie dock.
Holy Ghosters Drive the Devil Out of Shiloh
A Shiloh Me community reports a devout rally where Evangelist Sanford and followers claim to cast the devil from their temple. They describe a ritual assault with bibles and weapons to expel the demon from Shiloh’s height, amid prior smallpox quarantines and religious conflict.
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Wrong Man Hanged for Murder Recalled in 19th Century Case
In Shazii Int June 3 a long recalled case tells of Mullinix, wrongly jailed and sentenced to death for murdering his wife. An axe-wielding attacker killed Mrs Mullinix. the husband’s tale was believed by many, but he was hanged before the truth emerged. Later, a Denver confession echoed a similar deed, exonerating the innocent man posthumously.
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Hon
Brighton Duach
Kaml
Paris
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Sudan
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Algiera
Dickie
Shazii
Henry Sevant
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Mulliniz
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Spectators Gather as Saints Battle Devil Outside Temple
Report describes saints descending the stairs and striking plaster with Bibles while shouting at fleeing devils from the temple. Open windows show believers brandishing Bibles to block the devil’s entry, drawing farmers from the surrounding region who keep a cautious distance as Ion’s population joins the scene.
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Shi- Ion
Prehistoric Skeletons Found In Ozark Cave Near Missouri
In June at BT Louis Missouri archaeologists unearthed four prehistoric skeletons in an Ozark cave 70 feet long. They describe extensive cave formations and tools including flint knives and spearheads, noting the find evidences ancient Americans and comparing European finds. The dig involves ten men and will continue for about a month.
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Prehistoric skulls found along the Rhine valley alleged race traits
Reports describe skulls with a low forehead and thick brow along the Rhine valley, claimed as signs of a degenerate race. Scholars note no peatitive proof of prehistoric races until now, citing four skeletons found in northwestern Missouri as a rare positive discovery in America.
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Gorthwestern
America
Setontlace
What Will Be Seen at Bt Louis Fair
Thomas A Edteos presents new inventions while Domingo bee accepts invite. The Mexican pavilion nears completion and the Rice association exhibit promises a grand display. Germany plans naval vessels for Hampton Roads, while the Connecticut building showcases colonial mandir carving. The fair features a police exhibit, a pottery in operation, and a maker’s workshop.
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Berlin
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