New York Gambling Houses Under Scrutiny and Crackdown
District Attorney Jerome targets illegal gambling dens amid a push to close houses and curb patronage. The report cites open, partially operating venues, with lawmen monitoring conditions as officials promise enforcement and potential prosecutions.
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Jeroma
New York
Ehotie behSetieukd
Terurit Kmat
Bunioeak
Abeba A
Weeecorr
Dann Daly
Tate
Charileid
Jobo Daly
Charicn Reid
Oreacht
Ims
Cortik
Erenter
Aches
Nien
Stiemk
Momeret
Eotres
National Grange Meet in Lansing Highlights 26 States
National Grange convened in Lansing Michigan with 26 states represented. Grand Master Aaron Jones delivered the annual address praising prosperity and urging reforms including rural mail delivery, post service expansion, anti trust measures, and faster construction of the Nicaragua canal and a Great Lakes to Atlantic sea route.
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Lansing
Mich
Ansund
National Grange
Aaron Jones
Annus Addrens
Mivethar
Vin Mike
Congress
RCIA
Missinaipal
Creat Lakes
Avantiz Ocean
Gen Booth in Buffalo Enlightens Salvation Army Mission
In Buffalo General Booth spoke to over 19,000 listeners across meetings praising the Salvation Army as an infant yet rapidly global movement. He described its reach, structure, and services including 27 languages, 615 institutions, feeding 17,000, 14 rescue houses, and care for 8,000 women and ex-criminals, while urging belief in its social gospel.
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Salvationi
Buffalo
William Booth
Enivetion Army
Salvation Army
North Pole
Booth
Pattorm
Gollan
Tor
Silvation Army
Wowie Meyer
Neo
Hooth
Gener Booth
Fragmented testimony on mobilization and refugee journeys
A damaged reminiscence recounts people displaced by conflict seeking shelter and food. The narrator notes cremation of the dead, describes travel across continents, and laments the loss of steady work. The piece hints at a long trek toward a northern refuge and questions future safety.
Slaughter of Deer Reported in Michigan Forests Event
In Michigan forests, hunters recount a deer slaughter begun last Saturday. Reports from Houshient Nye describe heavy hunting with many deer killed near the upper patel area. Officials note the Michigan event includes unusual activity and possible local observers.
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Michigan
Houshient
Mich
Mieh
Geneseo County
Syracuse Rapid Transit directors approve trolley line
Syracuse Rapid Transit directors vote to build a trolley from Syracuse to Cewero at about £100. The plan aims to connect the city to Dawige in under an hour once franchises are perfected. Construction planned soon.
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Syracuse
Oswage
Nor
Campy Lertaicth
Cewero
Dawige
Mother Eddy Fortune and the Christian Science Craze
James Creelman reports on Mrs. Eddy, the founder of Christian Science, detailing her fortune, influence, and empire. The piece notes her wealth from book sales and church holdings, her exile, the scale of her movement, and critics who question her claims while acknowledging the reach of her ministry and healing system.
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James Creelman
New York Wild
Kats
Chretien Science Move Front
United State
Bowtin
Sehioh
Lee
Poruand
Quimby
Boston
Selene Lehane
Jeanie
Edy
Roosevelt Butter Aided by Michigan Dairy Program
Michigan students gain hands on instruction in butter making at the Michigan Agricultural College. The Detroit facility expands dairy education with large butter making systems and a direct-im indirect process. Over 200 students receive demonstrations on dairy science from cream ripening to moisture and temperature control under sanitation-focused supervision.
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Michigan
Detroit
New
Michigan Agricultural
Mena
Abo
Scarlet Fever Cure Could Win Rockefeller Prize
Detroit chemist Dr Hubbert claims a serum developed with Preller Stearns Co may dramatically reduce scarlet fever mortality. The report notes 15 treated cases with thirteen recovering without complications, suggesting a potential revolution in treatment and a $100,000 Rockefeller prize.
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Detroit
Nov
Rockefeller
Tor
Willem Mubbert
Front
Hubert
Christe e church cathedral na table event tale
Mies Richardson from a prominent aristocratic state family is linked to the event. Mr Fitzhuch, son of a humanitarian WH Fitz hush, and brother of writer Mra Ayers, appear in a complex social sketch. Stine Richard son, daughter of the late Hidhe ardeon, is mentioned among a web of historical figures. Young Pitahaen, a nurse in the Spanish War, cared for fever-stricken soldiers.
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Christe Echurch
Mies Richardson
Mr. Fitzhuch
WH. Fitzhush
Mra
Pitahaen
Spain
Hivann
Judge Marries Mill Girl In Nebraska Supreme Court Circle
Rochester reports a Lincoln wedding where Judge Albert Cornish of the Nebraska Third District Supreme Court married Alice Dannetl, a Utica mill girl, after a visit to Lincoln. The ceremony occurred at St Theresa's pro-cathedral Embnoth BY with Father Reed officiating. The bride, 28, is described as a handsome mill worker. the judge is 48.
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Supreme Court
Rochester
St. Theresa's Pro-Cathedral
Etncoth
Father Reed
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