Adana and Mardin plight highlight Turkish famine
Fragmented report describes two central family centers in Adana and Mardin amid locusts and famine in Eastern Turkey. It cites worsening distress, looming mass deaths, and insufficient relief, with Adana and Mardin as focal points and projections of death before June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
American Board
Adana
Constantinope
Mediterranean
Mardia
Moinaihoud
Ada
Enoos
Methods of execution and electric punishment in New York
A New York World piece surveys historical methods of capital punishment, comparing garrote and guillotine to the rope and sword. It argues civilization has moved toward humane, swift methods and endorses electricity in state prisons as the fastest, most reliable, and least sensational means of execution.
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Kmsdell
Beloit College
Mount Vernon
George Washington
Lord Eresine
Washington
Europe
Lever
New York
India
St. Paul
St Peter
Malearters
Uatron
Tarquin Priscus
Cysara
Blackstone
England
The
Union
Valencia
Miwane
Powell
Hein
Commodore Gerry
Wnion
New York World
A Fair Kleptomaniac Exposed In New York Store Tale
A New York merchant, correspondent for a prominent paper, details a striking case of kleptomania among female shoppers. He describes a wealthy wife who quietly steals small items while her husband pays the resulting bills, orchestrated through discreet follow ups and recorded losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cove Nh
Lollies American
Goves
Pha
Opeaaion
Sternea
Midnight Visitor In a Steamy Hall Mystery
In a heated hall a man lingers with a woman as a clock strikes midnight. A shot, a cork pops, and a father returns with a smoking musket. Misunderstood guilt clashes with a noisy night and a Boston reference as tension rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Longatop
Boston
Hoston
Princess of Wales
Will Gee Iborough Howes
Frieday Ma Sinish
Corset Practices Sparked Secret School Debate
A boarding school episode from Turenta Globe recounts girls loosening clothing for study, linked to a German scientist’s claim that corsets cause diseases. Governors inspect rooms. the scene involves stunned, then amused, reactions as corsets are found on chairs or floors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turenta Globe
Telegraphing Made Easy With Automatic Dispatch Printer
The Philadelphia Record describes a new electric type writer that relieves operators by printing dispatches automatically. It serves as transmitter and receiver over a single line, with end-of-line carriage movement and automatic line advancement. It promises business aids, immediate printouts, and safeguards against errors, claiming advantages over the telephone and noting the instrument as the dynamograph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patent Office
Ltta
Philadelphia Record
The Mystery of America and Ancient Civilizations
A reflective piece argues about American origins and ancient civilizations, linking early nations, aboriginal builders, and lost cultures across North America and Mexico. It references archaeologists and explorers in Central America and the Salt River Valley, noting the vast, unfinished questions about past peoples and their civilizations.
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Alwervan
Arly
Joention
Valles
Mexico
Central
Central America
Charnay
Patnam
Harvard
Peet
Frank Cushing
Salt River Valley
Arizona
Raua
Terie
Pormpeli
Pompeiia
Roe Tenor Journal
Women in French Public Offices Reveal Limited Roles
The article notes women entering French public offices after competitive exams, facing low pay and strict limits. It describes long hours, restricted access, and meals provided by the state, with women excelling in manual tasks but unable to handle correspondence or complex sorting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tara
Mars
Dean
Servien
Tieurge
Michel Die
Frances
Rive
Michel
Picon UK
Ex Senator Tabor Dominates Tabora A Coloraida Gossip
A Tabora A Coloraida man recounts Huston Post tales about ex Senator Tabor, his famous wealth display, and his divorce from Mrs Tabor. Denver circles include Mrs Tabor, an adopted son, and a costly property dispute tied to a large gold, perfume and home investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coloraida
Huston Post
Tabor
Thas
Bimanif
Aisray
Denver
Alfeves
Valae
Ciy
Trier
Tariff Terms From A Dated Tribune Fragment
Fragmentary definitions describe a free trader as someone who would let fires burn from his body to order the plete and a high tariff man as one who would pile on fuel to keep the hues burning. A tariff reviser is linked to the term epogalere by the Lermoneter.
New Allies for the Squealers and Contested Press Attacks
A fragmented report notes allies joining Jake Sharp and Leland Stafford in opposing Uber bineks 7 PY presk methods. The piece hints at political friction and media criticism affecting local power dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Sharp
Leland Stafort
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Alma Record
Baerws
Baer O
Milburn
House of Representatives
Randall
Iegan
Democratic State Committee
Kennsylvania
Randallant
Gebool
Detroit House of Correction
Margaret Arnot
Pahconsburg
Bayette County
Ohio
Margaret Kiser
Bowa Amt
Dakots
Boston Courier
Tady
Germany
Inia
Hoentaker
Ben Butler
Mansur
Missouri
UH Linits
South Carolina
Hartford
Conn
Jody
New York Graphic
Maine
United
Guillotine
Constituent Assembly
List
Doo ‘Tor
Marseilles
France
Nagasaki
Japan
Jacob Sharp
Mandlin
Dive
Pention van Went Furl
Tabora
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