Educator decries race of hone culture and morality shift
New York observers at the Public Education association discuss child training and moral standards. Percival Chudb of the Society for Ethical Culture urges renewal, arguing schools cannot replace home or church duties. He warns that lax parental care and social indifference threaten children’s moral formation.
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New York
Percival Chudb
Society For Ethical Culture
Amd
Filot
Sronauts Protest Excessive Balloon Freight Rates
New York reports aete grante outraged by high and unfair balloon transport charges. Lan Stevens, coronaut, presented the issue to the directors of the Club of Americans after a letter from A Lambert of St Louis urged lower rates. The Acro club notes France allows balloon shipments at lower costs.
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New York
Aete
Grante
Eadesalye
der Club
Aimeries
Acro Club
France
Baggage and Hopes to Reach Understanding with Express Company
In the roustry, baggage and hopes to reach some understanding with the express company. The fragment hints at ongoing negotiations or dispute resolution efforts involving freight or passenger baggage. No clear date or names are provided.
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Express Companier
Public warning issued to prevent Christmas fires
A public warning from the Chicago area fire authorities urges care with Christmas decorations and inflammable greenery in churches and public buildings. A letter to department stores stresses avoiding flammable greens and improper electrical wiring, asking strict installation and safety to reduce fire risk during festive displays.
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Hare
Chicago
Underwestern
Iowa
Alligator Fights Eagle in Deadly Golden Gate Park Battle
In San Francisco on December 16 a baby alligator in Golden Gate Park fought a full grown bald eagle. The eagle swooped from above and clutched the reptile, tearing it with beak and talons while the alligator countered with a powerful tail. After a half hour the eagle died and the alligator retreated to the pool seemingly unhurt.
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San Francisco
al Mpator
Strelf
Golden Gate Park
Papke Quit. Fans Bay Baying Over His Foe
New York reports from Dec 14 describe fans buzzing about Papke and his rival Quetter, with talk of past fights, promoter losses, and doubts over Papke’s future. Letters from readers label him a quitter, while critics recall his performance against Ketekel and the German foe.
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New York
Pame
Jininy Orttt
Kane
Manis Thunderbolt
Hitanis
Jonhide
Leon
Uelgnd
Ketekel
Fingke
Kelly
Bepke
Los Angeles
Papke
Ham’ Herger
Twell
Students Raid Northwestern Museum Exh ibition
Leafless trees at Northwestern University last night drew students to a museum exhibit.Several students reportedly damaged or removed valuable specimens and escaped on campus. Police will investigate to identify ringleaders as exams and graduation classes limit the campus security.
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Chicago
Nusthwemer University
Hirde
Fachale
Claims Wrestling Dog 15 Member Of His Family
Chicago reports a legal dispute over a wrestling dog linked to a family. Tekin T Mes saxe'n Dritille bulldog was seized yesterday by Bali FS. The Maclellal court granted 2 tranment against Dr Meesaee, claiming involvement in a confidential family matter. The document cites medical and scheduling details and references a wrestling and business figure, Mae t. Schilter teenth, in a complex custody claim.
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Chicago
Tekin T. Messaxe
Bali FS
Water Good for Teeth Provictans Claim
A fragment discusses alleged dental benefits of certain substances and lime water, citing claims about effects on teeth and bone structures in Kentucky. The text is garbled but suggests a study or advertorial note on hydration and dental health with references to Provictans and Polirem.
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Bine Gravs
Kentucky
Perth
System of transfer stealing uncovered by detectives
Two Metropolitan Street Railway employees were arrested as detectives uncovered a wholesale transfer stealing scheme. The men allegedly disposed of passes to agents who sold them to messenger boys and riders for two to three cents each. The operation spanned purchasers and workers, with the investigation aiming to end the scheme.
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New York
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Aystesnlhs
Roadadora
Arenta
Wikee Bors
Woman Pursues Thief, Then Dies in Street
Miss Mayer of Montelafe avenue chased a thief who had broken into her home. After discovering missing chickens she pursued the suspect for several blocks, then collapsed before officers could assist. The death was attributed to the excitement and subsequent heart fatigue.
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Montelafe
Caterine B. Mayer
Tha Tien Howse
Chickes
Misa Mayer
Mra
Bisald
Forte
Sterigous Hospital Chief Returns to Duty After Theft Scare
In New York on December 16 a hospital chief resumed work following a several week absence. John Douglas, while tending a patient, reported his pocket picked of BIS and street clothes stolen from a locker. Police and detectives found no trace of the thief, with other jewelry and cash missing earlier but no suspect identified.
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New York
Nec
Tellecue Bospitat
John Douglas
Ano
de Leetiven
Hospital
I Dirgelse
Rear Admiral Pillsbury Retires From Service
Washington reads that Rear Admiral John H Pillsbury chief of the naval bureaus of navigation is retired at age. President requests he remain to perform duties for the present administration. His retirement promotes Captain Arthur P Nazam to rear admiral. On Thursday, Rear Admiral William J Emory retires, Captain William W Kimball to fill the vacancy.
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Washington
Harley
John & Pillsbury
Naval Bureaus of Navigation
Arthur P. Nazam
William J. Emory
Wiliam W. Kimball
Naval Examining Board
Thrifty Germany Quietly Organizes Waste Sorting
In several German towns residents must separate trash by law. They provide two receptacles, one for ashes and paper and one for tins and paper. The system is used by the town to manage waste disposal and recycling.
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Germany
Broken Back Survivor Featured in Medical Annals Death Follows
Frank Gondoval, once one of three cases in medical annals after a severe spinal injury, endured eight years of torture from a broken back before dying yesterday. He survived with limited limb use, confined to a wheelchair, and suffered progressive nerve decay leading to death. Also included is a Utah water rights notice from the State Engineer about the Order Water Works company seeking to divert up to ten cubic feet per second from springs for a Utah water project with multiple diversion points and a long description of the proposed works and timing.
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Frank Gondoval
Sandoval
Siield
Menrovia
Cal
Derae
State Engineer
Salt Lake City
Utah
Orden Water Works Company
Tt Tanpager
CH. Kircher
Ogden
Apringe
Teyfore Canyon
Weber County
Uren
Township
Orth
Arapas
Neat
Earldale
BAECS
Rota & Lineing
Rala
Yaad
Tusla Canyon
Townstip
Monge
Salt Lake Base
Meridian
Ogden City
22Nd
23Rd
Watson
Aftdartt
Caler Tanner
Policeman Reels In Runaway Horse In New York
New York on February 16 reports a runaway horse galloped through streets as a man pursued it. A policeman finally corralled the animal near Williamsburg plaza after injuring a passerby and traffic, while a woman was knocked down and a baby carriage damaged. A special yacht will discuss the incident with Commissioner Ninahany.
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New York
Cmd
WiMameburg
Willams Fure Aelgee
Bnkert Fo & Elon
Ninahany
Ewindlers Harvest Before Marathon Race
New York Dae 16 aete the anirt at Vanity ancind Maclean Square Garden last night before the part of tty Marathon tune between Daeatite By Oh The Halim ans Temeneted. Abe Core Mae Dacian emitters cate to a harteet eating evcentiras matey Yeon Mebete te Uihathywetini Hathin dik teekk the ACkOTe mete.
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New York
Vanity
Maclean Square Garden
Oh the Halim Ans
Crowding at Fair Leads to Ticket Scuffle and Swindles
Police faced difficulty quelling a tumult when the fair sold out and crowding forced maneuvers. Ticket holders believed admission was refused as the crowd surged. Investigations show old skates and fabe paste boards circulated among eager buyers amid swindles by unscrupulous individuals connected to the management. No arrests were made.
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Mane
Athens
No Half Way Meaautes Opera Exchange
An apparent quarrel over praise of a renowned opera singer erupts during a conversation. One participant defends the performer as the greatest living tenor, while another claims the singer’s fame will outlast him only through posthumous myth.
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Wald
Rausle
Meare
Phoce
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Perfure
Terady Lirar and
Mandherrhiet Eekton Bolle
Salta
Last
Thomas
Bint
Quetter
Students Raid Museum OF the Northwestern
Tvary
Vsterigus Hospital
Pillsbury
Frank Sandoval
Medical Annals of Man
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Pal
Heuhan
Joan Rollmas Company
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