Dr Pierce Medicines Praised By Medical Leaders
The article extols Dr. Pierce's medicines, noting public ingredient lists and endorsements by prominent physicians. It claims the Favorite Prescription cures many female ailments and emphasizes the physician’s open disclosure of ingredients. Readers are invited to consult Dr. Pierce by letter and obtain the Common Sense Medical Adviser.
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Piarce
Merce
Finley Emingwood
M. 1
Burnet Medical College
Chicago
Hale
John M. Scudder
Glaciouatl
Ohio
Ohn King
Cinemnati
Ohile
Grover Coe
New York
Bartholow
Jefferson Medical Collegé
Pierce
Gouad
Dess
Ick
RV. Lerce
Buffalo
N.Y
R. V. Pierce
Buf- Blo
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
A Necessity Weighs Less Than Luxury Always
A short aphorism notes that people often value luxury over basic needs, suggesting priorities hinge on perception of necessity versus desire. The statement reflects common attitudes.
Monte Carlo Gambler’s Suicide Sparks Casino Coverup
A Yankee arrives in Monte Carlo with about one hundred francs in five franc pieces. He loses it slowly and later shoots himself in a garden corner. Casino staff rush to fill his pockets with gold and banknotes to mask the suicide, then vanish before dawn. Police later find the scene, while the pocketed riches travel no further than the dust on his shoes.
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Monte Carlo
Mronte Carlo
Doctor Cured of Eczema Maryland Physician Cures Himself
Maryland physician Dr Fisher endorses Cuticura Remedies after claiming a long eczema battle ended in 1905. He says he prescribes Cuticura Resolvent and Soap with success in his practice and urges publication of his letter. Also recounts Governor George D. Robinson’s probing of a bar applicant and a Berlin German phrase incident.
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Maryland
Fisher
G. M. Fisher
Ble. Pool
George D. Robinson
Massachusetts
Revolt Renewed in Vladivostok Mutiny Flares Up Again
Vladivostok mutiny resurfaces with sailors and soldiers seizing the holy innocence battery and arming with rifles and machine guns. General Mistchenko sent to quell, Cossacks ill suited for a fortified position, casualties uncertain, dispatch notes unrest spreading since Monday with no clear garrison consensus.
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London
Shanghai
Morning Post
Vladivostok
St. Petersburg
Mistchenko
Linevitch
P&esses
Selivanoff
Hepburn Bill Before House Heads Toward Vote
Washington reports Chairman Hepburn has submitted his railroad rate bill with approval from the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee. The measure, built from nineteen prior bills and five volumes of hearings, sets commission powers to fix just and reasonable rates and includes two new members and longer terms. A separate item notes Stephen Decatur Jr was dismissed from the navy and a mob hanged Ernest Baker in Cadiz after a crime attempt.
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Washington
Hepburn
House
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Senate
Commission
Decatur
Navy
Stephen Decatur, Jn
Commodore Decatur
United States Naval Academy
Bonaparte
Cales
Hopkinsville
Ernest Baker
Trigg County
Acales
Court House
Cadiz
Baker
Mary Gentry
Our North Pole Noted by Mars Astronomers
Mars astronomers may recognize the North Pole as a familiar sight to them and should keep an eye on Mr. Peary. The remark hints at exploration and celestial perspective regarding Arctic exploration led by Peary.
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Mars
Mr. Peary
Valencia WreckKills Sixty Men On Halibut Schooner Ella G
A telegraph from Victoria reports the halibut fishing schooner Ella G turned turtle off Valencia Creek, drowning sixty crew including Captain Alexander McClean, famed as the model for Jack London’s Sea Wolf. McClean and associate owners from San Francisco face indictments amid past sealing raids and a prior clash with a Russian cruiser.
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Victoria
B. C
Fatwheld
Ella G
Alex McClean
Alexander McClean
Jack London
Copper Island
United States Secret Service
McClean
San Francisco
Power may stand in new alignment
St. Petersburg January 29 reports a shifting European order with Germany and Russia forging close ties while France’s alliance sags. Emperor Nicholas toasted the German emperor and king, calling him brother, signaling a strengthened bond. The note hints the Franco-Russian pact remains technically binding though likely waning in practice.
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St. Petersburg
Europe
Germany
Russia
France
Nicholas
Tsarsko Selo
William
Prussia
Herr von Sehoen
Frere
Lin
Venezuela to be Boycotton over Venezuelan goods
Washington January 27 preliminary to a naval demonstration France considers initiating a boycott of all Venezuelan products the largest foreign purchaser no final action yet but Algeciras situation delays warship dispatch to La Guayra. Jews Gain Concessions in AISIN region 133 locales permit settlement without hindrance. New Black Hand Found in Washington January 25 investigation into Michae Carrazola murder reveals Black Hand group plotting to assassinate Gov Pennypacker and others. arrests of anarchists may follow nationwide.
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Venezuela
Washington
France
Algeciras
la Guayra
St. Petersburg
Aisin
Michae Carrazola
Gov. Pennypacker
United States
Disagreeable People Teach Us How Not To Be
A reflective line notes that even difficult individuals serve value by illustrating behaviors to avoid. The musing underscores growth through exposure to personality contrasts, urging readers to learn restraint, empathy, and wise judgment from disagreeable encounters.
Valencia wrecks near Cape Beale many perish
News from Victoria and Seattle recounts the Valencia striking Kanaway Rock near Cape Shale. Of 154 aboard, 119 died, 15 saved, as rescuers struggled through heavy seas and a developing gale. Survivors recount desperate scenes and freezing exposure.
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Victoria
B. C
Steaier Valencia
Cape Beale
Gheen Teft
Vancouver
Cape Reale
Orion
Valencia
Sechert
Kanaway Rock
Cape Shale
North Pacific
Pacific
Queen
Leon
Morey
Queen of Meneliging
Blue Jackets
Parkie
H. M. & Igeria
Seattle
Wash
Post-Intelligencer
Port Angeles
City of Topeka
Vancouver Island
Darling River
Topeka
Port Townsend
Pace Coast Company
Turret Island
Kinnewank
Pioneer
Rockefeller Gives $1.45 Million to Chicago University
John D Rockefeller announced at a University of Chicago trustees meeting that he has donated 1,450,000 dollars. One million funds permanent endowment, 350,000 covers current department expenses through July 1, 1907, and 100,000 provides an interest fund for Mrs. Harriet Harper widow of W I Harper.
Fall wheat rising in Alberta and Canada’s grain push
The article notes a shift to fall and spring wheat in Alberta, with Southern Alberta rising from arid land to wheat power. It highlights hard red wheat from Manitoba and Alberta gaining reputation, new elevators under construction, and settlers from the United States driving population growth and investment.
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Io HoJs
Lly
Alberta
Manitoba
Alerta
United Totas
Ani
Moose Jaw
Oothitt
Gardner Named General Manager of Chicago and Western
Chicago Jan 21 annotation records A Gardner being named general manager of the Chicago and Western railroad. The board elevates four vice presidents Hiram McCullough William A Gay Marshall M Kirkman and Jol M Whitman to oversee freight and passenger traffic operation maintenance car receipts and disbursements and construction. Gardner born March 8 2859 began with the road in 1878 and was appointed general manager on December 1 1906.
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Chicago
A. Chirdner
Chicago & Western Railroad
Gardner
Rey Ulther
Hiram @ McCullough
Road
Whoas
White River Coal Route Opens Linking West to Southeast
The White River country corridor opens with through trains in both directions, linking Carthage Missouri to New Ark via the Slide Way Line along the Mississippi. The completed line promises growth in mining for lead manganese onyx and marble, plus farming and forestry in the fertile valleys.
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White River
Carthage
New Ark
Mississippi River
Gulf
Notwest
Wl Railway
Missouri
Arkansas
Lowlant
Louisiana
Andy Varlong
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