Schooner Blown Off Cape Scott in Bay Day Storm
The forty-storm weather blew the schooner causing the crew to abandon ship near Carter Point Lighthorse. The exhausted survivors drifted ashore with scarce food and clothing after a long voyage from the Cape Scott area. Captain and crew were rescued by harbor authorities after spending hours in seas and winds.
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Value of a Life in Medicine and Society
This passage argues the life of a physician cannot be valued by purely commercial terms. It contrasts monetary costs with the intrinsic worth of a life, noting medical work seeks to reduce disease and improve public health even as doctors face economic pressures. The text reflects on the physician’s role in cities like Chicago and the dependence of families on medical income.
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Harvest of Straw Votes in Angna Campaign
A fragmented dispatch reports chaotic harvest of straw votes and motorized fundraising as candidates flood the nation with buttons and gear. It notes Mr Knobtodk's return from Wackingum, a reaction to a costly campaign, and mentions Prohibition debates, church influence, and a Guthrie debate on monarchy while warning readers about unreliable reports and urging restraint.
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Skating Rink Tonight Attracts Rio Grande Worthy Act
A rousing benefit event featuring the striking balancers and mechanics of the Rio Grande Western is set for tonight at the Auditorium skating rink. Indications point to strong attendance as the venue hopes to draw a full house through the evening.
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Episcopal minister speedily cut off
Pon Nutac Wie April a Tay Bather Russell J Wiher, a member of the Jesusit Order i Gt Tauls, ex archibeacon of the Chicape cathedral, was deposed from the Episcopal church today by Bishop Charles Gratton of this diocese. The bishop said the action was prompt to prevent return, noting Wilbur had always been Roman at heart and had recently entered the Catholic church at St. Louis.
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Heavy judgment against syndicate in Chinese railway case
Thurlow Weed Barnes sought $206100 from the American Development Company and Chinese Railway Syndicate. He obtained a judgment for $208481 against the company, with members tied to payment, including the Camexio Steel Company.
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Camexio Steel Company
Four Battleships Urged in Naval Bill Debate
Senator Pyles of Washington calls for increasing naval funding to four battleships from two as President Samuel Gorupers of the American Federation of Labor reaffirms stance. Delegates from the Women's Label Tongue are not entitled to vote or act it.
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New York City
Narrow escape for Count and Countess in Vienna river incident
In Vienna on Easter Sunday Couil Szechen and the countess, once Glagg Vanderbilt, nearly drowned while crossing a river. They were rescued after being swept by the current, supplied with dry clothing nearby, and suffered no lasting injuries.
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Fire Threatens Major Damage in Cape May
A brief Cape May notice reports a fire danger that could cause extensive damage. Immediate action urged as responders assess the scene and residents brace for possible evacuations and further risk.
Fire devastates Luukenau vilix near Cape May Pola
A blaze at Luukenau vilix near Cape May Pola destroyed the structure and damaged an adjoining hotel. Investigators and volunteers will return after bad weather to inspect the site and pursue potential causes amid ongoing cleanup.
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Staal Hotel
Death to flies New York slogan sparks public health drive
A New York slogan Death to flies circulates as merchants and health officials push early season measures to curb pest borne diseases. Experts warn that heavy fly activity can spread intestinal illnesses and gastrointestinal issues, urging sanitation and preventive actions.
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Chinese Boycott Japanese Reaches Sydney The War Fever
The Sydney report notes a Chinese boycott of Japanese goods growing since the Tateu Maru incident last February. The movement, begun in China, has reached Sydney and is nearly complete there, with wool markets in St. Louis showing steady territory and Western medium prices.
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