Stolypin Battles Plot Overthrow In St Petersburg
Premier Stolypin announced plots to assassinate the czar and topple the government after the killing of Colonel Kotlaroff. He demanded immediate arrests of 16 alleged conspirators and the expulsion of 55 extreme democratic deputies, threatening dissolution of the lower house.
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Czar
Russia
Publishers’ Press
ST. Petersburg
Stolypin
Kotlaroff
Admiralty
Messrs. Alexansky
Prezerelar
Dzhataridze
Ozel
Douma
Rival unions in row as treason charge hits leaders
Denver report says Western Federation of Miners Acting President C M Mahoney faces treason charges from McCabe Arizona local over alleged fund transfers to Industrial Workers of the World president C O Sherman. Mahoney seeks charges in the convention and either vindication or expulsion.
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Denver
Col
Western Federation of Miners
Industrial Workers of the World
C. M. Mahoney
McCabe
Union of
Arizona
Mahoney
C. O. Sherman
Federation
Mad dog mauls Fort Smith girl en route to Pasteur Institute
Emma Carnahan, three, daughter of J. P. Carnahan, Fort Smith druggist, was bitten and mutilated by a mad dog. Accompanied by parents and a physician, she traveled by special train to New York for Pasteur Institute treatment, as reported by Publishers' Press Dispatch.
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Publishers’ Press Dispatch
Fort Smith, Ark
Emma
J. P. Carnahan
Fort Smith
New York
Pasteur Institute For
Viewers Appointed for Three Streets
Judge Porter on Friday morning appointed viewers to inspect street improvements for Finch Street and Byers Avenue with George Hoch James McCurdy George H Ball C C Sankey J D Long and Frank T Fisher. Edison Avenue from Mercer to Wilmington is assigned to Calvin Smith Thomas Kimberly and Samuel McBurney.
Arrests for Malicious Mischief in Mahoning Avenue Incident
Constable John Stitt arrested John Flush and Martin Kuttes Friday morning on a charge of malicious mischief. They allegedly entered the prosecutor’s Mahoning avenue house and destroyed paper. A hearing is scheduled for this evening.
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John Flush
Martin Kuttes
John Stitt
J. Fisher
Mahoning Avenue
Will Preach At The Croton Avenue Church
Rev. B. W. Huckabee of Peniel Texas will occupy the pulpit of the Croton avenue Methodist church Sunday morning. He is in charge of tent meetings under the New Castle Holiness association, which opened Thursday evening. Miss Emma J. Baumann has returned to Pittsburg after a visit with her sister, Mrs. J. Ed. Cooke of Wallace avenue.
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B. W. Huckabee
Peniel
Tex
Croton Avenue Methodist
Huckabee
New Castle
Emma J. Baumann
Pittsburg
J. Ed. Cooke
Wallace Avenue
Wanted Help on Farm and at Stillman’s Ad Shop
Wanted notices seeking work from a German man who speaks English at 26 Long Avenue. Also a separate ad seeks active experienced sales ladies at Stillman’s, 116 East Washington Street, with a contact number 25213.
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Longavenue
Stillman’s
East Wash
Telegraph briefs from the wire spark a mix of notable claims
J P Morgan reportedly bought the 16th century Strozzi marbles and bronzes. Mike Czolgosz, claiming kin to McKinley’s assassin, was arrested in South Sharon as a suspicious character. Roosevelt supposedly knows little of northern wildlife. Mrs Ayres faces government restrictions while Miss Emily Ayres attends a commencement event. Grace Goodwin Davis, a renowned concert singer, died at the Continental Hotel in New York. Eight jurors in the Schoenland case were dropped after accusing an assault. Maso, former revolutionary president, is dying in Manzanillo. Japanese student Shutow will attend Columbia on a full scholarship. Longshoremen in New York resume work after a wage dispute. Packhouse talks in Chicago look unlikely to yield a wage agreement. Astor denies reports of her critical illness.
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Mike Czolgosz
McKinley
South Sharon
Charlies D. G. Roberts
Hoosevelt
Charles G. Ayres
Giuuiune West Point
Emily Ayres
Grace Goodwin Davis
Waltham
Mass
Boston
Chicago
Denver
Continental
New York
Rosevelt
Noyes
Jamestown
Georgia
Frederick Schoenland
Bosalsky
Georal Bartolom Maso
Palma
Manzanillo
Satoshi Shutow
McKinley Manual Training School
The
Technical High School of
Washington
Columbia University
John Jacob Astor
Pioneer Descendants Hold A Big Reunion At Emery Home
Inclement weather limited activities at the Emery-Pizor reunion hosted by John Emery near Harlansburg on Thursday. Despite the rain, a large attendance celebrated pioneer settlers with short speeches and a big dinner, highlighting the families’ long county connections.
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Emery-Pizor
John Emery
Harlansburg
Changed Plea in Trial For Water Quarry Assault
John Basket faced Alderman Green on a Hillsville charge of assault and battery. After witness testimony the defendant changed his plea to guilty. The incident arose over a water course in the limestone quarry. He was fined five dollars plus costs.
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John Basket
Green Friday
Frank Brand
Hillsville
Limstone
Local Names and Residences in New Castle Area
Readable fragments list residents and addresses including Sherman French Nancy B. Deemer Wayne Two George Paper Marie Nechifor Jas. J. Stokes Jr Carrie Jenkins John Ganesh Sara Shenker George Solomon Lillian Hebrank Giuceppe Nocera Angelene Scargio Albert O. Cumberledge Olive M. Chefford with several entries linked to New Castle Hillsville and Wheeling, indicating a social or directory-style notice.
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Sherman French
Wurtemburg
Nancy B. Deemer
Wayne Two George Paper
New Castle
Marie Nechifor
Jas
J. Stokes, Jr
Carrie Jenkins
John Ganesh
Sara Shenker
George Solomon
Lillian Hebrank
Wheeling
Giuceppe Nocera
Angelene Scargio
Albert O. Cumberledge
Hilsville
Olive M. Chefford
Hillsville
Matinee Meet Postponed to June 21 at Mahoning Park
The matinee race meet at Mahoning town Driving park planned for Friday afternoon is postponed to Friday June 21. Miss Florence Rhodes of Beaver Falls is guest of Miss Louisa Edgar of Blaine street. Miss Edgar returns from a two weeks visit in Beaver Falls.
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Mahoningtown Driving Park
Florence Rhodes
Beaver Falls
Louisa Edgar
Blaine Street
Miss Edgar
Wedding Surprise Unites Lucille Brown and William McClelland
Miss Lucille Brown of Harlansburg and William McClelland of Croton Avenue were secretly married last Saturday at Conneaut Lake during a day trip. The couple returned home quietly, later confirming the marriage to friends and relatives. McClelland runs a grocery business on Croton Avenue and they reside with the groom’s sister, Mrs. William Marshall, on Dewey Avenue.
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Lucille Brown
Brown
Harlansburg
William McClelland
J. H. McClelland
Croton Avenue
Conneaut Lake
Mr. McClelland
Sterling Worth
Sis
Ellwood City Board of Health organizes leadership
The Ellwood City board of health elected Rev. A. P. Lentz as president Howard McClymonds as secretary and Dr. D. D. Cunningham as health officer The group plans to consider several important matters including a potential change in the water supply.
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Ellwood City
Boy overheard on suburban car predicts future
Two ten year old boys were heard aboard a suburban car discussing life goals. One wavered while the other said he aimed to be a boat builder but bets he will end up in the ministry. Reported in the Chicago Tribune.
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Chicago Tribune
Tiny Penon church hides beside volcanic shadow
In Penon Mexico a tiny church sits under a volcano with about ten feet height and twelve feet width. Couples wed there find space cramped for the groom and bride to turn at the altar, making it arguably the smallest church in the world.
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Penon
Mexico
Mexico City
Marie Corelli on Baby Talk and Language
Marie Corelli notes that a newborn man shows a fractious fickle disposition signaling future development and that women must soothe him with “baby language” because he would not understand sense. She argues this initial care shapes early communication between sexes.
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Marie Corelli
The Itch for Persecution Quote by Cromwell
A fragmented quotation questions whether a vengeful itch persists in human spirits seeking to press conscience of others. Oliver Cromwell is cited, reflecting on the urge to persecute and badge others. The text presents an ancient moral meditation rather than a news item.
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Oliver Cromwell
Razors of Gold, Silver, and Ivory Demand High Prices
A catalog of razors explains how handles in gold, silver, or ivory elevate cost from a dollar for a basic blade to hundreds. Gold handled pairs can reach 100 dollars, with elaborate works possibly 200. Silver handles range 6.50 to 30, ivory options start at two dollars, with carving adding value. Costly razors are often sold as gifts.
Razor and knives as saws sharpened by stones
The piece explains how cutting tools like knives and razors act as saws when sharpened. It contrasts grinding methods from coarse to fine stones, noting that edge quality determines teeth like behavior and cutting ease, with razors gaining hundreds of fine teeth per inch after finishing with leather.
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St. Nicholas
A Serious Handicap for the Struggling Poet
A brief, reflective note highlights the many obstacles facing a young poet including the price of ink at five cents and the heavy costs of pursuing artistic writing in hard times.
Prejudice and the critique of biased reasoning
A brief. The fragment condemns prejudice as faulty thinking and notes resistance when unfair judgments target individuals, using a sharp, terse tone. It highlights the discomfort of being singled out and the demand for fair treatment.
Life and Love Crust to Banquet Thought Card
A compact contemplation expresses love transforming life into nourishment and meaning. The metaphor frames life as bread changed by affection into a grand feast, implying warmth, sustenance, and enduring connection through romantic perception.
Hen Lays Empty Shells in Bedford Farm
William Medows of Bedford reports his white Wyandotte hen lays large shells resembling ordinary eggs but empty inside no yolk or white. The bird reportedly lays one shell each day at M4.
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William Medows
Bedford
Compass clues from trees reveal directions
To Tell Points of Compass. The points of the compass can be told from trees by simple observations. The side of a tree with most moss is north. If the tree is sunlit, its heaviest and longest limbs will be on the south side.
Man Libelously Caricatured in Corelli's War Essay
A Masculine woman denounces Marie Corelli's piece on Man's War Against Woman as a libelous caricature. The author argues Corelli's portrayal distorts and belittles men, describing the critique as unfair and prejudicial.
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Marie Corelli
Woman furniture remover advertises marriage ploy
A furniture remover based at Manwell prints on her vans a public appeal reading Do not worry get married and keep on moving. The London Evening Standard notes the unusual message as a social quirk.
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Manwell
London Evening Standard
Simple corn sheller could sell well in Africa districts
A proposal notes that Kaffirs in many districts of Africa still winnow their corn by beating it with sticks and tossing it in the air. A simple corn sheller would likely find strong demand if properly introduced.
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Africa
Think Stolen Things Lucky
The Danes view a fisherman losing another’s landing net as stealing luck. Across Europe the belief that stolen money is lucky money remains widespread and influential.
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Europe
Banana Trade Surges With US Imports Exceed Exports
The United States last year bought bananas totaling 11.5 million dollars while exporting about 1.5 million dollars in fruit. The figures highlight a strong domestic demand for bananas and a modest export balance as the market evolves.
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United States
Good Cookery and Happiness
London’s lord mayor recently urged that girls be taught to cook, declaring that a better cook leads to a happier husband, reflecting a period emphasis on domestic skills and social roles.
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London
And No Sooner Peace Quote Reflected in Inquirer Cipher
A brief quotation from the Philadelphia Inquirer states that universal peace will arrive only when all fighting ends, conveying a stark early 20th century sentiment about global conflict and human cooperation.
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Universal Peace
Philadelphia Inquirer
Read to Happiness in Everyday Life
A reflective note emphasizes reading as a path to happiness and usefulness in the world. The quotation invites readers to seek joy through purposeful engagement with books and ideas.
Bitter Truth Debater Sparks Witty Exchange
A brief oddity notes a debater rising as a wit remarks it stands to reason. The line hints at a sharp, polite exchange likely in a small discussion or column with a touch of humor. The source presents a concise, quotable moment without broader context.
Clergyman Claims Fame for Savings Bank Invention
A historical note credits a clergyman with inventing the savings bank, a detail highlighted in archival material. The piece discusses early banking concepts, the role of clergy in finance, and the spread of savings institutions in a shared community context.
Responsibility of Greatness and Modesty
A compact reflection quoting Cicero on humility as status rises. It asserts that higher positions demand greater restraint and measured conduct. The piece frames leadership as duty, not privilege, urging restraint, self control, and service over pomp.
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Cicero
Benevolence and Fire in Mencius Quotation
The quote contrasts benevolence with its opposite and warns against half measures. It likens benevolence to water that can subdue fire, noting that misapplied charity or excessive excuses undermine real help and encourage the unbenevolent. The passage reflects on moral restraint and effective aid.
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Mencius
Ill-Kept Irish Cemetery at Tralee Causes Outcry
In Killahan burial ground Kerry England a debate on its condition revealed no fence to keep cattle out and animals roaming the graveyard. Graves were trod upon with coffins sunk in places. A witness swore seeing a cow playing with a human skull.
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Killahan
Tralee
Kerry
England
New Name for Flying
A curious child Ruth brings a “little birdie” to a narrator, explaining she grips it tight to keep it from winking its wings and flying away, a playful moment revealing a childlike belief about holding a bird captive.
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Ruth
Younger managers lead New York firms as elders fade
Interviews with veteran businessmen in New York reveal a shift in control to younger men. Careful statistics show that in thousands of offices across lower Manhattan, the elderly serve as clerks while the managerial ranks are dominated by those under 40.
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New York City
Manhattan Island
Definition of a Word Through a Child’s Inquiry
A playful tale recounts Nina sent to ask mother for a word’s meaning. On return she blurts out that her brother wants to know the damnation of this word. The brief vignette centers on curiosity and mispronunciation within a family moment.
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Nina
Inventor Sir William Crookes’ Diverse Scientific Legacy
Always an Inventor, Sir William Crookes who discovered thallium and invented the otheoscope, has long pursued invention. His photography interest spans 50 years, with eight manuals, six journals edited in twenty years, and contributions enriching scientific literature.
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William Crookes
Remembering Truth in Cross Examination
The exchange features a lawyer reminding an expert witness to speak only the truth and the witness replying that he will do his best, unsure of success until cross-examination ends. The dialogue highlights tensions between oath compliance and uncertainty in testimony.
Widow Grief Question In Duluth Gossip
Dialog suggests a widow Millyans may feign sorrow over her late husband’s death while a speaker notes her pale complexion makes black attire seem harsh. The exchange hints at social scrutiny and potential fabrications in a small community.
Open Air Sleeping Promises Health Benefits
A brief Life magazine excerpt extols open air sleeping for delicate readers. It lauds reddened cheeks, fewer colds, steadier nerves, and reduced irritability, claiming perseverance and a simple hut suffice to achieve these gains.
Happy Mothers Guide Happy Children Message
A reflective piece extols cheerful mothers shaping joyful children. It likens nurture to watering a plant and urges mothers to stay content for the sake of their sons and daughters amid hardship and temptation.
Origin of centaurs tied to Thessalian horseman myth
The fable of centaurs as half man half horse arose from misperception of riders by Thessalians who had never seen horses. Early Americans similarly misinterpreted Spaniards on horseback, believing horse and rider formed one being.
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Ole
Fragmented Medical Advice From a Letter Snippet
A jumbled excerpt shows a doctor urging calm, avoiding pain and certain foods, and stating he cannot call again until after attending three funerals for patients. The text reveals vague health guidance and a note about personal obligations affecting communication.
Lottery winner hosts all night banquet in Rome
A Rome correspondent reports a Sw commercial traveler who won an Italian lottery prize of £40,000 held an all night banquet for 100 guests from eight p m to late. The revelry included storing 278 bottles of champagne at a rate of two bottles and three quarters per guest.
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Rome
Quip on Party Misreads Ringing Line Says Reception Gaffe
Mrs. Snewper laments a failed party setup due to a faulty telephone hall. She recalls hearing a passerby telling her to get off the line and stop butting in as she attempted to eavesdrop.
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Mrs. Snewper
The Average Woman Says What They Want
The bulk of women seek a decent home a respectable wage and fair earnings with good care from men whether as brother or husband. Lance states the average woman desires this balance in life.
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Lance
Between Friends Proposal Hints at Crisis
Alyse Jack expresses desperation and hints at a critical moment after a late night proposal. Grayse speaks of desperation as reaching a limit, indicating strained relations and potential fallout. The fragmentary dialogue suggests emotional tension and possible secrets between the speakers.
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Alyse
Jack
Grayse
Despera
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