Trembling Mountain and Trembling Lake in the Laurentians
The article describes Trembl ing Mountain and Trembling Lake near Montreal and Victoria B C as notable natural observatories. It notes the Laurentians speckled with rounded summits, the high Trembling Mountain crest, and the 734 foot Trembling Lake above sea level. It mentions the Discharge feeding Devil's river and the lake’s trout and pike, with pike suppressing the smaller fry.
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Death by Own Action Increases IT 18 MOST FREQUENT
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Death by Own Action Across Europe Aged 55 to 65
A historical discussion analyzes suicide patterns in Europe, noting higher rates in prosperous Saxony, Prussia, England, Germany, and Austria, with soldiers notably affected. It cites 210 per 1,000,000 in England, 550 in Germany, and 1,209 in Austria, while religion is seen as a key personal crisis influence.
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Henderson in Washington looks to Congress opening
The senator spoke on his December return to Congress, delayed by a wreck and says the house will focus on the Nicaraguan canal bill. He stresses there will be no idling and that both parties have work ahead in the session. He gave a hurried interview to a reporter.
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Great Coal Deposits Traced Along Chignik Bay Alaska
Coal outcrops traced seventeen miles along Chignik bay 325 miles from Unimak Pass Alaska Claims covering the deposits filed by miners employ Thomas M The Apollo mine manager at Unga says veins uncovered range four and a half to nine feet thick with lignite and bituminous coal Spring diamond drills will probe depths and continuity of the deposits.
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Protest Meeting Demands Annexation to United States
In Havana on November 26 opponents of Bishop Sbarretti presented a resolution urging all municipalities to annex to the United States during the meeting led by General Gomez.
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Want Annexation in Nicaragua Draws Tacoma Visitor
P C O Rourke visits Nicaragua where he has secured land to plant 42000 coffee plants for export next year. He praises the Nicaraguan republic and says locals view the United States as their mother country and welcome annexation.
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Nicaragua
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Nicaraguan Republic
United States
Root Sierta for Home
AUGUSTINE Fla Nov 26 The steamer Kanawha with Secretary of War Root and General Wood of Cuba sails from the port all day but must return for Jackson ville then head to Washington Mrs Wood and children will join and depart Ha tomorrow Governor Jal Wood will accompany them to Ha
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Rumor of Emat Nicholas Health Sparks Concern
In St. Petersburg on November 26 reports spread that Em at Nicholas is threatened with a lung condition that could affect his recovery. Officials have not confirmed the rumor, noting inflammation of the lungs as a common typhoid complication in Russia.
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Figaro Editor Valfrey Dies in Paris
Paris report states M. Valfrey, foreign editor of the Figaro, died of pneumonia at age 62. The longtime journalist rose to prominent editorial position and was noted for his international coverage.
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Union Stock Market Summary Edits and Trading Conditions
The market showed slow, weak demand with dull activity across cattle hogs and sheep. Prices drifted lower for common grades while heavy feeders and western beef steers sold at steadier or near steady levels and hogs saw selective strength particularly light hogs around 4.80 dollars.
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Kansas City Cattle and Sheep Receipts Mixed. Markets Steady
Cattle receipts near 4,000 with market steady to weak. Native steers 4.00 to 5.30, Texas steers 2.25 to 4.50, Texas cows 2.25 to 3.50, natives 1.00 to 4.25. Stockers 3.00 to 4.35, but 2.25 to 6.55. Sheep receipts around 14,000 with lambs 2.25 to 4.30 and muttons 3.00 to 4.50. Continuous listings reflect broad market activity and mixed price movement.
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Kansas City
Texas
Death of Aguinaldo Reported in Luzon
War department notes Manila papers claim Aguinaldo may be dead following October reports from Nueva Ecija in northern Luzon. Captured bags and personal papers accompany the latest account, with Trias signing as commander in chief.
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Retired Navy Captain Edward T. Strong Raised to Rear Admiral
Washington notes Captain Edward T. Strong is placed on the retired list with the rank of rear admiral. He entered the navy as a yeoman and rose through service years, earning a final retirement in Massachusetts.
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