Star Music Machine Astonishes Scientist Claims
The New York Special reports Professor Albert G Albertson’s invention to capture music of the spheres. A box with cylinders and a mic is aimed at stars like Sirius and Arcturus. He describes eerie, heavenly tones and interstellar messages, contrasting despair and love from distant suns.
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York
New York Special
Albert G. Albertson
Albertcon
Ean
Cincinnati Enquirer
Sirius
Arcturus
Nisgaras
Valley of Dry Bones Furnishings in Livingston Montana
Helena Montana special notes a valley near Livingston packed with elk horns from ancient bone beds. Residents use the horns for fencing chairs and racks, with horn furniture and a hat rack carved from antlers showcased in a Livingston home.
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Helena
Mont
Livingston
ODP
Montana
Passing of the Eskimos and Pike's Peak Electric Road
The Eskimo population of Alaska Labrador and Greenland is estimated to have fallen from 30000 to 15000 in twenty years due to thinning out of wear bear and walrus. The Pike's Peak cog railroad in Colorado may soon be replaced by an electric road now under construction.
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Alaska
Labrador
Greenland
Pike’s Peak
Colorad
Cowherd Elected Democratic Congressional Committee Chairman
William S. Cowherd of Missouri elected chairman of the Democratic Congressional Committee by minority House members. He aims a vigorous six month campaign across districts with rising optimism about Democratic chances for both Congress and the presidency amid nationwide political unrest.
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Washington
D. C
House of Representatives
William 8. Cowherd
Missouri
Democratic Congressional Committee
William 8
Cowherd
Labor Problem Pressures Commission for Arbitration of Disputes
Bishop Spalding of Peoria tells the House Labor Committee the proposed labor tribunal would settle disputes over hours pay and treatment rather than determine profits. He warns strikes injure workers morally and cites Colorado, San Francisco, and Chicago troubles. Samuel Gompers defends eight hour law and hails honest labor leaders.
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Washington
D. C
House Committee On Labor
Bishop Spalding
Peoria
Volney W. Foster
Sherman
Vreeland
Colorado
San Francisco
Chicago
America
Mitchell
Gompers
Congress
Samuel Parks
Form of the Holy Grail and Genoa Vessel History
An account traces the grail's reputed form from Bayreuth and Metropolitan Opera productions to the Genoa cathedral treasure at St. Lorenzo. The vessel, once broken in transit to Paris in 1806, is now restored in Genoa and guarded with three locks. Public viewings occur weekly.
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New York
Cathedral of St. Lorenzo
Genoa
Joseph of
Arimathea
Caesarea
Gentian
St. Lorenzo Cathedral
Paris
Wagner
Frederick
San Remo
Genua
Empresa
Goldfish Turn Fifty Years Old in Washington Home
Family keeps goldfish that have belonged to the same household for six decades. In a separate note the article places the German population at about 88 million globally, with 10 920 000 in the United States.
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Washington
United States
Policemen’s Training College in St Petersburg
There is a policemen's college in St. Petersburg to train applicants for the force. A museum attached to the school familiarizes pupils with tools used by criminals and methods of robbery. the Russian passport system is studied. dvorniks learn duties as assistant police, watching residences and reporting on tenants and visitors, inspecting newcomers' papers, and directing them to report to the police station.
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Policemen’s Training College
Policemen's College
St. Petersburg
Nolice Station
Admiral Walker Quick Wit Unearths Canal Seeker
Rear Admiral John G. Walker named in New Panama Canal Commission story deflects a brusque suitor by inviting him into his Corcoran office. The visitor, misnaming Walker, learns the full name and exits abruptly after a brief awkward exchange.
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Washington
D. C
John G. Walker
Admiral Walker
Canal Commission
Panama ‘Canal Commission
Walker
Jack
Marquis of Normanby Runs Mulgrave School for Boys
The Marquis of Normanby, heir to a British title, left an arranged noble marriage to fund his life by teaching. He ran a private school in Mulgrave Castle for local gentry sons, emphasizing English, math, history, cricket, and manual training. He later became Windsor canon and remained connected to Royal circles. A separate note reports a West Bromwich widow profiting from a farthing breach of promise case by advertising breach-of-promise cigars, luring widowers to propose.
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London
Eng
Marquis of Normanby
Mulgrave
Sentlemen
England
Eton
Harrow
Yorkshire
St. Remo
Mulgrave Castle
North Sea
Marquis
Windsor
Royal Borough
Queen Victoria
Edward
Great Park
West Bromwich
Largest Grizzly Ever Bagged Exibit At World’s Fair
The skin of the largest grizzly bear bagged in Colorado will be shown at the St Louis World’s Fair. The bear named Old Two Toes roamed near Delta and was killed on the Grand Mesa after losing most of two feet to a steel trap.
Bedford Kitten Becomes Local Ping Pong Prodigy
In Bedford an eight month old kitten named Tiger performs tricks rivals dogs do. He imitates a rabbit begs for meat and does a dabeé on hind legs for a second help log. Tiger chases ball, climbs stairs, inspects cases, and perches in Christmas tree branches before munching popped corn. He selects friends by eye contact.
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Reaton
Maas
Bedford
Lex
Tiger
Ash
Leta
Harris and Parker eye national ticket link in Kansas report
Ex Senator Harris described as farmer and stock raiser and possible Parker ally for a national ticket. Harris, veteran of Civil War and former U S senator, admired by Parker advisers as a capable Westerner with high character.
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Topeka
Kan
Harris
Parker
New York
Virginia
Wilcox
United States
Senate
William A. Harris
Kansas
Western Democratn
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Tigga
Massachusetts
Elizabeth Wilson Rieman
Indianapolis
Herbert A. Smith
Baltimore
Herbert Smith
Lafayette
Ind
Philadelphia
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