Fights for Freedom Extradition Fight Across Hongkong
Vincente Sotto a Filipino journalist and lawyer faces extradition from the British Crown colony of Hongkong after four years as a fugitive. He edited the bilingual Philippine Republic advocating independence and argues the seduction conviction is a political punishment.
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Indian attack leaves Smithsonian collector scarred in desert
Captain James Bartlett, long a Smithsonian specimen hunter, arrived with face and body cut and bruised after an assault by Colorado River Indians who mistook him for a dead rival. They seized him, placed guards, and he escaped at night after the guard relaxed.
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Los Angeles
Ireland peat deposits cover three million acres
An item notes Ireland has 3,000,000 acres of peat deposits and mentions various facts from 14 percent albumen in eggs to historical names for Ireland by ancient writers and a tax in Nagyperkata Hungary on bachelors over 24.
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Aristotle
Ptolemy
Geronimo and the Apache War Narrative T
A historical account recalls Geronimo and the Apache conflict. It notes fear and brutality associated with the campaigns, highlighting generals Crook Miles Wood Lawton and Chaffee and the exhaustion that led to surrender. The piece stresses fairness in acknowledging both terror and military resolve.
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Undertakers Establishment
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Reindeer Queen of Alaska Ushers Progress for Mary Arsarlook Andrewak
Mary Arsarlook Andrewak, titled Reindeer Queen of Alaska, manages a herd of 1303 deer near Nome. She trains eight to ten apprentices under government contracts and acts as interpreter in seven or eight languages. She has raised many helpless children and supports them with care.
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Mary Arsarlook Andrewak
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Nome
Asks Board for Cats in Chicago Case
Mrs. Margaret Tooke left her cat with Charles A. Miner while away. The dispute reached court over Miner’s claim for 13 kittens and a $13 board fee.
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Chicago
Margaret Tooke
Charles A. Miner
Miner
Fur Lined Bathing Suits Trend In New York
Fashionable women at New York beaches wear fur lined bathing suits this summer. The style mixes luxury with practicality as designers showcase bold coastal couture.
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New York
Sailors Struck by Panic As Two Women Go Mad Aboard St Paul
On the New York to London liner St Paul two women passengers suffer violent panic episodes. Mrs. Helen Erickson deported from Chicago fights officers and passengers as she is taken to the ship and confined. Senorita Fernando Puertola, a Spanish noblewoman, tears at crew and passengers then is removed to Bellevue Hospital for treatment amid fears linked to Titanic disasters.
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Helen Erickson
Chicago
St. Paul
New York
Copenhagen
Ellis Island
Fairman
Senorita Fernando Puertola
Bellevue
Senora Marie Puertola
News Bagle Sees Banner Subscriptions Increase
Friday and Saturday last week brought fifty new subscribers to the News Bagle with many renewals. Readers praise the paper and its policy, with one renewing subscriber saying they get their money’s worth despite delays.
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Notice to Our Patrons on After Hours Repair Work
Notice to Our Patrons states repairs will begin after six in the evening after August 1. The work is expected to take ten to twelve hours. The store will be open as usual.
More Boys Wanted for Band Members
Advertisement notes that most band boys have secured instruments and three more are needed for key parts. The piece criticizes Roberts, the town marshal, and hints at former supporters quitting the News-Eagle.
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