Abwy of the Wold and Other Early 1903 News Items
A Lowell cotton mill strike advances demands for higher pay. King Joseph violin sells for 12000 dollars in New York. Norfolk hosts a meeting of eight states uniting most wooden dish makers. A Cumberland Iowa dispute ends in a fatal shooting. The New York Senate raises exercise fees by a percent. A Milwaukee engineer dies in his cab. A Duke of Cleveland projects a triggerless firing gun. Roosevelt yachts southward cruise with Mrs. Roosevelt. Convicts in Texas, two masked robbers in Kansas, and many other scattered items fill the page with political, legal, and social notes across the United States.
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King Joseph
New York
Norfolk
Luther Mays
William Lindsay
Cumberland
I. T
Lindsay
Mays
New York Senate
House
Chaves Sharkey
Wiengo
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Neenah
Cleveland
N. McLean
Cardinal Gibbons
St. Louis Exposition
Burlington
Chicago
Burlington Railroad
Paul Mendelson
Waterbury
George Keene
Staien Rc
Lexington
A. P. Taylor
Industrial Manual Deposit Investment Company
Calley
William Nowman Stern
Yale Pdiversity Suindent
Santor
Murphy
New Jersey
Toa Oo
Ward
Eployers
Sennlos William
Alison
Akileterview
Tarim
Philijy
Dean R. Wood
Unite States Ylee
Madrid
United States
Ceibe
Honduras
Vigil C. Bernolds
Kentucks
Graf Fucy
R. 5. Flower
Gilbert Warfield
Autor
Treasier Nirdlinger
Marguerita Sylva Overa
House of Correction
Tyler
Teheran
Persia
Menit
Root
Hay
United States Treasury
Giovanni
Vincenzo Skio
Erwin
Miss
Carbondale
J. H. Barrow
World News Snips From 1910s Era Ledger
The report cites Roosevelt used by poll to investigate West Virginia miners killing. Pope Leo plans operation state consistory in April. Rollins College Winter Park Florida offered $59,000 with $150,000 extra if raised. Salvation Army Chief General William Booth welcomed home in London by 10,000 at Albert Hall. Gen Hector Macdonald death by his own hand buried in Edinburgh amid Highlander societies. W H Jackson Confederate veteran and owner died Nashville aged 68. Nebraska salary bill aimed to curb last twenty days pay. session-length measures debated in Lincoln.
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Cornell University
Rockefeller
Sage Chapel
Admiral Dewey
West Indies
Germany
AG. Spalding
Point Loma Cal
Elizabeth Churchill Mayer
Tingley
Virginia Lake
Aurora
St. John's
Beckham
Grans
New Orleans
Thomas Stewart
Thomspson
Hedin
Southern Pacific
San Antonio
Society of Poresters
Roosevelt
Island Congress
Cuba
Justice Bingham
Interiet Supreme Court
Washington
John FF. Qpova
Fou
Mary E. Morse
Park Royal
D. C
New York
Philaidelphia
Parthian
Barthian
Ce Mary Edlorse
Perow
Harry Sanderson
Bridgeport
Conn
Lughport
N.Y
E. W. Rogers & Sung
Corto
Wisehie
Adtarner Stockwell
I. MacLennan
Treasury
Depard Maul
Honolulu
Congress
Honoltutt
Peach
Detroit United Railway Company
Detroit
Lacombe
United States Circuit Court
J. A. Rene
Otto Rogers
West Superiore
Tower Avenue
Rene
Rogers
Frank Bond
Department of Agriculture
Haseen
Wood
Guile
Jrer
Taishan
Dant Roosevelt
Poll
West Virginia
Pope Leo Ja
Rollins College
Winter Park
Pia
William Bood
Salvation Army
London
America
Albert Ball
Hector Macdonald
Edinburg
W.H. Jackson
Helle Meade
Nashville
Tenn
Nebraska
Lincoln
Senators Mistaken Dinner Bill Mixup
A Washington tale reports two Western senators swapping stories of a dinner with an out of town visitor. The check, initially $17.90, becomes $217.80 after misreadings and a mistaken payment, prompting a humorous exchange as they realize the error and someone else witnessed the large bill.
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Washington
Jim So
Schater
Ondimary
Syann
Secrets of Old Age From Dresden Study
Collier's quotes an observation by Peter Dunne on a Dresden inquiry into life span among seventy three people over ninety. The report notes most are tall, not bald, many deaf, sleep nine hours, few suffer serious ailments, but many dislike cleanliness and baths. Alcohol appears not clearly protective. air and bath neglect are highlighted as health factors.
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Dresen
Dresden
Pisley
Peter Dunne
Mr Dooley
Collier's
Stormy voyage arias in Norsemen marching chorus
A fragmentary poem evokes a Norse raid mood with the Argie gone abroad, rallying “merry men” to sail the stormy sea. It blends seascape, rigging, and wild courage as ships beat storms and storms beat back. The voice calls for daring, wine, and shadowed glories of night.
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Argie
Mer
Diery
Lea
Agir
Mildred I
McNeal
Religious antipathies in Morocco rise over Christian expulsion call
An appeal by the Pretender to all Moslems urges unity to drive out Christians, underscoring ongoing religious antipathies in Morocco. The report notes a half humorous contrast with the incident’s base of intolerance.
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Morocco
Shah Persia Honored by Japan Strains Non Christian Ties
An Anglo Japanese incident centered on religious sympathysties over King Edward decorating the Shah of Persia with the Order of the Garter. Japan argues the honor favors non Christian interests while maintaining alliance with Great Britain. News notes press coverage but official accounts are scarce.
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Edward
Shah Persia
Japan
Flower Kingdom
Shah Bing
Britain
Colliers Weekly
Impulsive exchange ends with rebukes in Cleveland dealer case
A terse confrontation unfolds as a dealer from Cleveland rebukes a young man for his behavior. The dialogue reveals tension and a claim that the youth was not given time to respond. No clear resolution is stated.
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Cleveland Piain
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