Gold Discovery and Disasters Lead World News
A chaotic digest cites gold found near Ann Arbor Michigan. Reports recount the Cleveland and Buffalo political circles. A physician scientist Dr Green dies at Benton Arkansas while notable figures like Washington Gibbons and Theodore Havemeyer are mentioned. A girl dies from a rattlesnake bite near Milton Missouri as floods drown people in Oklahoma. The era’s drama touches politicians, bankers, and societal shifts with deaths, legal actions, and aviation of public notices across the United States.
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Oklahoma
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Augusta
William Schuttle
New York City
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Minneapolis
Governor Black
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Datlance
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Ademir Benbarn
United Swiss Navy
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Neleou'a
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Kennedy
Chieaso & Alton
Dayton
Finals Trust & Savings Bank
John Ryan
Andrew Bowne
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Powers
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Chicago
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Linaé
Ryne HW. Lane
United States
Gertrude B. Mills
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Thurston
Senate
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Eugene Taylor
Denver Times
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Imperial receptions and European tensions in early reports
Emperor Mrangla Jogepa of Angra visits St Petersburg amid honors. Belgiua Germany and Switzerland oppose Britain preferences in the Canadian dqarity. Weyler returns from Havana to report rising insurgent activity. Prince Davis William of Baden dies in Carlemibe after a long life. born 183 and married to the Duchess of Lowshterbers. Experts link London underground explosion to one fatality and multiple injuries.
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Switzerland
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Carlemibe
Widow of Baron Aberdare Dies in England
The widow of Baron Aberdare, Mrs Bruce Barc oxen Aberdare, died in England. She was a daughter of Sir William Francis Patricir Miller KO.
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Nort
Creina Blanche
Bruce Barcoxen Aberdare
Aberdare
England
William Francis Patricir Miller
Nancy Newkirke's Dimple Story Reveals A Witty Debut Tale
The Philadelphia debut of Nancy Newkirke features a contrived facial dimple born from a sleigh accident. A fall into Weet Park’s embankment left her with a bruised face and a twig scar that shaped an artificial dimple, celebrated by society as a quirky emblem of her early charm.
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Paris electric coupé shown to elite in Rue Duret
The Paris edition reports M. Darraug’s electric coupé, an all electric car with a dynamo motor and accumulator battery. It seats engine crew behind a clear view, runs 15 to 20 km/h, can travel about 75 km on a full charge, and aims to replace steam or petrol in crowded streets with less noise and no smoke.
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Devender 12
Prince de Sagan
Wiliam G. Ji
Thorne
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M. Darraug
Crowden
Paris
M. Darreeg
M. Darracq
Herald
Rue Duret
Handy Reference Slates Aid Daily Housekeeping
A compact note system with pencils on the kitchen wall helps the housekeeper list town errands, file items, and tasks for the day. It prompts prompt bitesize reminders so chores proceed without delay.
When a widow gets to heaven the first thing she will ask
A New York Press item notes a wry observation about heaven with a widow asking what men angels prefer to eat, reflecting light humor on eternal appetites.
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New York Press
Gloomy Europe Peace Outlook Hits Grain Market
R G Dun Co weekly trade report notes disappointing general business despite mild industrial upticks. Export hopes for speedier European peace and Austrian monetary shifts influence gold exports and imports, with a wide mix of cotton and wool prices, iron and steel activity cooling, and bank clearings totaling 853,566,196 dollars for the week.
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New York
R. G. Dun « Co Weekly
Austria
China
Boston
Philadelphia
Japan
United States
Bradstreats
Securi
Southern Ply Iron
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Finish of the Marathon Run
Shortly after four, a cannon shot signaled the leader’s approach and electrified the crowd. A man in light blue and white Greek colors fought to reach the Bradion amid the shouting of thousands chanting Eileen.
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Eileen
Eilean
Greek victors thrill crowd at New Olympian Games
The Stadion overflowed with joy as Greeks dominated the events. Prince George presided while athletes paraded, and the crowd, eager for victory, cheered a Greek winner who clocked two hours and fifty minutes in a demanding race. A Hungarian and several Greeks followed, amid fervent official and religious gestures from local priests.
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Branded in a Lodge Room Trial Describes Orange Rite
In district court Judge Emos FL Lee heard an unusual case involving six Orange lodge members accused after a trotting oath ritual. Witness Proble testified to alleged initiation abuses including blindfolding, beating, and forced endurance, with others like Daniel Tracey and William Mable named in the proceedings.
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Emos FL Lee
Orange Lodge
Asgaulan Frank
A. Probe
John G. Graham
G. ©. Nickerson
Edward O'Neill
Daniel Tracey
Leaner Weatherbee
Wilfred Maule
Proble
Wade
William Mable
Myble
Graham
Mr. Nicholson
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Initiation Ritual Violence Leads to Fines for Lodge Officers
The court found six lodge officers responsible for brutal initiation acts including branding and beating. Preble and Arch testified to harsh abuse with branding irons heated to high temperatures. Fudge Luce fined each officer $31 as the case spurred appeals and calls for investigative committees.
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O'Neil
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Waltham (Mass
Occupations for Children and Modern Schoolwork
Parents today value productive, engaging occupations for children more than in the past. Kids study carpentry, clay modelling, embroidery, dressmaking, and reading clubs. Boys learn tools and skills while girls craft garments and practice reading, with annual prizes for the best books and shared reading among members.
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Spirit at the early Daly Seance
In the Buffalo Times a seized seance scene features a spirit critic and a sly investigator. The exchange centers on a mother-in-law who supposedly visits with thoughts and influence, revealing a quirky local angle on spiritual entertainment.
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Buffalo Times
Tom Chooses Between Birthday Gifts in Round Table Chat
A fragment shows Tom debating birthday gifts with a playful exchange about selecting a bicycle or a water-related item. The line hints at a humorous table reading or story fragment from Harper’s Round Table.
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