Mind Reader Bishop Stricken During Dinner Fatal Attack
The renowned mind reader Bishop Strick en collapsed at a Philadelphia dinner amid a demonstration of his skill. Dr Irvin pronounced the attack hysterical catalepsy. Bishop was removed to an upper room where he expired shortly after and died a little after nine o clock. Senator Henry A Wester, aged in his seventy fifth year, died in this city Saturday night. He had been a leading Republican, served as a jurist and held positions in state and national politics.
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Local Matches Highlight City Tennis Actions
The article notes a sequence of women tennis players including Susan J. Uielin and Mary Suntay in an afternoon event. It mentions a Dickinson foursome and a move of minor participants from Morre detins to Philadelphia for an internship.
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Sian Colliered Stijl Timproving TANS Ma
The fragment mentions Cameron planning a sail to Touck bortor with friends expecting a complete recovery. The text is garbled but suggests a personal recovery update and anticipated progress from a group.
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Strange crime tale swindles New York merchant Nathan Corwith
Disclosures trace the downfall of Nathan Corwith Sr once said to be America's richest merchant. The narrative follows his son Gordon, alleged schemes, and a family rift as investigators uncover how Corwith's fortune was siphoned. The elder’s illness and sudden poverty frame a saga of trust, betrayal, and courtship of an apparent embezzlement plot.
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Torpedo ship design details reveal rapid fire armament
The article outlines a torpedo vessel concept with a vascular change to rapid fire guns and smaller calibers, a cofferdam protection, six torpedo tubes, stern and bow launchers, and conning tower placements. It notes steam steering, telegraph, ventilated masts, and two triple expansion engines powering a 2001 horsepower coal system, length 297 feet and beam 47 feet with a heavy protective hull.
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Charleston Tevelons Re wmiah de Spm Trial Records Speed
The Charleston cruiser completed a seventeen minute test off the coast reaching eighteen and a quarter knots with fifty five hundred horsepower. Officials say it confirms Charleston as one of the fastest modern warships afloat and notes a starboard high pressure slide defect that was fixed.
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Missing Link Skeleton Found Near Tonawanda
In White Ishind a Tonawanda suburb workers excavating a cellar uncovered eleven peculiar skeletons. The skulls resemble apelike features, with long slender thigh bones and thirteen ribs on a side. Shoulder blades are absent. The Buffalo Academy of Natural Defences believes the long awaited missing link may be found.
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Gubernatorial Investigation Delayed by Legal Points
Charleston May 14. Legislative committees moved to delay the gubernatorial examination until counsel’s legal points are reviewed and resolved. The process may take several sessions before any examination proceeds.
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Thigarg Sets Late Record In Steamship Run
The vessel Thigarg posted a late record, sailing at around two o'clock and completing the run in lif airs, beating the previous best by four hours. The fastest time until now was fifty eight hours set by the Owejro of Hiesar on her last trip.
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Navigation Obstruction Grips Mississippi Logs Rush
Serious obstruction to navigation on the Mississippi results from new log handling systems sending logs to mills on the Minnesota side near Wanassa. Flooding and mass log movements delay trains and transport, with crews fearing river blocks and passengers rerouted by steam boats. Complaints urge government action.
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Shah’s Return Cited as Honor in Tehran Scene
Fragmentary notes describe the shah’s return to Tehran from exile and formal reception. Mention of a high official, Voters passing a frontier, and a ceremony where a person named Cossicks is named as the shah’s honor attendant.
Inquirer Probes Socialist Flag Change at Royal Tower
The royal tower faced a disruption as the throne allegedly removed its emblem and replaced it with a Socialist flag. An official inquiry is underway into the actions surrounding the flag alteration and leadership response.
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Settlers Enter Sioux Reservation Prompt Officials Fear
Washington reports allege settlers breached Sioux reservation claims with Interior Department authorization not confirmed by Secretary of the Interior. He warned immediate ejection if true and noted temporary pause on boundary surveys to avoid Indian distrust amid talks on a large territory cession.
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Paris Salon honors Miss O Mal loram with hung painting
Miss O Mal loram, who had two paintings accepted by Paris International Exposition, gains further distinction as one of her works is hung in the Paris Salon. The article notes the high honor in a list of city items and other local incidents.
Rural notes of agriculture real estate and legal tidbits
A collection of brief items: farmers lease a roadway mill for a centrifugal separator, fairs announced for Blue Earth and Southern Minnesota regions, brisk real estate sales in Mitchell, and Ralph W. Wheelock becomes receiver of the U.S. land office. A hanging in Scotland township is reported, plus church plans near Sechlerville and Measior Day channel buoying. Minor clerical dismissals in the Northwestern, wage raises for broom factory married workers, and a U.S. Supreme Court ruling in the Myra Clarke Gaines case.
Cronin Seeks Damaging Revelations In Canada Visit
Toronto reports Dr Cronin met by detective McCulloch and a short stout man. Cronin claims Chicago Nationalists target him over 89000 dollars tied to funds of Trelanit. He says murder was arranged and will disclose damaging facts soon. A new train acquaintance accompanied him.
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Market quotations and mixed shipping advances reported
Market quotes for May 13 show livestock receipts at 4 060 head with woolly western sheep and other oddities. Reports mention the Tromton battery seized and the Trenton and Vandalia safe recovered, while the Nip sic attempted Auckland but ships steering failed, and the United States aids peace efforts with naval forces.
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Boy's Death Ties Insurance to Poison Case
An eleven year old boy named Sidney A. Com died in Dentford from arsenical poison. Records show Mrs. Winter, a relative, holds a life insurance policy for twenty seven relatives, five of whom died. An investigation is proceeding.
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Nobles Arrested in London Gambling Club Raid
In London a police raid on the Field club in Darke Place led to the arrest of twenty one people including English, German, and Belgian peers. Bail set at 100 and the court remanded the nobles as crowds gathered at Vine Street police court. The Earl of Dudley, Lords Lurgan and Paulet, Baron Ferraro and others faced gambling charges.
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Rioters Fire Oil Works as German Strikes Spread
In the Duisburg Dusseldorf district rioters attack oil works at Lierenfeld and clash with troops after failing to disperse. A child and a woman are wounded as soldiers fire on the rioters. Strikes expand to Muelhern Schleswig and Dort mund where a manifesto demands full concessions before work resumes.
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Emigration talks and a busy slate of midweek notices
The emigration commissioners in New York weigh whether to restrain a condemned robber named K Ins who was pardoned at Gibraltar for acting as executioner. In Boston the Irish National League backs Irish manufacturing to keep Ireland on its land. Washington denies a Danish ministerial rejection claim. A June 12 meeting in New York seeks a Democratic chairman after Barnum’s death. In Baltimore the Maryland Jockey Club reports a financial Pimlico setback. A Charleston accident kills a mother’s child. A Manchester boy faces four years for repeated cruelty. Arthur L. Thomas in Utah is linked to Mormon issues. The Texas Western Narrow Gauge rail line is sold for $200,000. Germany reports 24,274 miles of rail with 348,400 employees. Transport per worker runs higher in the U S than Germany.
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Fete Mark Eth Anniversary of Accession and International Notes
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