New York Fashion Notes Highlight Summer Accessories
New York fashion features Chamola skin novelties with butterfly bows and a slim tie. Lace, belts, and green tones dominate, with ornate stoles, tailored shirts, and soft cloaks shaping this season’s chic silhouettes.
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New York
Nattler
Copenhagen
King Haakon Birthday Celebrations Highlight Norwegian Loyalty
Christiania observes King Haakon’s thirty fifth birthday with flags and joyous addresses from Norwegian elites and European rulers. The king’s naval career and love of the sea endear him to Norwegians, as Queen Maud and Prince Olaf add to the royal appeal.
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Christiania
Haakon
Norway
Europe
George
Denmark
Greece
Roumania
Bulgaria
Rruler
Maud
Olaf
Naval Academy
Copenhagen
England
Queen Maud
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Endorsement
Impaired appetite improved with Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets says J. H. Sells of Detroit. He reports restored appetite, relief from bloated feeling, and pleasant bowel movement. Price 25 cents. Sampson free. H. R. Palmer & Sons and others listed.
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Chamberlain
J. H. Sells
Detroit
Jaid
Sampson Free
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Warren J. Smith & Bro
L. P. Canning
B. C. McEvoy
Orr Drug Company
Unwritten History of Chinese Outbreak
The article recounts Consul Hixson’s investigation into the 1895 Hwashan massacre of missionaries in China. It notes English officials’ reluctance, Chinese official complicity, and Hixson’s advocacy for a public execution of leaders, with over 20,000 witnesses and warnings of future violence. It also critiques England’s stance and U.S. policy.
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Washington
Mabhle
Lien- Chow
State Department
J. Courtney Hix
Puehau
China
Cleveland
Hixson
England
United States
Hwashan
Denby
Occasin
Robert Stewart
Kucheng
Stewart
Flora Lucy
Bessie Newcombe
Elsie Marshall
Mary Ann Christiana Gordon
Elinor Saunders
Elizabeth Maud Saunders
Pekin
Lin Ping Chang
Amng
Fuchau
Christ
Rock
Mt. Lebanon
Cooperstown Centennial Week Plans Highlight Local Heritage
Cooperstown marks its incorporation centennial with a gala week starting tomorrow. Activities include literary exercises led by Brander Mathews, addresses by Bishop Potter and Francia W. Halsey, poems by Julia Howe, regattas and parades. The town sits by Otsego lake near Cooperstown’s historic Susquehanna churchyard. ad copy notes Kodol for Indigestion.
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Brander Mathews
James Fenimore Cooper
Henry C. Potter
Francia W. Halsey
Julia Howe
Battershall
Cooperstown
Otsego Lake
Susquehanna
Whitley Bill Tightens Narcotic Drug Sales
Dr Whitley of Douglas advances a bill prohibiting the sale of cocaine opium morphine and related substances except upon written prescriptions authenticated and retained by the dispenser. The measure aims for stringent regulation and mirrors the prohibition of liquor in scope.
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Whitley
Douglas
House
Founilera
Congress
Supreme Bench
Court of Appeals
Elreult
Benton Resigns Cotton Seed Expert Post
Hon J L Benton of Monticello Ga resigns as U S cotton seed expert abroad due to ill health and returns to Georgia. He described his study of Denmark and Holland dairy methods using southern products, noting Denmark's cotton seed meal and Holland's cotton seed oil in margarine and butter production.
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Atlanta
J. L. Benton
Monticello
Oscar Strauss
Commerce and Labor
Washington
Georgia
M. S. Harper
Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association of Georgia
Continent
Denmark
Holland
England
South
Trifelium
Hasillo
Elahed
London
Insurance Ad and Baer Family Reunion Report
An 25 cent life insurance offer promotes Chamberlain's Colle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a summer safeguard. Regional ad details list multiple local sellers. The August 3 note covers the Baer family reunion in Warren with George F Baer of Reading Railway cited and a traced lineage back to Zweibrucker Germany prior to 1743.
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H. R. Palmer & Sona
Warren J. Smith & Bro
L. P. Canning
EB. C. Meckivoy
Orr Drug Company
Athens
Katatwa
Baer
George F. Baer
Reading Railway
Pennsylvania
Middle
Zweibrucker
Germany
Philadelphia
Georgia University Alumni elect officers and council
The Georgia University Alumni organization announces its initial list of officers led by President A. O. Bacon of Macon and a broad slate of vice presidents from multiple cities. The governing council will have six members with four Athenians named, and two more to be elected. Also included is an historical sketch praising founders Lumpkin Cobb and Hull and noting the law school's enduring principles.
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Georgia University
Council
Athens
Exofurcio
J. J. Strickland
Athena
H. H. Swift
Columbus
J.D. Little
Atlanta
W. A. Harria
Macon
Law Department
University of Georgia
Joseph Henry Lumpkin
Georgia
Thomas R. &. Cobb
William Hope Hull
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Alany
R. L. Maynard
Americus
Hamilton McWhorter
Howard van Epps
Boykin Wright
Augusta
J. E. Donalson
Bain Bridge
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Cairo
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J. G. Parks
Dawson
A. Ward
H. H. Dena
Gainesville
W. R. Jones
Greenville
J. B. Ridley
LaGrange
C. L. Bartlett
J. T. Millen
Milledgeville
W. L. Stallings
Newnan
J. B. Dean
Rome
G. McLendon
Thomasville
H. Bibley
Union Point
H. Hardeman
J. W. Bennett
Waycross
R. B. Russell
Winder
W. A. Blount
Pensacola
Fla
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Roswell
New Mexico
Z. L. Cobb
el Paso
Texas
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