Poison in Soup At Chicago University Club Sparks Outrage
A sensational Chicago incident reports an attempted mass murder at the University Club banquet. Police found a dirty kitchen and grease, with pies left on the floor, while one hundred expected guests were served diluted soup after water was added to the pot. The scare led to resignations and calls for kitchen reforms as members lament the club's reputation.
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Chicago
University Club
North
University Club of Chicago
Ciut
Clibs
Erazy
Elyp
AML
Pune
Tere
Vienna
United States
Navy leadership rumors amid wartime unpreparedness
Washington hints that Admiral Frank Friday Fletcher may be relieved of command of the Atlantic Fleet though no fact basis exists. The piece stresses the broader issue of national unpreparedness and insufficient naval facilities, noting limited progress and urging action. Dr. John Grier Hibben, president, is cited on the nation's spirit.
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Washington
Adeiral Frank Friday Fletcher
John Grier Hibben
Navy unity questioned as critics warn of wartime backlash
Princeton University in San Antonio warned that disunity among naval leaders and rivalries among Admiral Fletcher Rear Admiral Knight and others threaten national defense. The talk cited past episodes from the 1815 war games and the Sampson Schley Sp itish American War as cautionary examples of how personal quarrels and jealousy can cripple Navy readiness and efficiency under war conditions.
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Princeton University
San Antonio
United States
Fletcher
Austin M. Knight
War College
Fleet of
Defense
Knight
Atlantic
Mercher
Sampson
Schley
Josephus Daniels
United States Navy
Texans Back President's Preparedness Plan 16 to 1, Straw Vote
The Galveston News Dallas News and South Texas vote shows Texans favor the administration's defense plan by sixteen to one amid opposition from most Texas delegates. The poll notes strong support, hints at sentiment among constituents, and criticizes Congressman Dies for shifting stance as it links to the broader preparedness effort. Bryan remains distant in Florida.
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Texas
Galveston News
South Texa
Dallas News
North
Congress
Martin
Dies
Continental Army
Sas Mr
Alto
Galveston-Dallas
Wollian Jennings Bryan
Florida
Wisconsin Department Alerts On New Patent Medicine Ad
The State Dairy and Food Department of Wisconsin issued a bulletin about a sew patent medicine advertised as a cure-all for stomach, kidneys and liver ailments. The notice highlights that the product claims broad benefits and urges caution based on the published claims and potential health implications.
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State Dairy and Fae Department of Wisconsin
That Curious Patent Medicine Controversy and Public Word
A Dallas Post column rails at a patent medicine touted as a cure all while revealing its formula and alcohol content. The piece mocks health claims, cites libel laws, and laments sensational medical advertising behind a clash of national politics and press freedom. It also notes ministers and public figures amid a broader editorial voice.
Public Service Waste and Unneeded Offices Urged
A critical view of government efficiency condemns bloated federal and local offices and costly public projects. The piece argues competent leadership is essential and warns that numerous uneconomical posts swell costs while offering little value to citizens. It also critiques preparedness rhetoric and calls for prudent reform.
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Aysto
Wwef
Perderng
United States
Histon Ig
Henredows
Every Man's Desire intrudes Margot's love scheme at social party
In a dated melodrama tone, Lady Margot pursues Sir Max through a lively social setting. Pally Chiliers assists, while Margot considers a wealthy engagement to further her status. The scene reveals ambitions, flirtations, and the moral undertones of the era.
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Bach Villers
Pally Chiliers
Pally
Laury Margot
Aggart
Margot
Sit- Max
Max
Holt
Dolly
Jung Qa Suela
Agader
Arnold Charters
Paul
Silla
Mirgat
Seann
Fashion hints on southern wear and fabrics
The item discusses dresses and materials for southern wear, noting afternoon dressiness and combinations like white and violet, black panne velvet, and white rope accents. It mentions velvet trimmed gowns with high buttoned cuts, long sleeves with velvet cuffs, and embroidery emphasizing a sleek, simple silhouette.
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Gowite
Gowais
Sleepin Miene and the Crow That Stayed
A boy finds a wounded crow and mends its wing with care. The crow becomes a pet, then joins a flock before returning to the city area, leaving the boy hopeful yet changed by the bird’s brief companionship.
War Zone Notes on Bucharest and Danube Trade
Fragmentary dispatch describes Bucharest as a costly, lively city in southeastern Europe with ties to Vienna While detailing the region’s war impact it notes Ruse and Sofia as nearby centers and highlights Escharin river trade and railway importance The report mentions Ottoman and Russian conflicts and the strategic role of Tul?uk and surrounding towns in 19th century military and economic context
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Bucharest
Sofia
Exsi
Vienna
Yyrie
Europe
National Geographic Washington
Trenties City
Rucichuk
Pegelarly
Enric
Vietime
Gloegevu
Iustchuk
Esbarin
Atuk
Ahnist Lans
Eearia
Naval
Wuid
Wiliitays
Letters to the Light and Public Notices Mixed in Indianapolis Letter
A jumble of reader letters and editorial excerpts discusses cooperation with local media in Indianapolis, praise for newspaper reporting, criticism of commercialism, and calls for civic duty. The notes reference routes, military mentions, and national policy debates with multiple signatures and organizations unnamed. The text preserves historical tone and concerns of early 20th century readers.
Theft and recovery of Dr Harper’s automobile
An apparently misplaced car belonging to Dr. Harper was reported missing after she informed police. A peregr unlawfully used the vehicle until officers tracked the license number at a local supplier, leading to Harper’s return and the vehicle’s seizure for authentication. Police confirmed no rightful owner could be identified.
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Mary Jlarper
Herloss
Peregr
Perms
Harper Amit
City Hospital
Fr. Harpers
Bern
Mit
Randy
Harper
Svnata Supply House
Aneperatin
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