SING THE MARSEILBAISE REVIVALIST ROWS IN BUSTLING UNIVERSITIES
Corresponsimde of Associated Press reports widespread student unrest across provincial towns as universities face closures and strikes. In Litneds region towns like Dorpier show protests at halls for autonomy while authorities deploy troops to quell demonstrations amid marches and chants.
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Speec
Frank God
le Fermithee
Gogol
Hovellat
Veronochical
Ties
Aro
Sipre
Letitia
Acrinnd
Ehronts Mann
Hoyt Diamonds Cart Contest Promised Over Playwright Jewels
The Hoyt Diamonds dispute over late Playwrights jewels promises a cart contest. Jewels valued near 950000 form part of the Interior Host estate. Frank Meier and Maxi partner are executors handling the estate details.
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Tegerred
Moon
Frank Meier
Mankato notes reveal mayoral win and political maneuverings
The piece reports J. M. Scott reelected mayor on a nonpartisan ticket in Mankato over W. S. Cannon by a large margin with about 19 women voting. It mentions Mre Mary W Seales and Miss Sagan Misk Hoyt relatives, local post office salary changes, and political activity including J. A Lowe and Dems prospects. It also notes the trial of Ewing Herbert for disturbing John Beukling’s post office dignity and surrounding crowd support.
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Kax
J. M. Scott
Ala Oppanent
W. 8 Cannon
Jewell County
J. A Lowe
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Mbaksto
John &. Puch
Continental Creamery Company
Namine
Congress
Hikwatoa
Ewing Herbert
John Beukling
Hilserathe
Mrs O Grady Accused In Montana Diamond Case
A Minnesota woman Mrs Minnie O Grad y widow is jailed on a charge connected to using a drug to coerce a woman into accepting a ride and wearing diamonds for display. The accused denied involvement while authorities link a pattern of thefts and suspicious deaths connected to insurance.
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Strmeapolis
Minn
Times
Butte
Mantraya
Minnie O'Grady
Emma Giend
Eich Kon
Sue
O'Grady
Mra
Proulx
Leavenworth County Central Committee Advances Date
The Republican county central committee of Leavenworth moved the county convention date from May 5 to April 1. Leavenworth will send 1 delegate to the state convention, the third largest in the state, with 166 delegates remaining to be elected from M counties. Dates and county delegate numbers are noted for January 16.
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Underground tunnel line proposed from Jersey City to Battery
Albany April 9 The New York and Jersey City Terminal Underground Railroad company seeks $100,000 to build an underground tunnel under the Hudson from Jersey City to the Battery with a branch to Thirty-fourth Street extending toward the East River linking with Vanderbilt system. Other items note Trans Alaska Railway money dispute and Idaho miners strike details.
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New York & Jerey City Terminal
Nua
Mto
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East River
New Mercantile Store Shows Modern Improvements
The New York Mercantile Company's store at 120 Hasi Sinih has undergone notable upgrades under new management. Improvements include new show windows and toilet facilities, with a redesigned saloon area in the rear and improved rockmust chales. The store is described as very well laid out and among the best in the city.
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God Bmercantile Company
Hasi Sinih
Poe
Fitzsimmons Fight May Move to California Amid West Fight Block
Governor Mc Sweeney blocks the Jeffries Fitealimene bout in South Carolina forcing a potential move. Fitzsimmons camp confirms options abroad with California favored after San Francisco still considered.
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Mc Sweeney
South Carolina
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Fitzsimmons
California
Kipling Poem For Cecil Rhodes Funeral Reads At Interment
The Times prints a four stanza Kipling poem to be read at Cecil Rhodes’s funeral tomorrow. The verse contemplates nations and worlds, the dead awaiting granite tombs at Matopo Hills, and an immense, brooding spirit that remains.
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Times
Hudyard Kipling
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Matoppos Bills
Madame Eames Poisoning Incident Reported in Chicago
Chicago reports actress Emma Eames, famed soprano, was taken ill suddenly last night. Doctors were summoned, and after two hours of treatment all effects of the poisoning subsided. She was said to be in a state to resume her performance schedule.
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Embalming Experiment Preserves Black Corpse in Six Months
Battle Creek Michigan April 8 The body of John Ieek an black man who died six months ago was exhumed for embalming The body is unusually solid and resembles dried tar with features still full The experiment claims the fluid will preserve for years The report cites an eastern chemist and earlier tests on an unclaimed county hospital corpse in Houston Tex April 9 The last spike is driven in the International and Great Northern extension from Houston to Ware with through service starting May 1.
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A Fight On When You Tell People to Quit Coffee
Independence woman writes that stopping coffee helped her and her mother with illness and claims Postam Food Coffee cured many. She recalls a desperate case of a dying woman and urges others to switch to Pastam Food Coffee, noting strong opposition yet belief in the remedy.
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Coaxing an Appetite With The Spring Purifier S. S. S.
An Atlanta testimonial extols S S S as a spring tonic that restores appetite and purifies blood. It laments poor diets and laxatives, claims S S S corrects dyspepsia, insomnia, and nervousness, and urges readers to begin now for healthier circulation and digestion. The ad cites long standing local credibility and invites medical inquiries.
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T. J. Simmons
Atlanta, Ga
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Sift Specific CO
Atlanta. Ga
Platt Cartoon Sparks Indignation Over Old Man Depiction
The Platt cartoon inflames readers as two impersonators stage a skit at a theater, with a New York critic praised for daring commentary. The scene features a dramatic exchange about aging, wit, and public figures, hinting at Croker era politics and street performances.
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Ranson
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New York
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Weill
Ana Lee
WANTS ARCTIC RELICS Byrecuks in nuptogate contest
An odd contested case involves Byrecuks and others in a nuptogate matter citing Robert Minch Geiriell, Josephine Van Rene gelaer of Nodinavenke New Bar, and Grinnell connections. The petition seeks a remedy amid claims of influence and financial wagers, with a London association noted and a ten pound stake mentioned.
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Arctic Bee
Rensselaer
Baak London Association
Canastota Couples Wed In Boston Honeymoon Then Scandal
Met on Wednesday in Canastota New York, Miss Woolworth of Buffalo and May Hurd wed the same day, after a favorable introduction by Rev. Le Smith. They traveled to Boston for their honeymoon but back home the day after the marriage the husband reportedly beat his wife, though the bride, daughter of William Hurd, remains popular in the community.
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Iment
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Death of Private Richter Reported After Gagging Incident
Washington reports from the War Department state Private Richter of the Twenty eighth Infantry died after being gagged by Lieutenant Sinclair, who was tried and acquitted in the ensuing inquiry. General Chaffee’s telegram notes the facts while detailing misconduct and the fatal outcome.
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Green goods circulars chase ends with arrest on Brooklyn line
A large group of green goods circulars were seized after a dramatic pursuit on the Brooklyn elevated line. The suspect, later identified as James Brownlow, tossed bundles into the street before they were recovered. He was taken to the police station as the investigation continues.
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Brookhen
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