Ballinger to Outline Conservation Policy in Congress Report
United Press reports that Secretary Ballinger will press for conservation by law not executive action. The coming Ballinger proposal covers water power site withdrawals, public land monopolies, and a national policy to ensure development by corporations without broad executive veto. Ballinger supports Congress reviewing all withdrawals and opposing unilateral executive actions.
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United Press
Washington
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Life
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Wil de Clare
Thome
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Hallinger
Nec
Bille
Congressman Smith
California
Honator Guggenfielin
Colorado
Diana
Home for Tiny Consumptives
Prominent New York figures including Henry Phipps Nathan Straus and Dorothy Whitney back a entered project to create a national tuberculosis home for children. Funds totaling hundreds of thousands are pledged to establish facilities and care for afflicted youth, with the aim of advancing treatment and prevention amid the so called white plague.
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New York West
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Nathan Straus
Grover Lakewood
New Sheewood
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Keady Che
Dorothy Whitney
Rusteon Devine
Old Nine Controversy Revived Over Revolving Turret Invention
The saga of Theodore K. Trimby and John Ericsson resurfaces as Trimby claims priority for the revolving turret used on ironclads. He asserts Ericsson underpaid him and seeks formal recognition and damages, recounting long battles and disputed inventions beyond the turret.
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Theodore K. ‘Timby
John Ericson
Trimby
Ericcson
Mob Halts After Chief's Appeal in Anna Polly Murder
A mob formed to avenge Anna Polly's murder but was dispersed after the police chief urged restraint. Six arrests followed bloodhound trials, including James known as Frog, Greenaf, Alexander, Muse, and Cooper. Investigators link bloodhounds to a path from the crime scene to a nearby jail as they pursue the suspected assailant and associates in the Negro quarter. The victim, a country girl from Anna Illinois, was found strangled in a decaying hut. disturbances and an umbrella handle mark swirl in the case.
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Enegro Coal Heavy
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Boye
Twelth
Poplar
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Anna Pals Foy
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Samuel Muse Ty
Georgia Cooper
Aion
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Miss Pelley
Harrisburg
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Holme
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Cholera Ravages Simferopol as Crimean Outbreak Grows
A cholera outbreak in Simferopol, Crimea, has killed 35 people, with authorities unable to halt the spread. The Russian imperial family’s presence near Livadia intensified sanitary efforts, but villagers remain unreceptive to warnings, raising fears the plague may engulf the province.
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Madame Steinheil trial threatens officials with exposure
Amid Paris proceedings Madame Steinheil warns she may reveal official back stories if pressed. Testimony yesterday damaged her case and fueled fear among high officials and nobles of disgrace, while court staff weigh whether to postpone for further evidence to probe her lovers and past intrigues.
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Paris
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Steinhell
M Burface
Madame Steinhell
Mariette Wolf
Madame Steintell
Alfaira
Adolphe Steinhell
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Chouanard
Borderel
Madame Steinheil
M. Ballncourt
Marlotte
Forest fires devastate town in Kentucky and West Virginia
United Pros Wire reports smokestack fires scorch Glamorgan Kentucky and nearby Kanerville West Virginia. Thousands battle the blaze as homes and buildings burn in the path of the flames. Fire threatens coal fields and widespread destruction reported by wire.
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Kentucky
Wine County
West Virginia
Glamorgan
Kanerville
Parm-honem
Untitled North Dakota Naval Effort Described
Report describes experimental US speed and power project near North Dakota coast. Mentions Garrett Soy and others testing electric traction and steel weights. Details are unclear due to damaged text but references a 7,500 pound steel load and a high speed system.
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Teheran Faces Rebellious Threat From Western Provinces
Reports from Teheran say Rechia Khan, former parthan of the deposed ruler, moves to overthrow Teheran with mixed forces. Shah-based troops mobilize as tribesmen loot Ardabil and attack the Russian consulate while foreign clerics seek relief from besieged fortresses. The revolt shapes the future of the throne and government stability.
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Express Fear for Jamicans as Hurricane Sweeps Island
Reported storm devastates Jamaica with hurricane and possible quake followed by tidal wave. Communications lines to the island are down. cables damaged or destroyed, hindering alerts and relief efforts. Western Union and other services struggle to restore contact as the hurricane advances inland.
The Cincinnati Theft Case Deepens in Rail Big Four Funds
Reports describe the widening theft involving the Big Four railroad system. Warriner and Cook face scrutiny over a multimillion dollar shortage, with $649000 allegedly diverted from railroad funds. Court statements promise full disclosure as investigations unfold.
Fatal Duel Stems from Jealousy in Local Feud
A fatal duel erupted after jealousy between two men during a gathering in Philadelphia. The incident ended with one man mortally wounded as the event escalated into a confrontation over a woman. Police reported minor injuries to others and no immediate arrests were listed.
Seismic Event Reports Wake College Area Quake
United Press relays a seismic notice describing a strong early morning quake with epicenter far away and magnitude estimates between ten and twelve thousand miles distant. Father Odenbach notes the shock began at 12282 and lasted about an hour. observers say it moved from east to west as most shocks travel.
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Banker Sentenced to Five Years in Prison
David J Richardson a former caster at Cosmopolitan National Bank was sentenced by Judge Charles Orr to five years in a U S penitentiary Leavenworth Kansas after 25 counts of an indictment charging falsifying bank books and concealing entries. In another item a robbery at C B Grove Grain elevator near Ausville left no money taken as robbers fled on a horse and buggy Glenn Cromley was the owner. Two thirds of Uganda's native population has been wiped out by sleeping sickness over seven years.
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Pitsburg
David J Richardson
Commopolitan National Bank
Wos Us
United States
Leaverworth
Kansan
Charles & Orr
Arden
Ausville
C. B. Grove
George Cromley
Ugands
Trial of Mental Assault Affects Mrs Babcock and Husband
Fragmented report recounts Mrs. Babcock and her husband enduring a traumatic encounter with Mrs. Stetson after opposing her methods. The account describes visions, icy blasts, and near electrocution as she describes a night of alleged spiritual torment and fear. The piece references Boston authorities and church involvement, with focus on personal conflict and claimed possession of an independent fortune.
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New York
Boxton
Mire
Jlbeat
Boston
Stetsop
Steb
Body in Canal Spurred Murder Inquiry
A man was dragged from a Webb Street canal and police probe foul play after his skull was found crushed. Identified initially as Monk Pronk, a dairy employee, the body was later linked to Frank. A bystander discovered the corpse near the shore as investigators pursue homicide theory.
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