Waterspout chases Cunard liner Carmania in Atlantic
Passengers aboard the Carmania fleeing the waterspout huddled on deck as the 1200 foot high, 100 foot wide column closed in. The ship increased speed, but the spout subsided abruptly just before contact, leaving passengers stunned and legends of a near catastrophe. Captain Melson and Frederick Pratt call it the strangest yet most wondrous sight they witnessed.
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New York
Cunard
G. W. Melson
Frederick Pratt
Standard Oil Company
Melson
Judge orders man thrashed in Atlantic City case
Recorder Clarence Goldenberg ordered Webster Risley to beat up Thomas Curtis after testimony by Risley’s wife that Curtis harassed her, wrote insinuating letters, and caused public scenes. The judge urged Risley to heat up the dispute and even suggested a strong hoking as a remedy.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Webster Risley
Thomas Curtis
Clarence Goldenberg
Burglars Nab Two Members Of Downtown Firm
Police arrest two members of a gang described as a firm of burglars who ran operations from an office leased in a downtown building. Investigators say the men planned a “spring trade” burglary spree.
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New York
Woman declared dead revived an hour later in Swiss village
An elderly Bremgarten farmer’s wife with heart disease was pronounced dead by a local doctor and prepared for burial. One hour after death was declared she revived, eyes moved, and the doctor reissued the death certificate. A similar case was reported at Heckmondwike earlier.
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Geneva
Bremgarten
Argevie
Anu
Tacoma diver battles giant devilfish under Puget Sound
Walter McCray a diver famed from Alaska to California fought nine giant devilfish fifty feet under Puget Sound. The creature gripped him so fiercely he used a wrecking bar via submarine telephone to pierce its body. Drawn to the surface by an assistant the monster released and vanished.
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Tacoma
Wlash
Puget Sound
Walter McCray
Alaska
California
McCray
Man
Monster
Million goes to strangers in unusual will
Emily Howland Bourne of New York left most of her 1 000 000 estate to friends and strangers less well off. A copy of her will filed for probate in New Bedford Massachusetts. The New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor received the largest lump sum 300 000 to establish a country home for New York nurses convalescing from illness. Universities settlements hospitals and other public institutions also received bequests.
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New York
Emily Howland Bourne
New Bedford
Mass
Baltimore Boy Paid for Ride in Cart
In Baltimore Maryland a nine year old boy named Alfred Brown is accused of giving a seven year old friend a $200 cash gift and a diamond ring valued at $200 in exchange for a ride on the boy's express wagon. Detectives trace the missing money and ring to the boy's mother’s pocketbook.
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Baltimore
Nicholas Brown
Alfred
Cap and bells in Crimson Gulch justice
A plausible stranger offers to settle in the enterprising town and fund a jail and a hospital. Cactus Joe replies that justice is swift in Crimson Gulch and the hospital is the main need.
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Cactus Joe
Crimson Gulch
Burglary Attempt Ends With Taxicab Promise
An expert notes a burglar tried to rob a famed detective writer’s apartment while he worked. The writer halted the crime by criticizing the intruder, who then vowed to quit burglary and study taxi driving.
Eureka Bug Explorer Rally at Mt Dromedary Peak
Report notes a playful celebration at Mt Dromedary after a climb by Bug Explorer-Hurray fellows. The text emphasizes centipede footprints as lasting time marks and mocks superficial education in political speech.
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Eureka
Mt Dromedary
Modest Attitude on Re Election Confidence
Senator Sorghum credits his re election success to a prosperous community and competence rather than salary. He downplays personal credit and suggests others would not be enticed by the pay to seek the seat.
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Faci Ag LT
Senator Sorghum
Disputed inquiry about absence cited by household staff
Mrs Slopay recalls a collector's insistence on finding T at home while the maid confirms she told him T was absent. The exchange hints at credibility doubts and miscommunication, reported by the Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Vase Breaks Itself In A Curious Tale
In Pearson's Weekly a humorous anecdote portrays a maid named Mary explaining the vase shattered not by a blow but by an accidental tumble. The master dismisses the notion of intent and notes the device-like nature of the mishap.
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Mary
Pearson's Weekly
Quick Quips And Banter From British Gossip Column
A collage of witty exchanges from London Tit-Bits and jocular chatter about success and manners. The dialogue touches on finance, boredom, disguise, longevity, and comments about Jack Newlyride’s common sense within a social vignette.
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Jack Newlyride
Why Druggists Recommend Swamp-Root
An advertisement highlights Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a kidney liver and bladder medicine trusted by druggists for years. It claims the remedy strengthens organs to perform nature’s work and offers a sample bottle for ten cents to readers who request it.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Remark on Livestock Improvement and Corn Variety
A quote praising those who improve a community's live stock or corn variety equals valor from battle, noting that progress in agriculture earns commendation as much as military prowess.
Solitaire Preference Sparks Jewelry Debate
A lighthearted note suggests a girl favors a solitaire diamond over a set. The line contrasts consistency with personal taste in jewelry choices, hinting at preferences in elegance and simplicity.
Tanlac Keeps Him Fit Says McGraw
William A. McGraw of Tampa credits Tanlac with keeping him in top condition for four years. He says a few doses when slightly run down restore him, noting he previously relied on laxatives which harmed him. He urges carrying Tantac and taking it at the first sign of illness. Tantac is sold by druggists. No man is quite as good as his son in law.
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Tanlac
Wm. A. McGraw
Beach Place
Tampa
Fla
A Dove of a Girl and Humorous Musical Quip
A playful item notes a cartoonish exchange about a typewriter attachment and a cooing one. It includes Joe the Producer’s quip about a trombone player advancing by letting things slide, in a light entertainment tone.
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Joe
Prodner
Trombone
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