Mooresville Guide Whisky Standards and Market Cleanup
In Indianapolis a city sanitarian will inspect whisky sold at the capital to root out impure and counterfeit Bourbons. The move, tied to the upcoming presidential campaign, signals an important effort to purge adulterated spirits from the market.
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Indianapolis
Britannia Rules the Waves Theme in Old News Writings
The fragment echoes era talk on sea power and British dominance. It hints at national fate and global tensions with phrases about ships, alliances, and a referenced German coup, all framed by a presiding sentiment of maritime strength and caution.
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Germany
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Glamour and Promises Behind the Prize Ring Scene
An aged sensationalist sketch critiques the boxing world, denouncing promoters and “second rate” stars. It ridicules advertising schemes, asserts moral decline, and questions public fascination with physical perfection over real virtue.
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Corbett-Fitzsimmons
Evers
Sal Tirates
Oak Posy Fee Qtraah
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Lari
Mystical Fables and Ghostly Tales Stir Distant Readers
A reflective note on mystics and horror stories, praising eerie visions and sensational legends. The piece mentions séances and specters, conjuring a mood of eerie anticipation while questioning the credibility of psychics and the allure of haunting narratives.
Farmer Hines Sets Unconventional Record in Graf
North Dakota farmer Hines gains noted recognition in Graf as locals claim an extraordinary success outside standard manuals. The article highlights community pride and unusual achievement linked to the agricultural figure.
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Farmer Hines
North Dakota
Graf
Farmer's railroad proposed to join Duluth and Ton
The plan envisions a line by Great Northern routes linking Duluth to Ton with a direct haul 281 miles. Hines claims forty miles graded and says 100 miles will be ready for rails by fall. Nines funds the effort with paid gunmen on right of way and a two dollar cash component plus board per worker.
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Duluth
Great Northern
Hines
Nines
Remarkable theatrical company plans 30 day tour
A noted theatrical company announced a thirty day engagement touring with a star cast including Nat Goodwin John Drew and others. They will travel by special train with elaborate scenery. prices will be set low to encourage attendance and the venture aims for artistic prominence over profit.
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Uivals
Speinsted
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Ray Lb
Afav
Tainne Cacti
Pont
A. Ai
Virmcompany
Beluga
Fashion Echoes of Spring Styles Across Fabrics and Ribbons
Fashion notes reveal spring styles featuring silk and velvet ribbons in plaids and stripes, Persian and Dresden patterns, and chine lace. Delicate tassels, passementeries, and iridescent satins shape evening wear, hats, and gowns for visiting, church, and dinner events.
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Dresden
Tnei Bient Paniers
Ayen
Paney Tadeta Silys
Run at Tudianapolis minstrel show prompts local wit
Elllis hosts a parody night in Indianapolis with a stream of jokes. Jay Voss and Grace Edlis trade quips about North Meridian Street girls and dogs, delivered amid the crowd’s laughter and playful heckling.
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Ellis
Indianapolis
Hame
Jay Voss
Mr. Ellis
Igrace Edlis
Mr. Voss
North Meridian Street
Bruce Eilis
Shadowgraph and Roentgen Rays Inspire Scientific Buzz
The article reviews Roentgen's discovery of cathode rays and shadow photography at Wurzburg University. It explains Crookes tubes, vacuum effects, and early experiments locating projectiles in animals, plus potential medical uses and germ-killing prospects. It notes Edison’s interest and the wide global curiosity in this new phenomenon.
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Wurzburg University
Crookes
Crooke
Prof
Roenteen
Wright
Montreal
Sanford
Leland Stanford University
Thomas A. Edison
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Menelik I Emperor of Abyssinia Challenges Italy
The article discusses Menelik I of Abyssinia, described as emperor and king of kings, opposing Italian protection. It notes his lineage claims, his rise to power in Shoa, and his wealth and fertile lands. The piece frames him as a major force in European diplomacy and a pivotal figure in Africa.
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Abyssinia
Menelik I
Shea
Africa
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Sheva
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Europe
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Shoa
John
Isia
Menenk
New York Tribune
Park Row
Chicago Church Shifts Fifty Feet to Gain Light for Hotel
In Chicago a large stone church with a massive stave tower was jacked from its foundations and moved fifty feet to a new lot on Michigan Avenue near Twenty third Street. The hotel beside the church funded the move and bought the new land, aiming to improve room light and value, with a safe, successful relocation.
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Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Twenty Third Street
Inmanuel Baptist Church
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