Wazy Trip From Havana to New Orleans
Siweint to The Light Houston Tex July 21 Many travelers move between New Orleans and Havana during summer. The voyage spans days at sea with fishing, views, and quarantine rules. Passengers report varied experiences including long delays and shifting fares. The trip is served by vessels such as the New Orleans Joviadt and the Seutte. Fare has risen from $20 to 20, and ships must idle six days before entering the Mississippi channel.
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Unconscious Many Days on La Provenee Ship
An annuial rate of catalepsy developed atop La Provenee. Domenica Rona in Italian ply is agitating. The ship's surgeon Warren constainty over her arrival, condition changed or not reported.
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Methodist School Sperm to The Light at New Strong Location
In Tex a new strong school of the Rethedials faces a decision next week as lines from Alumous Susmford and Colorado Qiry strive to influence the act. Rev Taverne Din of this city will travel east to gather data bearing on the subject for a possible related affiliation with Southwestern University. EDWARDS MILLIN NERVATORE at 200-109 W Commerce Street advertises new hats and prices.
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New Orleans Night School Taught by One Crippled Woman
Jon L. Matthews reports in the July Everybodys about Miss Sophie Wright’s renowned night school in New Orleans. Thousands of men and boys attend after long days, walking miles from Gretna and other areas to learn practical skills, finding purpose and independence despite hardship. The scene mixes diverse backgrounds as students study language, crafts, and trade concepts, driven by a shared goal of self-improvement.
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Women in Explosive Gowns Alarm Fashion Critics
Clarence Hutton warns in Testinical World Magazine that science pushes toward dangerous fashion, describing ust chemistry of explosive compounds in silk used for dress fabrics. He notes the peril of young women wearing fragile nitrocellulose textiles and the risk of a country adopting such "dainty" deadly attire.
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Cotton growth forecast after rains delays opening
Weather and heavy rainfall have slowed cotton growth and may delay opening. Experts warn that despite a promising outlook, persistent conditions could hamper harvest progress. Local merchants note impacts on prices and supply.
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New York City Romance Amidst Chops and Storms
A fanciful tale centers on Miss Tastey and Mr. Stokes in New York with a twist of romance, jealousy, and a butcher shop scandal. Amid social whirl and a tempest, Ida Schretbusen and Morris Miller emerge as a key couple, their betrothal and family intrigue shaping a vivid urban drama.
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A Hot Night in the Square
Fragmentary poem style prose describes twilight, heat, and shadows in a public square. Vague imagery mentions trees, a fountain, and a crowd. Names and numbers are unclear due to damaged OCR, but the piece conveys mood of heat and weariness in an urban setting.
Dreyfus case dominates oceans across world press
A London feuilleton argues that the Dreyfus verdict stirs French antisemitism more than justice. It notes Rome’s debates on food, Indo-China policy, and Japan’s rise, while Vatican views warn Catholic obedience to French bishops. The piece blends diplomatic chatter with public outcry over national conscience.
Greatest Railroad Project of Century Confirmed
A proposed intercontinental railway from Atlantic ports at Wallfax to Pacific terminals is described as the century’s greatest rail project. The Grand Tremk Poelite would span 3090 miles with branches toward Dawson in the Klondike region, backed by a Russo American syndicate, and aim to connect Alaska with continental routes through Siberia.
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