Eye Shape and Color Said to Reveal Character in Study
A New York Journal excerpt claims blue eyes indicate weakness while wide open eyes show fear or care. It links eye width and pupil coverage to traits like intellect, memory, and temperament, noting color shifts can signal anger. rapid eye movement supposedly reveals agitation and insincerity, with many other speculative associations.
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Prom
New York Journal
Cculleta
Draper
Setiena
Bar Harbor Ferry Disaster Kills Dozens In Plank Collapse
A crowd of about two hundred flooded the Mount Desert ferry gangplank at Bar Harbor as it gave way under them. Dozens died or were missing with a long dive and a partial underpier sweep hindering recovery efforts. Maine Central Railroad had run excursions to the area to view naval warships, drawing large crowds and endangering safety.
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Bar Harbor
Mount Desert
William Murray
Hrewer
Irving Bridges
West Hancock
Albert Colson
Levant
Alonzo P. Oakes
Bangor
Grace Burner
Joseph Murphy
Oldtown
Hollis W. Batey
Eleworth
Clifford Cushman
Corte
Maine Central Railroad
Maine
Hancor
Mount Desert Perry
Terminnus
Tein Te Fert
Pat
Wut Delas
Delinquent Tillman in Scrutiny as State Probes Grow
Aug. 7 Columbia South Carolina—A wide debate over political influence surfaces as the legislative investigating committee releases findings involving Senator Benjamin Tillman and former Governor John Gary Evans. The panel alleges improper use of penitentiary facilities for private gain and questions about the conduct of agricultural enterprises linked to the figures. The report also notes Neal, a penitentiary warden, and Colonel Neal as a key ally in the alleged arrangements. The committee calls for firmer prosecutions and oversight measures to prevent abuse of power and state resources.
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South Carolina
Columbia
Legislative Investigating Committee
Henjamin Titman
John Gary Evans
Neat
Neal Nimsell
Holsted
Mery
Thas
Tilnan
Evans
Rey Jo
Alta
Meera
Tilman
Tillman
Bane
Benaine
Pulman
Repark & Peculiar
Neal
Benatar Molauris
Cintonel Jonny
Doc
Columbia Dake
Almost a Riot at Buffalo Bill Parade Collision
Strncie ma nnl y-auong the pee rade of the Buffalo Bill Wild West show the paraders and street car company collided on the public square an riot nearly erupted as men interfered for the show. Manager Baldwin of the street railway tried to indicate the route and when refused sent motormen to reroute. At the corner the dome crew blocked the car and one wagon halted on track. Baldwin intervened and attempted to push the wagon off the track. A policeman arrived and drew a revolver to compel the crowd to stop.
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Strncie
Nnl
G A R B Heads National Encampment Orders Philadelphia
Acting Commander W C Johnson issues a general order for the G A R national encampment in Philadelphia. Officers report September 4 at 1 2 7 The continental hotel hosts the national council of administration September 4 at 9 30 am The thirty third national encampment convenes for business at Grand Army Hotel September 10 am Wednesday The parade is scheduled for Tuesday with details pending.
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Continental
Ayember
Busiese
SAYS NEW EYEBALLS GREW New York Church Anniversary
The fifteenth anniversary of the Church of the First hor as an ecueviastical body was celebrated in Tercey Cite. Nearly GH faith puriste attended. Pastor Martin D. Hancox urged faith healing and tenet tenets amid a speech about cures by faith. An elderly man testified to recovery after years of blindness, though some details are garbled.
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New York
Church of the First Hor
Tercey Cite
Martin D. Hancox
Pia Tae
Ile
Fatal shooting follows house intrusion in Arkansas
Two Kansax City and Southern Lumber Co. workers clash after Tillmen Watkins abducted Mrs. Orr at gunpoint. Orr killed Watkins with a pistol in a roadside confrontation near Sedgwick. Orr allegedly surrendered awaiting arrest. Mrs. Orr is grief stricken as the community notes his normally peaceful character.
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Orelyig
Watkins
Orl
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Merrhile
Inet
Orile
Bryan's Explanation of Defending Goebel Nomination
Louisville report details Wilfon Bryan sending a Chicago letter to Owensboro's Arit Woodson defending Goebel as Democratic governor nominee. Bryan cites hundreds of Kentucky Democrats accusing Goebel of being a gold bug and hostile to silver. He says silence would be misread, aims to heal Kentucky Democrats, and notes fear Blackburn may be defeated seeking Senate return. Bryan omits pledge to stump. Goebelites expect him, others doubt.
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Goebel
Louisville
Allen R. Carter
Wilfon J. Bryan
Carter
Chicago
Arit Woodson
Owensboro
William Goebel
Aidured Iur
Democrats of
Kentucky
Goevel
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Nebraskan
Bryan Saue
J. €. & Blackburn
United States Senate
Furl
Escaped trolley plunges from trestle killing dozens
Bridgeport reporters recount a loaded trolley on the Stratford extension of the Bolton Street Railway that plunged forty feet into Peek's Mill Pond near Ormnoqué, killing at least 36. About 43 aboard, the conductor removed the indicator, hindering an exact tally. Passengers include Joseph Hotchkiss and Henry Cagewell among bridgeport residents and Stratford locals. motorman escaped.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Stratford
Bholton Street Hallway Company
Oelock
Peek’s Millpona
Ormnoqué
Tilv
Bridgeport Traction Car Tragedy Sparks Quick Aid and 23 Deaths
Emergency responders rushed to Stratford and Bridgeport after a swift car crash near the bridge. Lord was sent to Bridgeport, three ambulances and a police wagon attended the scene, and injured were taken to Bridgeport General Hospital. A morgue was set up in Stratford town hall, with twenty three bodies laid out awaiting identification. Witness Frances Peek reported the car moved unusually fast. Frank Crammer said passengers sang and appeared joyful as it passed. The road, controlled by Bridgeport Traction, was opened to traffic last Thursday.
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Lord
Bridgeport
Bridgeport General Hospital
Stratford
Frances Peek
Frank Crammer
Bridgeport ‘Traction Company
Petition Drives Colored Men to Africa Solution Stirs Nation
Thousands of Black residents petition Congress to send them to Liberia as a remedy for racial tensions. Led by J. H. Johnson, the drive spawns local meetings and vows to present a massive manifesto to Congress. Supporters argue the Civil Rights Act cannot ensure harmony, while opponents fear white backlash.
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Congress
Africa
South McAlegter
McAleer
Thie Place
Piery
Liberia
Nouth
J. H. Johnson
Johnson
United States
Praise for General Otis on Philippine Campaign
Dr James W Ingham after a world tour including Luzon visited Manila March 16 24 and met Gen Otis Lawton Wheaton King and others He praises American conduct and results in the Philippine campaign noting firm kindness to natives and that operations could not cease in the rainy season He defends Otis against criticism arguing the campaign has been well and ably conducted.
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James W. Ingham
Philadelphia
James N. Ingham
W. Hartman Kuhn
BOF
Luzon
Ingham
Manila
Gen. Lawton
Gen. Ous
Mmnila
Otis
Otia
Eesson
G1es
Imie
Las Pinas
Gentia
Sam
Rural Delivery Routes Authorized Subscriptions Topeka Journal
Rural carrier C A Lewis of route No 2 and A P Roundtree of route No 1 are authorized to take subscriptions and collect payments for Topeka State Journal. Readers can have daily delivery for ten cents a week and a mention of Heacom Lights of History on a monthly basis.
Foraker Questions U S Cuba Policy in Washington
Senator Foraker arrived in Washington and sought the administration’s Cuba policy. He questioned why American troops remain in Cuba after the capitulation and noted Congress authorized only thirty to remain for duties against Spaniards. A letter from an American officer in Cuba urged more troops be needed in Ohio and Illinois.
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Washington
Senator Foraker
Hero
Cuba
Unitet States
Congress
United States
Ohio
Ilinois
Foraker
Wounded Private Murphy Survives Philippines Battle
San Francisco August 7 Private Job Murphy of the South Dakota regiment narrowly survived a severe jaw wound from Calumpit battle. The ball tore his mouth, carving teeth and bone, and he was carried by train to the hospital ship Relief arriving recently. Surgeons faced a life or death operation, and Murphy hovered between fate and recovery before a risky procedure saved him. He later faced a brief naval arrest and ten days’ confinement with a strict diet, quipping the shot mattered little compared to the timing.
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San Francisco
Philippines
Job Murphy
South Deyote
Murphy
Calumpt
Relief
W. F. Reid
Nagasaki
Ming
Ene
Murene
Plebs Quit West Point Over Hazing Scandals
More than a half dozen plebes who entered West Point in June have resigned due to hazing. Others consider severing ties as yearlings faced forced inspections, bent rifles, and punishment patrols. Incidents left post surgeon treating numerous wounds and contusions.
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West Point
N.Y
Baverai
Plebs
Ordi
Enver
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