Buried Arizona Village Unearthed By Local Dig
Frank C. Erwin uncovered ancient utensils and a wall while digging an irrigation ditch 24 miles from Cochise. He found hundreds of well preserved bones including an intact skeleton, plus a slab with figures of men birds and animals. He plans to send relics to the Smithsonian.
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Arizona
Frank C. Erwin
Cochise
Erwin
Father Niza
Negro Estevanido
Culiacan
Sonora
Tabac
Tucson
Tombstone
Smithsonian Institution
Bittercreek Bard Fights Back in Scathing Review
Byron declares he will retaliate against critics with his sharp prose. He boasts of being a bold man from Bittercreek who can outstep rivals, regretting his lame foot and using his pen as a weapon to deliver further stinging remarks.
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Byron
Bittercreek
Woman’s quip turns on rival in sly sting
A sharp remark about rivalry circulates in social chatter as a woman targets a rival, using pointed humor that shifts the gaze from a man to another woman. The anecdote captures local talk and the social dynamics of judgment.
Cuticura Heals Longstanding Scalp Ailment
Miss Lillian Brown of Liberty Maine describes a two year scalp condition that caused severe itching burning and hair loss. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills for six weeks with partial recurrence the problem vanished and no scalp trouble has returned.
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Lillian Brown
Liberty, Me
French surgeon allegedly leaves feet in patient during appendicitis surgery
A Paris rumor relays that a French surgeon forgot to remove items and left his feet inside a patient during appendicitis operation. The patient had paid a $1,000 check before anesthesia and the surgeon reportedly misplaced the money under absorbent wool, prompting a second opening to retrieve the funds.
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Paris
St. Louis Republic
Men Pay Freight as Fashion Slave Quote Sparks Debate
A quote arguing men bear the cost of fashion rather than women being slaves circulates, prompting discussion on gender roles and consumer pressure in style culture. The remark highlights economic strain in menswear trends and shopping habits.
Marine Eye Salve Trial Size Ad By Marine Eye Remedy
An old advertisement promotes Marine Eye Salve in aseptic trial tubes from Marine Eye Remedy Co Chicago. It targets red itchy eyelids and falling eyelashes and asks readers to consult a druggist for the product.
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Zoe
Marine Eye Remedy. Co
Chicago
Skelebration ribbon recalls 1903 Yale Princeton game
A passer-by helps a fallen man who shows an orange and black ribbon and jokes about a 1903 game. The helper notes Yale beat Princeton earlier, revealing the joke ties to an old score and a bulletin board bulletin.
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Yale Princeton
Princeton
Yale
Rear Admiral Bowman H. McCalla Dies Suddenly in California
Rear Admiral Bowman Hendry McCalla USN retired died at four this morning in Santa Barbara of apoplexy. Born Camden New Jersey 1844 he joined the navy in 1861 and served almost four decades, earning a congressional medal for distinguished service in battle and foreign honors. His last post was commandant of Mare Island naval training station and navy yard, retiring June 19 1906. He had lived in southern California with his family since.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
B. H. McCalla
Washington
Bowman Hendry McCalla
McCalla
Camden
N. J
Navy
Spain
Pekin
England
Mcc Calla
Loyal Legion
Naval Training Station
Mare Island
Navy Yard
California
Proclamation of George V as King of Great Britain
Crowds in London witness a formal proclamation of George V as king from St James’s Palace. Royal procession and heralds mark the moment with guards in scarlet and a city-wide display despite rain. Edward’s funeral date later set for May 20.
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London
George V
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Ireland
India
St. James Palace
Victoria
John D. P. French
Marlborough House
Duke of Cornwall
Mary
Duke of Nurfolk
England
Great Heraldic Company
Sir Alfred Scott- Gatty
King of Arms
Duke of Norfolk
Duke
Sir Alfred
Plan to Break Up Gambling on Lake Boats
Senate judiciary committee moves a favorable report on the Mann resolution authorizing a four state compact among Wisconsin Illinois Indiana and Michigan to prosecute crimes on charter boats on Lake Michigan. Local officials would handle prosecutions with no cross state jurisdiction disputes.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Lake Michigan
Senate Committee On Judiciary
Mann
House
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
CourtAffirms Oil Case Decree Against Standard Oil
In New York the U S court of appeals affirms the decree of the U S circuit court. Standard Oil was fined 20000 by a jury before Judge Noyes in the western district of New York for violation of the interstate commerce act.
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New York
United States Court of Appeals
United States Circuit Court
Standard Oil Company
Noyes
District
Senate backs DC art commission after botch remark
After an extended debate Senator Burkett called the remodeled White House a botch. The Senate then passed a house bill creating an art commission in the District of Columbia.
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Washington, D. C
White House
Burkett
Senate
District of Columbia
Senate OKs 241 Million Post Office Appropriation
Washington D C: Carrying an appropriation of 241 million dollars the post office appropriation bill was passed by the senate after forty minutes debate. The measure passed without changes from the form received from committee.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Authoress Insane Case Report Across Ohio
In Chicago Mrs. Margaret Potter Black formerly Margaret Horton Potter was declared insane at a county court sitting Friday. In Columbus J H Schaffer a traveling man of Cincinnati died in a local hospital from injuries after an automobile accident.
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Chicago
Margaret Potter Black
Margaret Horton Potter
Columbus
J. H. Schaffer
Walnut HM
Cincinnati
Harriman Daughter Report Denied by Mrs Harriman
Mrs Mary Averell Harriman widow of I H Harriman refused to confirm or deny rumors that her daughter Mary will wed Charles Carey Rumsey of Buffalo Rumsey a sculptor. A memorial for Harriman in Orange county Arden reflects his work as a breeder and road builder.
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New York
Mary Averell Harriman
I. H. Harriman
Mary
Charles Carey Rumsey
Buffalo
Orange County
Arden
Harriman
Cooke Indicted Again In Warriner Case Embezzlement
Edgar S. Cooke of Chicago, formerly with the Big Four in Cincinnati, is indicted by Hamilton county grand jury for embezzling 24000 dollars in connection with the Warriner case. A prior indictment accused him of receiving stolen property linked to the same shortage confessed by Charles L. Warriner, former local treasurer.
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Cincinnati
Edgar S. Cooke
Chicago
Big Four Railway Company
Hamilton County Grand Jury
Warriner
Cooke
Charles L. Warriner
Lorimer Case: Grand Jury Recommends No Indictments
In Chicago the special grand jury investigating the Lorimer election voted against indictments. State's Attorney Wayman later claimed a legislator confessed to taking $1000 for his Lorimer vote.
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Chicago
Lorimer
Wayman
Earthquake felt in Fresno California
A sharp quake was felt in Fresno shortly before 9 am Friday. The tremor lasted over a minute, rattling dishes and shaking windows. Court house employees fled to the street and stayed outside until it subsided.
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Fresno
Cal
Court House
Walden ex-marshal shoots editor then kills self
J. M. Davis former Walden marshal shot Alfred Law editor of the daily paper in Walden Colorado and then killed himself.
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S Walden
Colo
J. M. Davis
Walden
Alfred Law
Daily Paper
Fire threat erupts at Gomprecht and Benesch store
A blaze broke out Friday afternoon in the five story Gomprecht and Benesch furniture establishment at 318 North Eutaw Street Baltimore Maryland threatening a serious fire.
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Baltimore
Gomprecht & Benesch
North Eutaw Street
Hundley Dry Goods Company Seeks Receivers in St Joseph
In St Joseph Missouri Judge L J Eastin appointed receivers for the Hundley Dry Goods company amid creditor concerns William A Graham and James M Brady petitioning creditors allege diverted funds while Harry M Hundley president promises payment in full if left alone The business traces back to 1890 with several name changes before becoming Hundley Dry Goods company and Standley Dry Goods stock details include 500000 capital with 200000 preferred held by W S Jackson and Jacob M Ford.
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St. Joseph
L. J. Easton
Circuit Court
Hundley Dry Goods Company
Harry M. Hundley
William A. Graham
James M. Brady
Handley
Standley Dry Good Company
W.S Jackson
Jacob M. Ford
Wiliam A. Graham
Hundley
McKinney, Hundley & Walker Dry Goods Company
Hundley-Smith Dry Goods Company
E. C. Smith
Taft Speech Sparks Mixed Views On Manchuria Plans
The Temps voices that Knox’s neutralization plan for Manchurian railways cannot be revived and that Taft’s China policy pinpoints the clash with Japan as commercial supremacy in the Pacific yet sees no imminent threat as both nations seek to avoid complications.
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Pittsburg
Paris
The
Temps
Taft
Knox
China
Washington
Tokio
Pacific
United States
Japan
Train collision claims two engineers near Hilliard
Engineer David Barnett of St. Louis was killed and Engineer William Hearst of St. Louis was fatally injured in a head on crash between Iron Mountain trains Nos. 8 and 23 near Hilliard Missouri on Wednesday. Twenty two passengers suffered minor injuries and were moved to Poplar Bluff by a relief train.
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Hilliard
David Barnett
St. Louis
William Hearst
Iron Mountain
Here
Poplar Bluff
Bucket Shops to Be Wiped Out Nationwide
Washington officials move to suppress bucket shop operations across the United States with ongoing prosecutions to continue.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Department of Justice
New York Auto Owners Report Licenses Totals
Albany report shows 100000 automobiles licensed in New York State as of Tuesday, based on figures from the New York Auto Owners group. The tally reflects statewide licensing activity and may influence statewide fleet assessments.
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N. Y
Albany
New York State
Pirates Retreat as Fireflies Save San Domingo
A buccaneer flotilla led by Thomas Cavendish set to raid San Domingo but sighting countless fireflies along the forested bayou alarms them. They assume Spaniards forewarned, abort landings, and withdraw to their ships.
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West Indian Islands
San Domingo
Thomas Cavendish
Witness Testimony on Second Floor and Third Floor Dispute
The judge hears a witness recounting events on the second floor. Counsel objects to testimony about the third floor arguing it is a separate matter.
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Brooklyn
Dr. Fierce’s Pleasant Pellets Promote Digestive Health
Sugar coated tiny granules regulate and invigorate stomach liver and bowels. Easy to take as candy and suited for everyday use.
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Dr. Fierce
Illinois Man Patents Foldable Cabinet for Rural Stamp Carriers
An Illinois inventor receives a patent for a folding metal cabinet designed for rural postal carriers to safely carry stamps. The unit remains waterproof when closed, aiding field use and preserving stamp integrity.
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Illinois
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claim
One hundred dollars reward offered for incurable catarrh with Hall's Catarrh Cure. Testimonial letters from F J Cheney & Co. and WaLDing, Kixnan & Marvin, Toledo druggists. Cure taken internally, 75 cents per bottle, sold by all druggists. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Frm
Walding
Kixnan & Manvin
Hall
Drogegista
Philadelphia Leads Nation in Medical Education For Physicians
The city of Philadelphia hosts more medical schools and educates more physicians than any other city in the United States, reflecting its prominent role in medical training and health care.
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Philadelphia
The
United States
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad Teaches Teething Relief
An advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children. It claims gum softening inflammation relief and wind colic cure with a price of 25 cents per bottle.
Aguinaldo Living Quiet Life Near Cavite Estate
Aguinaldo rests outside Cavite on a country estate and avoids politics. Manuel Quezon reports the former revolutionary leader has not commented on American rule or its improvements. He attends governor-general dinners but keeps a dignified, reserved public stance.
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Aguinaldo
Cavite
Manuel IL. Quezon
Congress
Washington
Brooklyn Eagle
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