Kansas City Doctor Refuses to Reveal Dog's Whereabouts
Dr Horigan of Kansas City defied Judge Kyle by refusing to disclose where his spaniel bit a girl in court. The judge threatened three days in jail for contempt and possible death for the dog, as Horigan insisted the dog is not vicious and will not be killed until a higher court orders. The scene escalated with writs of habeas corpus attempted and further contempt threats issued.
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F. Horigan
Kansas City
Herty G. Kyle
Kansasity Police Court
Horigan
Liv Water A
Newwhour
Kyte
Br. Horigan
Nomesos
Erhninal Court
Hori
Kyle
Hildeo
Altin
Habeas Corpux
Maden
Criminal ‘Court
Lightatus Digs Potatees Near Terryn Bridge
A strike at Terryn Bridge in Conn damaged a potato bed at Bartey Johnson’s farm injuring none of the boy or mother nearby while at J W Warner’s farm a long bolt failed to break a potato row exposing tubers.
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Lightatus
Terryn Bridge
Conn
Bartey Johnson
Johnson Waeying
J. W. Warner
Serous Sight and the Master Plumber Abroad
Fragmentary text mentions a master plumber who has become rich and plans to go abroad for health. A stray line about a school of whales appears, but details are unreadable and names or dates are not present.
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Iis Health
Snake Attacks Picnic Cake as Crowd Flees in Richfield
In Richfield New Jersey a picnic party disperses in panic when a large black snake coils around an angel cake and menaces guests. Misa Vera Gillette later learns of the event and reports the bite. witnesses describe fear and swift retreat as the snake recoiled from the table.
Bees Save Two Men From Mount Washington Descent
Two young men Harry Short and Hurt Young from Portland attempted a night descent of Mount Washington. A swarm of bees from an old log hive formed a barrier, driving them back from a cliff edge and prompting them to shelter until the storm passed. They then realized how close they came to disaster.
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Mount Washington
Harry Short
Hurt Young
Vortland
Patrick Hennessy Sentenced to Seventh Term in Prison
Patrick Hennessy a 32 year old driver of 457 West Twenty-ninth Street New York City received his seventh prison term for assaulting a policeman. His criminal career began at eighteen with prior burglary and assault terms and he has spent years in Kings County penitentiary.
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Wis Lite
Patrick Hennessy
West Twenty-ninth Street
New York City
Hennessy
Ste Wan
Kings County
Deed Man on the Filet In New Haven Ghost Train Death
A Boston express in New Haven carried a deceased man on its pilot as witnesses failed to identify him. A Wallingford milkman found James Wallace’s body near the tracks in Afteen miles away. Wallace and Patrick Hayden were last seen walking the rails before being struck and killed. Hav en’s body was taken to New Haven. Rowne Neredt at Seventygyve. Mrs. Timothy Walter drowned herself at Eastford in an unrelated note.
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Boston
New Haven
Wallingford
Afteen
James Wallace
Patrick Hayden
Express
Haven
Woman Trapped Twenty-Four Hours in Elevator Case
Mrs. J. F. Boden, housekeeper for banker George A. Huhn, was confined in an elevator at the Hubn house in Philadelphia for a day without food or water. A family friend alerted police after noticing milk and bread on the steps. Patrolman Quinn used an ax to free her from the elevator at the Hubn home on Walnut Street.
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J. F. Bouen
George A. Hubn
Sixteenth
Walnut Streets
Philadelphia
Mre. Boden
Fitth Atstrict
Oak and
Quinn
Awabe
Amax
Navegeroa
Mra Noden
Mad Nell Charges Cartl age In Marion Street Scene
A herd of cattle caused chaos as four monster bulls charged through Marion street frightening the Merchant brothers of the city National Bank. Their cart overturned and demolished before the horse fled and both men escaped unharmed.
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Nell
Este
Marion
Ivane A. Merchant
Ity National Bank
B. Merchant
Log
Look at that Boston girl at the photograph
A passerby comments on a Boston girl in a photo noting her smile. The remark captures a snapshot moment likely reflecting social norms and attitudes toward posed imagery.
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Boston
Tintype Snafu Ends In Courtroom Discharge
Gosed Tennel a 300 pound sailor on the L Etoile in New York’s North River visits Fort George and is injured after a bad tintype portrait. He collapses with apoplexy, witnesses a struggle when the photographer’s business is damaged, and is later discharged by Magistrate Cornell after the case.
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Gosed Tennel
L'Etoile
North River
New York
Fort George
Geaset
Joe
Merritt
Lightning Strikes Denman Family Twice in Ohio Home
In Larue Ohio Hansower Denman a 23 year old man was paralyzed by a lightning bolt that struck the chimney during a carpet being tucked away. His wife Mex and infant Annabel were knocked down. Denman dragged Erin to the doorway as a second bolt hit the roof killing Mrs Denman and leaving her unconscious though both mother and child were expected to recover.
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Hansower Denman
Larue
Mex Denman
Annabel
Deaman
Erin
Denman
Lace in a loaf of bread reveals smuggled lace
A Brussels lace stash worth hundreds is found inside a loaf of bread at the New York post office after a customs check. The package arrived from Brussels and was opened in the presence of a customs officer.
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New York
Alcohol as Motor Fuel Prompts Tax and Industry Shifts
A historical report notes Congress soon removing the tax on producing denatured alcohol used as engine fuel, predicting slower early uptake but growing interest. Farmers may power grain and sugarcane alcohol engines on site, affecting corn demand and gasoline consumption. experiments and plant trials advance for alcohol engines and related denatured alcohol products.
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Medenteal Manbo
Congress
Paria
Maryland Progress in Fight Against the White Plague
Mr Bresle reports steady Maryland advances in preventing tuberculosis. Maryland Association official H Wirt Steele praises progress after a five week Midwest tour, urging continued public education, sanitary building laws, and strict inspection to curb the disease.
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Bresle
Maryland
H. Wirt Steele
Maryland Association For the Prevention and Relief of Tabstanicals
Middle Western
Mr. Stesle
Cnn
Lm Jone Ae Eries
Bark cloth from African tree sparks German interest
A Commerce Department report by Comsal G. E. Eager details bark cloth made from a tree of genus Fiscus in East and Central Africa. The bark yields a lightweight, porous fabric two to two and a half yards wide and four to six yards long, with potential for numerous products and easy propagation, suggesting a broad future market. The bark cloth has entered the American market and is seen as a cheap, versatile material for bags, book covers, table coverings, and upholstery, with possible applications from summer wear to wall coverings.
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Department of Commerce and Labor
Comsal G. E. Eager
Africa
Central
East
Gerweny
Equator
South America
India
Multiplication of Fish Interesting Facts Concerning the Matching
An excerpt explains fish reproduction concepts and Buffon’s study on herrings. It notes Buffon calculated long term egg production could vastly exceed terrestrial scales, illustrating the vast potential of fish productivity.
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Buffon
Weather Bureau to Expand Public Forecasts and Week-Ahead Reports
The Weather Bureau plans longer range forecasts and twice daily updates led by Chief Willa L. Moore. A week plus outlook will be issued, based on decades of data and global meteorological reports to guide farmers and workers dependent on weather.
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Willa L. Moore
Weather Bureau
Gaya
Moore
Isene
Bureau
Garriott
Oakera
Aches
Enya
Gormntriee Sven
Morthers
Progress of Esperanto and its early advocates
Fragmentary notes discuss Esperanto proposed by Dr. Zamenhof, its examination in the London Chamber of Commerce curriculum, and a supposed 17th century origin narrative. The text references a pamphlet by Dr. Baper anto and mentions linguistic roots proportions, with garbled OCR.
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Zamenhof
London Chamber of Commerce
Gage
de. Zamesho
Waraw
Poland
Baperanto
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