Swelled Head Buried in Town Plot Joke From New England Tale
In a New England tale retold by John Ford a man with an inflated view of his importance seeks burial in the town plot. After three refusals the town meeting jokes him into silence by approving a motion that he be buried there only if it happens next week.
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Gavel Used by Justice Brush Featured at Greenwich Hall Dedication
The historic gavel used by Justice Brush at the dedication of the new Greenwich town hall is on display. The artifact, linked to years of service, symbolically marks the town’s civic milestone.
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Tortures at Warsaw Prison Spark Jewish Rights Debate
Professor Courtenay details brutal torture of political prisoners in Warsaw by Chief of Police Greun including starvation and repeated beatings. The piece notes Jewish deputation talks with Emperor and Premier Witte pressing for civil rights and possible immediate settlement of the Jewish question.
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Equality for Jews Acknowledged by Russian Leaders
A draft bill to grant Jews equality in civil life but exclude military and Official posts is reported. Baron Gunsburg and other leading Jews oppose sending the issue to the national assembly, arguing the October manifesto already guarantees equality before the law and that government must protect full rights now.
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Mount Dajo Attack Report Details Civilian Rescue
Investigations show many women and children were saved during the Moro outlaws attack on Mount Dajo. Those killed died at long range and by shell fire as Governor Scott delayed surrender efforts for six months. Moros aided the troops while armed observers reported efforts to save noncombatants. Afterward General Wood ordered supplies for survivors in the crater.
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Ministers Resign Enforce New Chilean Cabinet Tangle
Santiago Chile By Cable The ministry resigned organized August 1 1905 with all ministers noted as personal adherents of President Riesco. After two months of attempts a ministerial combination failed to form a stable lineup.
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Death of Mrs Parker, rector’s wife, in Columbia
Mrs Parker wife of Trinity Church rector in Columbia dies. She is connected to Daniel Webster as a cousin of Bishop Parker of New Hampshire and daughter of Dr E H Parker of Poughkeepsie New York.
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Tragic Pueblo Train Wreck Leaves Twenty Burned Dead
A head on collision near Adobe Colorado on the Denver and Rio Grande line left about twenty killed by fire and over twenty injured. Fire and wreckage hampered rescue as victims, including homeseekers and a deputy sheriff, were evacuated to Pueblo and Florence.
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Global Christian Endeavor Societies Count 67 512
The World's Christian Endeavor Union reports 67 512 societies worldwide. Of these 42 250 are in the United States, 19 772 in Great Britain and Ireland, 613 in India, with smaller numbers in Canada and other nations.
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Retiring Directors Renominated for Re election in Pennsylvania
The four retiring directors of the Pennsylvania have been renominated for re election. The Philadelphia Company's gross earnings rose by 226203 in January and February. Missouri Pacific fell two points as Gould Jokers moved and bought. News rumors claim 400000 shares involved in steel gossip.
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Ship Founders with 28 Souls
Boston special reports the British steamship British King foundered near Sable Island in a three day gale. Captain J C O Hagan and 27 others died. 18 survivors were brought to Boston by the Bostonian and 11 by the Mannheim. Rescue attempts were hampered by mountainous seas and darkness as lifeboats were swept away.
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Secretaries Report Alleges Midshipmen Trade to Lower Grades
Washington special Secretary Bonaparte told the House Naval Affairs Committee that Annapolis midshipmen conspired to hold all students to a dead level of scholarship. He cited a senior class graduation order and warned amendments to antihazing statutes would harm discipline, urging graduated punishment without changes.
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Federal court settles case over Harvey Logan escape
Knoxville special report says a compromise was reached in the federal case of the government versus J. W. Fox and Knox County sheriff bondsmen. The government sought damages for the escape of Harvey Logan the Montana train robber who fled the local jail in June 1904 while awaiting transfer to Columbus prison.
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Monument to Stebbins planned at Stanley Page County
A movement seeks to erect a memory monument for Benjamin P. Stebbins at Stanley Page County, noting his August 1878 cave discovery near Luray and his New York birth. Also recalled are the controversial 1900s farm shooting by Orville Flemming and various local incidents and notices from Virginia counties.
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Lafayette and Princeton end football relation
Lafayette College and Princeton have severed their football relationship. The page also notes the Maryland Jockey Club spring meeting at Pimlico from April 16 to 28 and mentions various sports figures and administrative comments.
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