Dance in Blood of 80 000 Sheep
Garatof reports from Russia describe peasant uprisings led by Scakhar who calls himself czar and is backed by hundreds of thousands. A mob killed 50 000 sheep on Susanoff estate, danced in their blood, and ate the meat uncooked while arson spread through villages. Uniformed agitators travel to persuade villagers the tsar ordered the burnings.
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Bcripps-M'Rae Press Association
ST. Petersburg
Garatof
Scakhar
ofHussia
M. Susanoff
Rotera
Hursicn Generale
Star
Astates
Bookwalter backs off naming officers in early days
Mayor elect Charles A. Bookwalter, at his Denton hotel headquarters, deflects questions on when he will name top officials and whether he will reside in the city hall first of the year. He notes 40 days remain and says appointments are not complete.
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Charles A. Bookwalter
John W. Holtzman
Bookwalter
Dentson Hotel
Ike
Noteen
Malta-Vita ad targets pure food for children
An executive meeting cites alleged poisons in adulterated foods, warning of half a million child deaths. Malta-Vita is pitched as the pure wholesome cereal, endorsed as a safe breakfast choice for children and adults, claimed to be made from pure grain with no sweeteners or adulterants.
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National Association of State Dairy and Food Departments
America
Malta
Turkey Market Reacts to Kruger's Thanksgiving Ban
Local poultry buyers warned of a possible price drop after Chief Kruger prohibited raffling turkeys for Thanksgiving. A huckster had booked 300 to 400 birds for raffling but canceled orders once the ban was announced. Dealers expect a potential oversupply and lower prices as they attempt to clear stock.
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Pollecs
Kruger
Frazee Fails to Appear in Road Work Contempt Case
John W. Frazee of Washington township Hendricks county did not show in Marion county circuit court to explain why he refused road work or hiring others. Salted damages of 250 dollars were awarded for two days’ unperformed work. Judge Henry Clay Alien ruled Frazee must pay. Township witnesses traveled from Hendricks County but Frazee remained absent, a joke he intended that will cost him litigation expenses. Meriweather on Trial for Manslaughter and Assault at Naval Academy. Annapolis Md Nov 23 Midshipman Minor Meriweather of Lafayette La faced general court martial on charges including manslaughter for a fatal fight with Midshipman James R Branch Jr Branch died two days after the clash on Nov 5.
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Washington Township
Hendricks County
Marion County
Henry Clay Alien
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Dusties Court
Meriweather
Scrippe M Rae Press Association
Annapolis
Naval
James R. Branch, Jr
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Naval Academy
Branch
Academy
Fifth Thousand Dollar House for Senator Clark Wife
A fictionlike reflection questions how it would feel to own a $5,000,000 residence. It notes Senator Clark plans a palace for his young wife costing $5,000 to build, with the architect estimating another million needed for hangings rugs and bric a brac.
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Clark
Axin
Serfdom Pressure Sparks 1898 Uprising in Hungary
Reading from a historic report, serfdom remains dominant in parts of Hungary where peasants owe 60 unpaid work days to landlords each year. The schedule is set by the landowners, usually in seasons when peasants can least afford to work for nothing, a system that triggered an 1898 insurrection.
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Hungary
Big Fund for Jews Grows to 61038513 in U S
The Cripps-Arae Press Association reports the drive in the United States for Russian Jew massacre victims widows and orphans has raised 6103851.3 dollars to aid relief efforts. The total reflects broad American support and ongoing contributions to assist those affected by the pogroms.
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Cripps-Arae Press Association
New York
Russia
Archibald Lennox’s Ward Finds a Guardian In Love
Archibald Lennox visits Nonie, his dead brother’s widow and ward, in Madame Lennox’s house. She awakens to his kiss and confesses love, leading to a pledge to marry, despite guardianship duties and family loyalties.
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Alice B. Haven
Archibald Lennox
Madame Lennox
Noale
Gordon
Ife
Lennox
Archie
The Husbands Whip Hand by Prudence Mannen
A column cites Judge Rose in St Louis condemning husbands who control wives financially. It argues the practice drives women from the home and cites a meek remark about asking for a hat as a social harm. It contends the penitentiary would be crowded if applied widely and notes men lose respect when pressuring wives for money. Also reports Ching Wing found guilty and a will hold open meeting for Sherman Council.
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Miffliner
Funeral for Hilda disaster victims in St Malo
Funeral services for 67 victims of the Hilda disaster were held at St Cast, St Malo. French and English officials are to attend, reflecting international concern over the tragedy.
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Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
ST. Malo
France
St. Cast
Tonsiline Promises Quick Cure for Sore Throat and Diphtheria
An old advertisement urges immediate treatment for sore throat in children, warning against delay as dangerous. It promotes Tonsiline as a universal remedy claimed to prevent diphtheria and to be widely sold across the United States, emphasizing prompt purchase and use.
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Atm
Ronan
United States
Po Cape
Fortune Leaves for New Mexico to Locate Garrettsville
Leo Fortune departed last week for New Mexico with plans to locate Garrettsville. He aims to press ahead on the pursuit despite limited details, aided by ongoing inquiries and local tips.
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Leo Fortune
New Mexico
Garrettsville
Journal
Roosevelt's Prettiest Woman In South
The article describes Miss Belma Adelaide Allen of Atlanta as Roosevelt’s prettiest woman in the South, noting the president’s compliment at a large reception. It portrays Allen as strikingly beautiful with vivid features and a glowing complexion, praised by an Atlanta writer.
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Roosevelt
Rooosevelt
South
Atlanta
City
Miss Allen
Rosebud
Devela
Bursted Water Mains Urge Fire Insurance Reminder
An advertisement urges prudent men to obtain full fire insurance as essential protection after burst water mains. It markets eleven leading companies, promises prompt service, reasonable rates, immediate adjustments, and direct loss settlement through Frank K. Sawter at 13 E Market Street, established 1894.
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Frank K. Sawter
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