World News Flurry From Colorado to New York
A Surging wire service round up notes a sugar beet problem in Colorado, a Brooklyn handicap win by Howard Maxn, and the unveiling of St. Gauden's statue of Pater Cooper in New York. Reports also cover the Mobile bishop, a Montana murder surrender, a Nashua mill strike, and Miles dining with Constantinople officials.
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Colorado
Howard Maxn
Brooklyn
St. Gauden
Pater Cooper
New Yeori
Edward P. Alenwis
Constantinople
Lamia
Greece
Alleblead Peninsula
Wisconsin
Kapsas City
Chicago
Warkagan
Robert Douglas
Boston
Charles
H. Andrews
Senate Tariff Bill Debate Spurs Turbulent Day in Washington
Federal lawmakers clash over the tariff bill with the finance committee resisting Democratic amendments. Senator Tillman calls for a special committee to probe senatorial speculation while Morgan is reproved for criticism. Adjournment set for Tuesday amid ongoing controversy.
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Washington, D. GC
Finance Committee
Morgan
Alabama
Gallinger
House of Representatives
Spain cabinet resigns amid global turmoil
Matters abroad report the Spanish cabinet quitting as tremors ripple Europe. Earthquakes shock theaters in Moxtecal, Greece sees strong quakes at Lamia and Fatpas while Athens feels a mild tremor. Turkey extends armistice by fourteen days from May 24 as Greece protests movements near the neural zone.
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Moxtecal
Austria
Turkey
Prince Henry D'Orleans
Abyssinia
Vietro Acciarita
Imbert
Italy
Greece
Lamia
Fatpas
Athens
Madrid
Duke of Mindao
Paris
Duke of Tetnud
Prussia
Brazil
Pisa
Aly
Transvaal
Beesi
Vatican
Rome
Paris Journal
Constantine
Demokos
Homemade Bag Holder From Simple Board Plan
A Farmers Almanac inspired project describes a bag holder built from an inch-thick board three feet long and 14 inches wide slanted with five upright slats for feet. Nails anchor corners to hook bags, with the board screwed down to let one person fill as fast as two clean.
Enamine Seed Potatoes For Early Planting
The article urges early sprouting of seed potatoes before planting to beat heat and dryness. It advises examining seed potatoes for rot and discarding any diseased ones, and to source sound seed from elsewhere even at higher cost to ensure a strong start.
Senate Debates Tariff Bill as Sessions Open in June
The Senate met in Washington on June 4 to expedite the tariff bill. Speeches were given by Mr. Klagsberg on the war schedule and by Mr. Butler on a job resolution to impose income taxes, while the conference report on the Indian appropriation bill was adopted.
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Washington
Senate
Dem
Ark
Tillman
South Carolina
West
Buena Vista
State Department
Congress
Terry
Arkanegas
House
United States
Conference
Klag
Tle
Mont
Butler
N. G
Health and i18 Converging habits for health and work
A London Spectator excerpt discusses how people adopt varied routines for health and productivity. It notes some avoid exercise, others overdo it weekly, and many face criticism for their personal habits. It cites Dr Mary B Green on old age diet and outlines a sample daily menu emphasizing plain foods, moderation, and regular meals. It also mentions elderly individuals who kept strength on milk, bread, butter, and fruit. Additionally, it covers concerns about disease transmission via bacilli and the new practice of wrapping bread in waxed paper to protect it from contamination during handling.
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London Spectator
Mary B. Green
Congrégationalist
Improper Exercise Rules and Health Warnings From Harvard
A gym director proposes neck and shoulder exercises to improve posture while cautions note overworking in athletics. Prof. Sargent counters that moderate, not excessive, practice preserves health though some athletes die young. A medical relief cites large scale sugarcane planting in India as a disease control reference.
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Sargent
Harvard
Nort American Review
Alexander
India
Dreamin of a Fishin in the Dusty Town
A Detroit Tribune item notes a rustic dream in verse about fishin glee and river scenery, imagining a world by the water. The piece contrasts hardship with longing for a simple pleasure. A separate line remarks the groom's lavish coal pendant gift to the bride, valued at a massive, gemlike weight and splendor, amid Recklare of gems.
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Detroit Tribune
Women landscape gardeners at New Orleans opening
A historical note argues women should enter landscape gardening viewing it as fitting, healthy work. It cites a New Orleans Picayune piece praising a woman gardener in England and noting the city’s strong garden work, hinting at a promising opening for a skilled woman landscape gardener in New Orleans.
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Gantener
England
London
Thare
New Orleans
Swomim
New Orleans Picayune
The Church of the Eleven Thousand Virgins Treasure Room
A Cologne church treasure chamber displays hundreds of skulls and thousands of bones from the martyrs of Saint Ursula and her companions. Visitors describe a chamber lined with gross bones and jewel cases, linked to the legend of Ursula’s pilgrimage and massacre by Attila’s forces.
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St. Ursula's Churcb
Cotogne
Arcula
Halofernes
Ursula
Germany
Cologne
Alice
Goin Home to Mary Poem and Havana Wage Note
A rustic lyric about returning to Mary and home joys echoes with tender imagery while a separate line notes Havana streetcar stage drivers and stable bands striking after wage promises were unmet. The piece blends sentimental verse with a brief labor note from the same page.
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Havana
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