Alarm and unrest over Carlist movement in Spain
Cabinet sessions in Madrid report anxiety over Don Carlos possibly landing in Catalonia and growing Carlist activity. Authorities close Madrid club, patrol coasts, and preempt insurgent efforts while police deter attempts to raise support. A garrison at Badalona is attacked. Villadarias is arrested. sea safety questions loom amid warnings about ship vulnerabilities.
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Spain
Don Carlos
Catalonia
Azcarraga
Madrid
Gimboats
Badalona
Barcelona
Villadarias
Australian Constitution Debate and Injunctions in Local Case
The article examines Australian federal structure with a focus on the House of Representatives power and Senate checks. It mentions a local Cleveland injunction over a police signal system contract and discusses concerns about corruption and government by injunction. It notes demands for better education, spelling, writing, grammar, and math.
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Awit
Australia
Pgssessi
Executive
Senate
House
Cleveland
Wise Philanthropist Leaves Fund for Students at Lehigh
Frank Williams of Johnstown Pennsylvania wills nearly 3.3 million to Lehigh University. The fund will be named in his honor and its income loaned to poor and deserving students who sign their notes. Notes may not exceed ten years and repaid funds return to the endowment to grow.
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Frank Williams
Johnstown
Lehigh University
Too Many Studies in Schools Arouses Medical Societies
A debate rises as medical societies urge reform of school curricula. Homeopathic circles lead the public opinion push against heavy mental labor for children over short years. Physicians recently examined candidates for admission to the profession.
Idan and the Elements. Accidents like that sustained by the American liner St. Paul demonstrate
The fragment notes accidents and references the American liner St. Paul as an example. It implies caution or resilience in maritime incidents without detailing causes or outcomes. The text centers on the interplay of hazards and sea travel.
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Paul
St. Paul
Greatest of fronopoilies and Standard Oil’s reach
The piece alleges Standard Oil controls all U S oil output and related infrastructure including plants, pipelines, railroads, steamships, coal and iron mines and stock in many trusts. It claims the president earns more than almost any individual on earth, second only to the Sultan of Morocco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fronopoilies
United States
Standard Oil Company
Morocco
Brooke Stil Lives by Colonel Jean Brooke in the Navy
Colonel Jean M. Brooke, designer of the Merrimac ironclad, is a Virginia Military Institute professor emeritus of physics. At 79, he still walks daily from his Lexington home to the post office, maintaining vigor and routine.
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Brooke
Jean M. Brooke
Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
Witty Metropolitan Magistrate Plowden Turns Fifty Six
Mr. Plowden the Metropolitan police magistrate of London recently completed his fifty sixth year. Born at Meerut India where the mutiny began he is lauded as one of the most amusing magistrates on the bench with witticisms well appreciated in the public galleries.
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Plowden
London
Meerut
India
Maeterlinch Finds Solace Among Bees In His Garden
A friend of the bees notes Maeterlinch spends much spare time with the beshives in his garden. He enjoys watching them and is said to have infused the bees' life into a new drama he is writing in a poetical and mystical manner.
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Maeterlinch
Stonewall Jackson Home Now Tenement House in Lexington
The former home in Lexington once sheltering Stonewall Jackson is a crowded tenement. The house rows with many families while the famed Sunday school he taught for African Americans continues to flourish.
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Stonewall Jackson
Lexington
Rutgers Freshman Hazed in Box Prank by Sophomores
Rutgers University freshman B I Schirler, New Brunswick, was packed in a packing box with excelsior by about twenty sophomores. The hazing left him on the residence doorstep after the doorbell rung while he was gagged and bound, but breathing. He refuses to name his attackers and plans to seek faculty action.
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B. I. Schirler
Rutgers College
New Brunswick
N. J
Shirler
New York Herald
Shivler
Hazers
Sayings and Doings Not Fear Her Book
Mrs. Crewninshield announces her forthcoming The Archbishop and the Lady is set in a French chateau near Paris, not Washington figures, with no focus on official or social leaders. The piece details the author’s travels, the chateau’s medieval history, and a house party with Mme Juliet Adams.
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Crewninshield
Bureau of Navigation of the Navy
Washington
Crowninshield
France
Paris
Mme
Juliet Adams
Crowninshields
Mme. Adams
Townsend Elected President of General Passenger Agents
Henry C. Townsend of the Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain is chosen president of the American Association of General Passenger and Ticket Agents. Born in August 1847 in Pittsburg he began railway service in 1863 and rose through roles at Bellefontaine, Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore, and Pennsylvania railroad before leading major lines in Wabash and Missouri Pacific.
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Henry C. Townsend
Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain
American Association of General
Pittsburg
Bellefontaine Road
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Toledo, Peoria and Western
United States
Peoria
Wabash
Toledo
Wabash, St. Louis
Pacific
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Sixteen Year Old Bryn Mawr Produces College Heads
Bryn Mawr College, sixteen years old, has produced four graduates who lead other colleges. Notables include Miss A C Simery as dean of Brown University women, Mrs G H Putnam as dean of Barnard, Mrs A P Saunders formerly head of Sage College and Helen Bartlett as dean of women at Bradley Polytechnic Institute.
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Bryn Mawr College
A. C. Simery
Brown University
G. H. Putnam
Barnard
A. P. Saunders
Sage College
Cornell University
Helen Bartlett
Bradley Polytechnic Institute
May Yohe Returns to New York Aboard Lucania
Among passengers arriving on the Lucania in New York Saturday were Lord and Lady Francis Hope. Lady Hope, better known in the United States as May Yohe, the actress, and her husband traveled with the party.
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May Yohe
Lucania
New York
Lord
Francis Hope
Flope
United States
Putnam Faceless Dues Refunding 10c Per Unhappy Package
Monroe Drug Co in Unionville Missouri offers a ten cent refund for every package of Putnam Faceless Dues that fails to satisfy customers. A note adds that socialists in Paris have organized a bureau to spread their doctrines.
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Putnam
Monroe Drug Co
Unionville, Mo
Paris
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Grant Webster
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Maple Street
Norwich
Batt
J. W. Gunnels
Toledo, Ohio
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Carter
Parker's
Harts
Hindercorn
Yucatan
St. C. Townsend
Youjie
Grippe
Croup
Mrs
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Hal
Br. Greene
Herve
Ferre
Cora Learmon TR
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J. A. Ferre
Main Street
Hartford
Conn
Lulu
Greene
C. H. Bailey
Waterbury, Vt
St. Vitus
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