Clorilla Minch and Her Lovers in Betzville Tale
Clorilla Minch, famed Betzville beauty, inspires a sequence of suitors trying to tolerate her icy feet. Abraham Wangle endures a backfire of extreme cold, while Phillipus Googe proposes a fireless cooker as a test of endurance. Old Minch defends the Doosenbury feet as a lasting warning on marriage.
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Orilla Minch
Cai
Metrville
Clorilla
Old Minch
Deesenbury
Ol Minch
Maria
Dor Weaver
Clarissa
Gruabam Wangle
Phillipus Googe
Abraham Wangle
Abraham
Lorilla
Phillipus
Abraham Wanete
Poe Weaver
Doe
Minch
Betzville
Main Street
Phillus
Ashdod Cloots
Corilla
W. G. Chapman
Death rites of the Tashi Lama in Buddhist practice
Dr Sven Hedin describes the Tashi Lama's death in meditation posture with legs tucked and hands in his lap. Monks chant while prostrating, guiding the final breaths, the body is kept in the seated pose, then placed in a sealed salt-filled metal coffin with priestly vestments.
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Tashi Lama
Sven Hedin
Trans Himalaya
Macmillan
New York City Factory Wage Figures Totals Shown
The article notes 61 261 officers and clerks in 20 939 factories in New York City with total salaries of 73 017 6. The number of wage earners is larger than in many big cities, and their pay is nearly annual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Gordon Delivers Farewell Address as Mississippi Sits
In Washington temporary Senator Gordon closes his term with a rambling farewell. He reflects on Mississippi political deadlock, praises Rockefeller philanthropy, recalls Civil War memories, and urges unity beyond North and South while promising to retire from public life.
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Depew
Gordon
Senate
Washington
James Gonion
United States
Nator
Mississippi
McLauirbe
Amet Pturesque Charecter
Depew Atomer
Abe Senaton
Flood Threatens Northern Ohio After Severe Snow and Rain
Across multiple counties in Ohio, record floods driven by continuous rain force evacuations and burden relief efforts. Fremont and Youngstown report rising waters. the Maumee, Sandusky, and Cuyahoga rivers overflow, submerging Crawford County and threatening famine without timely aid.
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Cleveland
Fremont
Youngstown
Bie
Mahoming
Harries
George Fae
Arkroo
Cuyahoga
Crawford County
125000 Men to Strike in Philadelphia Labor Move
Central Labor Union representing 140 unions and about 125000 members voted to begin a sympathy strike for street railway workers. Delegates met in Labor Hall for over six hours. decision to strike was postponed to next Saturday while arbitration remains hoped for despite Transat Co stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Central Labor Union
Tranat Company
United States of the World Proposed by Work Federation
The Work Federation League in New York plans a joint resolution to form the United States of the World. A Western senator will introduce the measure authorizing federal action and a draft constitution modeled after Oscar T. Crosby’s plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Congress of the United States
Unitel States
Work Federation League
United States
Oscar T. Crosby
Federation League
Tornado Crushes Leland Causes Widespread Damage
A violent tornado struck Leland Mississippi causing severe damage to homes and property. Houses lost roofs, fences and trees were uprooted while the Leland Oil Works suffered blown down buildings and damaged storage sheds.
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Leland, Miss
Leland Sundar
Leland Oil Works
Probing Living Cost Across Europe in 1990 and 1910
American consuls in Europe receive Washington instructions to prepare and send comparative cost of living statistics for 1990 versus 1910. The effort aims to show differences in daily expenses and related factors across multiple nations.
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Europe
Cable
State Department
Washington
Packers Indicted in New Jersey Meat Conspiracy Case
A New Jersey grand jury indicted several prominent meat and poultry packers and related figures on charges of conspiring to fix prices. The indictment cites names tied to Armour Swift and Morris firms as central players in what is described as a major East Coast effort to inflate commodity prices. The alleged offenses carry up to three years in prison or a $1,000 fine.
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New York
Modeon County
New Jersey
Cesarilly
Jersey City
Chienge
New Machine Gun Invented by Army
Washington reports the army has adopted a new machine gun with onedant advantages. It is small enough for one or two men to carry with equipment. It can be fired from the shoulder and is harder for the enemy to capture. Ammunition uses steel strips and barrels are carried in duplicate for rapid barrel changes when heated.
Nation Packing Company records to face probe in Jersey
Prosecutor Karn accuses National Packing Company of withholding meeting minutes to aid prosecutors in an antitrust case. Officers say no formal demand was made. Minutes kept in Chicago under secretary Charles Snow may show directors conspired to raise meat and poultry prices at Chicago meetings.
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Chicege
Karn
Jerney City
the Nations Packing Company
New Jersey
Chicago
Chas
C. Snow
Garven
Cairo Guard Units Return Home After Training Run
Alexander county courthouse confirms Fourth Regiment National Guard companies G H I and K left on a special train Sunday. Company K of Cairo was released from duty as the unit reverts to standard state service.
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Cairo
Alexander County
Fourth Regiment
Aline National Guard
Tarahumare Indians Seek Aid After Crop Failures
From F Paso Texas reports the Tarahumare Indians of the Sierra Maras are starving due to failed fowl crops and lack of planting rent. They wander through Chihuahua and Coahuila seeking food and shelter while Captain Joaquin Charet appeals to Governor Cree for aid.
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F Paso
Texas
Sierra Maras
Chihuahua
Coahuila
Joaquin Charet
Cree
Snow slides claim twenty four in Idaho and nearby camps
In Callam region northern Idaho and nearby camps, twenty four deaths are confirmed from snow slides on Monday. Rescue efforts press on at Mace and Burke and the Carbonate Hill Mining site at Mullan as divers search through debris with a growing volunteer force.
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Syckaner
Wash
Babe
Mace
Burke
Idaho
Carbonate Hill Mining Company
Mullan
Mabe
Dor Wy
Seume
LAW ABOVE GOVERNMENT Justice Wright rules mandamus valid
Justice Wright in the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia rules the mandamus action valid ordering the Joint Committee of Printing of Congress to show cause why it should not consider the bias of the Valley Paper Company. He says no man is above the law and absence of senators does not halt justice.
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Washington
Justice Wright
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
Momlay
Congress
Valley Paper Company
Holyoke
Mass
Wright
United States
Justion Wright
Receiver Appointed for Textile Mills in Louisiana and Mississippi
The Textile Mille Corporation of New Orleans with mills in Wesson Mississippi and the Mageinois and Lane mills faces receivership in the Federal court at the petition of General Electric Company New York holding a claim of 4497 05. The petition alleges mortgages on Louisiana and Mississippi properties a floating debt of 850000 and inability to meet bond dividends. Financial strain from working capital shortages money market conditions low goods prices and rising raw cotton costs contributed to the predicament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Textile Mille Corporation
Wesson, Miss
Big Maginois
Lane Mills
Momlay
General Electric Company of
New York
Louisiana
Mississippi
Supreme Court Rules Policy Loans Not Taxable
The Supreme Court of the United States declares that sealed policy loans or premium line note loans from insurers are not taxable by floral taxation. The Orleans parish and New Orleans sued New York Life Insurance Company over a tax on policyholder loan agreements totaling $565,990. The case starred the insurer seeking to halt collection.
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Washington
Supreme Court of
Parish of Orleans
City of
New Orleans
New York Life Insurance Company
United States Circuit Court
Eastern District of
Louisiana
Ami
Hogs Near Ten Dollars at Chicago Market
Live hogs moved toward the $10 level at Chicago withSales at 9.92 12 per hundred weight. Park also rose above Saturday’s high, with May delivery hogs reaching 24.70 per barrel, signaling strong demand in the futures pit.
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Chicago
Park
Distribution of 1.6 Million to Southern Mutual claimants
Lexington Ky. claimants against the Southern Mutual Investment Company are set to receive about 1.6 million dollars in a lump sum after the circuit court confirmed Receiver J C Rogers report. The company failed years ago leaving nearly 3,000 claimants nationwide.
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Southern Mutual Investment Benefit
Lexington
Southern Muutual Investment Company
J. C. Rogers
Aoldice
Five Quakes Recorded in St Louis Seismograph
Five long earthquake shocks were recorded by the seismograph at St Louis University on Monday afternoon from 3 40 45 to 3 49 10 o clock. The shocks were slow and from east to west, said Father Groesse university astronomer, and he warned of a severe shock later in the extreme southwestern portion of the globe.
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St. Louis
St. Louis University
Father Groesse
Major plantation transfers mark Tone county deals
Large northern capital backed sales reshape Tone county with the L Robinson plantation 2400 acres at 220000 John McGrath Howden 100 acres for 9000 and other parcels totaling 6640 acres at about 457500. Separate items include judge case against J C Oakes for libel and the death of John F Davis a leading planter near Seminary. Fire destroys the Bank in Sewby Mississippi College and plans to honor Prof W H Smith for corn clubs.
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Tone County
Saulesbury
Rei Dent
Michigan
W. H. Smith
Holmes County
Mall of Fame
Jackson
Smith
Uni
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Ae Ellis Parker Butler
Peter Newell
Clarilsa
Leroy Percy
Paseloma
United States Senate
John D. Rockefeller
Willsonsine
Thaok
Arka
Dawis
Rockefeller
John D
Amd
Arkansas
Ameke Feller
Tiem Eral Coburn
Taetiamagsotia
Shafter
Tive
Lee
Emir
Tewkdbale
Franklin
Tom
Forrest
Brews
Inns
Milne
Fhemis
Captain Brown
Seworth
Leon
Fia
Gow
Aml
Howre
Divon
George Washington
Howe
Roosevelt
South Pole
Uniess
Leland
Paris
Packers
Prosecutor
After Packers Books
Mexico
Mace and
Barreted Warning
Cass
New York Life Co
J.C. Cakes
Robert Lo Bullant
Monticello
Oakes
Judge Bullant
Sidge Holland
Gov Noel
John FE. Davis
Seminary
Tevin Wee
Awlitenam Bankiing
Sewby
Stirling
New Orleans, Mobile & Cheage Railroad Company
Mobnne, Jackson & Kansas City Railroad Company
Pontetec
P. G. Bailey
Attala County
Board of Supervisors
Boys’ Corn Club
Kosciusko
Monroe County Teachers's Association
Aberteen
J .H. Woodward
Susie V. Powell
James Rowe
Woodland
East
Weetkiahoma
Hedges
Hodges
W M. Hawkins
Warren County
Oktibieha County
Meridian Board of Trade
Board of Trade
Lawderdale
Henry
Great Southern Accident and Fidelity Insurance ,Company of Atlanta
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Columbus
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