Russian Pacific Fleet Turmoil Signals Naval Diversion
World war reports describe the Vladivostok squadron pressing toward the Japanese coast with four torpedo boat destroyers and two armored cruisers. Analysts say the move aims to divert Togo’s fleet, while Rojestvensky's eleven battleships remain far from Formosa, awaiting nearer seas.
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Chicago Underground: The Subways Beneath the City
A vivid look at Chicago’s vast underground tunnel network. It describes 28 miles of tunnels beneath the business district enabling electric trains to move freight, ash removal, and basement work without surface disruption. A 2005 contract aims to shift second to fourth class mail into tunnels with daily 800 tons moved by locked US cars, system to operate by June 1.
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Jury Deadlocks in Nan Patterson Murder Trial
The New York jury trying Nan Patterson for Caesar Young's murder failed to reach a verdict and was discharged by Recorder Goff. Patterson, remanded to the Tombs, faced a possible fresh trial as the DA announced no retrial. The panel reportedly split three to acquit and nine for first degree manslaughter.
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Riots in Chicago as teamsters clash with strikes
Violent riots engulf downtown Chicago as teamsters and non union drivers clash over the strike. Police struggle to contain volleys of bricks and gunfire with at least four dead and dozens wounded. Governor Deneen rejects militia unless legal steps are required.
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Taft’s Venezuela policy and Hyde noted as disappointments
The piece critiques Taft’s handling of the Venezuela affair and castigation of corporate power while contrasting Hyde’s expected resolve. It also references the beef trust indictment, farmer wheat profits, and Japan’s perceived concessions, with remarks on public sentiment and political dynamics.
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Belief Clash Triggers Nixon and Wife Talk
The exchange features Nixon and Gomer debating religious habits and finances. Nixon notes his wife is orthodox and questions her influence on his spending while Gomer teases about church attendance, mentioning a dust theory attributed to Tania.
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Dodd’s Kidney Pills Promote Sleep For Oakley Resident
Fiorence Capen of Oakley Michigan reports severe back and hip pain and sleepless nights. After taking Dodd's Kidney Pills she slept through the night and awoke rested, claiming the pills cured her kidney issues. The testimonial asserts widespread effectiveness nationwide.
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Longest of all tunnels Simpson Bore Under Alps Nearly Complete
The Simplon tunnel, twelve and a half miles long, runs beneath the Alps from Switzerland to Italy and is almost finished. Work began in 1898 with 10,000 laborers, many challenges included water, shifting sands, and hot springs. Two parallel tunnels, 56 feet apart, are connected by cross galleries and ventilated with 58,000 cubic feet of air per minute.
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Coffee Heart and Palpitation Relief Through Postum Coffee
A Brooklyn man describes long suffering from heart palpitations linked to coffee after thirty years of use. He switched to Postum Food Coffee after learning proper preparation, reports health improvements and no palpitations except when drinking traditional coffee away from home.
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