Socialists hold Berlin suffrage march and Berlin unrest
A massive Berlin demonstration by socialists, around 40000 in number, demanded direct universal suffrage but faced government opposition as authorities dispersed the crowd. The events come amid a week of global incidents ranging from political turmoil to accidents and crimes across the United States and Europe.
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Fire at Boyertown Opera House Kills Many
A tank explosion during a moving picture scene at the Rhoades opera house caused a tank blast and fire that ripped through the building. Panicked crowds rushed exits the floor collapsed and burning oil from footlights spread chaos injuring about sixty and killing dozens including many local families. Fire and rescue crews worked amid tragedy in Boyertown near Pottstown and Reading.
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Promises New Evidence In Thaw Trial Opening
The Thaw case rushed forward as Martin W. Littleton opened the defense promising new evidence to prove Harry K Thaw insane at the time of the Stanford White murder. He claimed hereditary insanity and unusual acts, with physicians and nurses from Europe and childhood teachers ready to testify about the defendant as a future witness.
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Martial Law Ends in Muncie After Garrison Rule
Gov Hanly proclaims martial law ended in Muncie Indiana the area within four miles of the city had been under Gen McKee control since January 4. The proclamation marks a return to normal civil authority in the city and surrounding zone.
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Telephone Company Falls under Receiver in Batavia
The Citizens' Telephone Company of Batavia Clermont county lost control and went into receivership on Monday. The firm has capital stock totaling $150,000.
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Proclaimed Remedy
A testimonial extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for women's ailments. Mrs Bertha Muff of Louisiana Missouri recounts twelve years of suffering and eleven physicians before restoration of health after following Mrs Pinkham's guidance. The advertisement urges other women to try the remedy.
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