Disaster at Musquodoboit as steamer Domiarut sinks
Snowbound gale rips the Nova Scotia coast as the Domiarut of the Puriees tre founders off Musquodoboit. First officer and eighteen crew escape in a lifeboat to Plant Point. captain and rest of crew presumed lost. Survivors frostbitten, endure hours at sea, radio Halifax with news. Lifeboat fate unknown. search launched from Musquodoboit harbor aboard the Doomarn’s voyage.
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Wilifax
Nooeb
Darin
Nova Scotia
Domiarut
Puriess Tre
Musquddoboit
Thalitux
Plant Point
Gorst
Duamians
Musquodoboit Hirbor
Warness Line
Halifax
Doomarn
Dmipmet
Dumsion
Liverpool
St. Johns
la Sturdy
Milind
Efforts to Save Mrs Edwards in Death Row Case
The article describes campaigns to commute the death sentence of Mrs. Edwards, wife of a murdered husband, amid public petitions and pleas from supporters. Lehers and attorney Oliver Lentz advocate mercy while the pardon board considers commutation as pressure mounts from civic groups and the press.
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Convintry
Oliver Lentz
Witte Wawarids
Pordons
PN Piless Department of the
Wes. T
Board of Pardons
Edwards
Mdawerds
Alia
Governor lacks power to act without Pardons Board
A circular clarifies that the governor cannot commute a death sentence without the Pardons Board's recommendation. The letter cites the state constitution, noting authority to commute from death to life imprisonment rests on the board’s direction. Citizens urged Governor Pevivpacker to intervene before Mrs Waterdwards’s February 16 execution.
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Kinirishure
I. Reb
Counry
Prominent Ida County Man George Aiken Found Dead
George Aiken, a young man from Ida county, was found dead in his Burns street home. Marshal Vin Wagoner and the coroner ruled heart failure as the cause after an inquest. The body was unrecognizable, heat from a nonventilated house at Pola Grove likely accelerated decay. The funeral is set for tomorrow evening.
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Ida Cirove
George Aiken
Wes
Burns Street
Vin Wagoner
Pola Grove
Aiken
Ida County
Mic Eireless
Son Robbed Elderly Father After Chloroform Attack
A father told police his 18 year old son Charlies Upton chloroformed him in his home, robbed his safe of 700 dollars in cash and jewelry, and remains at large after prior reform school release for assaulting and robbing his grandmother.
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Rebo
Wins Hopton
Charlies Upton
Whaira Reforminitory
Tragic hospital scene as patient nears death
In University hospital a patient, Bostock, recovers briefly from a grave operation performed by Sir Pugin Tate but soon shows worsening symptoms. Hendwick, his friend, learns from the hospital staff that brain function and motor power are failing, and a final prognosis is delivered with the patient facing imminent death.
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Hendwick
University Hospital
Headwick
Tostock
Wis
D von Herediwick
Tleck
HeidWwick
Gindle
Stend- Wieck Ente
Ostock
Hreadwick
Mackworth
Jie
Sfead- Wick
Confession Looms as George Bostock Near Death
George Bostock, grievously ill in a hospital ward, declares he will confess to murdering David Dumbarton. The scene centers on Headwick, Mackworth, and a magistrate as the dying man prepares a sworn statement stating he killed Dumbarton in a September night quarrel and expresses hope it will save a woman from danger. The ward grows tense as doctors brace for death and readers await the outcome.
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Bostock
Headwick
George Davis
Thwead- Wick
George Bostock
David Dumbarton
Walf
George Postock
George Doris
Mackworth
Dreadwick
George Cnaris Elony
Oavid Dumbarton
Hixton
Manis
Hint
Orderer
Han
Hendwick
Mickworth
Davitt Dumbarton
Bosteck
Errone
Tendwick
Maeckworth
Urgeon
Hreadwick
Sears
Con
George Elf
De Witte of Russia Viewed As Crisis Leader in Wussia
William J. Curtis profiles M De Witte, a Dutch-Russian official from Tiflis, as the key crisis figure in Russia. The piece outlines his career from engineer to minister of communications and finance, his tough autocratic stance, anti democratic leanings, and potential to steer policy amid reforms. It notes his support for state control of industries, opposition to the free education scheme, and a goal to fix wheat prices via international accord.
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William J. Curtis
Washington
Chicago Record-Herald
M. de Witte
Dayvilley
Wussia
Tiflis
Trans-Caucasus
Russia
Caspian
Black Sea
Persia
Batum
University of Novorossiskoe
Sea of Azar
de Witte
Iwity Service
Turkey
Benne
St. Petersburg
Fin
SABET
Prince Whithoff
United States
M. Pobiedonostself
M. de Piehge
Interior
Last Summmmer
M. Sanger
Education
Nicholas Ir
Rye Village
Russ Mireaay
Pobiedonostself
de Piehre
Holy Synod
Sumer
Ministry of Education
M. Tukianoff
Wipling
Sanger
Meague
Terence
Aley Bimin
Ghee
Rastian Sugiur
America
Stice
de Witterst
Weis
Czar
Zemstvos
CIA
Zemstye ‘S
Pohiedsnosteff
Japan
Asiatic
Siberian
Ruia
China
Mongolia
Turkestan
Afghanistan
Asia
Czar St
Hteen
Svatopolk
Jin
Shanghai
Wankow
Seoul
da Witcer
Tine Republic
India
Canada
Lung Pt
Supe
Man and animal differ by feature stirred debate
A judge and a observer discuss what separates humans from animals. The judge cites the thumb as key while the observer counters with the chest as the defining trait. The exchange highlights conflicting views on human uniqueness.
Korean calendar with thirteen months in a leap year
The text explains a traditional Korean calendar where two years out of three have twelve months each of twenty nine or thirty days, while the third year adds a thirteenth month totaling 386 days.
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Korea
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T. Fitzgerald Malloy
Knayve
Poeticus
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Dlackworth
Tuart
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DeWitte
Greece
The
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