Woodsmen chased from timber by a cat army at camp
N Keever reports choppers Herry Bort and Sam Clark battling night incursions by a dozen wild cats at an abandoned Prior cabin near Dr. W Seward Webb’s reservation. Cats forced food from the camp, shattered windows, and attacked repeatedly through the night, ending when the men fled at dawn after a final siege and return to civilization.
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Mkeever
March
Herry Bort
Sam Clark
W. Seward Webb
Burt
Hed
Flash With Frank's Diamonds Leads to Arrest
New York, March 2. Joseph Newburger, friend of Frank Hardman treasurer of Tony Pastor's, was arrested after a jewelry theft worth 1500 dollars. He claimed he wore the gems to display for his sweetheart with Hardman's permission, but Hardman denied giving such permission. The case includes conflicting statements as Frank Malarian is named a thief.
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New York
Frank Hardman
Tony Pastor
Joseph Newburger
Hardman
Newburger
George Farrell
Nell McCarthy
Frank Malarian
Thes
Malarian
Pretty Wife of San Salvador Minister Draws Attention
Washington March 3. Sonora Lopez, wife of Rafael Lopez, San Salvador minister to the United States, ranks as a charming figure in the diplomatic corps. An American woman formerly Miss Manor Elsen of San Francisco, she is described as pure Monda with calm manners and a striking personality.
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Washington
March
Sonora Lopez
Rafael 3. Lopez
San Salvador
The
United
States
Shy
Journalism as a Vocation and Calling in London
In London on March 3 a discussion on entering journalism is recounted. An editor advises that journalism is not a trade but a calling or vocation, born into you. The piece emphasizes observation, breadth of knowledge, strong judgment, emotional balance, and the need for many fresh ideas to sustain reporting. It portrays journalism as a historian’s work recording human lives and events with realism and sincerity.
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London
See
Gibbon
The
Cucure
Risks of Drifting from Career Focus in Youth
A distressed, imperfect passage argues that devotion to truth and service can lure the masses, especially young men, into feverish pursuits outside regular work. It warns that relaxed hours and constant excitement erode balance, discipline, and respectability, leaving one inflated with self importance.
Leap Year Proposal Leads to Wisconsin Marriage
Jennie M George of Evansville Wisconsin believed in leap year proposals and wed Arthur W Jones of Albany Wisconsin after Justice Manlove of Rockford Illinois performed the ceremony. A young woman interrupted the arrest with a playful remark, and the gray haired justice, amused, completed the nuptials.
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Evansville
Dennie M. George
Thin City
Arthur W. Jones
Albany
Wis
Justice Manlove
Rockford
Couty
George
Moon Born of Earth Says Prof Chas Darwin
Mar 3 report quotes Prof Chas Darwin of Cambridge arguing the Moon is a child of Earth formed over 60 million years ago when Earth was molten. He explains twin surface ejections due to rotation created the Pacific and Atlantic oceans as Earth cooled, leaving the Moon without atmosphere.
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Moon
Earth
Prof
Chas. Darwin
Pacific
Atlantic
Fragmentary lunar geology description in old text
Fragmented passage describes how small bodies cool faster than large ones, causing rapid crust cracking as interior heat escapes. Mentions lunar surface markings and outward gashes from internal heat and rapid cooling, with garbled terms for features or processes.
Fourteen Years Spent Outside Jail Inmate Case Summary
London reports detail the criminal record of John Weta alias John Taylor Thomas Jamson Thomas Smith. Convicted for thefts including money and cloth, multiple sentences range from months to seven years. Also charged with burglary and wounding a warder. Alias list and vagabond status noted.
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London
John Weta
Batley
Hata
Bax
John Taylor
Thoma Jamson
Thomas Smith
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