Sun’s cooling and future heat sources threaten long term fate
An extended essay argues the sun is cooling and will shrink in diameter, reducing heat over millions of years. It examines gravity’s role, Langley’s speculative collision idea, and the Moon’s tidal effects slowing Earth's rotation. It proposes future heat from solar collection, Sahara and Central Asia deserts, or deep earth heat, while warning wasteful use of finite resources endangers civilization.
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Lord Kelvin
Newcomb
Prof
Langley
Apostle Peter
Apostle
Washington
Earth
Ericsson
Sahara
Central Asia
Ike & Passenger
Riches and troubles. Uncle Rufus on wealth and fate
Uncle Rufus narrates with folksy humor how wealth attracts misfortune yet fails to bring simple comforts. He recalls a steady life spent on small joys versus a millionaire’s constant losses, hinting riches bring neither happiness nor security.
Tails Up Tossed Coin Triggers Suicide Pact Death
In Los Angeles on July 7 John W. O'Brien a Shake Hewrean student and mining expert shot himself after placing a man in front of a mirror and firing. A note linked to a suicide pact appeared with a coin toss belief. Letters from CG W Langford hinted at entanglements and urged against marriage as fate loomed.
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Los Angeles
John W. O'Brien
Shake Hewrean
Grandavenia
St. Louis
Chicago
Whring
Brien
Voltine
Shakspeare
Sulette
CG. W. Langford
Philippine Fishing Co
Yomboanga
Philippine Islands
Limeford
O'Brien
Physician's Wife Run Down Near St Louis by Millionaire's Car
Mrs. H X Lyon wife of a prominent St Louis physician at 4203 Cabanne avenue was struck by a touring car owned by millionaire Fred C Peper while crossing Hamilton and Maple avenues. She suffered internal injuries a fractured right leg and multiple bruises. Peper was arrested after the incident and detained at the Twelfth street station.
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St. Louis
H. X. Lyon
Cabanne Avenue
Fred. C. Peper
Aillionaire Tobacco Manufacturay
Ely
St. Lukes
Christian Peper
Christian Commelina
Chris
May Pepers Foklerson
Race War Ends as Italians Return to Natalbany
Italians who fled during last week's race troubles return to Natalbany Louisiana. Among arrivals is Charles Lambla whose wife feared he had been lynched. Government troops seize Choliteen ending the Honduran revolution.
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Natalbany
Charles Lambla
Ohio State News Names Watkins Replacement as Prohibition Governor Candidate
In Columbus Ohio Jetin B Martin of Cincinnati was chosen as the Prohibition party nominee to replace Rey Aaron Watkins of Ada who resigned amid investigation. Martin accepted the nomination at a meeting led by Chairman Hawk. No candidate was chosen for governor at the time, with plans to reconvene.
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Columbus
Jetin
Martin
Cincinnati
Prohiibition Party
Rey Aaron Watkins
Ada
Geieetian
de AL Hawk
Warkins
Warkis
Dying Father Granted Visit By Pardons Board
In Columbus Robert Lingafelter, serving an indeterminate sentence at Mansfeld reformatory, is granted a rare privelege to visit his dying father at the penitentiary. The Lingafelter family, including his mother and a guard, accompanied him. Authorities seek clemency before death as the state board of pardons will discuss the case next week. In Columbus a new company of the Ninth Battalion is mustered in at Dayton with Adjt. Gen. Critchfield directing and Maj. Filton and Maj. Reett assigned as recruiting and mustering officers.
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Columbus, O
Robert @ Lingatelfer
Mansfeld
Newark
Guy, Harris
Pathor
Son
Lingafelter
Charles Mamilton
Coliobus
Critchfield
Daston
Xena
Filton
Charles Reett
Will Serve Two More Years in Columbus Prison
Fragmentary OCR shows Jocoh Myer from Lawrence county nearly completing a 36 year sentence in Columbus. Gov Marts may grant a pardon, delaying the remaining two years of confinement beyond the stated term.
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Columbus
Jocoh Myer
Lovegy Bentener
Lawrence County
Marts
Live Wire Close Call Injures Two Men in Curiosity Incident
In Fingiay Ohio a newsboy named Carfield Crawford nearly died after grasping a live electric wire while curious about its spark. His hands were badly burned and he remained unconscious for a period. Oliver Barrett was also shocked while handling wiring, suffering a severe jolt.
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Fingiay
Carfield Crawford
We Spark
Oliiver Barrett
Board Sets August Meeting for State Superintendent Next
Columbus charity and correction board calls a meeting of all state superintendents of children's homes in August to discuss the secretly enacted law governing such homes.
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Colmbus
Board of
Shite Charities and Corrections
Murder verdict and Carnegie Medal tale in Ohio case
Guilty of first degree murder after a two hour deliberation in Chillicothe Ohio against Rue ber Anderson for killing his sweetheart Pearl Warning in Avweast in 1907. Jury recommended mercy and Anderson seeks Carnegie Medal for saving a child at Cedar Point earlier.
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Chillicothe
Atlnr
Ber
Anderson
Pearl Warning
Avweast
Findlay
HE Matthias
McComb
Carnegie
Bliss
Columbus, Trem
Cedar Point
Fifteen Buildings Struck by Storm in Mt Henry County
A severe wind and electrical storm hit Napoleon area causing extensive damage. Fifteen barns and houses damaged across Mt Henry county with property and crop losses reported. A rat infestation accompanied the event and hindered recovery efforts.
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Napoleon
Mt Henry
Mansion Wrecked by Lightning in Mian County
A lightning strike in clear skies hit the Wratie A Hardy residence in Mian county, leaving Mrs. Hardy badly shocked. The mansion, described as a stately house, was heavily damaged in the incident. Nearby notes mention property value and county records. Hog cholera outbreaks are reported in Williams county affecting two farms, with about one third of Hartman’s 300 hogs dead.
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Piqua
Wratie A Hardy
Mian County
Williams, Bryan, O
Williams County
B. E. Martman
Walter Tomlinson
Hartman
Assaulted Banker Bound Over In Ohio Case
Peter Keitzer was bound over to the grand jury charged with assault with intent to kill Jefferson Manecke son of Union National bank president. Manecke in serious condition. Bond set at $1000. Also reports include a parole of a woman from Ohio penitentiary Clara Griffith for one year grand larceny. Lightning strikes kill and injure in McAthur area. oil tanks fire, $20000 loss to Standard Oil. Napoleon case convicts Bogart for assault impersonating officer. Findlay death of Elizabeth Williams, town founder. Revocation of Jas Ambrose certificate by state board. Batavia murder indictments against Edward Wilson and John Hill. Canton death of Charles Zande before telling wife. Panic at Wharton circus causes injuries.
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Fostoria
Peter Keitzer
Jefferson Manecke
Union National Bank
Maneckes
Cyener
Standard Ol Co
Gamble Denies Confession in Zanesville Mill Fire Trial
George R. Gamble, a Civil War veteran charged with burning the Zanesville grist mill to collect 3.50 insurance, denied all three confessions and his guilt on the stand. Prosecution witnesses claimed he admitted guilt. state fire marshall and others testified. County auditors noted low attendance at Cedar Point meeting. salary bill discussed. In Youngstown, Athwat Adam was shot through the heart by Galadin, who was firing at a target. suspect Crider investigated as family claims.
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Stte Fire Titarials Department
Bere Cottrell
Dearville
Mr. Gamble
Younentown
Adam
Gataien
Galadga
Crider
Paralytic Patient Drowns at City Hospital
A paraplegic patient at the Safe Hospital for the Insane in the city died after slipping into a lake area near the artified grounds. Fred Eberling, a 14 year old from Belmont County, fell and rolled into the water causing fatal injuries.
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Columbius
Safe Hospital For the Insane
Fred Eberling
Stient
Belmont County
Accused of Selling Liquor in Warren Case
Allen Green was bound over to the Federal court at Cleveland by U S Commissioner Milner on a charge of selling liquor without a federal license. Joan Peterson and East Liverpool pool team members faced related proceedings. Amount tied to bond set at $200.
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Warren
Allen Green
I. F. Everpet
Wms
Joan Peterson
East Livers Pool
Cleveland
United Sites Commisssioner
Milner
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