Neptune the Newfoundland on Carolina sinks at sea
The New York Times recounts how Neptune, the Newfoundland aboard the ship Carolina captained by Stephen Lemoi t, fell overboard while the vessel neared New Orleans up the Mississippi. The crew and captain pondered saving the dog as the tug could not halt the ship.
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Carolina
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Com
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Orleana
Lemint
Cunetraine
Notable Rescue Reunites Crew After River Accident
The account describes a river accident near New Orleans leaving the ship wrecked and parting company with the captain. Around 50 miles below New Orleans the survivors reached the levee and discharged camp cargo for two days before a crew member nicknamed Nep unexpectedly rejoined the vessel.
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the Lever
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Neptune Finds Ship After Long River Journey
A tale recalls a dog named Nep who reunites with his master on a river voyage. The captain’s reunion moves all aboard. legal action follows as Poormaster Grock sentences Livermore and Kaleer to two months in jail.
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Nep
Neptune
New Orleans
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Dog Sent to Jail In Hoboken Over Master Bond
In Recorder Stanton's Hoboken court a yellow dog named Kaiser was sentenced to 0 days in county jail to keep him with his master Edward Livermore Time. The tale describes the dog and man starving together and Kaiser wavering between loyalty and suffering as Life tests their bond.
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Kaleer
Stanton
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Dee
New York
Malietoa Denounces Samoa Partition in London Letter
Malietoa Tanus writes to the London Times denouncing the partition of Samoa as a treaty violation and a crime comparable to the dismemberment of Poland Denmark and France. He says Britain and Germany promote wars and annexations. He condemns the colonial civilization imposed by great powers as inferior to traditional Samoan society.
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Malietoa Tanus
London Times
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Samoa
Poland
Denmark
France
Hague
South Seas
Africa
Bookkeeper Ledger Promises Time Savings for Firms
Advertisement-like notice promoting a self indexing ledger to save time. Mentions Halt Lithographing office hours and Throop hotel dates. References to railway mail clerks and named individuals in a compressed, OCR style text with unclear context.
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Topeka Social Evening Highlights A Cake Walk Victory
A Topeka social page notes a cake walk with twelve couples. Miss Ruby Nickerson and Ed McBride win, with Nickerson receiving an elaborate two story pasteboard cake. Fred McGigin led the cake walk. Steinberg's orchestra provided music. chaperones listed.
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Charles Barnet
Horace Hall
Ruby Nickerson
Ed McBride
Miss Nickerson
McBride
Fred McGigin
Chartie Page
Denver
Ruby Nickom
City of Mexico
Bes. Pennell
Atchison
Jessie Arner
Myrtle ‘Vis
Iyah Davis
Roseing
Florence _ Rossington
Mabel Wilson
Mise En On
Susanne Gay
Js Mary Thompson
Glenia Cram
Mary Lakin
Alby Ware
Alles Prescott
Misa Grace Weiss
Misa Edna McClintock
Tte Lord
Emily King
Moan
Mabel Knowles
Jed Wagner
Bessie Stewart
Anna Whitelock
Charlotte
Mc Whitelock
Harry Valentine
Robert Ruggles
Fey Howell
Harry Nicholls
Dorr Norton
Tom King
Kurtz Kellam
David Lakin
Walter Burgess
Dick Alden
Win Alexander
Will Seller
Ralph Valentine
Edward Dennis
Dean Low
Albert Patten
Frank Curry
Martin Wiksdal
Frank Davie
John Nicholson
Adrian Sherman
Joe Morgan
Albert Horton
Fred McGittin
Lon Davis
Chester Woodward
Everett Dallas
D.E. Esterly
Evening five party at Auburndale home noted
Miss Ethel Fox and Miss Alice Bond returned from Missouri. An artistic singing effort is promoted. Me See Dalen to accept pupils for the season at 1 dollar per season. Studio 620 Kansas Avenue.
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Myrtle
Irah Devie
Cuesta
Hover
Charlotte Page
Denver
Pennell
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Ramsey
Industrial School
J. P. Daniels
Daisy Vickers
Thorsday
St. Joe
Ae Friends
Lucinda Phelps
Troy
B. Eb, Pitts
Landy
Harold Chase
Dire
Willis Norton
Jett
Chicago
Bogert
New York City
Rossington
Mire
C. E. Munn
Munn
Ruth Wilson
Pauline
Auburndale
Ethel Fox
Alice Bond
Missourh
Dalen
Kansas Avenue
Treats Both Alike In Berlin War Material Policy
Berlin reports that the government has decided to extend neutrality and allow war materials to be sent to Britain or to the Transvaal, signaling a shift in policy amid growing tensions.
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Nort Deutche Gaselle
Great Britain
Transvaal
Rak hulking shells for Great Brite ain firm action
A firm planned to halt any Intendol dispatch of artillery, ammunition or war munitions to belligerents, aiming to block shipments and curb conflict escalation.
City Fire Threatens Downtown Stores in Colorado Springs
A blaze started at 4 o'clock this morning in the BM clothing store endangering the business district. Flames spread quickly aided by strong winds to the Nichels Grocery and Werte Clothing company, prompting emergency responses from local fire crews.
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Cal
M. Mothcom
Nichels Qirocery Company
Werte
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