Harvard Cub Reporter Becomes Calm Witness in Wall Street Panic
Samuel J. Tucker, a Harvard newcomer, lands a first day beat at the Continent and defies expected fragility. He gains access to the stock exchange floor amid a brutal panic, witnessing chaos with unusual composure. Richardson, the assistant city editor, commends Tucker privately for his unusual poise.
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Tucker
Harvard
Bowker
Mr. Tucker
Bill
Ued
Richardson
Jlunch
Wall Street
Broad Street
Blanchard
Street
Stock Exchange
Exchange
Withal
Continent
Samuel J. Tucker
Brooklyn Bridge
Circus Wagons Return With Rising Railway Rates
The 1906 spring season in Iowa Minnesota and the Dakotas will see more old fashioned circus wagon shows due to higher railroad transportation costs. A local manager notes transport costs rose from about 150 dollars daily to 250 dollars daily, prompting companies to buy equipment and travel with smaller routes to cut expenses.
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Hildera
Iowa
Minnesota
Dakotas
Middle West
Exodus Leaders Beset by Revolt From Hebrew Officials
Moses and Aaron confront a surge of dissent as Jahziel and the Hebrew officials reject their leadership. After Pharaoh’s harsh decree, key officers seek new leaders while Moses seeks guidance from God and prepares to confront the palace, hoping to avert civil strife and preserve divine instruction.
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Goshen
Moses
Aaron
Pharaoh
Jahziel
Joshua
God
Jahwiel
Joseph
Carnegie relief fund disburses for steel injuries
Since Andrew Carnegie established the $4,000,000 relief for workers and families, $737,144.49 has been distributed covering 7,485 accidents, 523 deaths, and 399 pensions.
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Andrew Carnegie
Many Families Reunited After Open Air Services
In San Francisco scattered camps of homeless families held religious services in open air and tents. Clergy from many denominations visited, offered hope, urged compliance with city officials, and conducted masses at St. Marys cathedral and other sites. Protestant services occurred at Alta Plaza and other venues amid the fire devastation.
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San Francisco
W. P. Sullivan
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Jefferson Square
Vanness Avenue
Father Grant
St. Bridget’s Church
Montgomery
Alta Plaza
Indicted for Land Frauds in Roswell Grand Jury
A federal grand jury in Roswell New Mexico returned four indictments in land fraud cases charging Chester I Tallmadge P W Tallmadge Karl C Young John H McKinstry. Defendants were arraigned last October and granted time to plead until Tuesday.
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Roswell
N. M
Chester I
I'allmadge
QW. R. Tallmadge
Chicago
P. W. Tallmadge
Denver
Karl C. Young
John H. McKinstry
Kansas City
Fire Nearly Destroys Harrisville In West Virginia
Fire swept through Harrisville early Sunday threatening the town. It began at the National Hotel destroyed that building then burned the First National Bank building and the post office with contents. About 25000 dollars in damage. All available men fought the flames with two hand engines and a bucket brigade.
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Harrisville
W. Va
National Hotel
First National Bank
Vatican plan for friar lands fund division agreed
Rome reports the Vatican plan for the seven million dollar fund from the United States to Philippine friar lands has been accepted by the Dominicans and broadly approved by other religious orders. The Vatican will keep the principal and part of the interest as an annual allowance to Philippine dioceses. The rest will be shared among the religious orders in the islands per the agreement.
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Rome
Vatican
United States
Philippines
Philippine
Bank cashier held guilty on most counts in fraud case
Milwaukee. Henry G. Goll former assistant cashier of the First National Bank was found guilty by a jury in U S district court on 19 of 84 counts. The verdict covered false entries and misapplication of funds with embezzlement and telegrams dropped. Chattanooga Tenn Father Thomas Sherman son of Gen W T Sherman a priest began from Fort Oglethorpe with Twelfth cavalry to trace his father's march to the sea.
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Milwaukee
Henry G. Goll
First National Banke
United States District Court
Sherman
Chattanooga
Tenn
Thomas Sherman
Gen
W. T. Sherman
Fort Oglethorpe
Twelfth Cavalry
Arcade Bar Fatality Sparks Tense Race Tension in Lexington
A Black man identified as the suspect, Aaron McCabe, allegedly struck and fatally wounded Martin Clark, a local barkeeper, in Lexington Kentucky on Sunday. Tensions rise as threats of mob violence circulate following the incident.
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Lexington
Aaron McCabe
Martin Clark
Hungarian diet elections begin. 30 Kosuthists elected
In Hungary the diet elections opened Sunday and run ten days. Of 85 contests decided so far, 30 Kosuthists have been chosen. Premier Wekerle, Count Apponyi and Francis Kosuth are among those returned.
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Buda-Pesth
Wekerle
Count Appgny
Francis Kossuth
New York Ameri trade Fultz for Hoffman in centerfield
The New York Americans of the American League traded center fielder Dave Fultz to acquire Dan Hoffman from the Philadelphia Americans. Hoffman replaces Fultz in the centerfield role as the deal reshapes the club's outfield balance.
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New York
Dave Fultz
Dan Hoffman
Philadelphia Americans
Spring Housecleaning Advice by Marion Harris Neil
Marion Harris Neil advises thorough spring housecleaning with a twice yearly turn-out of drawers cupboards and storage. Emphasizes plan ahead gather supplies clean walls shelves and coverings and reuse old fabrics, using ammonia soap and whiting to restore surfaces.
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Marion Harris Neil
Needlework notes from Chicago Daily News tips for precise cutting
The article advises drawing a thread as a guide for straight cuts and warns against tearing or piercing fabric. It explains direction of warp versus wool threads, cutting for stretch areas, lining options for sleeves, and overcasting raw edges to prevent fraying in loosely woven materials.
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Chicago Daily News
Egg Bread Recipe Steps From Historic Brochure
Lift two cupfuls cornmeal in a bowl and scald with boiling water. Stir wet, then add sour buttermilk and beat. Add yolks of three eggs, salt, and melted butter. Dissolve soda in water, mix in batter, fold in stiffly beaten egg whites, and bake in a hot oven.
Japanese Agents Probe Region for Pottery Treasures
Japanese agents are said to be in the region rummaging dealers shops for specimens of old pottery art treasures. Collectors have taken immense numbers from Japan in the last twenty years and the discovery of their mission has pushed up prices of Japanese ware.
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Japan
This Man Lived 04 Years and a Dodo's Enduring Remedy
A sensational ad proclaims Dr Vernest, a Swedish physician, rediscovered a life extending remedy made from roots and herbs. It claims to cleanse blood of germs, aid digestion, and treat fevers while offering a free trial bottle from M R Zaegel Co of Sheboygan Wisconsin.
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Vernest
Inmalaria
M. R. Zaegel & Co
Main Street
Sheboygan
Wis
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