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The Korean Twins and Their Health Prospects
The Korean twins attract scientific study amid comparisons with Siamese twins and the Paris operated pair. One operated Parisian twin died from consumption. the survivor recovered and is adopted by the French surgeon. Early reports suggest the Koreans may live longer if active, with no health ailments yet observed.
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United States
Paris
France
Eating Unsound Fish Causes Leprosy, Says Doctor
Dr Hutchinson argues unsound fish linked to leprosy and Catholic fast days worsen spread. He claims Catholic converts face higher risk than Hindus and calls for fish ban on fast days and abolition of India's salt tax to aid fish consumption.
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Jonathan Huatchingon
Royal College of Surgery
London
India
Times
Eight killed in hila trous rail crash near Birmingham
An early morning collision on the Southern Railway near Bryan west of Birmingham killed three engineers one brakeman and four firemen and burned twelve loaded freight cars. Engineers Acton and Johnson died later at hospital. cause unknown though speculation points to a sudden appearance of freight train No 75.
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Birmingham
Southern Railway
Bryan
Acton
Johnson
Bryan Station
Huddersfield Sinks After Collision With Norwegian Vessel
In Antwerp on May 27 the British steamer Huddersfield collided with the Norwegian ship Uto near Grimsby. The Huddersfield foundered, with twenty two Austrian and Italian immigrants missing or dead while the crew were rescued. The Uto suffered bow damage and 29 immigrants and six steerage passengers were aboard the Huddersfield at the time.
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Antwerp
Huddersfield
Grimsby
England
Uto
London
Hudderfield
Hoat
The Real Newsboy and a Trainside Paper Thief
A passenger recalls seeing a black dog snatch a rolling newspaper dropped from a train near a farm in New York. The dog grabbed the paper, wagged its tail, and trotted across the fields toward the farmhouse as the train disappeared into a hillside cleft.
Lion Attack Hero Kills Aggressive Lioness by Tooth
Sercoff, a 120 pound prospector, encountered a lioness in Anson Creek Canyon. He wrestled the beast, forced its jaw shut, and clamped his teeth in the neck to sever the jugular vein, ending the attack. Bernolt aided by pinning the hind legs while Honess blocked the claws.
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Anson Creek Canyon
Honess
Man
Bercolt
Sercoff
Sorvoft
Monument to Rev. W. M. Grier D D on campus viewed
The monument to Rev. W. M. Grier D D stands on the highest campus point facing the main building. The life size statue, eight feet two inches, is praised for its faithful likeness and inspiring posture attracting attention and grace to the campus. Philadelphia police recently burned 1800 slot machines seized from gamblers.
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Artociate
Reformed Presbyterians
W. M. Grier
Dr. Grier
Italy
Philadelphia
Oldest Soldier in South Carolina Veteran Reunion Highlight
James Powell of Dent Richland county born July 20 1812 will be 91 in a few weeks and is named the oldest veteran at a Columbia reunion. He served in the Seminole War and Mexican War with Maxcy Gregg among others. The scene notes loyal age records and a gold handled milk umbrella gift for the oldest veteran. Senator Bailey of Texas reportedly profits from loans and cattle ventures and has sold Joe Bailey's Grape Vine Branch near Dallas for 300000 dollars.
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Gato
Firth
Jett Davin
Saattago Fle
James Powell
Dent
Richland County
Mexico
Santa Anna
Union of States
Maxcy Gregg
R. H. Edmunds
Columbia
Mr. Livingston
Newberry
Lon
Appoplattox
Capt. Starling
Powers
South Carolina
Washington
Joseph W. Bailey
Texas
New York
Kentucky
Dallas
Joe Bailey
Suit seeks annulling of railroad lease in State Court
Charleston May 22 A suit has been brought in the State Court seeking annulment of the lease of the South Carolina and Georgia railroad by the Southern. The action is brought for John Cart of Crangeburg by JH Bryan and Miller Whaley of Charleston. The complaint alleges that the lease was improperly procured.
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Charleston
South Carolina and Georgia
Southern
John Cart
Crangeburg
JH. Bryan
Miller & Whaley
Whale drives ship 100 miles off coast with crewman
Edgartown Mass May 25 Captain Horace Hillman and his Portuguese assistant Manuel Corretto have just returned from a portion of trip as the ship was towed 100 miles into the Atlantic by a great whale. It took two days to regain the distance the whale had covered in ten hours.
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Washington
Washington Post
Edgartown
Mass
Horace Hillman
Manuel Corretto
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