Electric Tree of India Sparks Global Curiosity
A German authority reports a central Indian forest tree with highly sensitive electric leaves that shock touch and wanders with distance. Powers peak at midday, fade in rain, and vanish at night. avoid the tree as no injections or horseshoes seen. Separate notes mention coffee health and a remarkable drummer Jean Henri who played fifteen drums simultaneously with seamless movement.
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Foresta
India
Yarlea
Wivus Drumme
Tissasiy
Jean Henri
Napoleon
Birds That Dance In The Wild The Prairie Fowl And Grouse
The article notes birds are fond of dancing and describes how bower birds prairie fowl and American grouse prepare by beating grass with wings and then perform a formal dance with bows, wing-dragging motions, and feather fluffing. It contrasts claimed cures and odd claims about long cures and instant results.
Aftermath of New Richmond cyclone devastates town
June 14 New Richmond Wisconsin reports a catastrophic cyclone with up to 150 dead and many injured. Fire and collapse killed families including John Glidden and others. dozens more feared in the pond and wreckage. Nurses and physicians arrived from St Paul and Minneapolis to aid survivors.
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New Richmond
Destruction Strikes New Richmond in Deadly Tornado
After a devastating tornado, New Richmond faces a mounting death toll with at least 100 dead and up to 200 injured. Bodies are recovered from ruins near the railroad, including a 14-year-old, a Little Williams daughter, and Michael Heffron. Fire and rain hinder salvage as businesses are wiped out and relief streams in from St. Paul, Milwaukee, and Chippewa Falls.
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Dena
Patrick Kating
Nat Kating
Williams
Walter Farrell
Pat McNally
Mgnglei
Michael Heffron
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Chippewa Falls
Wild disorder blocks rail cars in city strike scene
mobs of idlers and curious spectators disrupted a consolidated railroad move by blocking tracks with roves and jeers. nonunion men quit posts after intimidation, women provided money to persuade them away. police dispersed the mob after windows were smashed, six o’clock blockade left cars deserted and later picked up by inspectors. the company refused state board arbitration on recognizing the men.
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Tvas
Ne Ly
Hng
Cara
Fen Card
Dunham Avenue
Funeral of Capt Nichols Follows Sunstroke Death
Manila June 18 Captain Nichols of the States double-turreted monitor died from sunstroke after serving at Paranaque and Cavite. His funeral at Cavite Sunday honored naval officers as Monadnock endured heat and shelling while rebels fled south toward Las Pinas. Nichols stayed at his post urging pursuit until Paranaque fell. He died at five P.M. after losing consciousness at noon. He had expressed satisfaction at the progress.
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Peek Ichols
Ayoah
Cavite
Nichols
Paranaque
Las Pinas
Saat
Wait on Britain in June 13 Washington Note
Washington reports a note on London regarding a disputed matter tied to 8 and a beet of mena pelatita. No further details are given in the fragment. The notice hints at diplomatic maneuvers between the two capitals and potential policy implications.
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