Hood's Sarsaparilla Touts Cure Claims and Testimonials
Advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla as a superior tonic for solofula stomach ailments appetite and rheumatism. Testimonials from J M Carr of Crouby Texas and Mrs Nowa Waney of Hughes Tennessee praise rapid relief and healing after years of illness. The ad notes liquid and tablet forms and lists price and supplier J Hood Co Lowell Massachusetts.
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Hood
J. M. Carr
Crouby
Texas
Mas
Nowawaney
Hughes
Tennensee
Vesuvius Erupts Again With Flame and Smoke
Naples reports renewed activity at Mount Vesuvius with a massive column of flame and smoke billowing from multiple fissures at the crater summit. The eruption sends ash and lava toward Afro del Cavallo valley between Monte Bonima and Vesuvius.
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Naples
Vesuvius
Afro del Cavallo
Monte Bonima
German Army Scandal Drives a Wife Insane Sequel Tragedy
Allenstein January 4. Mrs von Schnelbeck, wife of a Major in the German army, killed in her husband’s rooms after a disturbance. She has since gone insane with others saying she has been mentally unfounded for several years.
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Allenstein
Sant Prumeia
Mra. von Schnelbeck
Marie von Gobtbin
Alabama Prohibition Still Fails to Prohibit
Judge Sparke of Decanter was sent to Cullman to hold a special term court to investigate violations of the new prohibition laws. Nine saloons were said to be operating openly in the county despite the measures, signaling ongoing enforcement gaps and public concern over the law.
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Alabama
Birmingham
Sparke
Decanter
Cullman
Confession of Murder Shocks Benton Courtroom Verdict
Alfred confession details emerge in a case before Judge Bates of Bentington. The narrator describes a grim sequence with a brother and Alfred Hunt, leading to the death of a girl near a cemetery. Witnesses recount the struggle, the hole, and the murder act amid a period of whiskey and fear.
Vancouver armed camp on part of Japanese
Vancouver notes report fears in the city as tensions rise between white residents and Japanese neighbors. Dispatch describes riots and threatening rhetoric, with residents warning of arming themselves while authorities hesitate to act. The piece references a committee investigating magistrate conduct amid accusations of bias.
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Vancouver
Portland
Ore
Oregonian
Asia
Frost
Troops Ready for Queel Indiana Strike Riot
Fragmentary report describes four infantry companies and four artillery units mobilized in Indianapolis to quell a street strike. Authorities in Magere and Muncis prepare to confront unrest as tensions rise amidst unclear leadership and competing factions.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Tri
Guanle
Hanley
Gran Perry
Muncis
Magere
Storrs Confesses False Entries In Bank Scandal
San Francisco January 4 Hi L Storrs a bank official breaks under examination and admits false entries in California Safe Deposit Trust company records were made under orders from jailed manager J Datsell Brown and fugitive assistant J Robertson. The confession ties to a scheme that prosecutors say moved four million dollars to defraud the state.
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San Francisco
California Safe Deposit Trust Company
Hi. L. Storrs
Wand
J. Datsell Brown
J.D. Robertson
Quebank
Dead Woman Identified In New Jersey Swamp Mystery
New York papers report the identified body found in the Lamp Black swamp at Harrison, N J on Dec 26 is Mrs Lena Whitmore of 230 Adams Street Brooklyn. Husband Whitmore initially denied the match then recanted after dentists and police checked teeth and jaw features. He described a troubled marriage and Christmas separation, noting his wife left with few belongings and sent a short cryptic letter.
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New York
New Jersey
Mra Lenn Whitmore
Adama Street
Brooklyn
The
Bronx
Harrison
Lena
kWom Whitmore
Whitmore Huestyng
Warker
Lamp Black
N. J
Whitmore
Adams Street
Police
Legen
Cooney
Prinipally
Billy
Coaney
Whitney
Manhattan
Duokhir
Editor Harden 13 Found Guilty in Zuksaft Trial
Jan 4 Nevin. The trial of Maxi Maar Harden, editor of Zuksaft, for leaking Coat Kupe von Mathie ly the eniumoe of that paper ended yesterday. Harden was found guilty of Tibet and sentenced to four months imprisonment and to pay court costs. The court cited the reckless publication of matters of general public interest and the failure to test statements as key factors. Names, dates, and finer details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Nevin
Maximaar Harden
Zuksaft
Kupe von Mathie
Bixmarck
Princr Zu Bulenterg
Count von Moltke
de Skyther
U'S
Countess of Yarmouth seeks annulment of marriage
Tonion January 4 The Countess of Yarmouth sister of Harry Thaw files for dissolution of marriage from Earl of Yarmouth The action will be heard in camera at the divorce court The estrangement is linked to the Thaw affair and the first trial of Harry Thaw reports indicate the Earl opposed insanity pleas during proceedings which could affect succession of the Yarmouth estate
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Countess of
Yarmouth
Tonion
Harry Thaw
Stanford White
Earl of Yarmouth
Pittsburg
Countess of Yarmonthy
Twe Cave
Earl of Ee
Harry Tt
Bagot
Lanedon
Enid Yarmout
New Year Sale on Cash Systems and Fresh Goods
A brisk starting offer highlights Cash Systems and net trade benefits with discounts around four percent for every $15 cash trade. The note promotes storage eggs, turkeys, geese, Malaga grapes at bargain prices and a line of green goods. It emphasizes low prices and competition comparisons.
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Butte
Malaga
Marriage Nullified by Court Influence Claim
A marriage was challenged as the court investigated alleged external influence aimed at preventing proceedings from nullifying the union. The case revolves around interference with the marriage process and the legal steps sought to end the union.
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Phare
Greene and Gaynor To Prison January Seventh
Savannah dispatch reports District Attorney Marion Erwin notified counsel for Green and Gaynor in jail at Macon that the prisoners will be moved to the federal prison in Atlanta as soon as feasible likely around January fifteenth to save the sowers and their penton iay seer said. Five landlords in New York reduce rents as the wast side strikers win a victory, bringing total capitulations to twelve.
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Savannah
Marion Erwin
Counsl
Green
Gaynor
Macon
Atlanta
Oge
New York
Philadelphia Swine Artist Dies After Studio Fire
Ulrich A Hoouwers, a renowned Philadelphia portrait painter, died in a hospital after burns from a Thursday fire that gutted his northwestern studio. About $110000 worth of paintings were destroyed including a Madonna study and a Christ child piece. The 65 year old artist had recently completed works and kept originals closely guarded.
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Philadelphia
Jan
Ulrich A
New York
Horgger
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