Anarchist Count Errico Malatesta Linked to McKinley Death
A New York Press correspondent cites Errico Malatesta as a leading anarchist in England and a possible mastermind behind the McKinley assassination. The Italian count, now in London, is described as cautious, connected with global anarchist networks, and under constant police surveillance.
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Errico Mal Testa
London
New York Press
Emma Gold- Man
McKinley
Malatesta
Department of Criminal Investigation
Scotland Yard
England
America
France
Italy
International
Manatexta
Staggering Inhumanity Warns of Boer War Peril
A London correspondent reports rising public alarm over Britain's conduct in the Boer War. The piece cites projected costs and casualties, critiques government decisions, and notes martial law and strict censorship intensifying tensions as Lord Roberts ends the campaign amid doubts about South Africa's fate.
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Kruger
London
Empire
England
Republica
Cape
Lord Kitchener
South Africa
Parliaments Foot Etiquette and Odd Rules
A humorous note on British Parliament etiquette reports a unwritten code of laws that restricts MPs from lifting both feet from the floor. It notes the odd exception for front benchers who may move their feet freely.
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House of Commons
Great Power of Fungi Tales From an English Paper
The article recounts remarkable fungal effects including pavement stones in Mt Hays, Basingstoke lifted by underground growth, a kitchen hearthstone forced up by fungus, and a cask of wine in a cellar raised to the ceiling by a fungus arising from a leaking tankage.
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Mt Hays
Basingstoke
M. ©. Cooke
Joseph Banks
Tobacco Industry in France Profits and Imports
The Tobacco Industry in France reports annual state revenue around 79 million dollars with expenses of 14 million, yielding a substantial profit of 64 million. Domestic tobacco use totals over 59 million pounds while imported leaf reaches about 34 million pounds, with notable imports from the United States Brazil Cuba and Java.
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France
United States
Brazil
Cuban
Java
Spain Iron Ore Giants Unite for New Furnaces
A coalition of great Spanish iron ore companies joins under English capital to fund fifteen large modern blast furnaces. The move aims to secure cheap steel by ensuring access to American markets, enabling England to compete effectively.
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Spain
England
Hay-Paunce treaty draft nears Senate amid canal talks
Positive assurances place the Hay-Pauncefotto draft near Senate action. It would supersede the Clayton-Hulwer treaty and guarantee U S neutrality and sole right to fortify the proposed canal across Nicaragua. Supporters want a clear abrogation of the Clayton-Hulwer pact to free U S operation.
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Senate
Nicaraugua
United States
Great Britain
Tne
Hay
Washington
Lincoln
Springfield
Til
Brown University
Hayl
A Convict's Sacrifice Stuns Kansas Prison Tale
Joseph Pabst, a Lansing state prison inmate near completion of a two year term, escaped to see his sick wife and child then surrendered to claim the reward. He led authorities to his family in Reno county before being recaptured by Charles Ramsey, who received the reward. Ramsey handed the money to Mrs. Pabst, while Pabst faces likely serving the full sentence anew. The bizarre case surfaced after Ramsey admitted the facts last week.
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Joseph Pabst
Kansas State
Lansing
Pabst
Reno County
Charles Ramsey
Omdlala
Ramsay
Ramsey
104 Reasons Rev Ledbetter Sermon at St. Paul's Denver
Rev Dr Ledbetter announced from St Pauls Methodist Church in Denver that he would supply the pulpit on the upcoming Sunday before car.
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Dr. Ledbetter
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Denver
First Tea in England and Pepys’ 1660 Cup
The first cup of tea drunk in England was at Arlington House, later Buckingham Palace. The Earl of Arlington paid 60 shillings a pound in Holland for it. Pepys records his first cup on September 25, 1660, amid European warnings about the new drink.
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Arlington House
Buckingham Palace
England
Earl of Arlington
Holland
Pepys
Churches per capita in Australia and rail wage rise
An Australian count shows 6 018 churches total with 210 per 100 000 people, England has 144 churches per 100 000. New Zealand plans raise railway workers wages by 100 000 dollars.
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Australia
England
New Zealand
Ode Fragments from Todianapolla News
A poetic column from Todianapolla News presents fragmented verses about inner longing and distant dreams. It explores light, song, and home as ideals, with imagery of amber gleams, white hands, and stars guiding the soul toward rest and love.
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Ollah Toph
Todianapolla News
Hidden Life Under Stones in Fields and Woods
A St Nicholas writer reveals how stones in pastures and uncultivated ground harbor life. Snakes newts insects and tiny creatures live year round beneath rocks acting as doors to an underground world. Centipedes and millipedes sport many legs, prey, claws, and gentle behavior as they explore roots and decaying matter.
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Snema
Lithobius
Naturaldat
Fort incident reported by Judge Crouse at White River
Judge Crouse writes to L. J. Rice about a fort story told yesterday. An officer stationed at the fort shot and killed four friendly Apache, the account describes the event and its immediate aftermath.
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Judge Crouse
White River
L. J. Rice
Deadly shooting scars intertribal peace effort
A white man victim’s death triggers fear of renewed conflict with Apaches near Fort. A brother threatens outbreak, while a military officer negotiates a settlement. Property gifts follow, including a horse, rifle, and blankets, as the officer vows to prevent further accidental deaths. The Apache return later to receive the belongings under a peace terms framework.
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United States
Arizona Republican
Chicago novel church vows silent worship with organ music
Chicago's new Church of Silent Demand, built by the Prentice Mul ford Club, will forbid voices of prayer or preaching. Sound will be limited to organ music and wall motions to promote quiet devotion. Located in the downtown district, the temple aims to mirror Indian temples with art, plants, and serene beauty.
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Chicago Journal
Chicago
Prentice Mulford Club
Auto Life Society
Allence
India
Tennpases's Btingy Man
A Tennessee cotton man recalls a tale of a stern whisky loving father and a young man who asked about him. He reflects that the elder would lash out at whisky, even if it cost a dime, and that he would rather descend to the lower regions than pay more for a drink.
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Errico Malatesta
London
Malatesta
Tila
Nate
Italy
Henry
Milan
America
Emma Goldman
Juliana
Hood
Islington
Tennpases
Halle
East Tennessee
Lquor
Svecenta
A Liberal Girl and a Funeral in November 1900
In November 1900 a preacher recalls driving twelve miles to conduct a bachelor’s funeral then a mile to the graveyard. He refused payment, leaving the decision to generosity, and was gifted two large sweet potatoes by a stingy brother who urged him and his wife to eat until full.
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Homilette
Fake Palme Threat to Hungary Yields Trendy Palms
In Budapest four demand palm products from Florida prepared palms flood markets. The deceptive ornaments gain favor in clubs and restaurants as the nodding plan misleads patrons. Undeceived buyers will note a detached leaf, wiped with a rag, then reinserted to resemble a lifelike palm gesture.
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Hungary
Florida
Budapest
Presen
Odd Newt Reports Wasps Using Locked Workshop
Cannell's Magazine correspondent in Gloucester recounts a curious wasp incident. Wasps entered and exited a lock that secured a workshop door. The owner removed the lock to inspect, finding mud-made cells filled with larvae and several dead wasps inside the rock, suggesting a noisy, unsettled home.
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Cannell’s
Gloucester
England
Phop
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