Prohibition fears and social inquiry in New Zealand and beyond
A New Zealand publication warns that the Prohibition movement targets individual drinkers, detailing social surveillance and accusations of drunken behavior in small towns. The report also covers college funding for working students, journalism training in England, shipping improvements between New York and Bombay, and a Hartford sociology school plans.
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Dakota Industrial Union Organized in Bonth Dakota
The long story notes the Dakota industrial union forming in Bonth Dakota with over 15 members, and the state organizer appointing deputies to organize Local unions across the state. It mentions weekly meetings, a bureau to collect facts, and a planned textbook tied to the South Dakota state university.
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Explosion Strikes Seminary Killing Two Students
Fort Wayne Indiana reports a deadly blast at a female seminary during breakfast. Two girls, Edith Diebold and Mina Munters, died after a closet fire and gas from a leaking sewer ignited an explosion. Fire reported under control. victims rushed to St Joseph’s hospital.
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Racing records show mares and colts vying for pacing marks
The article catalogs top pacing and trotting records, highlighting mares like Alix, Nancy Mantes, and Fantasy, and colts such as Abdel and Directly. It notes rapid improvements, with several horses surpassing 2:04 mile pacing benchmarks and discussing lineage from Glencoe and George Wilkes.
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Palo Alto
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Bylper
Letter and foreign news mix from late 19th century dispatch
Imported wires report a private secretary denying a Thatcher letter's recent origin and note President Gievelmil's letter lacks new references. The New York Appleton dispatch covers Minister Witte recounting notables in Griox-by-Botzen, a Sydney diary on Amerten ty, and a stock of cotton dock observations with minor fire reports and investigations.
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Witte
Griox-by-Botzen
York
Pravant
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Dulegarth
Locomotive Firemen Board Considers National Health Plan
The executive board of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen is weighing bids for a national health plan, with decisions expected in days. Substantial talks include potential involvement of major cities and rail unions, aiming to secure coverage and interest payments through affiliated banks. CHOKED HIM TO DEATH.
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Tw Brothahood
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Milwauken
Execution of Choctaw murderer sparks riot and vigil
Fragmented dispatch describes the execution of Levathi Lewis and two other Native Americans amid chaotic scenes at Witburton Mon day. Sheriff Parsons and bystanders witnessed the grim event as a volley ending a 30 minute struggle. Separate state finance notes report idle funds and proposed investment provisions totaling over 3 million with modest income from permanent funds and treasury expenditures through September 1804.
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Iron Ranges ore shipments surge past prior records
A historic year for the Iron Ranges sees total ore moved and marketed surpassing all prior US levels. Projections show regional totals with Minnesotan, Wisconsin, and Michigan yards toppling old milestones as producers report record shipments. China seeks peace as world markets respond to wartime conditions.
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China
Fragmented Score Story of Receivers and Rail Deals
A garbled narrative describes receivers and a financial plan involving Northern Pacific and Wisconsin Central railleases. It mentions Paynes, Oakes, and Rouse as actors, a $100,000 gene fund for “Hhefrubdious tyboes,” and a lease of rail lines with legal actions led by Attorney Wi N. Craimwell of New York.
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New Nebraskan Pure Spirits Industry Emerges
A new industry in Nebraska aims to produce pure spirits from molasses as a potential future boost to the sugar beet sector. An expert from France recently advised on a distillery at East Guha to test molasses from Vie piguer beet, with French chemistry converting alkaline salts to enable distillation and purification through fermentation and filtration.
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Strauss Dog and a Boston Jubilee Echoes
A New York impresario recalls Johann Strauss and his famed black retriever during the Boston jubilee visit, noting the composer’s courteous yet expansive wit and the fashion fad of hair lockets inspired by him. The piece also covers local talk of daily papers in Webster City and a comical dialogue about weddings and medical bills.
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OToole Seeks Retirement Amid Bribe Allegations
Acting Captain William DvPoots of Leonard Street Muithon faces bribery allegations involving the Esnex Market court squad. Witness Whitsheul testifies that payments were made, including a $200 sum to OToole, as officials consider placing OToole, Detective Murphy, and others on trial.
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Santa Fe Decision Upheld In Stockholders Case
Judge J C Poater ruled for majority stockholders in a Santa Fe district case, enjoining actions by minority holders. The injunction allows the majority to elect a board under cumulative voting rules, despite claims of state legislation and charter limits. The ruling grants the majority control at the 1:30 pm stockholders meeting to elect directors.
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Safety for the Czar Clears Path to Amnesty Debate
A nihilist leader Volkiowald criticizes Russia’s political status quo and urges the young czar to grant amnesty to political prisoners in Siberia. He argues all parties are revolutionists and that real reform requires representative government and influence from high officials to guide or hinder the new regime.
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Mysterious Bread Loaf Found Buried Near Livington Farm
In Livingaton County near Poringe Bridge a farmer, Vimorhy Mon slow, uncovered a four foot gravel depth loaf of bread while digging a ditch. The crusty loaf remained fresh as if baked, half fed to his dog, and then taken to neighbors where it remains a local curiosity. A separate note reports a 17 year old boy shot through the heart in Waulron, with accidental discharge during a misfired pistol incident.
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Fire alarm tampered at Hammond packing plant
Nov. 5 report says fronthem system at Hammond packing plant was tampered with causing a fire. One man arrested and several warrants issued amid suspected conspiracy. potential lynching fear noted as investigation continues.
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Will Make a Stand at Pekin
A dispatch from Shanghai reports Chinese and allied forces marching north toward Pekin while orders direct commanders to refrain from hatreds. Foreigners may be urged to depart within a week as Japan presses operations around Port Arthur and other coast areas. The Gaelic seizure near San Francisco raises tensions amid global naval activity.
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Talmage Home After World Tour Travels Describe Sermons
Rev Dr De Witt Talmage returns from a world tour visiting the Marquesas Samoa New Zealand Australia Ceylon India Egypt Italy and London He says the journey yielded many unseen insights and confirms he will continue preaching the gospel with no plans to retire or alter his mission.
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Tree Planting in France Gains Forested Coastal Dunes
A French correspondent notes extensive pine planting transforming sands into forests along the coast. Dunes are stabilized by windward pine belts, reducing shifting sands and making shorelines more attractive and safer for villages and visitors. Municipalities and departments fund wide scale planting, creating scented, durable woodlands and preventing beach encroachment.
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Trouble for Imitating United States Money
St Louis Missouri November 5 The case of C Cheney and John Holmes of the Western Bank Note company of Chileno charged with printing bills in imitation of United States currency was heard today in the district court The Mississippi warrant dispute centers on the Western Bank Note company's printing of warrants for the state of Mississippi and a claim against the governor treasurer and militiamen of Mississippi.
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Shoemaker Poet Birthday Anniversary Observed Worldwide
The 400th anniversary of Hans Surhs the shoemaker poet is marked tomorrow in major cities. In Naramberg preparations for a grand festival include pageantry and performances of pieces by his own composers. Munich holds a festival lasting several days with the centennial celebrations of Bryant and tributes to Holmes.
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New York Labor Leaders Debate Political Program
President Gompera sends to every labor group the Moorea federation plan urging adoption at the upcoming national convention. The program calls for direct legislation a legal eight hour day sanitary inspection of workplaces and homes municipal ownership of utilities and nationalization of key industries with a direction toward collective ownership and referenda.
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Nebraska Man Merritt Murdered Near Atlantic
Benjamin Merritt of Sawyer Neb as a Democratic candidate for the Nebraska legislature was shot and found dead in a livery stable near Atlantic. A stranger accompanied him, a revolver with three chambers was found, and a gold watch with seven dollars was taken. The motive and full details remain a mystery.
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McKinley Campaign Closes in Ohio Spearheading Rally
Governor McKinley winds up the Republican campaign in Ohio with a major rally in Youngstown and plans a Canton address at his home the day before the election. He toured Niles areas recalling boyhood ties and urged renewed support as crowds flooded the opera house. The special train departed Cleveland at 2:50 PM.
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Harrison's Train Held Up by Vast Indiana Crowd
General Harrison arrived in Union City at 9 30 am and rode to the work house where he spoke to 6 000 listeners. A 2 000 strong crowd halted a train for fifteen minutes as he addressed them. He then proceeded to News Castle for a twenty minute speech and continued to Anderson and beyond with stops at Rugkev ille Knightstown Greensburg and Shelbyville before returning home at 7 40 pm.
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Post Office Orders Strike Down Three Fraud Schemes
Postoffice department issued orders against three firms for fraudulent schemes. The actions bar their use of the mails and target Savile and Loon of Pittsburgh, the Omaha Cooperative Supply, and the Algerican Saving and Loan association of Chicago. The schemes promote bond investment and weekly clothing subscriptions.
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Gentry Beats Robert J in Slow Track Thriller
In a disappointing display before 3,000 spectators, Robert J. and John Ty Gentry raced in two heats with slow times as Gentry chose not to force Trobert J after the second heat. Robert J. won the tie heats in 2:08 and 2:19, then 4:06 to set the track pace amid favorable weather. The Weekly Bank Statement from New York notes multiple loan and currency changes, including a decline in specie and increases in federal holdings and real estate loans.
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