Western Dry Zone Looms Over Four States
Western Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia face a prolonged drought with dried streams, forest fires, crop and livestock losses, and water shortages. Coal transport halts threaten western supply. mills and mines may suspend operations without rain. Prayer vigils continue across affected areas.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Inis
Ifttshuig
Monongahel Wile
Northwest
Plass
Trivers
Great Iron and Sreel Mills
Youngstoun
Britons Demonstrate Against Licensing Bill in London
A massive London demonstration estimated at 60 000 filled the Hyde Park area with 200 special trains bringing in crowds from outside districts. Ninety speakers spoke against the bill for over an hour, with a proposed resolution condemning the bill met by strong cheers.
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London
Uisdeark
Hyde Park Corner
Marble Arch
Wreck at Young's Point Kills Twenty on Northern Pacific
A severe blizzard set the stage for the worst Northern Pacific wreck in history near Young's Point Montana thirty miles west of Billings. An eastbound passenger train collided with a westbound freight at a siding, killing twenty and injuring dozens.
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Butte
Mont
Northern Pacifi
Young's Point
Billings
Park City
Biesinger
Kiremin Buabcock
Knight Declines Governor Nomination in Utah Democratic Row
Jesse Knight of Provo declines the Utah Democratic nomination for governor after being named at the Logan convention. He asks the committee to select another candidate, citing age and mining duties as reasons, and pledges to support Utah as a private citizen.
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Democratic Committee
Knight
Salt Lake City
Jesse Knight
Provo
Logan
Democratic State Committee
Kon L. Ro Martineau
Utah
Fryer
Visit Postponed in Manila Amid Cholera Health Advisories
Manila delays reception for American naval officers as Washington advises restricted visits due to cholera risk. Governor General Smith to convene territorial officials business leaders and reception committee to discuss postponement until warships return from Japan.
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Manila
Washington
Japan
Smith
Farmers to Fight Railroad Over Right of Way Width
About 100 farmers in Brant county organize to contest a railroad claim that the line may hold 400 feet of government land right of way. They declare eligibility for adjoining landowners between Oniihit and Oglen. A full slate of officers is led by president Charles Wooster.
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Siher
Meek
Nebl- Hundred
Organication
Brant
Oniiht
Oglen
Charles Wooster
Haskell resigns as Democratic treasurer in Chicago
Governor Charles N Haskell announced his resignation as treasurer of the Democratic National Committee during a visit to Chicago after traveling from Guthrie Ohio. He said he did not want to be responsible for any embarrassment to the party by remaining in the office.
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Chiccaro
Charles N Haskell
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Guthrie
Ohio
Democratic Naional
Haskell
Democratic Party
Steamers Reduce Freight Rates to Europe on Pacific Route
San Francisco reports that seven Atlantic steamship companies and three Pacific lines have reached a traffic agreement. Freight from San Francisco and other Pacific coast points to Europe via the Isthmus of Tehuantepec will be handled directly by sea. Rates drop 15 to 30 percent, intensifying the contest with transcontinental railroads.
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San Francisco
Atlantic Steamship Companies
Pacific Coast
San Franecisco
Europe
Tehauntepec
Koch to Lead Philadelphia Tuberculosis Inquiry
A seven member commission headed by Dr Robert Koch of Germany was appointed to investigate the danger of tuberculosis infection from cattle. The Belgium delegation moved for the inquiry and asserted that existing German and Maltese commissions admit human tuberculosis may originate from bovine tuberculosis.
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Philadelphia
Robert Koch
Germany
Fe Hagans
Belgium
Maelish
Shotgun Incident In Manhattan Ends In Tragedy
A college student John Coons Jr and a companion were shot by a man who fired from Creriston's vicinity after being annoyed by tapping on walls. The assailant then killed himself in his jail cell Saturday night.
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Philippines
Manila
Camp Jossman
Edward 71 Bloom
Fourth Infantry
Pilyata
Manhattan
Nan
Miltor
Creviston
John Coons Jr
Creriston
Coons
Raw apples praised as elixir of life and longevity
The article argues that raw apples boost longevity through high phosphates and minerals. It advises eating uncooked apples daily, drinking distilled water, and reducing bread and potatoes to preserve youth and vitality. Tart apples preferred over sweet varieties.
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Jonad
Patent offer for invention via HW J Robinson attorney
A notice invites inventors to seek free information and advice on patenting from HW J Robinson Patent Attorney at PO Box 614 Mark Lake City. The message emphasizes potential value in obtaining a patent.
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HW J Robinson
PO Box
Mark Lake City
Bull racing in Surmah draws rich bets and high owners pride
In Carmith a popular sport is bull racing with a native owner who refused an offer of 100000 rupees for his bull valued at 25000 rupees. The animal reportedly yields 12000 to 15600 rupees annual income and is guarded by four men to prevent tampering. Burmans also favor boxing though fights rarely follow Queensberry rules and boxers often strike with their eyes closed.
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England
Carmith
Jis
Queensberry
Calcutta
Naturalization Requirements Cited by Pembroke Stationery Co
The plan outlines that a residence of at least five years is needed to qualify an alien for naturalization. It notes that regardless of time in the United States, two years must pass between the declaration of intention and admission to full citizenship.
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United States
Signs of Royalty in New York City
A New York Sun report recalls royal symbols in the city. A lawyer near Fulton Street notes the old Boston gable lion and unicorn parallels. St Pauls Church, visited during lunch, shows the prince of Wales motto atop the pulpit, a remnant of the liberty movement that toppled George IV’s statue in Bowling Green.
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New York
Liberty Boys
New York City
George IV
Bowling Green
Do Not Talk Too Much Says Japanese Bride
A fragment discusses a Japanese bride and advice to stay reserved under stress, highlighting social expectations in a turbulent letter-like note. The text hints at cultural pressure and personal guidance without clear events or names.
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