Tuberculosis in Cattle Test and Results Across Herds
British authorities study tuberculin tests, report high TB rates in Earl Spencer’s Jersey herd at Althorp and in Virginia and Scottish herds. Tests show temperature rises indicating infection, with post mortems confirming widespread disease. Debates on compulsory slaughter and legal controls hinge on the forthcoming departmental report.
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London Times
Koch
Earl Spencer
Jersey
Althorp Park
Northamptonshire
Royal Agricultural Society
Lord Spencer
Prof. McFadgean
Royal Veterinary College
A.U.S
Agricultural Experiment Station
Virginia
United States of America
United States
Canada
Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland
Williams
Scotland
England
France
Care of Your Watch A guide to long life for timepieces
Practical advice on protecting a watch from damage and wear. Keep it in the owner's pocket in a clean case, wind regularly at a steady pace, and avoid heat, cold, and dust. Use soft materials, wipe dust before closing the case, and seek expert care if moisture exposure occurs.
Britain and the United States seek peaceful arbitration
A London despatch reports that US proposals on international disputes are before the House of Commons. Secretary Gresham publishes a letter from Sir Julian Pauncefote noting the President will present to Congress the Commons July 16 resolution praising Senate and House support for arbitration. The exchange urges Crown cooperation with US efforts to refer disputes to arbitration.
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London
United States
House of Commons
Gresham
Julian Pauncefote
Congress
Senate
Beas of Representatives
Great Britain
W. O. Gresham
Liberty Bell to Tour World with Magna Carta Celebrations
The Columbian Liberty Bell will tour after the Mid-winter Exposition in San Francisco. It will ring at Runnymede on June 15 to mark Magna Charta anniversary then travel to England France Germany and St Petersburg for emancipation commemorations before visiting Italy Constantinople Jerusalem Cairo Australia India China Japan and return to the Pacific coast. The trip aims to sing its message to civilization with musical accompaniment.
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San Francisco
England
Meadow
Runnymede
France
Germany
St. Petersburg
Italy
Constantinople
Jerusalem
Cairo
Australia
India
China
Japan
Pacific
Fragmentary note on love and life themes
A brief, fragmented reflection centers on love as a core aspect of life. The text contains garbled phrases about muscles, sites, and service, lacking clear people, places, or events to anchor a fuller summary.
English Heir Swindle Exposed by Scotland Yard Duo
A New York trial chronicles Frederick Attryde Howlett, alias William Lord Moore and many other names, master of the English heir swindle. He lured victims with claims of unclaimed British estates and Bank of England fortunes, charging 25 to 50 dollars as upfront fees and a later retainer. The con, run from 1890 onward, netted over 60 thousand dollars from victims across 37 states, with Howlett acting as his own counsel and using forged identities.
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New York
Scotland Yard
Frank Cassel Froest
William Tarreil
Gilsey House
England
London
William Lord Moore
E. Tesa
Frederick Attryde Howlett
Gibraltar Court
Burroughroad
Eng
Atlantic
Howlett
G. Frederick Burgoyne Howard
Jackson, Tonn
British Court of Chancery
Bank of England
University of Alabama
United States
E. S. Hammond
United Tes
Jackson
Tenn
Gulf and Tennessee Railway Company
Lizzie Hhuges
New York City
European Claim Agency
Morgan
Stone Street
E. Joss
Merchants
University Place
G.F.B. Howard
Gulf and Tennessee Railroad
Joseph F. Buchanan
Station P
Ross
Frederick Hulett
Frederick Howard
Felix Howard
A. Goodfellow
Joseph Ledger
After Thought. Bill Feeds Beasts Then Feeds Self
An old farmer hired man shouts to feed the cows horses and chickens, claiming he has fed them all. He then rushes to the meal, an instance of quick action and thrift. The scene ends with a quip about hunger and self discipline, urging against idleness.
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Bill
Teaching Children to Gamble on Van Buren Street
A Chicago Despatch report recounts a reporter befriending a child who gambled a penny on a racehorse penny-in-slot machine. The piece warns that machines near schools lure children to betting, with teachers urging local ordinances to ban play by school-age kids.
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van Buren Street
Skinner School
Chicago
Revengeful camel defies driver in African mill tale
A New York paper recalls a camel abused by its driver. After months of vigilance the animal secretly plotted revenge by shredding clothing with its teeth. The ruse failed and the camel, mortified, struck its head against the wall and died on the spot.
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New York
Africa
Electric Wake the Dead Door-bell Promoted to Households
An agent peddles a new patent electric door-bell to a housekeeper. The scene includes formal thanks and a bill being presented after a brief demonstration. Peddlers are mentioned as being at 72 Goodsday, with inquiries about individuals involved.
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Pel
Sreesbong
Becai
Nobel
Cobra's Nest of Eggs Found in India
In Portuguese India a giant cobra reportedly sat on its eggs by a roadside. Mr Vasey shot the snake to reveal thirty two eggs beneath dry leaves. The eggs, sent to the Bombay Natural History Society, failed to hatch due to heat. Vasey is credited with ridding his district of thirty three venomous snakes.
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Bombay
Burmah
India
Wasey
Shikari
British India
Portuguese India
The
Bombay Natural History
Poisoning by Misadventure Sparks Safer Poison Handling
A 1891 England England and Wales poison death tally prompts calls for stronger safeguards. Misadventure accounts for most deaths from narcotics and poisons, blamed on mislabeling and wrong bottle use during nursing. Blue fluted bottles and simple antidote labels urged. likely legislative move in England.
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Tyndal
England
England and
Wales
Mysteries of the Sea and Deep Sea Life
The Albatross research shows life in upper waters descends to twelve hundred feet while a barren zone extends to three hundred sixty fathoms. Deeper waters reveal abundant fauna adapted to extreme pressure and low oxygen, expanding scientific knowledge.
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United States Fish Commission
Unbelief Destroys World’s Life and Renewal Voice
A reflective piece argues unbelief denies divine presence in daily life. It contends belief sustains fields feeds birds and guides events, contrasting faith with a world devoid of spiritual influence and purpose.
Piercing Talk Sparks Wary Kin in Neighborhood
Community members discuss a new piercing shop opening near a family home arousing concern about safety and noise. Local leaders urge calm as residents seek guidance on zoning and permit procedures.
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Liberty Bell
Muscle
Lis Servanss
William Lord Moore Caudit
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Chance
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