Emperor William greeted by Victor Emmanuel in Rome
The German emperor William II arrives in Rome on May 4 amid heavy rain and grand ceremony. Victor Emmanuel II, Zanardelli, and nobles greet him as crowds cheer from the Quirinal and Pantheon visits unfold. An Empress absent prompts formal exchanges with Queen Helena.
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Yanger Wins Decision in Twenty Rounds at Louisville
Benny Yanger defeats Kid Broad in a 20 round contest under citizens league oversight. Judge Caruth required a $1,000 bond to keep peace as Yanger outpointed Broad with early blood and strong body blows. Local baseball scores and college games follow in a dense recap of May 4 results.
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Toledo Priest S Arrested In Rechtin Murder Case
Rev. Walher Ferdinand Walser a Toledo priest was arrested in Lorain on murder charges in the death of Miss Agatha Rechtin. Bloodhounds narrowed the scene to Walser's room at Rechtin's home and later to St Joseph Hospital where he stayed. Walser pled innocence as police ordered tight security to avert violence.
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Tower Reports on Mormons
Ambassador Tower reports the expulsion from Germany of Mormon preachers. The action is seen as similar to prior cases and reflects a shared right of expulsion by Germany or the United States if missionaries violate law order or morality.
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Baron Von Rhein studied U.S. economy on six week trip
Berlin May 4 Baron Von Rhein Baden Prussian finance minister sails from Bremen on the Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grosse to New York for a six week unofficial study of American economic conditions He travels with Commercial Counsellor Boeker and Frederick Von Versen deputy US consul general in Berlin The baron focuses on iron railroads and the Erie Welland and Sault Ste Marie canal systems
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Volcano erupts again in Guatemala reports ash storm
The volcano near Champerico Guatemala. The steamer San Juan which left Champerico April 17 brought the news of a fresh eruption. Couriers from the interior say ash is falling and the surrounding regions are panic stricken.
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Fanatics On The March In Sasketoon Rally
A Sasketoon dispatch reports about 30 Doukhobors marching toward Sacketoon seeking Jesus. Leaders urge them to return home as the group moves on in boots and coats, singing with a somber mood.
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Body of Paszkowski Found Shot in Northwest Chicago
The corpse of Paul Paszkowski, six years old, was found in a gunny sack with a bullet wound to the left temple. He had been missing since Monday. Julius Wiltfax and William Black were arrested after being seen with the boy in the woods and are held pending an inquest.
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Names of Moses Across the Bible
The article lists eight different names for Moses used in various Bible passages. It names Bathia Jochebed Miriam Aaron Amram Kehath and the parallels given by Moses' grandfather and an Israelite elder, noting diverse meanings and contexts for each name.
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A Coffin Story and a Real Estate Ruse
A writer recalls a coffin bought by a husband to provoke his wife in Staffordshire, later repurposed as a bread and cheese cupboard. The piece also reports a Waurika land deal where a prospector spots red mud on a tree, prompting a wary offer of four thousand dollars for the hogs instead of the claim, per the Kansas City Journal.
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Cranberries as Medicinal Remedies in Early Use
The text notes Native American use of cranberries to extract venom from poisoned arrows and as a remedy for erysipelas, malaria, typhoid, and dyspepsia. It mentions cranberries as a health food and that eating raw cranberries is said to aid biliousness, though processing reduces substance.
Sugar Making in 1700 Observations on Methods
Lalittath records in March Indians making transverse hatchet incisions to release water and boil sugar, noting its burning tendency but French method superior. Bossu, writing about 1750, similarly cites sugar making origins and methods observed by Indigenous people and learned by the French.
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Fragmentary chatter on political job moves and resignations
The note recalls Tenkins seen looking blue and Browne signing to a game, while Browne resigns or is appointed to a political post. Sowne and Iles are mentioned in relation to the Philadelphia press.
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Pompous Customer Complains About Faulty Insect Powder
A dialogue depicts a pompous customer blaming an insect powder for roach problems and an affable salesman promising to report next week. The exchange hints at a failed product and customer service response in a terse train of conversation.
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Neroie Sacrifice
Belle asks if Chappie loves her while Grace reveals he plans to share his mustache to devote more thought to Belle. The dialogue suggests romantic tension and speculative affection in a confidant exchange.
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Entourisms and The Old Stager-Tars Debate Life Skills
Fragmentary notebook style text mentions housekeeping domestic life and marriage with whimsical dialogue between Entourisms and The Old Stager-Tars. No clear event or actions emerge, but the piece hints at attitudes toward marriage and routine duties.
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Bratly Frank and The Wretch Exchange Tales
A fragmented item presents Bratly Frank and a tale of the Wretch who travels to exchange funds to buy new clothes. The odd phrasing hints at a moral or street vignette from a historic paper. No clear dates or locations are provided.
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