Krupp Dies Sudden. German Gunmaker Johns To Essen
Frederick Alfred Krupp, 47, the famed Essen steel maker, died November 22 in Essen Germany after a stroke and possible suicide rumors. Emper or William attended his funeral. Krupp built a vast empire with model town Gleich Essen, funded pension schemes and schools for workers, and employed about 50 000 people with wide social programs. His fortune neared 75 million dollars, with investments possibly higher.
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Oberlin Names Dr Henry Churchill King as President
Dr Henry Churchill King was elected president of Oberlin College, a graduate of 1879 who served as Latin and mathematics professor through 1882 and later as dean from 1891. He is a prominent figure among educators connected with the institution.
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War in Sight and Boxer Troubles Rise in China Provinces
The article reports that Russian language instruction will be offered in Chinese provinces bordering Asiatic China by imperial permission. It notes ongoing boxer troubles and related regional tensions affecting policy and security in the area.
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Fragmented 19th Century Poem Bustling With Vision
A garbled OCR fragment presents a lyric scene featuring a maiden with a smiling gaze, a narrator voice of longing, and scattered archaic phrases. It threads through mentions of joy, love, and inner soul, with unclear names and cadence suggesting a period style lyric.
Spanish Lovers Clash After Outdoor Concert Escalates
A lieutenant Fogarty's courtship of Lola ends in a violent clash with rival Loretta Cervillo at a piano and Spanish social setting. After a tense confrontation, a duel-like dispute leads to a slap and a quick flight through streets to a shadowy residence, reflecting a volatile mix of passion and honor among Spanish and American figures during the outing.
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Anaesthesia Without Drudge at London Chronicle
An elderly physician recounts a curious discovery described in the London Chronicle. In Java and at a prison hospital, practitioners reportedly used finger pressure on the carotid to induce stupor and partial insensibility, a method not modern but potentially common among ancient clients.
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North American reindeer selects honored old doe as leader
In a rare leadership choice, scientists report a female elder among North American herds has been identified as the chief influence for group direction, guiding migration and grazing patterns. Researchers note the selection reflects age related experience and social structure.
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