Forest Fire Wreaks Havoc Across Several Towns
A forest fire has burned through Plymouth Kingston and Plympton since last Saturday destroying valuable timber and straining resources as hundreds fight the flames. Immigrant arrivals in New York break records, with steerage entry allowed after twelve hours. The sultan awards Morgan the grand cordon of the Osmanii order and a porcelain vase. Oklahoma City vows to stay orderly under new guidance. Bowen, U S minister to Venezuela, arrives in New York and plans to report first before commenting on Venezuelan affairs.
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J Pierpont Morgan
Osmanii Order
Imperial Porcelain Factory
Remarkable Escape of Passengers and Crew of a Coast Steamer
Coast steamer Aransas bound for New York struck by coal bark Glendover in dense fog off Vineyard Haven Cape Cod bay. Of 47 passengers and 29 crew only one missing, Miss Keller, as lifeboats filled and survivors were taken aboard tug Patience and other vessels. The Aransas sank within minutes. rescue vessels towed survivors to port amid rough seas and fog.
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New York
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Boston
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Norfolk couple let naval apprentice stay in party
The parents of Leo Flieshman, once believed lost, have decided not to remove him from the party. They learned he may gain entry to the Naval Academy at Annapolis through continued studies, and since he favors the navy they will let him pursue that path with Annapolis in view.
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In Favor of Board and National Events Highlight Kansas News
Colorado scored a signal victory in a Kansas track meet held in Boulder. no Kansas athlete won a first place. A choral concert in University chapel drew a larger crowd than expected with a sixteen member choir under Professor Wubach. Chancellor Strong was replaced by Professor Boodine who spoke on Evil. Professor Hogdine spoke at local churches and metallurgy and sociology classes toured industry and a prison. A new quartz weights set arrived for the chemistry department. The Washington court decision on board of trade versus private labor concerns was cited. Music Festival details: Chi Orchestra and Quartet perform February 26 and 27 at Fraternal Aldhall. Senator Foraker criticized for not being invited to the Republican state convention. Kansas politicians likely expect invitations anyway.
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Zipe
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Leavenworth
Interest in Manchuria signals new drive by Oyama
News dispatches from St Petersburg report Field Marshal Oyama pressing General Linestich east and west of the railway as Russians slow their advance. Experts believe a broader offensive may aim to outflank Marabla and Valvoslok before a major operation.
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Marching to Condun and Bondgon for a London grievance march
A fragmented report describes Ee Wubn leading a march from Northampton with musicians toward London to present grievances to the war office. A conference in New York is set for May involving Lawyers for Nan Patterson and District Attorney Jerome Jate Catay regarding an unspecified case.
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Chadwick Case Set For Appeals Hearing
Cincinnati May 1 The Chadwick case was set for a United States appeals court hearing on October 3 by a federal court in Cincinnati.
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Taft’s Tongue Ties Slow Talks With Tokio
A playful, alliterative passage describes Taft delaying toward Tokyo and Toxo testing tactics as tremors threaten to twist tense ties. The piece hints at a cautious think tank grappling with tangled talk and tentative approaches.
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Tokio
Toxo
Japanese Warships Sighted Near Amoy Amid Tense Marine Activity
Amoy China reports vessels sighting Japanese warships between Amoy and Mingkong with night observations off Amey suggesting liaison with Formosa. Scouts reportedly operate around Formosa’s southern coast and near Tamshi in the north. Messages indicate heightened naval patrols and shifting positions among regional fleets.
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Ito
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Boras
Bombs Found at Worksite Threaten Premises
Fragmentary report notes a work site discovered with explosive devices and firearms on the premises. Authorities describe the items as danger to the area, with details obscured in the damaged text. No clear timeline or identities are verifiable from the excerpt.
Roosevelt on the Way to Washington for Corn Trip
Roosevelt embarks on a nationwide trip from Glenwood Springs to Washington aboard a special train. The run includes stop times around 4 and 6 PM as festivities and schedules ripple through towns. Local social events feature Mrs. Alfred Ruddiger in Fort Leavenworth, club meetings, and university tea socials.
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Regsevelt
Washington
Rudolph hanged for bank robbery murder in Union Missouri
In Union Missouri May Rudolph was hanged in the yard at 10 01 am for taking part with George Collins in the January 1903 killing of Detective Chas J Schumacher near Union station. Rudolph’s neck broke poorly. he strangled for thirteen minutes before death. His father and stepfather bid him farewell in the cell before the execution as about two hundred witnesses watched from inside and a large crowd gathered outside.
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Sheriit Dighlert
Ancient myths spark debate on European dwarfs and isolation
A fragmentary recall describes a coastal legend of European dwarfs and a hidden homeland, noting ancient populations displaced by conquest. It cites reports of a mysterious Lipps race and a belief that certain tribes survived in remote enclaves, fueling tales of magical rites and birthright wizards.
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Anti
Feelin
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The Heart and Auctions and a Robbery Report
The article cites Dr. Arthur Lasubert arguing healthy boys rarely have heart failure from exercise, with two case illustrations of dilation. It notes a Sevres vase sold at auction for 4000 guineas and discusses Wallace and Coventry vases, royal collections, and rising values. It closes with a street robbery near the Santa Fe depot and police inquiry.
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Ile
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Santa Fe
Strikes, Stabbings, and Tense City Amid Labor Turmoil
Turmoil grips Chicago as strikers clash with strikebreakers amid threats and a pending government inquiry. Reports describe stabbings, warnings to armed guards, and heightened police presence to protect wagons delivering goods. Local updates note civic leaders preparing for potential escalations this week.
Fraternal Aid meeting opens in Lawrence with welcome events
Representatives and officers of the Fraternal Aid association arrive in Lawrence for the diet session. A welcome reception at the New Eldridge hotel follows this evening with a formal session tomorrow morning open to all members. The program lists speakers, addresses, and committee appointments for the gathering.
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Lindley Wins City Street Paving Case in District Court
Judge C A Smart sustained the city in all points in the Rhode Island street paving suit. Clarke and others sought to block special taxes for the project claiming protests outweighed property interests, but the court found 42 protest signers versus 49 property owners in favor. The ruling upheld the paving law as constitutional and properly applied. Lindley, city attorney, led the city's case and is praised for his handling of contracts and city affairs.
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Kansas
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Quotations on Gender Terms and Social Reactions
A compact discussion likens terms used for women and men to social reactions, noting varying responses to labels. The piece contrasts how men and women respond to terms such as chick kitten cat witch and gay dog, highlighting gendered perceptions and reactions.
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude for Bereavement Help
The family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during bereavement and for many beautiful offerings. C E Rhaiphart and family express appreciation. Mrs S C Russell recently fell and broke her arm and is recovering.
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