Spain Recognizes Republic of Panama Amid Global Tense Moments
Spain announces recognition of Panama. Across the globe, Japanese troops cross the Yalu in small squads while British bombard Somali coast towns and seize the sultan. Polish agitators face arrests as May Day unrest subsides in France. In the U.S., Mrs Botkin’s murder case is adjourned to May 9. a Pueblo man commits suicide. coal miners strike in Ohio. medical drain on Los Angeles for a Methodist conference looms.
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Spain
Republic of Panama
Yalu River
Squade
Payne
Post Office Department
Cordelia Botkin
Mra. J. P. Dumning
Leon
Tilig
Somaliland
Iilig
Russia
France
Spellmeyer
Los Angeles
The
Methodists
Carl Myer
Pueblo
Coto
Santa Fe
N. M
Vladivostok
Buezacz
Austria
Rescue on the Mountain Ends With Johnson Carried Home
In a storm drenched night, Green and others haul the insensible Johnson from a perilous chasm. They fashion a litter from saplings and rope, deliver care on firm ground, while Dolores watches from the cottage window, awaiting grim news from doctors and a nurse.
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Green
Dolores
Johnson
The Nurse's Story Night Scene In The Mountain Inn
In a hushed room the doctors guard a patient through a stormy night. The nurse talks of Venus and stars with Dolores while her father remains in fragile sleep. Green wrestles with a quiet tenderness, and Dolores withdraws into reading as distant skies lure her beyond the valley tavern.
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Green
Dolores
One Dollar Wheat Prompts Northward Farm Exodus to Canada
Western Canada’s fertile prairie lands attract American settlers with free land grants and high yields. Interior Department data show steady monthly immigration as Dakotas and Minnesota lead in homestead entries, while people from Alabama to Delaware seek new farms across the border. Immigrants study soil, laws, and taxation, convinced Canada offers superior opportunities, and officials warn land may be claimed quickly.
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Canada
Interior Department
United States
Winnipeg Free Press
Dakotas
Minnesota
Towa
Beral
Alabama
Misissippi
Delaware
Union
Prairie
Gulf
Ocean
Mississippi Valley
New Mezino
Oklahoma
Canadian Northwest
Ing
Dominion
Fragmented Coneres Act Note and Night Dialogue
A garbled entry references the Office of the Librarian of Congress and an act citation. The text shifts to a nighttime scene with two speakers Dolores and Mi ex Johnson and a tense exchange about waiting for someone to leave for town. The room is quiet with distant sounds from a bedroom.
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Miex Johnson
Dolores
Immense Exports of Cattle Across Ports
The article paints a vivid view of massive livestock shipments from Boston, New York, and Baltimore ports with cattle, horses, and mules entering ships by the thousands. It notes ongoing cattle movements from Portland Maine to Galveston Texas and extensive mule and horse consignments along the Pacific coast.
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Boston
New York
Baltimore
Portland
Galvestot
Tex
Pacific
How's This We Offer One Hushed Dollars
The undersigned signatories claim to offer a sum and authentication in a cryptic notice. The fragment references uncertain names and obscure terms like Chesey and Segre Warbene, with no clear date or place.
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J. Cheset
Segre Warbene
Bixaas
Maxvie
How Tyson Came Home novel on sale in England America
William H Rideing announces How Tyson Came Home to be published simultaneously in England and America by John Lane. The international story moves from London to a western setting with military pests and a desert mine background, featuring two heroines and no single hero. Other Rideing titles include The Captured Cunarder and Alpenstock.
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Tyson
William H. Rideing
England
America
John Lane
London
Isle of Wight
Mesa
Far West
Cunarder
Alpenstock
Thackeray
Drink Fills Asylum In Edinburgh Ravages
The ravages of drink in Edinburgh have reacked the worst proportion ever known in the experience of the Edinburgh Lunatic Asylum.
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Edinbursh
Edinburgh Lunatic Asylum
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Ohio
Samuel Parks
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Toncini
Oscar
Sweden
Japan
Vienna
Prater
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Meade
Robinson
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Dallas Mills
Ala
Sicily Islands
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Cardiff
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Snowshoe
Andrew Bosko
Jehosom
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Young Green
Miss Johnson
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