Tolstoi Found After Disappearance and Marital Tragedy
Count Leo Tolstoi, renowned novelist and reformer, was found at an old monastery in Kaluga province after days missing and has renounced worldly life. His wife reportedly attempted suicide twice due to his desertion. In other news R F Scott offers 5000 dollars to any aviator to fly him 300 miles from Baltimore to Wheeling. Senator Alexander Stephens Clay dies in Atlanta. Iowa Governor appoints Lafayette Young to Senate. Rudolph Monk dies from brain concussion suffered during a West Virginia game. A murder warrant is issued for McCoy. Henry Rosen wounded in burglary. Dr. Henry Wurtz, who linked gold in sea water, dies at 83.
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Leo Tolstoi
Kogelsk
Kaluga
R. F. Scott
Cadiz
Congress
Baltimore
Wheeling
W. Va
United States
Alexander Stephens Clay
Atlanta
McCoy
Henry Rosen
New York
Henry Wurtz
Brooklyn
Kalamazoo Street Car Tragedy Raises Toll to Six
Six people are dead and 26 injured, with four of the injured likely to die, after a Kalamazoo street car was struck by a westbound Michigan Central express train. All victims were Kalamazoo residents aboard the street car. A separate report notes Ray Mason, a prominent local labor official, found with a bullet head wound in a Warsaw Indiana marsh.
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Michigan United Railways Company
Kalamazoo
Mich
Michigan Central Railroad
Ray Mason
Chicago
Theodore Parker
American Federation of Labor
St. Louis
Gompers
Morrison
National Association of Wholesale Druggists
Dallas
Tex
National Municipal League
Buffalo
Window Glass Trust
Pittsburg
Moses Fairfax
Ohio National Guard
Cleveland
Brothers reunite aboard ship after years apart in Newark tale
Paul Bernheim and Emile, a Mary land sailor, meet on deck having never seen each other. Born in Newark, they reveal long estrangement with Paul leaving home before Emile’s birth.
Taft in Colon Panama Aboard Tennessee
President Taft reaches Colon aboard the Tennessee and is welcomed by the reception committee on the tug Cristobal. A salute greets his disembarkation as he travels to Culebra for canal work. He plans a four day stay with a stop at Guantanamo on return voyage.
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Panama
Harbor
Colon
Taft
Tennessee
Montana
Goethals
Cristobal
Panama Canal
Culebra
Canal Commission
Guantanamo
Cuba
First Shipboard Flight Sparks New Era in Aerial Progress
Norfolk Virginia Eugene Ely flew from the deck of the U S scout cruiser Birmingham to land at Willoughby Spit after a sea launch in Chesapeake Bay. The bi plane dipped on takeoff, breaking a propeller blade, but Ely recovered and completed the landing. He aimed for Norfolk Navy Yard as his objective point.
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Norfolk
Eugene Ely
U. S
Birmingham
Ely
Willoughby Spit
Chesapeake Bay
Ling
Norfolk Navy Yard
Meat Packers Score Point In New Jersey Conspiracy Case
In Trenton New Jersey the Chicago meat packers won a point in the prosecution over price control conspiracy. The state court of errors and appeals reversed a Supreme Court Justice Swayze order for the production of company books before the Hudson county grand jury. The books were key to the case and the National Packing Company faces a separate dissolution case pending in the state Supreme Court.
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Trenton
N. J
Chicago Meat Packers
State Court of Errors and Appeals
Supreme Court
Swayze
National Packing Company
Hudson County Grand Jury
Garvin
State Supreme Court
Riot Bloodshed in Leon Sparks Heavy Casualties
At Leon Nicaragua government troops and Liberal supporters clashed after a public gathering. Police failed to disperse the crowd and troops opened fire, causing more than 75 killed or wounded. Tensions remain high and more trouble is feared.
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San Juan del Sur
Nicaragua
Leon
Boy asks mother about swimming danger at local hole
A boy worries about swimming with his mother threatening to whip him on return while another boy warns many have drowned at the same hole.
Back to the Wild in Sandy Oregon Wild Dog Tale
A greyhound in Sandy Oregon turned feral after meeting a coyote, living with the wolves and returning to ancestral ways. He roams away from town stealing hens when hungry.
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Sandy
Oregon
Dr Martel's Female Pills Stand the Test of Seventeen Years
An old medical advertisement touts Dr Martel's Female Pills as a long established remedy for women's ailments. It claims rapid and lasting results and lists drug stores as the sales point.
Unfraternal Debate Over Pig Slaughter Sparks Gloom
A Chicago girl condemns pig slaughter as cruel while Miss Cayenne counters that high meat prices justify the act. The exchange highlights tensions over ethics and market forces in the meat industry.
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Chicago
Miss Cayenne
Mothers urged to check CASTORIA bottles for infants safety
A man notes growing attention as he is told he is "amounting to something." The piece highlights constipation causes and states Dr. Pierce's Pellets cure it, praising tiny sugar coated granules. It ends with a quote from James J. Hill about opportunities for young men.
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James J. Hill
Water cure urged for rheumatism and kidney relief
A historical medical note promotes drinking water as essential to healing rheumatism and urinary issues. It recommends a vegetable-based regime with a specific remedy of Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, to be taken after meals and at night, plus ample water.
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Paul Bernheim
Emile
Maryland
Newark
Paul
Meyers
Hot Springs
Ark
Secretary of the Interior
John D. Rockefeller
Peter Lillijohn
Gunner Rowlan
Work Point
Victoria
B. C
Corporal Radcliffe
Delagua
Col
Willis Vans
Hfe
Shoal Creek Coal Company
Hillsboro
Japan
Frances P. Paulus
Detroit
Europe
Tokyo
Russia
Boston
General Assembly of
The
Presbyterian Church In America
Hamilton County
Ohio
First
Second
Central Presbyterian Churches
Cincinnati
National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Lillian M. N. Stevens
James Shields
Carrollton
Hongkong
Leinchou
Kwang 8U
American Presbyterian Church
American Presbyterian Church, Hospital and College
Tsoi Yuen Po
Canton
Imperial Window Glass Company
James S. Young
United States District Court
Treasury Department
Sharp Arrow
Savannah
Albert Fuchs
William E. Sharp
William H. Piger
Herschel C. Parker
Columbia University
Alaska
Frederick Cook
Mount McKinley
Parker
Cook
David E. Rose
Milwaukee
Paw Paw
Rosemary Whitney
Glosz
Rose
General Assembly
Colorado
Denver
Isthmus
Meat Packers
New Jersey
DR. Martel
John
Edmonton
Alberta
Weetemm
Spokane
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Canada
Ottawa
Can
Broughtom
W. HM. Rogers
Endlamapotiay Jeo
A. Hall
Hilwaukee
Wie
California
Riverside
Froom
Joseph Coleman
Agt
Kirst St
Long Beach
Cal
Alabama Plantation
Bargain
R. R
Walther H. Barnes
3Rd Avenue
Ala
Melville
John Rowan Company
Canadas
Sashkatchewan
Saskatoon
G. H. Clare
Royal Bank
South America
Bluecher
Straits of Magellan
Valparaiso
Chile
Andenstrip
West Indies
Orient
Hamburg-American Line
Broadway
N.Y
Cascarets
E. M. Dickeson
Resiner St
Indianapolis
Ind
Florida
I. I. Moody
Bunnell Development CO
Bunnell, Florida
Agenta
Radio Light Ge
Telede, Oy
Lucas Inn
Faton
Yorkshire-Smithbfield
Warren Russell
Mssilion
Montrose
Kan
Onemay Mitnetarerald &Co
Pat-Alys
Box EK
Washington, D.C
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