Phenomenal Young Soprano Robert Murray Draws Attention
New York May 24 Dr Frank Miller reports on Robert Murray a Tacoma boy of 12 praised as a remarkable vocal phenomenon with a range from C to 128 V P and astonishing agility He reportedly sings arpeggios from G to G in five seconds and can reach the Dalton whistle quality with a five octave reach amid high praise from Mme Alda and others.
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Edison’s Educational Test Draws Fire From Professor
Boston. May 23. Thomas Edison is labeled amazingly ignorant by Prof. Everett L. Getchell of Boston University School of Business for Edison’s educational test questions. The professor says a college graduate would not be a better employee for Edison after 100 percent. Getchell would score under 40 percent. He admits his own inability to answer them. Edison’s remarks show his ideas on education are about 20 years in arrears.
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Boston University School of Business
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Indicted Florida Governor Catts Tied to Peonage Probe
Former Florida governor Sidney J. Catts has been indicted by a federal grand jury in Pensacola Florida as part of an investigation into peonage labor.
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Body of Babe Found on Scottish Mountain Likely Carried by Eagle
London May 24 A charred skeleton of a two year old child was found on Mither Tap in the Bannachie group Scotland. The disappearance years ago led to theories the baby was taken by gypsies or an eagle. The body located two miles from the cottage supports the eagle theory. The mountain had burned last year and a timber salvager uncovered the remains.
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Bonus taxes show return to normal after April
Bonus taxes paid by concerns incorporated during April totaled 6575 dollars, up from 5304 in March, as computed by the State Tax Commission. Recording fees for April were 1326 dollars, versus 1186 dollars in March, indicating a rebound from prior low industrial mood.
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Dog death suit pivots on alleged self destruction
Boston May 24 The owner argues the dog died when struck by a car while the driver contends the animal caused its own death by circling and biting unseen threats under the tail. The case is before Suffolk Superior Court as attorney Donaghue seeks damages. Three youths charged with street baseball faced Police Court with one fined a dollar and two given warnings. The note adds Bombay being the world’s most densely populated city.
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John Chaissen
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Chaissen
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Ingrown toenail remedy promises rapid relief
An advertisement claims a few drops of Outgro reduce inflammation and pain around an ingrown nail and harden the tender skin so the nail grows outward overnight. It also notes Quigro as a harmless antiseptic for chiropodists, available to anyone at drugstores.
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