Storm near New York claims many lives in minutes
A severe thunder squall along the New York area killed about seventy five people and caused million in damages. Most deaths occurred at sea in small boats as a Ferris wheel collapsed and warning advisories were ignored. The piece notes a failure to heed warnings and draws a parallel to Noah's ark.
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New York City
Weather Bureau
New York
Suzie
Syater
Tonger
Noah
Taft Coronado ruling sparks labor federation rebuke
Cincinnati dispatch reports the American Federation of Labor criticized Chief Justice Taft for comments in the Coronado decision. The federation argues the court exceeded its case by addressing hypothetical restraints on interstate trade, while the Supreme Court held the defendants damaged property but showed no intent to restrain interstate commerce. The article notes the broader issue of when anti trust laws apply to labor actions and the need to clarify this legal frontier.
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Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor
Council
Taft
Coronado
Tie Law
American Federation of Ichar
Tar
Talt
Fea
Father Industrial
Supreme Corre
Coronada
Testle
Tradl
Supreme Court
Ishor
Supreme Court clarifies law to reduce litigation
The text argues the Supreme Court should freely define the law to curb ignorant prosecutions and lawsuits. It notes past decisions interpret statutes for future use and criticizes the American Federation of Labor for preferring an obscured law to avoid clear guidance.
The Finer Things and the Worker’s Daily Pace
A city worker living in the suburbs spends about four hours daily commuting. He works nine hours, leaving fifteen to fourteen hours of fixed employment with little time for leisure or the finer things. The piece critiques modern life and the race of industrial progress, questions where it ends, and laments erosion of family, education, religion, and culture as hours shift toward labor and transit.
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Wis
Jess
Tesse
Fragmentary note on business hours and transit risks
A fragmented line warns that if efforts to maintain constant operation fail, the cost will exceed any hoped gain. It stresses vigilance over waking hours and the risk to business from continuous activity and transit.
Divining Rods and a Huronia Treasure Tale
A Penetanguishene dispatch reports a long lost Jesuit treasure box believed buried in twenty feet of water near Huronia. Divining rods are cited as evidence by believers, while skeptics question the method. divers are preparing to search the spot, with debate over the rod’s efficacy and the possibility of gold being recovered.
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Huronia
Penetanguishene
Ontario
Tie
Play Declared Essential to Health and Work Balance
An article argues play is vital for physical vigor and mental relief from work. It links vacations and leisure to better focus, reduced irritability, and mood stability, urging individuals to adopt a regular play habit year round.
Nonsense and Nods from San Antonio News Snapshots
A garbled mosaic of 1920s bits from San Antonio boosters covers telephones, restaurants, a tiny city Dorna, Mexican vaquero lore, and an auto laundry ad. It mentions the number of connections, a faint fire at London Cafe, and odd local curiosities with a playful tone about commerce and honesty in advertising.
Democracy and Equality in Caruso Voice Debate
A cleaned slate of a New York Globe essay argues democracy opens doors beyond aristocracy, yet true equality arises from removing privilege. It contrasts democracy with autocracy, praising merit over birth while noting leaders emerge from varied backgrounds and social conditions.
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New York Globe
Democratias
Ubime
Goda
Aristocra
Caruso
Calind Gevat
Democrary
Tnt
England
Hitle Welch
Honora
Byrng
Deters
Gal “Ord
Ediesson
Pasteur
Wenley
Knox
reMtion
Etiakeing
Copsright
Brite Oring
Ferguson Speaks at Seguin Texas Senate Candidate Visit
Ferguson, a United States Senate hopeful, spoke in Seguin and San Marcos amid a crowded courthouse gathering. Reports note strong reception, with local business leaders and neighborhood residents in attendance, as plans for a fair and county sale event being organized by local groups.
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Seguin
Sepun
Tex
Dune
Janes
Verguson
United States Senate
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San Maereos
Chamber of Commerce
Supa
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J. W. Gantl
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Man Marcos
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