World gold stock and production figures in early 1900s
The document reports historic gold stock estimates, annual production in 1903 to 1905, and broad growth trends, noting a stock rise from about four and a quarter billion to nearly six billion by year’s end, with production around 325 to 400 million dollars in recent years. It also covers related currency and mining context, plus later notes on Canadian timber resources and a medical advert.
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LS Avorista Stockvori
Europe
Otto
Ahatithe Dioer
Pangy
The Secret of Youth and the Graped Nut Cure
An advertisement narrative claims the New World holds youth through a special food. It touts digestive benefits, renewed vigor, and lasting energy from daily Graped Nut cereal, with testimonials praising restoration of digestion and strength. The copy urges reading the accompanying story and to seek the product in every package.
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de Soto
New World
Tao
Fostun
Wallyle
Robbers Crack Safe Then Loot Jewelers Store
A gang abandoned a bank safe job and blew open the Bicker jewelry shop, stealing about 1500 dollars in jewelry. The crew fled after an explosion near the Hotel Lincoln, with two men seen at the scene but not identified. Authorities in nearby towns spread alerts as they sought the culprits.
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Aint
Iowa State Bank
Dr. Bicker
Bicker Jewelry
Lincoln
Iawa
Te Bank
Zicker Jewelry Store
WC. Zicker
Jewelers’ Protective Alliance
Society Man a Burglar Robs Middletown Estates
Charles Baas a Wallkill plant superintendent confessed to robbing large Middletown department stores and residences in recent months. He lived well and moved in society, but his arrest follows a string of thefts tied to his position. In Washington, a double tragedy saw Mary Frances Sbeitlin killed by her husband, who then died by suicide after shooting her in a front room. police suspect motive rooted in jealousy as the couple had prior warnings.
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Middletown
N. Y
Ganfesens
Charles Baas
Bnei- Des
Ale
Lek
Poller Balieve
Washington
Mary Frances Sybeitlin
Rudolph B. Scheitlin
Navy Yard
Washingum
L. C
William A. Holomy
Te Sehemn Howe
Bolowy
Hshaid
Moggs Clash With Troops In Rioting Fallout
Reported clashes between Moggs and troops left many Bersone injured amid riots. Strikes disrupted water supply between Moscow and Mrdlshtchi, with Moscow sections lacking water. Strikers in Moscow blocked telegraphic communications. Philadelphia Club honored with a citywide celebration after winning the American League title for the fourth time in five years. The Burnside cable ship sailed to Seattle reporting faults severing Alaska communication until repairs arrive. Sioux City stock market quotes showed steady to mixed prices. A New Baltimore tram collision injured about twenty with several lightly hurt. The Harriman special train set a new San Francisco to Ogden record at 10 hours 4 minutes. A lightning fast Pennsylvania line run near Ling, Ohio, covered 72 miles in under an hour. A fire in Banduga left multiple dead and hundreds wounded in Chile amid ongoing unrest.
Suffering in Strike Grips Russia as Railroads Halt
A Moscow rail strike spreads across industries causing paralyzed transport and severe food shortages. Officials fear extended stoppages will force martial law. famine fears rise as thousands gather at stations awaiting trains and basic supplies. Movements from Simbirsk to Smolensk report complete air transport stoppage.
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Russia
A &T
Peteraburg
Kakoviooil
Munday
Mase Lannie
Moncow
Tackateon
Murcow
Alnikotl
Valiands
Moudis
Moscow
England
Tne Alle
Simbirak
Saratof
Vraama
Pultava
Niahui
Nortgored
Tiharkoff
Smolensk
Kleff
Elizabeth
Girad
Nazan
Jerry Simpson Dead Sockless Leader of Populist Era
Jerry Simpson died in Wichita Kansas Monday morning from aorta disease after nearly a year ill. Born in 1842 in New York, he became a sailor at 14 and later a noted reformer in the Populist era. Known as "The Sage of Medicine Lodge," he was famed for quirky attire and his role in Kansas politics.
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Jerry Stapson
Wichita
Kan
Simpson
Mr. Simpson
Naya Neot
Ouida Coputy
New York
le Gad
Medicine Lodge
Jerry Simpson
National Congress
Pitty-secoml
Inter- Alon Lilx
Jerry
Big Naval Show Impresses Emperor at Tuklu Review
A vast naval review near Tuklu Monday showcased four hundred and thirty warships of many kinds, including Russian vessels, forming six lines as the Japanese Emperor and blue-water officers aboard the cruiser Asama passed and received officers from British and American ships. The scene brought joy to Japanese onlookers despite limited space for fighting craft amid the crowd.
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Tuklu
Iusnlan
Adatiralogo
Blyeile
Asama
Ines
Murder charge tied to Kansas City strike era
Oliver Wright, an 85 year old Kansan City laborer, is held for investigation in the murder of Civil War veteran George H U Jenkins in his home on Penn Street. Jenkins was slain with a butcher knife, as strikebreakers’ tensions rose amid reports of a threatened strike involving New York teams.
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Oliver Wright
Kansan
Tbe
Delaw are river collision kills five on pilot boat
Five men aboard the pilot boat Six Pensons Brown perish after colliding with a barge on the Delaware River near Chester. Rescue efforts recover three bodies. rest submerged as darkness halts search. Captain Matt and Beverly residents assist in salvage. Philadelphia police arrange tug support.
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Ladnoh
Piladelphia
Delaware River
Roverty
Acherlees
Tughoat Bristol
John EL Ha
Sumuel Weve
Netonia Dehing
James Yonkers
Thosy
der Croyden
Witte
Ravn
Wintel
Ian
Matt
Beverly
Philadelphia
Heverly
Islahi
Memorble Day in Japan Admiral Togo Arrives in Tokio
Admiral Togo Moke a life report to the Emperor as public entry into Tokyo marked a memorable day for Japan. He arrived at Shinhashi station around 0840 after returning his fleet from the war. Ministers of state and navy officers greeted him, and a guards escort accompanied his carriage through a heavily crowded street lined with cheering crowds.
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Togo Moke
Stnday
Japa
Puublig
Tokio
Toge
Shinhashi
Gencraly
Adimiraty
Ayeibers
Ube
Eyloaniatic Corps
Crossing collision kills two children near Southport
Two children Rilo and Bighe ber wee Ingared died when a car struck a wagon loaded with whipleniekir at a sharp curve near a crossing north of Southport Sunday night. The wagon was returning from the country and was obscured from the train crew by the curve, preventing a timely stop.
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Rilo
Bighe
Pere Anne Thorn
Southport
Lal
Indianapolis
Boat Plunges Over Dam Three Men Lost in Water
A Beverly, Ohio carriage party plunges over a dam on the Muskingum River. Judge C. Nixon and Will Selby are rescued, while Mrs. Williamson drowns. The incident follows a boat capsize caused by a faulty craft and strong currents, with searchers scouring the river for other missing persons. Nearby, a Newport earthquake rattles homes and china, while fatal automobile and shooting incidents punctuate a violent stretch of news.
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Beverly
Marietta
Mintor
Nixon
Young Selby Awa
Mit
Coopers Agree on Wage Cuts After Joint Conference
A joint conference of Coopers from several states led to a wage decrease and fixed working hours for employers. John C. Dondre, 27, died from injuries sustained in a football game in Jewett City, Connecticut, after an incident Saturday. A note from Modem Ridgeway fire outbreak reports three-part blaze causing $800,000 loss with $14,000 insured.
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Coopers
Cain
Indiaunvulle
Ind
John C. Dondre
Willituatfile
Conn
Jewett City
Saturdas
Midgeway
Ridgeway
Strengthen the Stomach with Dr Williams Pink Pills
Claim of a single remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia cites a Cay Po ville man in Shelly county Lenn who says three pills cured chronic indigestion after others failed. The ad promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a safe blood-building treatment with no stimulants or opiates, urging readers to request a free booklet from the Dr Williams Medicine Day.
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Gina Atrosh
BH. B. Strong
Cay Poville
Shelly County
Lenn
Dr. Williams
Michigan
Williams
Jae
Dr. Svilliams
N.Y
Just Like a Woman Promotes Mayer Boots as The People's Shoemaker
A garbled passage extols the Mayer Boot Company of Milwaukee advertised as the People’s Shoemaker offering a wide range of shoes for every family member. It highlights comfort styles for children and women, men’s options like Honorbilt, and claims of quality materials and nationwide availability.
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Mayer Hoot Quid Shoe Co
Ailwaukee
Becuse
Fubhermen
Avery Mayer Shoe
Mayer
Indy
Martha Washington
Wade
Mayer Shoes
Word to the Wine and a Bride’s Odd Demand
A jagged fragment describes a wedding couple in a rosy home. At breakfast the bride places a large revolver by her plate and declares critics will not be tolerated in her own construction for transport.
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Bride
Jusboud
George
Trenkfugt
Scalp Humor Cured by Cuticura Remedies Story
A personal tale claims scalp humor was cured after trying Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The writer reports hair restoration and renewed health, urging others to seek similar treatment and return to normal life. The piece also includes unrelated old ad-like lines and a note on writing thank yous after visiting friends.
Roosevelt Tour Amid Yellow Fever Fears Delays Visit
President Roosevelt planned an extended Southern tour by train visiting Alabama Arkansas Louisiana and Virginia but postponement was discussed as yellow fever outbreaks in New Orleans prompted officials and allies to weigh safety and quarantine policies. He nonetheless proceeded to Richmond delivering a broad address on national unity and the role of the United States in global affairs.
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Prentise Glyey
Hoowevel
Auantle
Alba
Arkinsis
Lieve
Durhig
New Orleans
Mehriman
Ollichls
Marine Hos. Pita
Louisiana
New Ure Jenne
Roosevelt
Washington
Willa Toot
Dr. I. St. Rixey
Burgeo
Jom A. Metlinaney
Lons Mann
Prealent
Rough Riders
John
Geeeti
Virginie
Cravens
Particullar Wa Smosh
Panama
Caribbean
Yui Xooner
Intec
Ponr
Ben Tal Didregard
Health Restored by Peruna Patient Testimonial
Mrs Enna Flvlesner of Sixth Ave Seattle praised Peruna after two years of irregular painful periods and precarious heart health. She reports relief after three months of use and says she will never be without it, noting renewed strength and energy.
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Enna Flvlesner
Sixth Ave
Seattle
Wark
Welen
Pertigg
Hartman
Woodpeckers Create Bird's Eye Maple Called Bintaeye
The article explains how imbermen and cabinetmakers describe tree growth to form the prized bird's eye maple known as bintaeye. It notes sap flow, sugar content, and the pattern caused by woodpeckers in rock maple trees, detailing how holes and sap collection develop over years before the tree yields decorative wood. An orchid named Crispum Roger Kao der sold for $4500 at a New York auction, a presumed record price.
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Nubaly
Gloria
Mugar
Marjo
Irik
New York Sun
Patent Medicine Hype Sparks Cautionary Talk in Town
Town discussion centers on patent remedies and medical costs. A speaker questions reliance on patent tonics, noting doctors’ fees, and recalls claims that a tonic cures constipation and stomach trouble. A testimonial praises a remedy called Gtaps Tonle, with price details and a mail offer from the Hollow Gapo Tonle Co in New York, urging readers to seek safer personal health choices.
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Sis
Wane
Vankur
Walter Wellman
Sr. White
Mr. Welknau
Nin
Benott
4Th Ave
Jet
Capidant Coupons and the Barber's Daughter Encounter
A quirky aside from Meggendorfer Blaetter notes Capidant coupons and a comical romantic confession. The speaker declares sudden love upon sight of the barber's daughter and her cousin's scissors triggering a fluttering heart.
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Meggendorfer Blaetter
Lost colonial gold findings spark 1801 recovery debate
The report from the colonial secretary of money for Victoria notes a recovery effort in 1801 totaling 07,687 in younges valued at 1,150,000. The fragmentary document hints at a gold find by a named assignee and references an act or colony, but details are incomplete.
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Mney
Victoria
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