My Boyhood Tale of Shep and Colonel Ringgold
A nostalgic recollection of boyhood days along a road to town. The writer recalls Abe, Ham, Nod, and a collie named Shep owned by Colonel Ringgold and the fear of discipline. Ned defends the dog, and the colonel enforces rules, promising to keep Shep in the house nights while the boys reflect on childhood dreams and loyalty.
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F. A. Mitchell
Coopyright
American Prone Association
Dan Gow
Abe
Ham
Nod
Myself
Nix
Shepherd
Shep
Bownn
Joab
Jost
Rainge
Jowb
Colonel Ringgold
Be’cock
Ned
Becauny
United States Army
Allence
Beta
Atx
Saint Tremolo
Tilton Woman's Advice on Dr Williams Pink Pills
A Tilton advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills for female weakness. It claims the pills restore health after long illness, easing back pain and nervous exhaustion. The testimonial asserts dramatic recovery, bed confinement, and renewed strength following use. It urges other women to try the remedy.
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Bern
PA Hutar
Williama
Pisk Palle
Willinens
de. Williams
Phuk
Tejal
Honor of Jefferson Davis Memorial Park Observed in Fairview
June 4 in Fairview Kentucky a meeting opened by Milton of Pesville with General Young and others discussing a plan to build a Confederate memorial temple and to remodel a Davis farm residence for widows. The group aims to raise 30000 dollars to honor the Confederacy and to promote a more favorable memory of the South’s past.
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Fairview
Jeferson Davis Inne
Davis
Lincoln
Davis Farm
New jury in Dewey suit discharged after signals seen
June 4 Boston report: The $470,500,900 libel case of former Judge Henry Dewey against Good Government Association members was pulled from the jury by Judge Edgar R. hereke after a juror testified signals were exchanged. The judge said signals may have occurred and discharged the jury to preserve a fair trial.
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Boston
Henry
Dewey
Good Government Association
Edgar R. Hereke
Steet
Owen Joba
Dee Fendants
Seaber
Henry defies the court in high profile San Francisco trial
In San Francisco on June 4 Henry Heney faces courtroom clashes as the defense and prosecution spar over testimony on stolen documents from the Burns office. Judge Lawlor orders a review of witness statements while Rex Hamlin confirms Burns aides and thefts but declines to incriminate.
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San Francisco
Tate
Helms
Rae
Tha
Corman
Hegers
Chia
Tole Taylor
Pina
Theney
Mill
Jurge Lawlor
Heney
Rex N. Hamlin
Burns
Sainte Burns
Lim
Kept of Rogues Gallery and Boy Causes Wreck
A Brooklyn inquiry centers on Justice William J. Gaynor and Police Commissioner Bing over alleged unwarranted references to a boy in the rogues gallery. A Detroit and Mackinac railroad locomotive wreck near Alpena, Michigan involved a boy age unknown, with damage estimated at 3100 dollars and the boy slightly injured after leaping from the embankment. he was arrested.
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Aie
York
Mesor McColing
Supreme Court
Wiliam J. Gaynor
Brooklyn
Bingand
Turpice Gaynor
Aves
George B. Dully
Rogues’ Gallery
Sual
Pas Jenkonski
McClellan
Aiskk
Tral
CZAR'S VISIT TO EDWARD AT COWES LINKED TO IMPERIAL MANNERS
St. Petersburg reports Emperor Nichols will visit Edward at Cowes on August 2 with the Russian imperial squadron sailing to Cherbourg July 84 arriving the next day. Maneuvers of the imperial guard begin August 12. The visit mirrors King Edward’s call on Emperor Nicholas at Reval last year.
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St. Petersburg
Emperor Nichols
Edward
Cowes
Cherbourg
Gower
Reais
Imperial Guard
Nicholas
Reval
Nichothy
Tinly Hae
Old Days We Remember in Quiet Pastures Remain
A reflective verse recalls former days of youth and wandering near a hillside stream. The speaker longs to return to tranquil times, the familiar path, and the simple joys once shared, contrasting them with present worldly cares and changing light.
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Faye Junt Hagersdom
Laury
Ip Waters
Pidiadalphin
Gentle Cascade Creations Laxative Guidance
The text advises choosing mild cascara based laxatives over harsh cathartics. It suggests using candy Cascarets to cleanse softly and claims this leads to rarely needing stronger treatments. The message emphasizes learning the difference between gentle and harsh laxatives to avoid harsher options.
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed in Virginia ad
A Vienna West Virginia letter extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It claims ten years of relief under doctors without success and credits the product with curing female ailments. It notes the compound is made from native roots and has no narcotics, inviting letters to Mrs Pickham in Lynn Massachusetts for confidential advice.
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Lydia E
Pinkham
Vienna
W. Va
F. Pinkham
Lydia B
Lyla J. M Pinkham
Kawa Wikaton
W.va
Lydia B. Pinkham
Tosey
Im, Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Express Company Receivership Case Heard by Justice Gay
Justice Gay heard arguments to appoint a receiver for United States Express Company. Dalley claimed shareholder rights were ignored and company directors diverted business to rivals via agreements, alleging internal misconduct and a deal involving ex-Senator Platt. Proceedings referenced affidavits from company officials.
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Gay
Abe Niftains Express Company
Dalley
A. Eslewar
Amey
Apiple Aasel
Ing
United States Express Company
Much Companion
Roy
Morgan J. Ken
United States
Thomer C Platt Wah
Te Company
New York
Brunswick's Champions Retain Bowling Title in New York
The Brunswick bowlers at New York's Madison Square Garden clinched the nine game series to remain undisputed champions, finishing with a 10 pin lead over Theropoon's Colts of Chicago. Final totals show Brunswick 208 average 184, Colts 7835 average 475, with one change in leaders amid a generally low scoring session. Philadelphia is noted for a celebratory night in the same period.
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New York
Theropoon
Colts
Chicago
Brunswicks
Chamjones
Chenga
Nee Ganins
Brunewicks
Vatch
A. Lunsman
Philadelphia
Queen Liliokalani's $11600 judgment set aside in DC court
Washington June 4 The 11600 default judgment against former Hawaii ruler Queen Liliokalani was set aside by Judge Stafford. Lydia Dominia testified that Dr Benlioh Kinglieh, a Cincinnati resident, filed suit in August 1900 and that negotiations led to a $1100 settlement of all claims.
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Washington
Emer ‘Queen
Litnokalani
Hawaii
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
Karlow Hy Kinglieh
Jix‘tee Stafford
Lydia Dominia
Bnelioh
Cincinnati
Orient Road Settlement and Crete Tensions Escalate
Reports from Crete say autonomous hopes clash with Turkish demands while alarm spreads over the Adana situation. Missionary letters from Constantinople describe widespread destitution in Turkey, with refugees flooding towns like Minaia and Ocinanieh. Relief efforts are strained as Armenian Muslims are reported casualties and aid groups tally thousands needing aid.
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Greece
Adana
American Board of Missions
Beaconstreet Jen
W. W. Pert
Constantinople
Poet
Attona
Lds
Coimprana
Minaia
Harddich
Ocinanieh
Shepard
Tices
Calsota
Lee
Mise Chambers
Kensab
Kennedy
Alexandretia
Miller
Nti
Belknap Praised for Messina Relief Huts
Lieutenant Commander R. B. Belknap of the American naval mission has turned over 400 additional huts for Messina disaster survivors. Premier Giolitti praises the relief effort and gratitude from the population. Belknap will complete work in Messina on June 12 as Ambassador Griscom departs, with Selachman succeeding him.
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R. BK. Belkmap
Tere
Messina
Giolitti
Grincom
Eer
Vey
Anil
New York
Mr. Griselm
J. C. A. Selachman
Turkey
Messina Quake Shakes City with Aftershocks
A strong subcalatory earthquake struck Messina at 12 16 am yesterday causing wall damage. A lighter aftershock followed at 12 30 am. Local authorities report structural damage and ongoing tremors in the area.
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Mensina
Walla
Steam eruptions threaten Mount Biot in southwestern Colorado
A dramatic steam plume rises from a peak in southwestern Colorado near Mount Biot after recent rapid melt. Locals believe a volcanic disturbance caused the cloud unseen for miles. An abandoned mine nearby faced intense heat in its lower levels, hindering close inspection.
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Jane
Mount Biot
Igton
Colorado
Liberian Commission Headed Home From Monrovia Visit
Liberian Commission members preparing to depart Monrovia after completing a study mission. They will return aboard the cruisers Cheater and Chellingham to resume duties. Reported May 28 from Monrovia through Sherra Lacan and Jie.
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Monrovia
Liberia
Sherra Lacan, Jie
Xine Wit
Cheater
Chellingham
Tan Palmas
Conary
Missionaries' Trial Delayed in Brussels Congo Case
Brussels reports the trial of ten American missionaries led by Rex William Morrison in Congo has been postponed to July. The group faces a lawsuit demanding damages for alleged calumnious denouncement amid Belgian authorities pressing for a swift proceeding.
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Brussels
Leopoldvily
Congo
Rex
William Morrison
Dees Narrowly Escapes Gunfire Near Pranston
On Wednesday William Bartlett of Hartlett Patten brokerage, while driving home from Greeview Tennessee, escaped a bullet that lodged in his brain area after it struck his automobile during a suspected stray shot incident from youths nearby.
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Dees
William 4
Bartlett
Hartlett, Patten
Prain
Greeview
Pranston
Ttme
Wouts
Shah Protest to Russia Sparks Diplomatic Note
A dispatch from St. Petersburg reports by direction of the shah the Persian minister of foreign affairs has protested to Russia over measures by a detachment of Russian troops in Tehran. Twenty prominent national figures have been taken into custody by police under orders. The consul general has referred the matter to St. Petersburg for action.
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St. Petersburg
Ty Porm
Attairg
Tal
St. Peberstvarg
Memorial Association to Raise 100000 for Cincinnati Monument
The cane pal Memorial association's executive committee, chaired by Weinenda Ustad, plans a magnifcent monument in Cincinnati funded by a 1 000 from Mrs. bp en Dr re a estate. The notice mentions quick relief and a cure for a medical ailment in an unrelated ad.
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Cincinnati
Cane Pal Memorial Association
Tee Weinenda
Mrs Reed Forgives As Husband For Abandonment
New York June 4 Mrs Herbert Reed announces from the Grand Union hotel she will leave for Manchester. She forgives her husband who deserted her two weeks after elopement, believing him not in his right mind. She says if he returns she will welcome him. otherwise he may go his way. Reed says nothing of a wedding ceremony or details, and she notes her husband claimed a St Louis home address and a trunk containing marriage papers was shipped there.
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Herbert Reed
Harvard
Boston
Yeetentays
Grand Union Hotel
Jshe
Manchester
Pear Tees Ieee
Amine
P Shaeba
St. Louis
Herbert
St. Louie
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