Rat Remedies In Denmark Exterminate Vermin Effectively
A discussion on rat control cites Danish laws rewarding rat destruction and funding for extermination. It highlights rats' prolific breeding, with a single pair capable of producing hundreds of thousands over three years, and recalls historical rat catchers and methods from Europe and ships, including traps, electrocuted bait, and cannibalism notes.
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Denmark
England
Britain
Wilthe
Robert Smith
Prin- Amelie
Norway
Jamrach
Horso
Paris
Plaster of Paris
Harper'a Weekly
Owes the World a Living Debt and Its Price
The author argues against the saying the world owes every man a living. Each person owes the world the value of their living, with the world’s price for living being cheap. Prepaying that debt yields a huge discount, while delaying payment incurs steep interest. Most people thrice spend before earning and fail to see the danger, suggesting debt education in schools.
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Rot
Buncombe
Mfe
The Sultan Abdul Hamid Seen by Observers
Harper's Weekly portrays Abdul Hamid as humane and tender rather than cruel. Observers highlight his modesty, artistic tastes, affection for family and friends, and restrained justice. He is described as slow and earnest, with quiet humor and deep sense of responsibility toward God.
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Abdul Hamid
Harper's Weekly
The Psychology of Baseball Breaks the Game Open
Early in baseball, the crucial moment—called the break—emerges from a psychological instant. Players on the bench watch the pitcher and swings with intense attention as the tide of battle rises and falls, influencing outcomes beyond athletic skill.
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Marcy
From Fields of Action to Headlines of the Day
A brisk mosaic of world and local items: hair worm aims to curb mosquitoes. Manitowoc rescues a man adrift after a mine blast. Trinity College replies to Dr. Eliot on new pronunciations. Massachusetts lenses military maneuvers from Aug 14 to 21. Hopkins graduates join Trinity College faculty. Georgia governor signs a trailing state tax bill. South Carolina dispensaries vote on liquor sales. a dispensary shutdown aids cooler deliberation. six drownings in Massachusetts. Italians lured from St Louis in a kidnapping probe. Georgia race tensions. Great Northern to haul Louisiana road material free. Savannah river dam bill advances. a New York woman shoots a lawyer at the Waldorf. Chicago opens tuberculous children’s school. drought in Maryland. Baltimore floods. New York tailors strike for price restoration.
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Manitowoc
Wis
Fred Dicke
Holf
Tr. Jure
Trinity Col Lege
Christian Herald
New York
Eliot
Boston
Massachusetts
Jule Hopkins University
Trinity Colle
Durham
N.C
Brown
Georgia
South Carola
Alph
St. Louis
Great Northern Railroad
Louisiana
Harze
Senate
Uea
Savannah River
Edgefield County
Columbus County
Waldorf-Astoria
Chicaxo
United States
Maryland
Baltimore
Cumberlaws
Washington News Roundup Mixed With War Front Reports
The dispatch includes sparse items on the Maine battleship danger frontier boilers and battleship repairs, tariff politics urged by President Taft to Republican senators, a government postal card contract in Luke Michigan, Marine Corps lieutenant exams, a treasury call back, and a swift signing of the Payne tariff bill. Foreign notes report the Czar and English King meeting at Cowes on warding a ship, a France visit, and a shopping for the czar's daughter. Acapulco aid is dispatched by Diaz with ten thousand dollars in cash and supplies amid earthquake relief progress.
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Maine
Heipton Meads
Taft
Tarif
United Front
West Virginia Paper Company
Luke
Marine Corps
Russia
England
Cowes
France
Acapulco
Diaz
Officer shoots two men in Black Mountain hotel incident
The Gladstone Hotel at Black Mountain saw constable F C Watkins shoot two visiting men, Bunting and Collins, after a 1:30 am confrontation. Bunting died in Mission Hospital from internal hemorrhage. Collins is badly wounded but expected to recover. Witnesses at the inquest argued officer justification, citing disarray and fear during the shooting.
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Asheville
N. C
John Bunting
Wilmington
Chattanooga Mailiine Company
Mission Hospital
Gladstone
Black Montain
F.C. Collins
Hillsboro
F.C. Watkins
Black Mountain
Sature
Saluy- Jay
TL A
Buntime
Collins
Sid
Alice Smith & Wesson
Stargervil
Bunting
Cave
Cave and Werhe
Wawen
Varios
Vrny
Sunday Merrymakers Crown Tragedy At Castine Theatre
A Sunday morning incident near the Castine theatre left seven people in distress and drowned one man who led the party into danger. Residents of Toe leda Dill, including women, faced fatal outcomes as others were rescued after the ill fated excursion.
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Pola
Maumee
Castine
Toeleda
Dill
Aml
Lin
Congressman in Fight in Washington Streets
Special Representative J. Thomas Heflin of Alabama became involved in a physical counter with an automobile in Washington on Tuesday afternoon. The assailant’s name is alleged to be Johnson, but no arrests were made and the antagonist’s identity remains unclear.
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Washington
J. Thomas Helin
Alabama
Johpson
Mr. Heflin
Sutton investigation aims to clear Lt James Sutton’s name
Mrs Special Mrs James N Sutton of Portland and her daughter Rosa Sutton Parker of St Paul with counsel Henry F E Davis arrived from Washington to press removal of the stigma of death by self destruction from the name of Lt James Sutton Marine Corps son of Mrs Button, as board of inquiry resumes its inquiry into his death.
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Sutton
Annapolis
James N. Sutton
Portland
Ore
Rosa Sutton Parker
St. Paul Minn
Henry FE. Davis
Washington
James Sutton
Marine Corps
Mra. Button
Mavel Board of Inquiry
Young Sutton
State Rests Thaw Case in New York Trial
In White Plains New York the State rested its case in the Thaw trial, with proceedings shifting to Harry K Thaw and his attorney to counter testimony from the defense witnesses who faced cross examination by District Attorney examining officers.
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White Plains
SN. Y
Wedneelay
Harry K. Thaw
Pardoned boy in Spartanburg after fatal accident
Gov. Ansel granted clemency to Alman a white boy who was sentenced to two years after a killing linked to hunting with two single barrel guns. The case involved his friend Burgess and was ruled an accident with no malice. a six month stay led to a pardon following a prearranged agreement among the solicitor and defense. The community debate centered on the light sentence and the pardon.
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Columbia
Ansel
Ureat
Alman
Spartanburg
Tom Burz
Hows
Ursa Minin
Tom Burgess
Apopula Se Mills
Greer
Hoys
Alan
Ove
Wimself
Burgess
Memminger
Gov
David Flatson
Colt
Kershaw Enuney
Guy
Mlc. West
Rorehaew
Colin
Iasmiehae
Keedui
Eich
Education Day at State Fair Planned in Columbia
Plans are underway for an Educational Day during fair week in Columbia. The executive committee, at February's meeting, fixed the day and secretary Love has sent notices to schools and colleges asking full cooperation. The city, railroads and public organizations will aid. no pupil or accompanying adult will be charged admission. Students must obtain free admission cards the week before opening. Letters have been sent to State Superintendent Swearingen outlining the plan and a public information drive will begin in August. Railroad and state roads have expressed willingness to provide transport and special agents for guidance and literature distribution.
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Columbia
Love
A. Wolf
Lore
Sue
IR. Swearinen
South Carolina
Collee
Lanford Oil Mill Sold in Laurens Bankruptcy Case
Lanford oil mill property sold Monday under bankruptcy to J. B. Craig of Clinton for 8000. The reserve price was 12000 but no bids met it. Some machinery and supplies were sold for 87. Camp Sullivan’s companies from Aiken and Lovey attached units of the South Carolina Guard are encamped near the fort, with plans for drills and mortars as they arrive.
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Laurens
Lanford
Craig
Clinton
Courta
Port Moultrie
Charleston
Spectah
Aiken
Lovey
Guard
South Carolina
Sullivan's
Wight
Charleston Men Favor Dispensary Resolution Passed
A Charleston business meeting at the chamber of commerce Monday unanimously urged voters to support a dispensary proposal in Charleston. The action reflects local business support for establishing a dispensary and guidance to the electorate ahead of the vote.
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Charleston
Charleston Chamber of Commeres
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Calhoun
Calhoun Falls Investment Company
W. Campbell
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Bntier City
Sih
Ana
Anne
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