Waste and warming talk cross oceans and climate plans
The article laments whale waste and shell wealth while noting West Africa knowledge of abandoned whales. It discusses climate ideas from dams to alter currents, New York World views on regulation, and snippets on Burrows in Essex and hedge of honey bees. It also mentions New York college girls earning high salaries and baseball players.
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West Africa
Pacife
Plalau
Bax
New York
jPelbeling
Burbank
Burrows
Essex
England
Outrage Scale Sparks Suspected Suffragette Attacks
Reported railway dynamitings at Stockport and an attempted blast near Oxted Surrey trigger a manhunt. Two women, Phyllia Trady and Millicent Dean, were arrested with bags of petrol doused candy and a note urging action by suffragettes. Police say threat and vandalism follow Mrs. Pankhurst's rhetoric.
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Stockport
Cheshire
Suspleton
London
England
Stuelkport
Svffrozlas Ord
Deel
Surrey
London, Brighton & Southeast
Ty Aires
Old Sinter
Plymouth
Manchester Art Gallery
Scotland Yard
Charles Montagne
Tornado Ravages Missouri Town and Surrounding Areas
A large tornado struck Sturgeon in Boone County Missouri on April 6 destroying homes and barns and killing farmer George Mathews and severely injuring his wife. The storm damaged several farms and caused extensive property losses valued at thousands of dollars. Earlier reports from Omaha describe a parallel windstorm near Fairport along the Nebraska Kansas line causing further damage.
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Columba
Terande Pear Sturgeon
Boones County Iureday
George Mathewa
Farina Honken
Barne
Omaha
Neb
Fairport
Churaday
U S Takes Up Woman's Case
Washington reports the United States government plans to act on a charge that Belle Emerson a leading American suffragist did not receive a fair trial in Bogusty courts and was treated harshly by warders in a London prison Prossant Wilson met with Secretary Bryan to discuss the charges and Bryan sent a cable to the American embassy in London to hurry details.
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Wasllington
United States
Belle Emerson
London
Shea
Proassant Wilson
Bryan
Angle Department
Workmen's Bil Passed by Minnesota Senate
Workmen's compensation and employer liability bill, largely copying New Jersey law, was posted by the Minnesota Senate by a unanimous vote on Friday. The measure aims to regulate work injuries and employer responsibility.
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Paul
Minn
New Jersey
Minnesota
Train wreck reported near Marshall Texas
Fragmentary telegraph report states part of a Texas and Pacific passenger train was wrecked near Provencal Louisiana with section foreman named Jandmnga ae and crew details unclear.
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Marshall
Tex
Texas and
Pacifo
Provencal
Jandmnga
Montenegrins Win Victory at Tarabaseh Fort
A Montenegrin assault near Tarabaseh Fort succeeds after 200 bomb throwers from several battalions perish. Turkish defenders suffer heavy losses in a brutal hand to hand fight lasting about an hour. The Turks fail to hold the position as Montenegrins secure the area and casualties rise on both sides.
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Celttaja
Tarabaseh
Scutari
London
Montengero
Aucckss
Taraboseh
Bourgri
Opelhdr
Helen
Wasperdia
Senator Vardamann Calls for Ratifying Repeal of Amendments
Senator James K. Vardaman of Mississippi vows to press Congress to repeal the Fifteenth and modify the Fourteenth amendments. He argues the Fifteenth guarantees Black suffrage and questions the basis of representation under the Fourteenth.
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Vardamann
Washington
James K. Vardamnann
Miselapippi
Congress
Miss Virginia Brooks Weds in Chicago Quiet Ceremony
Miss Virginia Brooks, noted for her political ring influence, quietly married Thursday in Chicago. Groom Charles S Waehburne of the Chicago Tribune staff, with the wedding at the Waehburne home, 848 Barry Avenue, officiated by Rev. A Bugens Bartlatt of the Church of the Redeemer, 2024 Washington Boulevard.
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Chicago
Virginia Brooks
West Hammond
Atlean
Joan of Arc
Charles S$, Waehburne
Chicago Tribune
Weshburne
Barry Avenue
A. Bugens Bartlatt
Church of the Redeemer
Washington Boulevard
Oflciated
Detroit man sent to Sing Sing for fifteen years
Max Kleinberg, formerly of Detroit, was sentenced to Sing Sing for a fifteen year term on Wednesday. He pleaded guilty to burglary charges and faces a lengthy prison term.
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Mirebug
Prleon
New York
Max Kleinberg
Detroit
Sing Sing
Brg
Heinberg
Drowned in New York River Amid Tugboat Incident
A fragmentary report indicates five men drowned on a Wednesday in New York when a tugboat collision or entrapment occurred on a river stretch. Limited readable names and details suggest a maritime accident with multiple fatalities.
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Fixe
Rapt
Rlver
New ‘York
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Beat ‘Thomae
Oeaea soVing Shree
Roola Loedlad Wit
Een
Huerta Accepts Lascurain as Provisional Mexican President
El Paso April 5 General Huerta agreed to Pedro Lascurain becoming provisional president to satisfy factions in the Mexican melee. Lascurain would serve the uncompleted term of the late President Madero and remain as foreign minister in the old cabinet. The move aims to stabilize a split between Huerta's northern support and the southern uprising led by Zapata.
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el Paso
Tex
Cara Promise
Huerta
Mexico
Repata
Ane
Odd Deaths and Arrivals From Global News Snippets
A series of brief, fragmented notices recount incidents from London and New Haven to Athens. Includes a Russian lieutenant’s suicide in London, Yale students welcoming former President Taft in New York, a double train fatality in Allanes, and a mass guard detail for French bandits awaiting execution.
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London
England
Pariokski
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Band
Tait
New York
N.bc
Sthel Kahn
Abdullat Hassan
Wredtter
Aido
St. Paul
Kahn
Harrisburg
Wine Qifing by Five Votes
A fragmented political snippet notes a close result with five vote margin. The text mentions a party or group facing defeat and hints at a disputed outcome amid unclear names and locations. Further details are not readable.
Japanese Protest Over California Land Law Reaches State Dept
Ambassador Chinda met with Secretary of State and Bryan in Washington to present Japan's objections to California land law proposals. The discussions touched on US policy shifts since Roosevelt and the potential for concessions, with Japan signaling ongoing diplomatic sensitivity over California coast issues. The State Department issued no confirmation of further communications with Governor Johnson.
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Washington
Baron Chin
Jajfnese Sambasserdor
Statutevan
Salifornia
Ae Nears
Bryan
Japan
Moosevelt
Katt
United States
Mroosevelt
Junan
California
Pacific Coast
Jonson
Caufemi
State Department
Johueon
Congeruiog
Six Strike Riot Shatters Auburn Plant in Violent Protest
A mob of about 300 foreigners attacked the Colombian Rena company plant in Auburn New York Friday injuring six strikers one shot in the head and two critically. Police and militia dispersed the crowd firing on the mob as shots were exchanged leading to multiple injuries and one prisoner taken after a heavy melee near the plant relied on by local authorities.
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Auburn
Pulga Bara
Rena Company
Porkona
O'Neill
Fire Department
Lotal Militly Company
P'Slook
Lao Bol
Bycare
Ohlat
Winnipeg Bends 7000 to Red Cross Society in May
A garbled report shows Winnipeg bending seven thousand dollars to the Red Cross Society in Washington for road sufferers. A Zeppelin air crew event is hinted with French background and April dates, mentioning Washington and France.
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Winnipeg
Ohio
Duneville
France
Parada
Heraal
Guy
Lnter
Fferph
Parigtes Fire at Pratele Leaves QV Responding
Unclear OCR text indicates a fire incident at Pratele with emergency response by QV. Details on date, cause, and casualties are not discernible from the fragment.
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Zien
Pratele
Fossil finds reveal extinct buffalo in South Africa
Dr Broom investigates a prehistoric site north of Bloemfontein where a hot spring once formed. Remains include bones from an extinct buffalo larger than present species, hippopotamus-like teeth, and warthog remains. A Dutch eyewitness helped secure the discovery from dispersal.
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Tntote
South
Alates
Atevent
Broom
Iverson
Bloemfontein
Acsundhit
Broont
Hipponotaweland
South Afea
Dodds Kidney Pills Proclaimed Miraculous Cure
A readable advertisement fragment touts Dodds Kidney Pills promising relief from dropsy and swollen limbs as testified by Rev. Rolund Heslop of Wigr ton Fa. It mentions benefits after use and invites correspondence, listing price and distributor. The text also contains stray notes about Mount Royal volcano belief and other merchandise, lacking clear cohesion.
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Rolund Heslop
Wigrton
Dodda
Dodds Kiley Pilla
B. Hea
Dodds Kidney
Dodds Medicine Co
Buffalo
Thirteen Echoes in Mysterious Notions and Arctic Returns
A London review discusses Lincolnh Own glorieg and curiosities linked to the number thirteen. It notes Dr Nansen and the Fram crew returning to shore after drift and voyage with thirteen notable instances cited in the tale and records from the voyage.
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Nansen
Fram
Hig
Shirtengen
ti-Nory
Fra
Kirk
Move to Chicago Amid Family Stress
A fragment reports a family moving to Chicago amid tense circumstances. The text is garbled but indicates upheaval and relocation as a response to pressure within the household. No clear names or dates are recoverable.
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