Shootings At Windsor Building Claim Two Wounds and Death
A fatal shooting and a brutal attack occurred in the Windsor Building when Morris, an auditor for the Navy Department, was killed by McDonald who then killed himself. Lefors engaged in a deadly struggle with a watchman. the assailant had prior ties as a clerk and a guard.
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Lepertoen
Nhe Welerk Waenin Moen
F. HM
Olio
Matt
Ronald
Morris
McDonald
Lefors
Mcbenard
C.crx
Navy
Iia Goud Revan U
Immigration Figures Show Large Uproot of Population
Nearly half a million people from abroad entered the United States during the year 1900 based on Immigrants Bureau data. The calendar year estimate for 1901 foresees about 160,000 arrivals. Austria Hungary supplied about 100,000, Italy about 100,000, Hawaii about 109,000, and the United Kingdom over 60,000 including 30,000 from Ireland. Europe contributed about 940,000 of the total 960,000 immigrants, with less than one percent from the tropics.
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Austria- Tan
Italy
Hawais
United Kingdom
Ireland
Europe
Tropics
Justice Colt Rules for American Telephone in Royalty Suit
In a United States circuit court decision Justice Colt sides with the American Telephone Company in a royalty dispute against Western Union Telegraph. The case, tied to a contract dating November 10, 19th century, centered on 20 percent profit shares from Western Union’s telephone business, later transferred to the telephone company.
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Injot
Bell Compan Burton
Justice Colt
United States
Ling
American Tell Telephone Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Kiown
Tic
Jn Wich
Weantern Union
National Hall Velophone Company
JET
Pines
Reurn
Western Union
Warning of Extra Session Over Ship Subsidy Bill
Washington December 26 Senator M A Uinta warned opponents of the ship subsidy bill that failure to act could trigger an extra session in spring. He said Hanon would push the president to call such a session to push his bill, and vowed to fight the army and appropriation measures if needed.
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Washttington
M. A. Uinta
Hanon
Pneumonia Prevalent and Vaccination Efforts Reported
The Dawson region faces pneumonia outbreaks with recent news of a typhoid and smallpox response. Vaccination campaigns under compulsory measures are described amid health concerns and public safety updates.
Shipping policy debate and naval expansion concerns
A lengthy discussion argues for a U S shipbuilding and canal strategy to bolster merchant marine capacity. It critiques foreign use of ships and warns that reliance on foreign vessels jeopardizes exports, urging support for a national canal and expanded naval trade to protect economic growth and employment.
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Nicaragua
United States
Fortien
Suez
Hel Weanal
Mischief at the Town Hall and a Wet Schoolroom Prank
A chaotic tale recalls students piping water at a public fire crew and a soaked principal, then a rooftop goddess decoration gone public. Selectmen pay for a hook and ladder truck amid a rainbowed goddesses moment, while the scheme unfolds with lingering town humor and moral reflections.
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Carr Leetfet
England
New York Tribune
Tom Vieeant
Pleasant Prisons and the Clock Tower Detention
The article describes prison life and the Clock Tower jail in London, detailing how inmates are guarded yet granted some privileges. It notes river views, exercise on a terrace, church visits, and access to a dining menu, with a nod to famous inmates like Charles Bradlaugh and broader parliamentary security concerns.
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Vingent Square
House of Commons
M. PP
London
Charles Bradlaugh
Speaker
Northampton
Bradlaugh
Clock Tower
Tower Bridge
Ward
Newsute
W. Sith O'Brien
Fragrant Flowers Linked to Microbes In Perfume Creation
The article notes that certain flowers release scents produced with the help of microbes. It highlights the role of microbiomes in fragrance development and suggests implications for perfumery and agriculture.
Woman’s Valise Tale Ends With Return After Years
A Portland woman tells a tale of a borrowed valise that vanished from a boarding house. Her husband offered a different bag as a present but she refused to lend it. The bag reappeared two years later in a sailor’s hands, battered and worn, and she discarded it. The incident is recalled from Lewiston Journal.
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Thia
Ami Stronz
Africa
England
Lewiston
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