Bank Deficit Notice Sparks Promissory Question in Arizona
An unclear notice from atk in Arizona alleges a bank has defaulted and owes the public 3,000 while creditors claim 5,900. The fragment hints at public loss and mentions power of Europe and war as possible salvation themes.
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Atk
Arizona
Netice
Europe
New York Herald
Italy
Medina
Aras
Farracat
California
Annapolis
Vallejo
Farragut
Baron Felder
Vienna
Lord Rothechild
Unaffecting Massage Stone Draws Interest in England
A white massage stone with a smooth but undulating rubbing surface is said to darken with use, indicating material squeezed from pores. Doctor Baker of Michigan studies consumption, calling it communicable and urging its addition to the disease list.
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England
Baker
Michigan State Board of Health
Juvenile Delinquent Gangs In Global Cities Highlighted
The Howard Prison Association report cites organized youth gangs from New York to Dublin Manchester Sydney and Melbourne as major urban curses. It notes Canada’s nine oclock bell curfew as effective but doubts New York could apply such drastic measures given bolder juvenile criminals.
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New York Tribune
Howard Prison Association
New York
Dublin
Manchester
San Francisco
Baltimore
Australia
New South Wales
Victoria
Rowhes
Canada
Larce
Bordes
Cat Receives False Teeth After Jaw Injury
A neighborhood tale follows Captain the cat whose jaw broke after a drunken assault. A young dentist builds him a dental plate, provoking fury at first as the creature claws, growls, and demolishes furniture. After days of struggle the cat adapts, becoming gentle and affectionate once the plate proves useful.
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Jennie
San Fran
Italy
Pulchera
New York
Botorides
World Doctor B Kukula lists 147 universities in year book
The Year Book of the Universities notes 147 universities. Paris leads with 9215 students, Vienna 6220, Berlin 5527, while Fourah Bay Sierra Leone Africa hosts twelve students and fige imetractors.
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B. Kukula
Paris
Vienna
Berlin
Fourah Bay
Sierra Leong Africa
Age of Trees Ages Revealed by Growth Layers Across Species
Historical notes show tree ages listed from elm at 300 years to yew at 3200 years, determined by growth rings independent of records. The piece explains exogenous growth, faster early life, slower later years, and varying ring thickness across species.
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New York Times
Chinese Paper Weights and Miners at Wenchow Mines
The New York Telegram notes Chinese paper weights carved from steatite from mines near Wenchow. Steatite is soft when extracted but hardens in air. Colors include purple red black blue white and jade tones. Beeswax and pale jade colors fetch high prices. about 2000 miners and carvers work the mines.
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China
Wenchow
Wendow
New York Telegram
Servant Girl Saves Horses From Burning Barn
A servant girl braved a fire at John Moser’s Perkiomenville farm to rescue four cattle and valuable horses. Firefighters feared entering the burning stables until she dashed inside, risking burns to release the animals as the barn and feed area burned. The barn was destroyed while onlookers cheered the brave act.
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John Moser
Perkiomenville
Penn
Philadelphia
Ambiguous OCR Note on Bodies and Amber Electro Properties
A fragmented OCR line notes that bodies reside with amber and mentions electro properties. The readable text is unclear on entities, dates, or a clear event, making precise attribution difficult.
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Gibert
Remarkable Fast Ends in Lyme Woman's Death
Mrs. Charles Peck of Lyme Connecticut died at eighty after a 49 day involuntary fast. She refused all nourishment, including water, despite doctors' confusion. Her son and family physician call it the most extraordinary fast in history.
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Charles Peck
Lyme
Conn
New York Tribune
Southern Pacific to permit peaceable tramp riders on trains
Vice-President Crocker states the company will not fight or eject ticketless travelers on freight trains. Tramps may ride as long as peaceful, avoiding bloodshed. trainmen to act only in self defense. Other lines may adopt similar policy across the Rockies to the Pacific.
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Crocker
Southern Pacific
Portland Oregonian
Rockies
Pacific
Southern
Curious Facts from Antiquity to Modern Oddities
A mixed batch of curiosities spans histories and regions. Anaximan der, a Greek, supposedly invented maps around 568 BC. a West Virginia woman bears her 29th child. a Eugene Oregon grouse entered a store alive.
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Anaximander
B. C
Tanner
W. Va
Eugene
Oregon
Ocean Telephony Feasible With New Cable Plan
Professor Silvanus P. Thomson argues ocean telephony is possible and outlines a deep sea cable design. He suggests using a single copper conductor insulated and iron sheathed with return and outgoing wires side by side in the sheath, plus sectionalized circuits that can influence each other by mutual induction.
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Silvanus P. Thomson
Deep Sea
Lomlon Globe
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Paris Academy of Sciences
Porthet
Kkareenky
Weer Arie
Orange County
NTN
Xines
N. W. Brown & CO
Age of
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Roumania
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Mary Stuart
Darnley
Pacific Railroad
Czar
Valdimir
Ezare
Empere
Yetery
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