Old Manhood and Youth in a Century of Change
The article surveys aging, youth, and female life stages, contrasting pursuit of womanhood with societal pressures. It critiques urban modernity, art, and philistinism while discussing canal lighting in Venlon and farm schemes in Canada, then shifts to railway link proposals affecting Indian and Ceylon transport and trade.
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Githood
Mt al
Ceslon Fir
Crytan
Padiatra
Ataniaanama
Pallatinnnae
Forthern
Todian
Ceylon
Cowie
India
New York Church Cost and Global Curiosities
A Parisian tone notes a Saint Thomas Episcopal Church cost near a million dollars as a modest sum in New York’s many half and three quarter million homes. The piece comments on the German emperor’s fiftieth year, a mournful aquarium mystery, and a Wells watchnight service ban due to inebriated crowds. It also mentions the Iceman and upcoming harvests in a brisk, period voice.
Bryan Home Chows Democrats in Session
Nebraska delegates rally around William Jennings Bryan amid Omaha and statewide events dubbed Bryan Day and Beran Day. State convention discussions push for Denver nomination support, with platform endorsing Bryan and delegates instructed to vote for him. Minnesota and Kansas delegates align with Taft and Johnson respectively as party lines form for the national convention.
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Omaha
Ryan Foe
Denver
Bryan
Kareas
Taft
Topake
Kan—Kaneas
Chicago
W. H.taft
Minnesota
Democrats
Johnson
Chaitter & Bitter Fleet
Julin A. Johnson
St. Paul
Jett
Frank Ray
Senator Proctor Dead in Vermont as Congress Adjourns
Senator Redfield Proctor of Vermont died Wednesday after a prolonged illness. Congress adjourned in two sessions of respect, with leaders and colleagues paying tribute. Proctor, a Civil War veteran and former secretary of war under Harrison, was born June 1 1836 and served as Vermont governor before his Senate career. Funeral held at Proctor village church as the body was returned home.
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Washington
Redfield Pyoutur
Vermont
Meteliee 2 Proctor
Dea
Tealdee
Suverson
Smillet Lefh
Ayotter
Redfield Proctor Jr
Chighten
Mins
Emily D. Procter
Senator Proctor
Senmors Tishnaham
Daniel
Gillinger
Parkins
Taldiers
Overman
Hemenway
Senate
Rexvet
Manely
Littlefield
Maine
Laash
Virginia
Staaten
Vormont
Harrison
Proctor
Reddo Proctor
Proctor Virion
Leopold Gives Up Congo Holdings Under New Treaty
The text of a Congo treaty was submitted in parliament by Premier Sehollaert and sent to committee without debate. King Leopold agrees to renounce crown domains and foundation holdings in Belgium and Congo. The Congo revenues are to be shared, with Belgium respecting concessions granted to two American firms in 1906, in which Thomas F P Ryan is involved.
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Brisils
Sehollaert
Wah
Leopold
Belgium
Congo
Thomas FP
Ryan
Duma Seeks Explanation Over Shady Budget Move
In St Petersburg the Duma unanimously adopted an interpellation directed at premier Kokovsoff to justify a suspicious order authorizing a $4,000 international loan in violation of the fundamental law requiring Duma approval for budget actions. In Moosup Connecticut a dismembered Italian man identified as Salvatore Capagelio, 20, found with ties to New York, triggers a murder investigation. his wife accuses him of involvement as police arrest him.
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Duma
St. Petersburg
Dima
M. Kokovsoff
Dino Pietra
New York
Salvatore Capagelio
Millions Involved In Foreclosure Actions Involving Steam Lines
In United States circuit court in Maine trustees of the Consolidated Steam Lines mortgage and the Metropolitan Steamship Company faced foreclosure with $60,000,000 and $2,500,000 involved respectively. A receiver was appointed for the company. George F. Mull of Indianapolis was named receiver for the Co-Operative Construction Company and for the Goshen South Bend Chicago Railway Company.
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Porthind
American Trust Company of
Boston
Consolidated Steam Lines
Maine
Metropolitan Steamship Company
United States Circuit Court
Consolidated Mace of Maine Io
Metropolitan Company
Laporte
Lid
C. Richter
Laporte Circuit Court
Chicago- New York Electric Air Line Company
George F. Mull
Indianapolis
Co-Operative Construction Company
Goshen, South Bend & Chicago Railway Company
Muaiciana death by own action in Waterbury incident
Monet Montrezza, a well known local mystic and his young son William died Friday after taking carbolic acid. A six-year old daughter was found nearly dead from the same cause in Waterbury Connecticut.
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Waterbury
Conn
Monet Montrezza
William
Twenty Die in Gales Off Britain and Ireland
A violent Friday gale swept the coastlines of the British Isles causing numerous wrecks of small craft. About 20 lives were lost, with many vessels wrecked mainly along Ireland's east coast.
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Gals
London
British Isles
Ireland
Tragedy in Kirtland as Husband Kills Wife Then Fatal Act
Kirtland Ohio, Lave Martin, 60, shot and killed his wife after a quarrel and then died by suicide. Mrs. Martin had recently applied for a divorce.
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Blays
Kirtland
Lave Martin
Town to Fire Swept Near Pottsville
Girardville, a mining town near Pottsville, suffered a Thursday blaze that swept the central district destroying seven houses and a store and lightly damaging several other dwellings.
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Pottsville
Girardville
Tragic North Collinwood School Fire Kills 167
A devastating fire at the Lakeview school in North Collinwood near Cleveland claimed 167 children aged six to eight, many incinerated as doors opened inward trapped victims amid smoke. Principal Anna Moran survived as temperatures rose and walls collapsed, with funerals beginning and inquests detailing faulty exits and partition barriers.
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Cleveland
North Collinwood
Colliawood
Anna Moran
Burke
Lakeview
Fire Threatens Newburg Indiana As Town Faces Loss
A Friday blaze in Newburg Indiana threatened the town and caused about 50000 in insured loss. A tobacco warehouse three store buildings and one residence were destroyed. Goldfield Troops Leave in Washington after three months on duty to quell mining riots returned to quarters Saturday.
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Newburg
Ind
Goldfield
Washington
United States
Goldfield, Ney
French President to Visit Russia This Summer
In Saint Petersburg diplomatic circles predict a practical certainty of a summer visit to Russia by M. Fallieres, the president of France. The planned extensive trip includes returning visits to Sweden and Norway. Meanwhile, a strike unfolds in Sayre PA with 200 to 300 Lehigh Valley railroad boilermakers walking off Wednesday.
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Vielt Rusela
St. Petersburg
Russia
M. Fallieres
France
Sweden
Norway
Soller
Himtra
N VA
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Sayre
U. S. Soldier Pay Raise Approved by Senate
The Senate passed an army pay bill granting officers increases from five to 25 percent depending on rank. The measure also sets enlisted men’s average pay rise at 40 percent, raising overall compensation for soldiers.
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U. S
Geta
Washington
Senate
Hinde Takes Charge of Tri-City State Bank Affairs
J C Hinde, named by Judge Moore of the circuit court as receiver, assumed control of the Tri City State Bank in Madison Illinois on Thursday after the bank closed two weeks earlier.
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Il!.) Bank
Madison
J. C. Hinde
Moore
Ensult Court
Tri-City State Bank
Steamer Wrecks Bridge In Toledo Strikes City
Friday afternoon the steel steamer Yuma was torn from its moorings by ice and water on the Maumee river and crashed into the bridge connecting Toledo's two city sections tearing out a span and carrying it into the river. Mrs Harriet Hathaway widow of Alton Illinois died suddenly in Nashville Tennessee while en route home from Florida.
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Yuma
Maumee
Alton
Ill
Nashville
Tenn
Harriet Hathaway
Florida
Conviction in Portland Case of Two Over Defrauding U S
A Portland jury found George Fred Terry and Henry W Boshan guilty on both counts of conspiracy to defraud the United States government. The verdict was returned late Thursday after a trial detailing schemes to misuse government programs. Justice actions and potential sentencing will follow in the coming weeks.
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United States
Portland
George Fred Terry
Henry W. Boshan
Fatal lamp explosion kills two in Sheffield home
Mrs. Bridget King of Sheffield is dead and her 15 year old son John fatally buried after a lamp exploded in their Kewanee area home on Thursday, authorities report.
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Burne
Kewanee
Bridget King
Sheffield
John
Throats of the Warden Scuffle at Dowr Lodge Prison
Violent break at Dowr Lodge Montana ends with Assistant Warden killed and Frank Conley gravely wounded. George Rock and W. I. Hayes attack Robinson in the warden’s office with knives, Conley fires, three convicts wounded. authorities seek full details of plot while Rock and Hayes face recovery.
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Mont
Wareden
Frank Conley
Uwe Montane
Atate
Asistan
Jat Robinon
George Rock
W. I Haye
Mandy
Conley
Nes
Coningtaayes
Nock
Rock and Mayer
Hoth
Hobbson
Hayes
Seine
Cel
Rock
Robinson
Jesse
Kock
Wae
Baen
Reck
Welfare of Children Congress Nears Peak War Era
Delegates from nearly all progressive nations gather March 1 for the International Congress on the Welfare of the Child under the National Mothers' Congress. Sessions unfold for a week addressing war impacts on children. President Roosevelt to host delegates at the White House Tuesday for talks on child life. Ellsworth Brown and British ambassador James Bryce are among speakers representing the United States and Great Britain.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
United States
Ellsworth Brown
Big Dam to Furnish Power in New England region
Brattleboro Vermont and Vernon Vermont areas will benefit from a dam spanning the Connecticut River. The project, costing over a million dollars, aims to generate 16 500 horsepower and distribute electricity to parts of three states including Hattiesburg and Northfield. Fire threats and local incidents are reported in brief notices from various cities.
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Bristleborough
Connecticut
New England
Brattleborough
Vernon
Hinsdale
N.H
Northfield
Maas
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Women
The article cites millions of letters from women attesting to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound curing various ailments. It claims the remedy relieves suffering, avoids operations, and is made from natural roots without drugs, acting on the feminine system to restore health.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Labret Ab
Lydia
Pinkham
Ne Tenson
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