Banished Royals Seek Sanctuary and Garden Experiments
England shelters several exiled royals including three Russian grand dukes, with Grand Duke Cyril Grand Duke Michael and Grand Duke Paul living in the country amid royal disfavor. The Royal Botanic Gardens experiment compares tomato plants under normal lighting versus three hours of nightly artificial light, showing taller tomato plants and healthier ferns in the illuminated house after several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Russia
Cyril
Grand Duke of Hesse
Henry of
Knele Hall
Staffordshire
Paul
Greece
Express
Lunacy Report Highlights Rising Insanity in England and Wales
The annual Commissioners in Lunacy report shows 123,988 insane in England and Wales on January 1, up 2,099 from the prior year. Most are pauper lunatics with 9,899 in private asylums and 963 criminal lunatics, reflecting a shift toward institutional care for milder cases. London and Manchester record the largest city increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Wales
Claases
London
Manchester
Brooklands track in Weybridge faces closure after fatal accident
The Brooklands motor race course, Europe's largest, appears doomed as a fatal crash underscored problems in catering to commercial motorists. Directors spent heavily on ads while neglecting private owners, reducing private attendance and public interest, with horse racing appeal limiting motor race crowds. A duchess rumor involving the Roxburge line and an heir issue threads through a separateLondon social note, with Lord Alistair Innes Kerr set to wed Miss Anne Breeze on October 10 at St George's Hanover Square.
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Brooklands
Weybridge
Europe
Duchess of
Alistair Innes-Kerr
Anne Breeze
Harry Higgins
St. George's
Hanover Square
London
Thwaite's Electrical Culture Experiments Advances
The experiments under the electric culture system conducted by Mr. B. H. Thwaite F. C. S. continue to progress, with tests and observations ongoing to assess improved plant growth and soil response.
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Mr. B. H. Thwaite
Excavations at Corstopitum Reveal Roman City Remains
The Newcastle Society of Antiquaries inspected Corbridge recent digs at Corstopitum showing military and private buildings. A cistern bears sculpted figures of a lion devouring a stag. Finds include inscriptions pottery ornaments spear heads coins and a potter's shop. The period spans from the start of the Christian era to A D 400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle Society of Antiquaries
Corbridge
Corstopitum
Edison Warns of Indigestion From Improper Food
The passage quotes Thomas A Edison on illness caused by overeating and poor food choices. It promotes Kodol as a digestive aid that helps the stomach digest food and releives symptoms like headaches and nausea, noting it is pleasant to take and sold by Cline's Pharmacy.
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Thomas A. Edison
Cline
Lena Nagel
Lydia E. Pinkham
Morgan St
Buffalo
N. Y
Trimbble Man Louis Morris Dies After Horse Kick
Louis Morris aged 62 of Trimble died at the Linscott home near Amesville after being kicked by a horse Tuesday. He leaves a wife and several children. Funeral arrangements had not yet been made.
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Amesville, O
Louis Morris
Trimbie
Harvey Linscott
Amesville
Morris
Linscott
Trimble
Survivors Gather for Amesville 63rd Regiment Reunion
Veterans from the 63rd Ohio Volunteers met in Amesville on October 2 and 3 with 50 additional veterans and families attending. Speeches by Col. Jackson and others, pledges of memory, and music framed the sessions. prizes were awarded for speeches and songs, and officers were elected for the next reunion set for Stockport in 1908. A roster of attendees from multiple towns and states was published.
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Amesville
Survivors’ Association of the 63Rd Regiment
Cellars
W. P. Smith
Kk. S
America
Georgia
Rose
Andersonville
Col. Jackson
Lucile Lovell
Major Minturn
39Th
Crap
S7th
Jackson
D. P. Pratt
Portamouth
Pratt
A. McDonald
G. B. Bartlett
Daniel Wilson
Rolls of
Presbyterian Church
McVay
Col. C.L. Jackson
Newcastle
James Ball Naylor
Robert Shiers
Marietta
G. A. Bartlett
Waterford
W. F. Cellars
C. L. Strecker
Sugden
G. W. McVeigh
R. 8
D. Wilson
Stockport
Joseph Zimmerman
Albany
FE. W. Gilbert
Marshfield
S. Gilpen
Swift
R. M. Beverage
J. F. Keyhoe
Beverly
William Cornell
Athens
George Bachman
Germantown
Alex. Richie
D. FE. Heisey
Framersville
Alex. Ormiston
Fleming
William Smith
Chauncey
Henry Staffenger
J. 8. Stephenson
Nelsonville
T. V. Smill
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup promotion
The ad touts Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup as a safe prompt remedy for coughs and colds for every member of the family. It notes children accept it easily due to maple sugar flavor and lists Cline's Pharmacy as the seller.
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Kennedy
Cline
Death List Names War Casualties From Co D and E
Sergeant A F Henderson of Co D Seymore Iowa died January 21 1907. Corporal Thomas Parrish of Co D Caldwell Ohio Corporal Stewart Martindale of Co E Madison Kansas and Private G W Whetstone of Co K Austin Ohio are listed as dead.
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A. F. Henderson
Seymore
Iowa
Thomas Parrish
Caldwell
Ohio
Stewart Martindale
Madison
Kan
G. W. Whetstone
Austin
DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills Ad
Advertises DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills to relieve backache weak kidneys and bladder inflammation. A week’s treatment costs 25 cents and is sold by Cline's Pharmacy.
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DeWitt
Cline
Permits to Wed In Athens Hollister and Frost
Listing of multiple marriage license applications with names ages and birthplaces: Claud O Hoover 21 Athens and Miss Georgia Boys 21 born in West Virginia. Joseph Vargo 36 Hollister and Miss Barballa Papai 25 born in Hungary. Cecil Adams 20 Frost and Miss Allie Van Dyke 28.
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Claud O. Hoover
Athens
West Vir
Ginia Joseph Vargo
Miner
Barballa Papai
Hollister
Hungary
Cecil Adams
Farmer
Allie van Dyke
Frost
Local social events and sickness noted in Zelda column
William Lowther is on the sick list. Frank Lowther hauled cattle here Saturday. An ice cream and musical social at James Haning's drew a large crowd. Fred Cooley hosted a melon social Saturday night with good attendance. Herb Kenny of Nelsonville visited his uncle G F Robinson recently.
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William Lowther
Frank Lowther
James Haning
Fred Cooley
Herb Kenny
Nelsonville
G. F. Robinson
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Richard Abercorn
Royal Botanic Gardens
R. C. DeWitt & Coe
Chicscage
Cline,s Pharmacy
Linscott Home
Survivors Association
63Rd Regiment
William Guir
O. C. Jackson
J. W. Lavely
Columbus
John A. Stephens
Irvin Thoman
Phillipsburg
James W. Lang
Kenton
Jefferson Chase
Speller
George G. Moore
D. H. Riggleman
Chester Hill
Lewis Cramblit
Union Furnace
Peter Skates
Findlay, O
Portsmouth
E. W. James
Woodline
Ritner Smith
Co C
Kansas
Edward Duffy
Gillespieville
Co. K
R. F
Box 49
John 8. Snodgrass
Kingfisher
Oklahoma
B. D. Fulton
Bridgeport
Co. F
Robert Cooper
Alta Vista
John S. Knight
Bennington
Nebraska
E. McGinnis
Bethany
Illinois
G. H. Bell
Kankakee
Co. D
Ilinois
J. T. Shuman
Lowell
C. W. Barnes
Washington D. H
Capt
V. A. Menner
Annapolis
Maryland
Austin Waymier
Dayton
Chines and
Millikan
Mill St
Star Bakery
Freibel Bros
Anderson County
Dillinger
Montreal
Guckenheimer
Green River
Reibel Bros
Front Street
H. V. Depot
Pomeroy
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