Snake Plea on Protection Draws Necktie of Fear
A mute black snake sought protection from hunter Wilkes-Barre, then was gently handled by Goodwin of Kinzeton who saved it from biting. The snake was later presented to Wyoming Seminary as a curiosity. In Fort Resolution a wolf invaded a fishing site, stealing trout remains while dogs chased it away. In Santa Monica Paul Raubach, famed Bristol Pier cafe steward, wrestled a 21 pound yellowtail to shore, sustaining injuries but displaying the fish in the pier’s grocery windows.
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Wilkes-Barre
Faul Goodwin
Kinzeton
Goodwin
Wyoming Seminary
Fort Resolution
California
Santa Monica
Cal
Paul Raubach
Bristol Pier Cafe
Ming
Raubach
Bristol Pier
Munich professor claims diphtheria cure procyanase
Professor Rudolph Hm merich of Munich University announces a new diphtheria cure named procyanase. He states the remedy, derived from bacilli processed in liquid, is blown into the throat and destroys the diphtheria bacilli even in severe cases.
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Munich
Rudolf Hmmerich
University of Munich
Grang Finale at Fair Showcaps Day's Close
The Grang finale marks each day at the fair with a Naples Carnival and Mt Vesuvius eruption on a large outdoor stage. Italian royal visit scenes unfold as performers, clowns, and specialty acts dazzle, followed by dramatic fire and a grand fireworks display. Pain’s acts spotlight aerialists, high wire performers, and comic gymnasts in a world famous showcase each evening.
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Naples
Paris
Vance
Fale
Brig
Pain Forces
Ami
Factions fight to control Lake Superior Copper Co
New York November 7 The battle for control of the Lake Superior Copper Company valued at about 4 million dollars enters a new phase. An injunction blocks T Tanhall Lee president of the First National Bank of Philadelphia from voting 5000 shares used as collateral to prevent a Philadelphia contingent from voting at a board meeting. The feud pits New York and Philadelphia directors over management, with Chas D Warren of Foron to, president, opposed by New York directors seeking to reorganize and oust him. The meeting was adjourned to January 4 as lawyers consult on strategy.
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New York
Lake Superior
Consolidated Superior Company
T. Tanhall Lee
First National Bank of Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Jersey
Chas. D. Warren
Foronto
Werren
Texans Celebrate Golden Wedding in Texas Ore Interior Era
Chicago dispatch recalls a Texas romance that led to a golden wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Filwards, both octogenarians, married November 5, 1843 in Gaveston Texas after travels through Missouri California and Texas. He is 81 and she was 84 last month.
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Chicago
Texas
Horace Filwards
Edwarda
Gaveston
Edwarde
Uxlveston
California
Edwards
Bater
Missouri
New Guard Company May Be Organized in San Antonio
An effort to organize two national guard companies in San Antonio is under way. Willard Simpson, an architect with militia experience, is discussed as captain potential. Robert Michaels, West Texas Military Academy graduate, could be first lieutenant, with 40 youths already signaling interest. A meeting after fall hopes to complete the organization, backed by state officers eager for a San Antonio militia presence.
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Campeig
San Antonio
Tremaly Anxiouus
Willard Simpson
Robert Michaels
West Texas Military
Micheals
Morally
Tinane
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Creed
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Capa
Tam O’shahters
Frank Bros
Alamo Main Plaza
Sean
Grang
Algo Anita
Paul
Copper CO
Madar Dean
New York City
Wasnga Bros’ CO
Colford-Dooley
Lasoya St. A
Foley
Hoxar Drug Co
San Antonio International
Mexico
Arts and Industries of the Republic
Ghristie Strang
Ghristie
the Fair
Pain
MT. Vesuvius
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