JACK LONDON ARREST REPORTED IN SHIMONOSEKI
London, the renowned writer, has been arrested at Shimonoseki on arrival after being accused of photographing fortifications at the strategic entrance to the Korean Strait. He is detained as a likely conduit for reports on military targets for the New York Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dapan
New York
Journal
Shimonosek
Tobie
Shimonowehi
Korean Strait
Baltimore
Earthquake Fright Reaches Venezuela Gulf and Orinoco
A strong quake struck last week with intense shaking in Venecuea and the Gulf of Paria and Orinoco district. Reports describe loud thunder like sounds and rough seas at Maturu Carupoan Tie Caribea, Cuidad Bobi var, and San Felix with water surging at several mouths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venecuea
Gulf of Paria
Orinoco
Allan liner Pretorian arrives Halifax after furious Atlantic voyage
Captain Johnson reports the Allan liner Pretorian and Canadian mails reached Halifax overdue after fourteen days at sea. Severe gales and towering seas battered the ship causing structural damage, broken skylights, and fear among passengers though no panic occurred. The voyage saw repeated near-sink conditions near Sable Island with the crew managing ten hours of repairs and safe passage to port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Johnson
Vainer
Nova Scotia
Sable Island
van Cine
Moat
Port R
Government Eyes Cross Border Fish Hatchery Plan
The Minnesota game and fish commissioner backs cooperation with Canada to set up a Lake of the Woods fish hatchery. The report cites sturgeon and Dollar wheat as topics, while other notes mention a Baltimore fire, Plattsburgh railway smash-up, and various regional incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota Game and Fish Commissioner
Lake of the Woods
Baltimore Fire Devastates City After Massive Explosions
A February report from Bansgoen Mars land describes a Baltimore disaster begins with explosions and a gale of fires. Fires devastate twenty square blocks, kill and injure residents, destroy hospitals and wholesale districts, and force National Guard and state troops to assist as recovery estimates reach two hundred thousand dollars in losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bansgoen Mars Land
Chien
Tale District
Cty
Baltimore
Awe
Sallacium
Hossintal
Pinat
National Guard
Nervous disease aid from Chicago invention
Researchers at the Physiological Laboratory in the University of Chicago invented a delicate capillary elerten metre to register minute discharges of nerves and muscles. The device, a fine glass tube with a small opening, rests in a cup and is jolted by platinum life action to study muscle and nerve activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bas
Ith Physiological Laboratory
University of Chicago
Platinul
Poisoned candy package sent to Annie McDonald in Erie township ND
Dispatch from Crookston reports a package of poisoned candy received by Annie McDonald of Erie township, with no postmark making sender hard to trace. Several recipients are ill or in danger while the rural route delivers amid disaster at a logging camp near Solway where a crane collapse killed a man and injured another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie McDonald
Erie Township
Colle Cates Ha
Wheatland
Shaky Fragments Describe Florence Art Projects and Death
The fragmented notice outlines sketches and studies linked to Michael and the Sistine Chapel, mentioning intended works by two apostles. It notes architectural drawings and embassies connected to Florence, plus a tragic death at an elevator in Dominion where Frank Anderson, son of 3 G Bo Anderson of Indian Head, was smothered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Tals
Michael
Frank Anderson
Bo Ammnderson
Indian Head
Dominion
Tribune Block Fire Destroys Several Shops and Stock
A blaze at Tribune Block damaged Richardson & Bishop store and other tenants on the corner, with water damage extensive and stock losses totaling thousands. Firemen battled the flames as crews evacuated and saved instruments and materials, while contractors and local businesses reported heavy damage to offices and the print plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Ferguson
Humtan
Wack
Tribune
Larce
Tishon
Stearn
Richardson & Bishop
Jose
Wee Jer
Davidson
Ranma
Bical Instruments
Aller
Hubbard Co
WS. Rattus
Bavidson Brox
Mc Chisholm
Waehorn
Gude
Connery & Richardson
Stovel
Battleship Explodes Again Amid Battery Failure
Report details a second explosion on the ship within a year as batteries on the forward starboard turret burst. Some crew injured while attempting repairs, with gun fractures and swollen arms noted. Previous Pant Fr incident cited as context for ongoing naval safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teia
Lowa
Japs Want Steamers Tartar and Athenion for Japan
Rumor says the CPI has sold or chartered the steamers Tartar and Athenion to Japan. The ships have served the Orient route for two years and were briefly under U S government charter to the Philippines before the decision to independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancoust
CPI
Woman of Queue Police Killed by Falling Church Bell
Mrs Arthur Paquet wife of Con stable Paquet of the Queue police force was accidentally killed as she entered St. Malo church a church bell detached and fell striking her on the head in a peculiar manner at 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Paquet
Constable Paquet
St. Malo Church
Paquet
Two youths sentenced in Berlin for burglary
Fred Hull and a companion aged about 15 were sentenced to five years in Ingston penitentiary for burglary. Both boys had prior reform school terms, with Bellinger reportedly at large for misconduct. A Molhead citizen's case and Montreal fire mention appear in fragmentary notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hull
Soeph Bellimer
Berlin
Ont
Ingston
Aml Bellinger
Market Report on Flour Prices and Farm Goods
Market report shows flour prices steady with patent flour at 2.45 per sack and 2.05 for other patent grades. It notes active wheat markets, mixed grain movements due to cold weather, and steady to firm prices for oats, hay, butter, poultry, and dressed meats. Cattle and hog prices are listed with general market firmness and shipping values.
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Eine Bay
Mum Garen
Fort Willan
Port Ar
Eine
Quetien
Countes Potts
Small Wey
Ontario
Anutton
Howe
Winmore
Travellers' Association Probe Edges Toward Magistrate
Chief itleer Launcers of Ontario Yoene department cites Inspector Choppin of Mitchell reviewing a charge against London travellers. The group alleges a woman was denied breakfast at St Marys after hours at The Winds hat R Lind allegedly spoke improperly. If the case proceeds, parties will face magistrate in St Marys. keep shops open and food served on demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itleer Launcers
Ontario
Yoene Department
Assenion
Choppin
Mitchell
Ondon
Eine Etrandead
Evar i Mills
St. Marshelihan
Ty Nindor
G Maclean
Mrand Central
St Mary's
Caren
Winds
R. Lind
Associajina
Casey
Wll
Dhay
Stu
Chinese Immigrants Denied Hearing in Citizenship Case
The U S circuit court of appeals orders deportation for Sing Tuck and companions after reversing a lower court ruling. The thirty-one indictments require separate trials and address whether Chinese born in the United States are entitled to citizenship hearings. The government argues exclusion laws grant final jurisdiction. the defendants were detained at Vancouver and Hong Kong before transfer to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Sing Tuck
Unig
Melone
District
New York
United States
Gov Ut
Vancouver
Ibc
Funn
Hong Kong
Masons
Royal Windsor Wedding Report Amid Turbulent Era
A fragmentary report from Windsor details a royal wedding procession and ceremony. The text mentions royal personas, a kingly display, and emphasizes the strength of the monarchy amid a period of unrest.
Touching tale links crime, marriage plea and prison meals
A New York Tombs inmate Miss Florence Pilgram sent fare to her mother with help from farmer John Caro who offered to marry her. Justice McMahon suspended Pilgram's sentence. she later found work and home support. The report also notes a Paris dispatch on death portrait methods and a Rossland city council charge against civic officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Pilgram
Tombs
York
Woods
John Caro
Simboia
Nwt
Lust McMahon
Mise Pilgram
Adhirx
McMahon
Uther
Maris Walker
War News From Seoul and Port Arthur Dispatches
A dispatch from Moscow and reports reach St Petersburg detailing Japanese advances near Seoul and the Yalu valley. Port Arthur has been strengthened and Russian naval forces repositioned as tension escalates and expectations mount for a potential engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jugworld
Trouss
Jawan
Seoul
Arthur
Sibenan
Mul
Chetoo
Port Arthur
Yalu Valley
Thas
St Petersburg
Torent Takis
Galsary
Wosht
Navy
Russia
Enn
Viadisostock
Suse
Japan
National Museum Plans for Ottawa Building with Tower
Plans describe a Gothic style National Museum in Ottawa with a 96 foot tower, 195 by 90 foot main hall, four floors of galleries and viewing areas, and spaces on ground and first floors for museum purposes. The design includes a central hall, wind considerations, and a national art gallery wing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ering
Safety Intendent of Mines
Guological Hrane
Nange
Department of Snarieeres
Galery Ubi
Crown Prince in Disturbance and Far East Tensions
Fragmentary text describes Crown Prince Frederick William and a rider incident with a horse. mentions brother, Japan occupation of the Souksu railway in Korea, and railway companies withdrawing privileges. Deputy Minister Smart notes optimistic Scottish assimilation prospects while far east outlook grows threatening. large gold discoveries at Alwk cause stampede.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Ince
Mmeers
Clore
Smart
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Jack London
Fee Wn
Rewwether & Once
War Office
Lord Roberts
Lord Gr
Fourth Army Corps
Sir Johin Preach
Comanding
First Army Corps
Willian Butler
Commars
New
Army Council
Chicago
British Columbia Lumbernen
Muytrick
Cornwall
Anoua Face Hospital
Teu
Plattsburgh
N.Y
Dean Hind
Sandwich
Crookston
Mins
Locmins Feamp
Solway
Tribune Block
Macleod
Montreal
Market Report
Wehr
Commercaet
Analite
Fabre
Pekin
Thmes
St Paul
Seskatche Wan Valley Tand Co
City of
Winnipes
Folard
Windsor
Alice
Prince Alexander
Teeka
Hale
Ceremor
Paris
Murmu
M. Verizon
Rossland City
National Museum
Corea
Far East
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