Dr Grayson and the Purchase of a Grayson Residence
A traveler visits a country town to inspect land for a summer home. He meets Miss Florence Grayson at Dr Grayson’s residence and learns the place may be for sale. After lunch, the property is bought by the stranger, who later marries Miss Grayson and takes her abroad.
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Warsamowaddy
Weil
Dr. Grayson
Coul
Grayson
Ale
Florence Grayson
Genteman
Missengnon
Mins Grayson
Women Watch The Clock And The Market’s Woes
Fragmented text discusses women and daily tasks and hints at remedies like Todia Ki Minkhau's Vegetable Cinijwurt. It references Organ problems and a general sense of trouble, attributing stability to certain remedies. Cannot identify concrete events or names beyond vague mentions.
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Oman Packache
Nealache
Todia Ki Minkhau
Postmaster Appointments and Senate Debates Highlight Busy Washington
President Wilson staff lists include Montpelier and Waterbury postmaster nominations. Congress confines itself to appropriation bills as Senate debates civil service merit issues and the District of Columbia tax questions. Vermont’s Bailey at Montpelier and Neil at Waterbury noted. Franklin of Columbus tied to Honolulu district post.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Capitol
Senate
House
Firundaven
Connecticut
Moot
New York
District of Columbia
Washington City
Wilken Saturdis
Vermont
Urtean K. Bailey
Montpelier
Honolulu
Mes Aloo Mas
Stackable Shere
Teqaihlican
Hawaii
South Carolna
United States
Tommy to Seventy-Niners parade marks alumni celebration
A large crowd at Mroneston Nd witnessed alumni and undergraduates chanting and singing old songs as President Wilson and Princeton’s Hibben attended. The day featured a formal welcome, a parade of costumed alumni, a campus ball game at the stadium, and cheers for the retiring eightys event, with spectators at Old North then the stadium.
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Dune
Mrioneton
Anil
Wilson
United States
Hibben
Princeton
Old North
Miners Wreck Union Hall in Butte Riot
Riot by Western Federation of Miners and Coal Miners union opposition roiled Butte as mobs led by Independent Workers of the World ransacked the Miners Union Hall damaging furniture and records. A mayoral disturbance interrupted a second story address and police failed to halt the violence. further clashes feared. Col Roosevelt's grandson James Roosevelt Wilson born to Theodore and Eleanor Roosevelt is noted in New York.
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W. W
Butte
Tutte
Mon
Tome
Western Federation of Miners
Coal Miners’ Union
Cutton Hall
Jacia 1
Dune
Mayer
Cirane
Wits
AeliFigg
Alderton
Saville
Theinners’ Union
Miners Union
Col. Roosevelt
New York
James
Theodore Ranwee Welt
Roosevelt
Get
Tiatare
Farmeenalt
Je. Tieealorsy Jr Sarried
Eleanor B. Alexander
YEGGMEN 110LD UP POLICEMAN IN Nashua
A chaotic scene described with unclear text recounts a police incident in Nashua. Officers allegedly confronted suspects during a Saturday dawn operation. The narrative mentions an assistant city marshal and a painted royal feature as part of the confrontation and subsequent escape attempt.
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Nashua
Marshal Campbell
Pains Around the Heart and Digestive Tonic Claim
A vintage ad explains heart pain often stems from debility and poor digestion rather than organic heart disease. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a digestive tonic that strengthens stomach muscles, nerves, and blood. It claims improved appetite and vigor, and offers free books Building Up the Blood and What to Eat and How to Eat.
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Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N.Y
Adlai Stevenson Dies in Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson, Vice President under Grover Cleveland and Democratic hopeful, died in Chicago after a prolonged illness. He was 76, survived by three children, and had recently returned from Bloomington Indiana for treatment. Born in Kentucky, Stevenson pursued law in Illinois and built a long political career, including terms as congressman and elector, before serving as vice president from 1893 to 1897 and again seeking the presidency with Bryan in 1900.
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Chicago
Adlal &. Stevenson
Cleveland
Bedeite
Tewie LG. Stevenson
Iilawis State Board of Pardons
Martha D. Hardin
Lepitia Stevenson
Bloomington
Stevenson
Grover Cleveland
Democratic Party
Walliaus J. Bryan
Join
Hliness
Charles S. Denon
Christian County
Keostucky
Bloomvington
Emlinoie Universite
Temg
Varter College
Nunville
Kentucky
Joe Blakburn
Lewin W. Green
Minenington
Motarote
Muomingeton
Tincoun
Stepherman
McNulta
Democrata
Minos Red Segition
Grover Chye
Exceses in Italy spark republic proclamations and strikes
Reports from northeastern Italy describe towns bordering the Adriatic declaring a republic amid a general strike. Deputies claim revolutionary mobs burned newspapers and clashed with authorities as railway workers halted action. In Milan and Adria, officers and rioters were wounded, while priests faced hostility as unrest spread through multiple provinces.
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Rome
Italy
Adriatic
Maly
Valeriane
Hinini
Avena
Peasants’ League
Nirdey
Ing Vietor
Montenegro
Salandia
Anand
Adria
Ier
Par
Milan
Porta Vupiciane
Sant Agata
Lugo
Ming
Hero
Ravedut
Armel
Tony
Suffrage Endorsed by General Federation of Women's Clubs
Chicago June 18 The General Federation of Women's Clubs endorsed the principle of women suffrage, marking a twenty year effort to overturn a constitutional bar on political and religious topics. The vote followed brief debate with speeches by E G Denniston of San Francisco and Carrie Chapman Catt. Pro-suffrage sentiment surged as hymns and a rousing chorus filled the hall, despite some objections to discussion. The resolution pledges moral support for political equality for women worldwide.
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Chicago
General Federation of Women's
E.G. Denniston
San Francisco
James] Lee
Percy V. Pennyparker
Chiba
Earnont Belle
Household tips and fashion notes from a past era
A lengthy column blends home care advice with social commentary on 1860s to early 20th century attire. It covers ammonia for stains, stove smoke remedies, starching iron with salt on paper, ventilating sickrooms safely, and critiques of hoop skirts and makeup. It also details glove washing, drying, and maintenance for various materials, noting fashion trends and fabric concerns of the era.
Alabama Mines Active and Production Figures Tarnished
Fragmented figures from a 1913 Alabama mining report indicate total coal output around 1.577 million tons with a value near 29.06 million dollars, impacted by mine disruptions, tipple burnings, and several large operators facing labor and transit issues. The article notes improved conditions later, with heightened demand and manpower shifts as operations expanded and sanitary measures were implemented.
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Alabmain
FB. W. Parker
United States Eeological Survey
Alabama
Wirwayy Ter
Hamid
LMS Ben
Michang
Mabama
Wesding
Laarema
Wiiiens
Anthracite Sets Record Output and Work Days
Record anthracite production reached 18880 long tons valued at 177,2202, surpassing prior highs. Mine workers averaged 287 days in 1913, with 18 fatalities that year, reflecting industrial peace and rising demand amid shifts in fuel use and regional agreements through 1918.
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F W. Parker
Unite States
Susquehanna River
Mare
Bureau of Minne
Mount Lassen Eruption Reports Fatalities and Damage
Mount Lassen again erupted, sending a tall column of smoke and ash into the air near Redding California. The brief blast lasted about ten minutes, injuring several and causing one death. Many residents fled or sought shelter as officials worked to assess the crater damage.
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Redding
Cal
Mount Liesey
Porn
Nurse Claims Comfort Powder Heals Skin Like Magic
An advertisement from a New York area reader touts Comfort Powder as a miracle skin healer. A Mrs Nancy, claiming to have tried everything for a baby’s skin, pasionately endorses the product and urges readers to obtain the genuine powder with the signature of ES Sykes.
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Nancy
Huffalo
N.Y
Ros
ES Sykes
A Modern Opian Eater and the Opium Trade
In a harsh confession from a former newspaper man now an inmate, the article portrays opium use in the United States. It cites thousands of users in cities like San Francisco Chicago and New York and claims army posts are infiltrated by opium morphine and cocaine users. The writer argues the habit spreads from initial curiosity to addictive mastery despite moral and legal prohibitions.
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Dune American
United States
Opidin
United States Revenue Service
San Francisco
New York
Chicago
Denver
New Ghrneans
Salt Lake
Portland
Orient
Tommy and Mother Argue Over Nightgown Flight
The scene shows Tommy and his mother disputing over a fancy nightgown and a winged ascent. The mother insists Tommy cannot be kind to a new nestling and must send it back to heaven. Tommy counters with a stubborn reply about feathers and a plan to keep the gown.
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Tommy
Netle Eister Abel
Sime
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Promote Clear Skin
A testimonial from Deabelle Guenther describes using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment to treat a child’s severe facial rash. After four weeks the skin improved and the scalp became healthy. The note promotes the products and cites a testing sample offered by a doctor for trial.
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Gilbert
New Britain
Conn
Healy
Deabelle Guenther
Drugeiete Amet Beable
Shin Howl
Cathure
Dep
T. Reston
Be-Sen
Will
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Waterbury
Woodrow
Prince~ Ton
Adlai Stevenson
Garond Cleveland
Ra-Hygen Company
We Anol
Dept. K
Bali
Women’s’ Federation
Dwight
New York Times
Ti Ia
Aimerican
Europe
Jon
Alabama Mines
Mount Lassen
the Red Cross Pharmacy
No. Main St
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