Insurgent Fight in Philippine Islands and Political Puzzles News
More than 25,000 armed insurgents resist Spanish rule in the Philippine Islands. New York governors debate signing or vetoing the Dudley tax reform. Ohio Democrats in Cincinnati derided as millionaires by the Commercial Gazette. Police Commissioner Grant’s popularity noted but he remains in office. Savannah News hints at constant skirmishes for a man of fighting blood. Greece and Turkey described as bankrupt at war start. creditors foresee outcomes. Connecticut Senate passes a bill punishing street car conductors for late fare announcements. Corbett sues Edison to block film distribution of the Corbett Court fight. ex-champion seeks to protect rights amid wreck.
Dr Koch Tuberculine Claim Reported by Baltimore American
The Baltimore American notes Dr Koch announces a new tuberculine with meat efficacy against consumption. A Berlin consular report confirms the claim and outlines preparation. Koch does not promise a cure all but aims to arrest many consumptions and aid others, echoing earlier lymph work that sparked wide interest. The publication was deemed premature and unauthorised, as it was still experimental and scientists waited for established results.
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Koch
Berlin
Turkish Argument Fails to Swell Armenian Massacre Tale
Dr. Lipsins of Terlin challenges the New York Mail and Express claim of Armenian slaughter and town demolitions. He argues the full brutality of Turkish actions is greater than reported, noting European support of Turkey in the Graeco Turkish war obscures the truth and shames Christian nations.
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Lipsins
Terlin
Europe
Linsins
New York Mail and Express
Tie Desani
Armenia
Greece
Winchester rifle on levee protects river steamer incident
A Mississippi River incident reports a Winchester rifle used on the levee to protect a steamer as it travels the hazard-filled bend. The vessel appears to ignore shore warnings, a guard fires, and the steamer continues downstream amid splashing and damage along the hull.
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Mississippi
Dr. Seans
Steam Vereels and the Levee Contempt for Authority
The passage condemns steamer captains who speed near shore to frighten embankments using powder and lead to protect levees and property. It notes authorities may fire upon such ships, calling the act criminal recklessness and a dangerous argument in favor of strong measures to defend lives and property.
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Winchester Ile
Great Powers and Greece in the Graeco Turkish War
The piece argues Turkey will win against Greece and questions if major powers will allow Turkish annexations. It cites Indemnity talks and Crete’s evacuation, praises France as the key ally potential, and notes England might join France to aid Greece against Turkish aggression. The Atlanta Journal quote urges Europe to defend Christian civilization and curb Turkish power.
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Greece
Turkey
Crete
Europe
The
Atlanta Journal
Thurope
Pranece
Prance
Napoleon the Third
Taly
France
Gseed
England
Notes and Opinions From a Roaring Era
A garbled miscellany mixes quips from the Constantinople censor to Puck jokes and oddball captions. It notes exaggerated classifieds for vast animal, cotton and wool consignments with a Galveston News nod to Texas trade.
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Moman
Oaston Transcript
Constantinople
Puck
Nevada
Ned
Grand Old Texas
Galveston News
Charles Ein legacy funds Wellesley College scholarship
The will of the late Charles Ein of Springfield Mass bequeaths 27000 to Wellesley College with the interest forming a scholarship for desarg ing students. Virehand R Gandhi of Bombay lectures on hypnotism from Hindu views. Colonel Warren Reese, newly confirmed US District Attorney for the Montgomery Ala district, is noted as the first native of his area to hold a federal post in the South.
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Charles Ein
Springield
Mass
Wellesley College
Virehand R. Ghandi
Bombay
India
Warren Reese
United States
Montgoopers
Wye South
Bargain sale on men pants in all wool and denim styles
A sale notice touts affordable men pants in various cuts and fabrics. It highlights all wool plaid double seat knee pants at thirty-seven cents and other options from forty-seven to seventy-five cents, with larger sizes and wool Cheviot at ninety-eight cents, claiming exceptional value and quantity stock.
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Judes
Brent
Ehird
Chilldren
Norfolk
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Mmisrule
Philippine Islands
New York
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Grant
Mail and Express
Savannah News
Omaha World-Herald
Princeton, N. J
Connecticut Senate
James J. Corbett
Thomas A. Edison
Corbett-Courtney
W. A. Brady
DR. Rocs
Turmish
Winchester
Maris
Hood
G1 Hood & Co
Lowell
Musa
Hood’s Pitts
Merfegt
Ullman del
Old
Sonny
Manhmoom
Lt. K
Spate Medecaw Co
Gangha
Neb
Ugrie
Ay Uf
ORGA
Ncamearayar
Sizams
ORDEN
Cooke, Clark & CO
Norfolk, VA
R. I. Holmes & Co
S. Lb. Foster
Plume Street
Irvin’s Express Cowmany
W. T. Irwin
Junger
Water St
Joan S. Etheridge
Lerkley
Orisiouth
Mrs. Winslow
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