Rise of Acre Republic Surfaces in South America
Buenos Aires correspondent for the London Daily Mail reports a new republic, Acre, spanning about 250000 square miles in the Amazon basin between Bolivia and Brazil. A Spaniard former banker and impresario leads a cabinet in Antimalui, with rubber exports planned as revenue. neighbors, especially Bolivia and Argentina, watch with concern as the unrecognized state seeks to define its future.
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Great Britain
Ireland
South America
Buenos Ayren
London
Republic of Acre
Bolivia
Brasil
Nito Rodriguez Aries
Tinwell
No Man’s Land
Antimalri
Acre
United States
Paris
Buenos Ayres
Helivia
Harden Hickey
Baron Sale
Trinidad
Republic of
Generous Little Mothers Aid a Dispossessed Family
New York Tribune recounts Mrs J A Johnson, famed friend of the Little Mothers of the Poor, who helps a dispossessed family. She moves furniture into her two room tenement and offers shelter to a mother and six children, aided by the Little Mothers Aid Association.
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New York Tribune
J. A. Johnson
Ylelt
Mrs. Johnston
Little Mothers’ Aid Association
Baby Talks Politics Sparks Witty Exchange
A young wife jokes about the baby trying to talk, suggesting politics as the topic. The scene turns humorous as the baby’s calm start gives way to a red faced, animated reaction, while the wife quips about inheritance from the father.
Archduchess Stephanie to receive income from emperor
In preliminaries to her marriage with Count Longay Archduchess Stephanie, widow of Archduke Rudolph, must give up her $100,000 yearly income. Emperor Francis Joseph will pay her from his private exchequer, while the daughter Milzabeth receives a portion from the Jargur fund.
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Count Longay
Stephanie
Rudolph
Francis Joseph
Austria
Milzabeth
Murderous midwife scandal shocks St Louis judge seeks truth
A grand jury indicts Mrs Henrietta Bamberger a midwife of 919 Chouteau Ave St Louis for four murders and evidence points to babies burned buried and women slain in a decade of crimes. Detectives Eggers Lally Harrington testify to a grim pattern with nurses and patients, and the house is described as a three story brick with an operating room and a yard where remains were hidden. The case follows years of disappearances and identities altered by a funeral home firm and a chain of testimonies from former staff now cited as corroborating witnesses.
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Henrietta Bamberger
Chouteau Avenue
St. Louis
Tour Perdons
Holmes
Witneanessa
Mra
Bamberer
Chonteni Avenue
Eggers
Police Department
Lally
Harrington
Holga
Bamberger
Nuraea
Liszle Rieger
Mra. Bamberger
Lyda Bressort
Att
Lyda Breasert
Henry Breswert
Madison Street
Mamberger
Mary Or
Ida Zimmerman
Marine
Merrimac
Mary Kohlcamp
Mexico
Henry C. Meyer & Co
Mollie Jackson
Wilhelmina Spoerl
Illinois Avenue
Han
Deere
Officiila
Kinzie
What Did She Mean From the Chicago News
A fragment from Chicago coverage shows a dialogue with Blowboy declaring a kiss tonight and Mia Willloy replying about the timing. The overheard moment hints at romantic tension or social tension in a local scene.
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Chicago News
Mia
Willloy
New Jersey Dog Tax Case Stuns County Court
A New Jersey judge jailed William Schuyler Harrison, a Black man, for ten days after he pleaded guilty to owing $1 in dog tax. The judge warned others to pay, saying he would make an example. The decision drew sharp criticism and broad notice.
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Gove
Jai
New Jersey
Paterson
William Schuyler Harrison
Benlor
Harrison
New York Journal
Poker raid at hotel ends with fines for players
A dry goods drummer recalls a hotel poker game attended by about thirty people. Police raided the room and arrested all present. At arraignment the judge joked there were nine in town but all are in the pen, letting them off with a $2 fine and admonitions.
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Kame Ton
Ogee
Ike
Potter Court
128 Year Old Rutherford County Woman Named Oldest In US
Rutherford county claims the nation’s oldest person in Mrs. Nancy Hallifield who lives near Ellenboro. At 128 she once walked to Ellenboro is now in a rolling chair though still bright and cheerful. Rev Dr Lea counted her age as 115 three years ago and recalled nursing him as a child. The tale is well known in Rutherford and she is said to be seen at Mrs. William Smart.
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Cinton
Rutherford County
United States
Nancy Hallifield
Ellenboro
C Lea
William Smart
Charlotte
N. C
Dining Room Fashion and Adornments of Thy Delight
A detailed inventory of home decor and textile ideas for women, describing elegant pin cushions, Bulgarian and Russian fabrics, covers, curtains, and wall displays. The piece blends practical tips with ornamental notes on fabrics, colors, and furniture arrangements, inviting refined yet accessible interior styling.
A Gilea Mending on Sensational Reading
A sentiment from a mother urging careful reading for daughters to prevent false views of life and inappropriate emotion. The text criticizes sensational literature for its moral impact and cites concerns about its effects on intellect.
Dining room ideals and recipes from a bygone era
The article offers domestic guidance on decorating dining rooms with lambs wool borders, dark waxed floors, and greens for cheer, plus advice on living rooms as combined spaces. It shifts to caution against overindulgent sentimental fiction, then provides beets and cabbage salad, and a coconut cream cake recipe with step by step preparation.
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New Orleans Picayure
Norverracking
Jose
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