Murder of President McKinley Is Courtroom Drama
Czolgusz arraigned in Buffalo before Judge White on Sept 7 murder charge, pleaded not guilty, then guilty plea rejected as trial proceeded. He was found guilty and sentenced to death in Auburn prison. He testified to being born in Detroit and living in Cleveland and Buffalo. He claimed sole responsibility for the crime and faced a hushed, somber courtroom as officials led him away to await execution.
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Powers of Heredity Tales of Ancestral Links and Odd Echoes
Colossal anecdotes recount hereditary ties and uncanny resemblances across generations. A wealthy London orphan discovers her name beside a portrait in a gallery, implying direct ancestry. A southern financier uncovers historic papers linking him to a notable lineage, prompting dramatic reflection on fate and family.
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Retvizan Battleship Set for World Trial by Cramps
The Russian cruiser Retvizan, built by Charles Cramp and Sons, nears a critical builders’ trial off the New England coast. With 13,000 tons displacement, water-tube boilers, and twin 26,000 pound propellers, she aims for 18 to 19 knots on a twelve hour test. The ship carries four 12-inch and four 6-inch main guns, plus 23 mm Hotchkiss cannons, and will be evaluated for performance, stability, and fireproof interior.
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Ble Retvizan
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Manila Bay
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Haunt of Wild Birds at Hjelmse Blauren Cliff
A Chicago Record Herald travel excerpt describes Hjelmse Blauren near the North Cape in Holland as a towering granite sea cliff home to millions of birds. Steamer passengers near the cliff hear rockets and see a frantic bird avalanche as they pass, with bulls sea swallows loons and puffins among the colony.
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Strikes in France Show Decline in Births Yet in June
Statistics for June reveal 57 births, with 206 births in the first half of the year. The same period in 1900 recorded 475 births, indicating a notable fall in working class discontent.
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