Calamity in Sicily Devastates Cities and Famine Follows
Reports from southern Italy describe a tidal wave and quake destroying Reggio Messina and other towns. Thousands perished or injured, many displaced and homeless as fugitives arrived in Naples. English and German guests at Hotel Trinacria in Messina feared dead. An officer aboard the torpedo boat Sappho recounts the scene of a rising wall of water and debris engulfing the city, with hotels and structures collapsing and screams filling the air.
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Perry Victory Anniversary Plans Stir Ohio and Canada
Cleveland readers learn of a proposed one hundredth anniversary celebration of Oliver Hazard Perry's Lake Erie victory with an interpower peace theme. Ohio plans a grand event featuring a pesos carnival and industrial exhibits at Put-in-Bay, with Canada via England invited to share in the commemoration.
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Storm disrupts British Isles and railways across Scotland
Heavy English storm continues across the British Isles causing train cancellations in Scotland for two hours and factory closures. English counties report blocked roads and drifting snow. Ottawa reports Lemieux act discussions with the American Fat Labor group and dates for the Western railway commission sittings in multiple cities. Col. Swayne returns from British Honduras to discuss Hindu colony resettlement plans.
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Germany Seeks Tariff Concessions From United States
Washington reports indications that Germany will be among first European nations to seek favorable terms in an agreement with America to secure a minimum tariff rate under the new tariff scheme.
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Abe Ruel Sentenced Forty Years In California Prison
Former police officer Abe Ruel was convicted of accepting a bribe to influence a trolley matter. He received a fourteen year term in the state prison, with motions for new trial denied. The crowded court heard the outcome amid expectations of further continuances. Meanwhile violence in Venezuela near Port of Spain left many dead and injured as forces clashed over a landing. In Canada, lands west of Edmonton were opened for homestead entry after surveys extended to near the Rocks mountains.
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Investigate Emigration and Public Health Debate
Fragmentary report covers emigration criticism by Mr Trotter and Salvation Army figures, plus a Canadian remigration discussion. It notes a US health index urging hospital provision for advanced tuberculosis cases and possible life savings. It also mentions German student exchanges with Bryn Mawr and Harvard, and a town rally urging reduction votes with banners.
Last Night Before Calvary Sermon in Sunday School
This commentary on John chapter 16 and Acts 1 reflects on Jesus telling the disciples the Spirit would come after his departure. It notes the gathering in an upper room, the presence of Mary and the brethren, and the unity of prayer, awaiting the Holy Spirit at Pentecost, with symbolic notes on numbers and unity.
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White Christmas in London and other oddities
The article recounts a rare white Christmas in London with heavy traffic disruptions and a warning that the era of the “hippo mobile” may be near. It also notes postcard trade woes in Berlin and a child performer Elie Craven earning a lucrative vaudeville contract. It mentions a Marian vision of Joan of Arc addressing the Pope during beatification ceremonies.
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Roosevelt Urges Canada to Join Continental Conservation
Ottawa notes a high profile Ottawa club gathering where President Roosevelt urged Canada to cooperate with the United States in forest conservation. Willing Laurier pledged Dominion support, with guests including Sir Charles Pitapatrick and Sir Hanbury Williams. The Ottawa conference aims to align policy, with delegates to Washington Feb 18 to discuss cross border forest preservation efforts.
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Ottawa Homestead Entries Rise in First Half Year
Ottawa data show homestead entries for the first nine months totalled 6 387, up from 23 941 for the first five months of 197, indicating a significant increase in activity. Authorities note the figures reflect calendar year timing and may be subject to revision.
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Prohibition Wave Transforms South Echoing National Debate
The piece describes a sweeping prohibition wave across states and cities, noting many states adopting dry statutes while enforcement and revenue effects vary. It highlights declines in drunkenness arrests, bank deposits rising, fewer vices, and ongoing enforcement challenges versus perceived success.
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Women Not Fit to Vote in Algeroon Charla
A Port of Algeroon Charla editorial argues women are unfitted for voting despite theoretical equality. The piece contrasts theory and practice, noting persistent opposition to parliamentary franchise for women and referencing social attitudes and local figures. The text also mentions Swinburne’s wealth and acts of charity, plus a riot near Tun Naan where opium planting was ordered halted and there were fatalities.
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Alberta Legislature to Convene Final Session Next January
Alberta’s fourth session of the 1st legislature will be convened by Lieut Governor Bulyea on Thursday January 14. The general election date is not yet announced. Key topics include railway funding and redistribution plans likely boosting the number of seats.
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