War News Mixed From The Far East And Other World Events
Russia and Japan hold firm on war aims with no peace talks underway while the U S government notes no mediation. Kuropatkin blames defeat on generals. Mukden losses near 500000. Other items report fires at Denison University and various accidents, crimes, and political moves worldwide.
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Russia
Japan
Roosevelt
Washington
Nicholas
Imperial Commission
Kuropatkin
Mukden
Bilderling
Gunshu Pass
Russian War Office
Far East
United States
London
Session likely October sixteenth opens Congress
Senators report a special session could be convened on October 16 to reassemble Congress. Taft asks Panama canal commission to resign per Roosevelt to enable reorganization. Morales lauds Roosevelt backed customs plan in Santo Domingo. Roosevelt to propose Gould to collect Santo Domingo duties under new creditor-US plan. Crimes: Novackovich murdered in Pittsburgh by wife with a hatchet citing revenge. Berta and Vassallo killed in Collinsville three way shooting. Berta survivor wounded. Felton released on 25000 bail after murder charge. Immigrant flow: 26000 arrivals last week, about 12000 heading to western industrial centers. Cuba reciprocity proclamation deemed unauthorized by government appraisers. St Petersburg reports terrorists’ propaganda. internal anxiety rises.
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Wisconsin Senate
Omaha
Mankato
Minn
Morgan
Andrew Carnegie
Cleveland
Cassie L. Chadwick
Ohio State Penitentiary
Oberlin National Bank
Adrian Iselin
New York
Iselin
A. Iselin & Co
Otis Botts
Peoria
Ill
Henry L. Woodward
New York City
Charles A. Brouse
National Supply Company
Toledo
Hollenden Hotel
Hanson
Thomas H. Wickes
Pullman Company
Pullman
Chicago
C. E. Bowe
Sullivan
James H. Hyde
Equatable Insurance Company
Lord Norton
Charles Adderley
London
Gessler Rosseau
Toombs
Maine
Thomas J. Connors
Armner & Co
Beef Trust
Connors
Louisville
Kansas
Pensacola
Fla
United States
American Board of Foreign Missions
John D. Rockefeller
James B. Frazier
Tennessee
John J. Cox
State Senate
Cox
Washington
Mexico
Roosevelt
Diaz
Gerner Russell
Gessler Rousseau
Cunard
Umbria
Eldorado
Kan
Ida Madison
Charles F. June
Newburgh
N. Y
Mississippi
Congress
Sanitarium
The
Marine Service
Fort Stanton
N. M
East River
Parisian
Albano
Halifax
N. S
Taft
Panama Canal Commission
Commission
Morales
San Domingo
Republic
J. Ross Gould
Baltimore
Santo Domingo
Michael Novackovich
Pittsburg
Annie
Collinsville
John Berta
Barney Vassallo
Stewart A. Felton
Big Frank
Guy Roche
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Illinois
St. Petersburg
Kadley’s Claim to Space Shocks Philadelphia Press
The Philadelphia Press quotes Kadley asserting he already occupies all the top space, sparking debate over ambition and self-perception as preemption of leadership is discussed.
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Kadley
Philadelphia Press
Reconstruction Period For Physical Man Recalled
A Toledo Times note hints at a reconstruction era in physical humanity, describing it as a phase of rebuilding and restoration following past injuries or upheavals. The piece frames the concept in a reflective, historical tone.
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Toledo
No accounting for taste in self admiration shines
A quip notes that some people highly value their own taste while failing to recognize broader preferences, highlighting vanity in public self regard without concrete events or names.
Dentist Tells Of Kidney Cure With Dodd's Pills
Toledo reports Dr Lewis a Sumit Street dentist describes his recovery from long term kidney trouble after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. He says pain in the back and nocturnal trips ended in about two weeks and urges early use to prevent Bright's Disease Diabetes Dropsy Gravel or Rheumatism.
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Toledo
Ohio
Lewis
Sumit Street
Dodd
Dr. Lewis
Bright
Prices and profits in the 1897–1903 boom period
The Interstate Commerce Commission report shows breadstuffs meat dairy and garden products and clothing rising 65 50.1 and 24.1 percent while miners gain 42.1 percent. Rail freight rates fell 4.4 percent and railroad employee pay rose about 8.5 percent. The Boston Globe notes this contrast with a wry remark on royal umbrellas.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Battle of daily bravery across handicapped fighters
Suffering individuals, men and women, brave pain and sickness to support families as a daily battle. Pusheck's Kuro offers relief with a mail order remedy promising a one dollar postpaid sample. Testimonials praise Pusheck's Euro and urge readers to write for the treatment.
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Russia
Japan
Pusheck
Reou
Jeee
Chicago
Salzer's Home Builder corn yields cited across states
Salzer's Home Builder corn is praised for heavy per acre yields. Reported outputs include 157 bu in Indiana 160 bu in Ohio 198 bu in Tennessee and 220 bu in Michigan per acre. The note invites growers to beat the 1905 record.
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Salzer
Ind
Ohio
Mich
Victoria
John A. Salzer
Restored Hair After Cuticura Soap Treatment
Fredrick Busche of 213 East 57th Street New York recounts a severe scalp humor and hair loss that plagued him until using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. He reports quick cure and lasting relief and vows continued use of the products as hair and scalp dressing.
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Fred’k Busche
East 57Th St
New York City
Operation Avoided How She Escaped Ovarian Surgery
A physician tells a patient with ovarian trouble that an operation is necessary. The article discusses the fear of surgery and notes many women seek care for ovarian or womb issues in our hospitals.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Featured for Ovarian Relief
A letter from Miss Margret Merkley of Milwaukee praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for healing ovarian ulceration after a doctor advised surgery. The ad urges women with painful periods bearing down pains and related symptoms to write for free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Mass.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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AMES
Ny M
Dre
L. Q
Barkey Science Hall
Denison University
Granville
Lafayette
Paul Bartlett
Lafayette Memorial Commission
John S. Allen
Guananty Loan
Delia Howe Tracey
Ciudad Juarez
Sam Sanders
Stanley A. McKay
Shurtliff College
Alton
Edward Hines
N. Ludington & Co
Marinette
Wis
Sandstone Creek
Mingo County
W. Va
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Hisgen Bros
Albany
Crete
Greece
Olympian Jupiter Square
Athens
Illinois House of Representatives
Nan Patterson
Cincinnati
Young
Landjords
Castro
Venezuela
Bowen
Monte Christi
Boston
Thomas H. Watts
Red Men
Montgomery
Ala
Zhukoff Oil Works
St. Petersborg
Jamestown
Mickey
Nebraska
McMullen
Margaret Gindelsperger
Carl Ballard
Chillicothe
Edmond Booth
Anamosa
Anamosa Eureka
Springfield
Mass
Jacob L. Greene
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
Hartford
Conn
Daniel Shaw
Laporte
Farnsdale
David Copenhaver
Sloane
Walters
Miss
Billy Lewis
Oscar Lewis
Harry Talent
Harry Smith
Howard Hutcheson
Missouri River
St. Joseph
Boston Globe
Lebanon
R. H. Bnadner
Chicago Tribune
Merkley
Margret Serbley
Gran Rize
St.louis
Et A. J. Tower CO
NEW
BOO. Tower Canadian CO. Limited
Toronto
Gov't
IWANS
Iwan
VOS@ & SONS PIANO CO
VOS. Hall
Boylston St
Boston, Mass
Caras
Albany ST
A. W. McCorminch & Sons
Walnut St
Fitzgerald & CO
Rox
Washington, D.C
Woolson Spice
Pasiteck
Kuro
C. Pusheck
Washington St
Canada
P.O
On. C. Pubheock
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