Tall Buildings Tied Down in New York Skyscraper Plan
New York faces wind challenges as skyscrapers rise beyond 40 stories. An inventive three and a half inch steel strand system will anchor columns to the ground nearly 30 feet deep to prevent uplift. Ferryboat transit carries a vast city population on the North River with plans to improve harbor access and water transport. A New York teacher of crime training exposes a modern Fagin with a school teaching pickpocketing to youths, while election bets are settled in a late campaign closure.
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Woman Died on Train in Indiana
Terre Haute Ind Nov 21 Mrs W A Lake wife of a former Terre Haute high school principal died on a train returning from Austin Texas where she had been for her health.
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First Japanese Lawyer in U S A Emerges in San Francisco Case
Masuji Miyakawa, the only Japanese attorney to plead before a U S court, appeared for a student excluded from a public school in Judge Wolverton's court. His request to defer until December 1 was granted amid Washington Tokyo negotiations. Miyakawa, educated at the University of Washington and Indiana Illinois, earned recognition for his calm, earnest manner and dignity. He also served as an interpreter for the imperial army in Manchuria during the Russo-Japanese War.
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Race Results from Bennings and San Francisco
Race results from Bennings first race list horses and times with bettors and handlers. Names include Ned Wight McLawlel, Lee Eiieison, Monfort, MMer, Draculim Kilochan, Wile Blue Pigeon and Oxford Miller. San Francisco meeting shows Orrkuen Madden Metlikatka and others with times and furlong details.
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Watch Makers Need Steady Nerves for Fine Work
A Seattle watchmaker shares how constant bench work caused headaches and nervousness. He found that Grape-Nuts breakfast and supper stabilized digestion and energy for him and his children, claiming daily use keeps him at the “right mark” and supports steady nerves for watchmaking.
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Fine snobbery in a U S embassy shocks European hosts
Gossip swirls around an American ambassador and ambassadress abroad after a lavish housewarming. The ambassadress defends manners by saying they need not court the middle class, sparking a backlash as native nobility are excluded and Americans face a chilly reception. A double reception plan was tried, but the embassy faced boycott and tension with local elites.
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Sugar and Diplomacy at the American Embassy
A domestic mix up at the American embassy spurs a social rift as an ambassadress upholds strict guest rules on reception days. An American society clash over sugar antics and a boycott ripple through diplomatic circles affecting the baroness and her entourage.
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Gaspipe gang wife seeks gallows for killer lover
Hulda von Maefer, 61a, wife of gang leader John Sieman known as the cashier, describes her fears and motives after marriage to Sieman. She vows to see him hang, recounts threats and a dramatic drive to Oakland, where he obtained a marriage license and threatened suicide if she refused. The tale centers on a crime spree including three diamond murders and her resolve amid danger.
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National league mulls long season clash with 140 games
Chicago report notes Ban Johnson pushes a 140 game schedule while most NL magnates favor a longer season of 15 matches. Six old league leaders back the long season and two likely will support them. Murphy of the Cubs and Ebbetts, Rowe, Herrmann, and Dreyfus weigh in with their views as others remain undecided.
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Pastor Bell Resigns From Central Christian Church
Columbus Ind Nov 71 Rev Bell has resigned the pastorate of the Central Christian church after three months in charge. He helped raise one fourth of an $8,000 debt but says the church has not shown proper appreciation of his efforts.
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Sewing machine agent moonlights in Worthing dog tale
A sewing machine agent arrived with a quarrelsome bulldog, terrorizing town and injuring several dogs near Mrs. O Plannigan's property. The animal was finally diverted when a mutt owned by Wii Ramage sparked a 30 minute chase, ending without further trouble.
Promoter Rickard touts $60,000 purse for Jeffries foe
Nevada boxing promoter James J. Rickard says he would post a cash purse of $50,000 to $60,000 to lure a heavy weight to fight James J. Jeffries. He imagines a bout with Jeffries squaring off against a top challenger, with Nevada sports fans eager to see the champ in action. Rickard says he would finance the purse and insists Jeffries would be ready for such a bout.
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Truck by Locomotive Fatality in Mil town Indiana
Special to The Sun reports William Mosier of Mil town Indiana fatally injured yesterday when struck by two switch engines in a railroad area. The accident details remain sparse but fatality confirmed.
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New Language Omits Swear Words and Frasier Influence
A report discusses Professor Fraser of Chesom Renkeley promoting a new language called Trinit that omits swear words. Fraser foresees reduced anger expressions and promises a simplified system using Latin and Greek letters with 11 symbols, suggesting easier learning and gentler communication.
Fall Killed Ward Promoter Arrested After Fight
Frank Lynch of the city promoted the Ward Lewis boxing match in Grand Rapids. Ward died after a blow by Harry Lewis during the bout. A coroner's jury ruled death was caused by the blow and recommended charges against promoters and fighters. a warrant was issued for Lewis who was in custody on willful murder charges.
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Poslam Drug Claims Fast Eczema Cure
New York report touts Poslam as the first major drug discovery promising eczema relief in two weeks. The piece notes universal adoption potential and offers free experimental treatment via Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
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