Thaw Arrival Sparks Crowd in Pittsburg Revisit
A large Pittsburg crowd greeted Harry K Thaw on his return, cheering as he shook hands and acknowledged the throng. The incident prompts questions about public fascination with notorious figures and whether excitement overrides judgment in American towns.
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Harry K. Thaw
Pittsburg
United States
Wiegun
Stanford White
Thaw
Sivner
New Hampshire
Pilsbury
Blaming the Innocent Over Eastland Disaster Indictments
Coroner's jury urges grand jury to indict six men for manslaughter over the Eastland capsizing. Two are company employees, including the captain and chief engineer, while officials deny government or company responsibility. The inquiry shifts to those in direct command aboard the vessel.
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Eastland
Auis
Redfield
William HL. Aull
St. Joseph-Chicago Steamship Company
Kaatlind
Bitanvely Somerely
Llane
Povermnent Norle Company
Aly
Eastland Disaster and the Question of Responsibility
The Eastland disaster raises questions about seaworthiness and blame. Government inspectors, company leaders, and officials are urged to prove proper inspection and compliance. The article argues responsibility lies with both owners and regulators if a boat deemed unsafe remains in service despite known risks.
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Eastland
Abdphan Peon
Injwry
Redfield
Ins Riistomary
Fist
St. Joseph-Chicago Steamship Company
Hadin
Debate on Voting Age in War Time Echoes Major Arguments
A reader critique argues against excluding older citizens from war voting by claiming a nation’s decision must be by popular vote. It questions whether veterans and elders lack stake or courage, and whether peace is possible while the country is at war.
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Urlicé
Mr. Bryan
Tim
Pease
Pacifists Question War Readiness Before Election
The passage argues against entering war before a popular vote, suggesting only a defensive war aligns with our principles and territory. It questions what pacifists believe enemies would do while the nation prepares for an election.
San Antonio Builds City Asset via Public Concerts
An editorial praises San Antonio's progress in entertainment for visitors and residents. It notes improvements in streets and sanitation and highlights the municipal band and semi weekly park concerts as valuable assets. The piece compares to Denver and Houston and urges continuation of public concerts as an indirect but notable benefit.
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San Antonio
Denver
Houston
Texas
Guttlipnt Apology and Repairs Prompt U S Response
The Gurttun government apologizes for the mishap involving the Bebrackar incident and agrees to compensation. Officials note no concession by Goranhy. U S now assesses damages and expects timely settlement. A separate note discusses Rotary’s expansion into South America and stronger North-South ties.
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Tony
Goranhy
United States
Gennady
Talhan
Wilhem Struse
America
New York Evening Post
Yanama Canal Pays Way in Official Report
Official reports state the Penams canal now operates on a paying basis covering costs of operation civil government and administration. The ditch is deemed worth the expense and claims the joined waters enable rapid fleet movements to deter enemies. The canal strengthens sovereignty and Monroc docking across the Western hemisphere.
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Yanama
Penams
Cess
Vlcher
Monroc
Prophecy Clash Over Roosevelt and Bryan Divides Parties
The item cites Lyon predicting Roosevelt’s presidency and Bryan splitting the Democratic Party. The piece argues Bryan cannot split the party and criticizes Lyon’s Republican stance. Also discusses urban food costs and how municipal action plus better roads and co operation could reduce prices.
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Lyon
Prell A. Lyon
Roosevelt
United States
Bryan
Colonel Lyon
Ile Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Wes
Cameron Izerald
Incomplete Text Signals Rapid Decline
Fragmentary OCR text mentions dire conditions with references to deaths and aid. It cites broad suffering, a standstill, and mass fatalities daily, alongside vague mentions of Americans and a large enterprise. Specific names, dates, or places are unreadable.
Bell Ringer Loses Life Saving the Villagers
In a hillside town a bell ringer sacrifices himself to rouse the village as a fire threatens his daughter and grandchildren in a church barn. He attempts to ring the bells from the tower but dies, prompting villagers to rescue the family as the roof collapses.
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Walla
Avery Pound
Waitt Fon
Hye
M Heam
Hesbatch
Daily Fashion Hint Highlights Toque Styles In White Panama
A recent feature spotlights a white Panama toque noted for its slim silhouette and chic border effect. The ensemble includes a deep brim trim, tiny white love bird details, a Moon tuck, smart boots, and a parasol to complete the look.
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Valle
Panama
Two Children Rescued After Lost at Sea in Fog
Jack and Bess climbed into a rowboat near the wharf and drifted out to sea in fog. A search with five men found them clinging to the boat and sobbing. mother and workers watched in fear as the scene ended with a safe return home.
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Hoy
Jack
Bess
Umea
Hessang
Woma Wien
Xen
Die Koyesy
Beez
Indignant Citizen Calls for Safer Streets
A reader complains about motorcycle cops racing on Commerce street at 40 to 60 mph, urging repeated notices to deter speeders and thank the paper for its prior coverage. The letter includes anecdotes of near misses, a public nuisance claim, and a request to publish warnings to slow traffic.
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Yaup Papar
Commerce Street
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