Gibson Girls, Royal Servants, and Paris Glare
London dispatch notes Wall Street borrowings trigger global bank alarm and capital drains. Gibson Girl mocked by Journal des Debats as a symbol of American fashion. Windsor royal servant cases spark indignation over pensions. Thorn preaches armor of God to 5,000. witch trial ends in guilty verdict amid London skepticism. Auto regulations tighten as death duties rise. snow hits White Mountains. placer gold found near Nogal-Carizozo.
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William True Hawthorne
London
Wall Street
Europe
Paris
Berlin
New York
Bank of Bogland
Yankees
Shaw
Ince
Street
Journal Des Debats
America
Dana Gibson
Journal
Roosevelt
Winador Castle
Winsdor
William Deeley
Buckingham Palace
Board of Guardians
Windsor Castle
Queen Victoria
L. Lester
Washington
Chicago
Lady Suffolk
Campbell
Tulloch Castle
Rosshire
Lord Curzon
Earl of
Suffolk
Tulloch
Lord Suffolk
Daisy Lester
India
Chacdton Park
England
Chartton
Leimg
G. Ernest Thorn
Peckman
Mra
Anni Samuels
Results Tell No Doubt About Albuquerque Evidence
A citizen testimonial from Albuquerque supports Dean's Kidney Pills. J Hall of S19 Booth First Street reports his daughter suffered long backache, found relief after using the pills, and urges others to buy the product from local dealers. Buffalo firm Foster Milburn Co. markets the pills in the United States.
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Albuquerque
J. Hall
Booth Pirst Street
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
United States
Doon
Imaginary diseases and cures in 19th century medical lore
Norfolk observer recounts a Briton in the Medical Journal describing an invented cure for an imagined gastric lizard via a supposed laparotomy. A parallel tale from Lynn Haven Bay tells of an oyster obsession, a man believing a pearl hid in his stomach, prompting elation, asylum fears, and later a phantom cure from a Camden doctor.
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Silas E. Snyder
Norfolk
Richelot
Cochin Hospital
Paris
Lynnhaven Bay
Hampton Roads
Camden
New Jersey
Indian owner of secret mine hanged by chain of his own gold
Spokane Washington October 10 A Nez Perce miner named Dick Sampson was found dead tied by a solid gold chain to the horn of his saddle near Caldere Idaho. Coroner says death by strangulation from the accident of falling from his horse while intoxicated. Tales say Sampson traded gold from a rumored miraculous mine for liquor and tobacco, never revealing its location. The gold chain, 24 inches long and valued above 500 dollars, was made from gold from his own mine and never left his neck. The ill fated owner was said to be 65, famed for mysterious wealth and a rumored lifelong secrecy about the mine.
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Spokane
Wast
Dick Sampson
Lewiston
Idaho
Caruse
Caldere
Sampson
Gampson
Ston Wich & Bat
Als
Yen
Pensions for the Old Soldiers and Post Office Appointments
Pensions and increases for several veterans listed with names and locations in Arizona New Mexico and New Mexico. multiple postmaster appointments and office changes including Green reappointed Anton Irv and Emma Seward named postmistress at Tres Piedras. post offices established at Allen and Barancos. wagon mound to Vanderitas route extended. and a testimonial for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
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John Heid
Fort Thomas
Ariz
Jennie & Evans
Phoenix
Merritt Clark
Mesa
Juan Candelaria Salazar
Cubero
M. M
Antonio de Jesus Martine
Canjt Jon
Tres Piedras
Taos County
Potter
Union County
Wagonmound
Aurora County
Aurora
Colfax County
Vanderitas
Clear Creek
Socorro County
Glenwood
George W. Rowe
Allen
Quay County
Endee
James G. Walker
Barancos
Puerto
Mary J. Nelson
Dora
Roosevelt County
Portales
Frederick Humphrey
Madrid
Santa Fe County
Cerillos
William H. Chamberlain
Rand School of Social Science opens in New York
New York opens the Rand School of Social Science in a brown stone at 12 East Tenth Street founded through a bequest by Mrs Carrie A Rand. The school offers daily lectures on socialist subjects with speakers from Columbia University and notable authors and includes a note on its socialist standpoint and enrollment of many young men and women.
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New York
East Tenth Street
Carrie A. Rand
Geo. D. Hernon
Carrie Rand
Congregational Ministry
Dale of Applied Christianity
Iowa College
Rand
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