University Fire Devastates Campus Inmate Injuries Reported
A large blaze engulfed the university building at night, trapping and injuring several inmates and staff. Firefighters aided in evacuations as priests and students leaped from upper floors, with two priests critically hurt and Father Hoyser not expected to live.
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Rena
Sneun
Che Mainder
Cnied Tates
Frem
New England
Hoor Ier
Itlou
Grelock
Studects
Weno
Hosier
General Hospital
Father Hoyser
Fallon
Webster
Wicenter
Mass
Marsack
Stu Wick
Maine
Collin
James
St. Honiface
Miss Dupuis
Beets Supply and Factory Output at Kessaond Sugar Plant
The Chronicle reports the closimeat sugar factory at Kessaond faced weather delays and a poor beet harvest. Cold weather reduced harvest, lowering sugar output. managers plan to persevere, aiming to sustain industry and future beet crops despite margin pressure and unsettled market conditions.
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Kessaond
Stead's Latest Plan for London Newspaper Editions
A London based note describes WT Stead launching a daily paper under the title The Daily Tax Me pri Sutheritems. It would publish four editions across four London divisions with serial fiction, a children page, editorials, readers column, and occasional notes. The paper aims to localize content and test its social impact.
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York Harald
London
Lond
Mets
Gabe
Gepot
Attempted Murder in Fort Frances by Vagabond Attacker
A tramp named Frank Bates attacked merchant James Short with an axe on December 2. Short survived, Bates fled by ferry toward Konchiehing, was pursued by Constable Kant and a whisky sailor, and is jailed awaiting trial.
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Fort Frances
Murery
James Short
Frank Bates
Tata
Short
Bates
Snl Shorts
Notic
Kant
Life Saving Globes Trial Off Dover Channel
Adsices from Copenhagen report the Life Saving Globes by Captain Doenvig passed a dangerous trial. A five man crew aboard the Huey launched from the cruiser Hemedul cleared breakers and drifted safely ashore. Torning’s invention reportedly proved stable across the Dover to South Foreland passage in November 1902, using water ballast and a protective sphere to rescue sailors amid rough seas.
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Copenhagen
Doenvig
Shaw
Hemedul
Torning
English Channel
Dover
South Foreland
Uae
Mier
Women’s admission to the bar in Lords ruling
The House of Lords debates whether women may become barristers in Grass Court. In a case by Landauer and Bertha Cave the benchers’ refusal to call a woman student to the bar is upheld, citing no precedent for female admission and no power to create one. Canada’s sheep show prices in Chicago.
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Wade
Botrans
Fehmner
House of Lords
Becom
Landauer
Bertha Cave
Grass Tun
Grays Inn
London
Chewroy
Darbar
Lord Curzon
Fuse Sa
Hitish Inter
Laed Curzons
Porsan
Young Husband
Thibet I
China
Japan
Parker
Display of Sea Power and Imperialism Debate
The text discusses British imperial policy and sea power, noting Curzon’s remarks and naval movements near the Persian Gulf. It cites Farrer on Canadian attitudes toward imperial arms and Canada’s trade ties, arguing against a shift to new imperialism and stressing fidelity to Commonwealth traditions.
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Ei. Farrer
i_ the contemporary Review
Chas Tupper
St. Borden
Supe
Canada
Dominion
Huffalo
South Africa
Australia
Auserien
United States
Minnesota
Canadian press portrays political and industrial tension
A garbled report references Mr Chaneslain, the Vaie Ton, and Canadian outlets like the Globe and Mail. It notes calls for not rushing the government, mentions land purchases for plant readiness, and cites Chamberlain policy as a debated topic amid electoral uncertainty.
Disappearance and fears of a missing Windsor figure
A Windsor alderman reports Fr Guertin strawa or Guertin has vanished amid a Marian scene. Residents fear he was run down and eaten by a wolf in the district. A Toronto explosion surplus this year stands at 52 000 dollars with directors planning additions and improvements.
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Guertin Strawa
Mariana
Will Horns
Ronplessl
Toronto
Canadian Winners at Teeter Peters Sheep Show
Canadian exhibitors dominated the Teeter Peters stock show scene with American rivals outpaced. The article notes early controversy over U S customs and a formal government stance declining to display at the St Louis fair, despite funds allocated for transport and entry.
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Gibson
Delawars
Prin
Wichard
Frites
Losd
Donsford
St. Louis
United States
St Louis
Football's deadly toll spurs bans as injuries rise
The report notes hundreds of minor injuries and several severe cases among players, with training staff seeing many hurt. It highlights killed and permanently disabled players, including a Yale and Harvard man with broken legs, while major West teams escaped major injuries. Some small colleges ban football after petitions.
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Moe
Yale
Harvard
Big Nine
West
Counties
Junction
Greenfield
Ohio
Per
Sean
San Bom
Fragmented notes hint at political and railway news
The garbled text references Canadian politics delayed by legal actions, a proposed anti Chinese regislation, and a plan by the Canadian Pacific Railway to run a series between Antwerp and Saint John. It notes Dominion receipts rising to 17.35 million for five months ending November 30, with an increase of about 2.49 million from the prior year, and mentions individuals and places such as Granbury, Gab ary, and Owen Sound in a scattered, non-cohesive summary.
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Canada
Weith Hailway
Antwerp
St. John
Fecenpita
Dominion
Dowie Receivers Appointed as Zion City Debt Crisis Grows
Receivers Dank Vibert D. Currier and Alexander Dowie associate were appointed by Judge Koblinast to take possession of Dowie’s Zion City assets. The action cites insolvency, preferential payments to E Streeter Lumber, and mounting creditor claims as the movement to stabilize the faltering venture proceeds.
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Doko
Alexander Dow
Ella I
Eysien
New York
Chicago National
Dank Vibert D. Currier
Congressman Houtelic
Judie Rokinaut
United States Ditrict Court
Mevrsol
Zionity
Might
E Streeter Lumber Company
York
Zion
Dowie
Stevenson
Lake County
Ange
Fitelson
Koblsast Sai
Koblsast Sai | Tudgments Have Been Neccinulating) Against Mr Dowie
Alliirs
A.W
Tle
Zion City
Elyis
Mit
Fragmented Inconsistent News Briefs From Old World Review
A scrambled, partial wire service style summary mentions a cold time at Wentwood with beers sold for 47. The Old World Review fragment notes a drowning at a brook and a misrendered Shakespeare reference. It cites Tokyo based notes on Hamlet staged in Tangern Kawakami Sada Wakhoo and Japanese fences follow the scene.
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Yokohama
Ham
Tangern
Kawakami
Sada Wakhoo
Tapa
Mamtet
Aevania
Hamtet
Peat as Fuel Expands in International Markets
A report from Ont Mines outlines peat use as a fuel in Ireland Holland Denmark Sweden Russia and Germany with peats moisture content and briquette manufacture under study. Ontario towns Welland Brockville and Salem experiment with sensoring compression to produce briquettes at about $1 per ton for domestic heating.
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Ireland
Holland
Abe
Tria
Denmark
Sweden
Germany
Aus
Prises
Certai
Lake Seven Peat
Welland
Heaverton
Werth
Brun Brockville
Howden
Newmator Trim
Infante
Emperor confronts prince over talks with Catholic leader
A heated exchange is alleged as the emperor questions Prince Bin Tinteh about negotiations with a Catholic leader without royal approval. The prince reportedly lashed out at his supervisor as the situation drew sensational attention.
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The
Sun oFew York Jnatmnten
Merlin
Amiinsal
Tate Prince
Princarch
Wsphaim
Princ bin Tinteh
Parrot speech prize sparks London contest public bid
A London competition offered a prize for a parrot that could say the phrase Your you more and a winning bird owned by Mr PHL Thomas of Highgate. The parrot arrived from Mpongwe but spoke only a few words. A new prize is announced with the same phrase for a public trial.
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London
Phl Thomas
Separate Tala Biles and Sister Doodica Case
Two sisters, Tala Biles and Doodica, separated by a growth at their sides, faced a dire medical fate. Both succumbed to consumption before feasible treatment, leaving a family to cope with loss.
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Paris
Sally
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Globe
Monetread Star
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Ottama Citizen
African Review
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Mitt
Treasury
Merlain
Windsor
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Walter Carter
Clint Thomas
Weicher
Robert Ader
Ader
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Hunt
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Kruger
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Gabary
Elijah Hl
Tien-Tsin
Thibet
Ant
Thinet Beit
Wentwood
Petia Winmytone
Quen Alesanisen
Jovenasod
Stiath
Old World Review
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Desai
Kinged Fagland
Sitauaely
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