Great Jewel Robbery Foiled By London Detective In Merced
Scots Yard detective from London arrested two English jewel thieves in Merced California after a world wide pursuit lasting nearly five years. The robbers had stolen jewelry valued at about 200000 dollars from a London home earlier and fled via America. The arrest followed months of tracking, culminating when they sat in a Merced saloon and were confronted by the detective who offered to take them to the county jail for extradition. They agreed to return to London by steamship from New York. local police confirmed the arrest to reporters, noting no local officers aided the case.
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Achane
Globe
Mreert
California
Scottant Yard
London
Ofler
Dia
Ubeck
Sealand Yard
America
Oaksend
Scotland Yard
Div
New York
Merced Eberif
Ofice of Arms
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How to Keep Cool with Condy’s Fluid
An old advertisement promotes Londy’s Fluid as a cooling bath additive for daily baths and foot baths. It claims the Condy’s Fluid bath imparts cooling, refreshing, and purifying effects, relieves aching feet, and removes odor and perspiration. It warns against dangerous substitutes and notes Condy’s Fluid contains permanganate of potash and is sold by chemists throughout the British Empire.
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Londy
Condy
Manus
Pius
Philippines an American Record in Pacific Ties
The Philippines interest Australia as a Pacific link and market. Taft's report to Congress is analyzed, predicting future Philippine development and trade with the United States. The piece discusses sugar and tobacco markets, coastwise laws, and projected economic growth following U S policy under McKinley and subsequent reforms.
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Philippines
Australia
Commonwealth
United States
Pacifc
Taft
Congress
Manlis Bay
William Kinley
Alpe
Philippine Islands
Alaska
Cuba
United State
Tnat
Progress of Philippine self government and trade prospects
The article discusses the Philippines moving toward self government, praising Taft and Roosevelt for guiding policy. It notes a long path ahead, with assembly gains and a shift to possible independence later. It covers business conditions, sugar and tobacco impacts, coastwise trade limits, subsidy needs for US vessels, and the push for an agricultural bank and framer loans.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Uber
Cuba
International
Philippines
Wade
Fipinos
New Philippines Assembly
United States
Philippine Islands
Philippine Hasnena House
United
Tress
Ube
United States Army in Philippines and policy on costs
The text debates whether to maintain 12,000 soldiers in the Philippines versus withdrawing forces in order to avoid annual expenses around 8,000,090101. It questions scuttling obligations to the Philippines and whether retreat opens a profitable trade position and strategic Pacific presence for the United States, weighing costs and geopolitical aims.
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United State
Ammount
Unita Bates
FBI Lippines
The Soldier Orator Maenamara Lectures Chelsea Cadets
Dr Maenamara a Liberal in the fresh British Government spoke at the Duke of York's Royal Military School Chelsea London. He recalls boyhood in barracks Monreal Pembroke Dock and Exeter, his schooling as a pupil teacher and wanting to be a soldier. He urges duty over ambition, pride in service, and the ethic of hard work and loyalty in the British Army.
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Stacnamara
Bax Berm
Duke of York
Chelsea
London
Talon Jack
Mumard
Monreal
Alma
Ac Balaclava
Stinkerman
Canada
Parrack
Pembroke Dock
Exeter
Craw
Sebaetopol
Treasury
Thimk
One Never Knows by Lor
A family on a fishing trip faces delays and danger as the Scroggs struggle to return home. Mrs Scroggs pleads for help while Mr Scroggs tries to manage the failing boat amid a brewing crisis at sea. The mother's pleas reveal fear and resolve as the tide shifts and danger looms.
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Mia Rerenge
Irene
Mrs. Scroggs
Scroggs
Charles Scroggs
Ducky
Mr. Scroggs
Albert
Gates
Mr Beregam
Charlie
Tovatala
A Wonderful Sea Bell
An article describes a submerged sea bell device off the Nab near the Isle of Wight. It explains the bell’s mechanism, including a weight driven by waves, a clapper struck by buoy motion, and a depth of inundation. It notes 1255 vibrations per second, and mentions a vessel tested for signaling submarines and storm readiness.
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Nab
Ine of Wight
Paris
Aires
Ak Oy
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