Hood's Sarsaparilla praised as pure medicine in Norwich notice
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a pure, safe remedy with unchanged ingredients since its Boston prescription. It claims widespread cures for scrofula, rheumatism, blood poisoning, and related ailments, urging a fair trial and noting availability in liquid or SareTabs form from S Hood Co.
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Oliver
Boston
Tia
Hood
S. Hood CO
Lowell
Mass
Amalgamated and Teddy Bears tied for first in city candle pin league
The Amalgamated team and the Teddy Bears shared first place as the season neared its end. A planned roll off will determine the champion, with Cosmopolitans and Kallabeshers lagging in the standings. The Teddy Bears had just won their third straight game.
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City Candle Pin Teague
Teddy Bearg
Cosmopolitan
Teddy Beare
Kallabeshers
Cosmopolitans
Leddy Bears
No Report On Corporations Criticized in Congress
A March report from Wi outlines calls for public access to corporate data gathered by the Bureau of Corporations. Mr Hardwick of Georgia criticizes the delay in releasing information and questions the president's handling of information on corporations. Congress had not been fully informed, and the president's stance on transparency was debated.
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Bureau of Corporations
Iona
Me. Hardwick
Georgia
Penananv dl Hae
Congress
Cotton bale totals rise in last year’s crop report
Washington March 21 census data show a total of 11 961 183 bales in the 1907 crop, including half bales and ginned counts. The figures compare with 10 785 600 bales in 1905 and 12 205 265 in 1906, with notes on remaining ginning and related totals affecting the final output.
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Washington
Wright
Roar
Talon
Halen
Monaco Prince Delivers Rebuke To Italy King
A Vatican led exchange reports the Prince of Monaco sending a rebuke to the King of Italy. Doctors note the prince’s health allows him to travel to Rome for a proposed levy on occupancy and a Vatican approach. The message signals tension between Catholic princes and Italian leadership.
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Prince OF
Monaco
Rebuif
Italy
Rome
March
Nnts
Malta
Vatican
Two Elephants Loose Target Farmers in Valdosta Area
Valdosta Georgia March 21 thieves of Pallew Dampler received a telegram yesterday from a White Springs circus. The circus hoped to capture the two elephants that escaped and had been sighted around farms. Local farmers reported near alarms as authorities sought to recapture the animals.
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Valdosta
Pallew Dampler
Circus
White Springs
Dorta
Boy's Coolness Prevents Panic In School Fire
A chaotic incident at Chivas Moreh involved a flare and a fire risk as a boy’s calm actions helped avert panic. Flames were extinguished by several men who carried ladders while the congregation remained still. One individual, Berney, escaped unharmed.
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James Malter
Sevnral
Mit
Berney Line
Emma Goldman Collapses In Strenuous Chicago Life
Emma Goldman suffers a breakdown in Chicago and is taken to a physician. She shows signs of strain and fatigue after weeks of intense activity and plans to speak in Milwaukee are affected.
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Emma Goldman
Chicago
Euena Goldman
Olla ‘Thawenda
Wiig
Hersyilden Polteria
Mies Goldman
Nee
Voueries
Milwaukee
Adirondack forest purchase to protect state lands
A March 21 report notes a tract of timberland in the Adirondacks was bought from Reggnevte Fall Land Company for the state forest preserve. The 9% deal secures Mount Matey slopes and helps shield upper waters of a stream from timber cutting, aligning with state park objectives.
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Ana N
Mount Matey
Sailor Tale Shrouded In Fire After Manila Voyage
Fragmentary report from Barcelona on a steamer voyage from Manila. The ship reportedly burned near the water's edge after reaching port. A crow and likely passengers were saved, while the vessel faced heavy flames and rescue efforts.
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Barcelona
Sipentel
Jee de
Apeo
Manila
Gojoubo
Befermary
Carga
Yeserdag
Keer Halits
Olga
Ploned Mt Bawadery 15 and New York Word Mix
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Mt Bawadery and a number 15 amid uncertain words. The readable items include a place name and a figure, but no clear event or persons to anchor a fuller summary.
Widows Bill Faces House Vote Amid Fiscal Clash
Republicans oppose the measure citing treasury costs of about 10 million dollars annually. Supporters argue it helps widows but face a Senate stalemate and potential defeat as lawmakers warn against expanding the treasury’s burden. PMID.
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Sirene
Ramet
House
Senate
Roose ‘Gortaln
Republicans, Not Oppered Oea
Piproy
Hare
Treasury
Evans’ Wicesure
Paxant
Borden Plants On Half Time In Fall River
Fall River iron works and the American Printing Company announce half time amid labor disputes. D Borden of New York owns the plate and operates both firms in the city. The print works produce fabrics for the American printing company. The company runs seven large cotton mills supplying the print works. Jean blows six hundred pounds and pays a weekly payroll of around twenty five thousand.
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Fall River
Sige
Coty
Jean
Lve
Pstnam's Fadeless Dyes at Red Cross Pharmacy
Pstnam's Fadeless Dyes claim to color wool silks cotton and mixed goods with one third to one half more coverage and less effort. Full line of colors priced at 10 cents. Red Cross Pharmacy Miles Granite Elk Barre Vermont.
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Red Cross Pharmacy
Miles
Granite Elk
Barre, Vt
Labor Stirs Congress Reform Battle in Senate
Washington reports labor pressure mounts as the AFL and allies push a broad workers rights program. A labor petition from the federation is read and sent to the judiciary committee, signaling urgent demands on anti trust, eight hour workday, and anti injunction measures amid tense congressional debate.
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Washington
Talor
Fairbanks
Cannon
American Federation of Labor
Atic
Congress
Osern Gomr
Vances
Rhannan
Senate
Tim
Michigan
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Judiciary
Miners Ratify Policy as Mitchell Delivers Tearful Leave
The miners convention voted to back the national scale policy with coal operators, aiming at a district settlement to avert a great soft coal strike on April 1. It also supported entering politics with its own members in legislatures and Congress. John Mitchell adjourned the meeting amid emotion, tears on his face as delegates saluted him.
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Mitchell
Ita
National Scale Committee
Congress
Provident John .Mitchell
America
Tie Gavel
Bend
Provident
China Protests In Vain Over Manchuria Crisis
The Washington dispatch reports Chinese officials appealing to the wtoto department and Germany amid protests about Japanese oppression in Manchuria. Diplomats see China’s position as hopeless as Japan and Russia formalize an agreement, increasing Chinese losses of influence in the region.
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Washington
Wtoto Department
Chiswan
Japan
Manetoria
Germany
United State
Manchuria
China
Ruseja
Hottentots Defeated as Kaiser William Praises Victory
A telegram from Berlin reports Kaiser William’s pride after a Hottentot defeat in Southwest Africa on March 10. The telegram commends the German commander and notes sorrow for officers and men who died, while highlighting Ritch and Rusele leading the First Higa unit in the engagement.
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Berlin
Maren
Africa
Bey
Rusele
Danger of Great Uprising In China Report
Fragmentary OCR note reports rising tension in China with references to Tesiphiong and Ching Ae. The text is incomplete but suggests concern over a major disruption or revolt and mentions March 2 date and Pithenvesti.
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China
Triangular Digestive Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An early 20th century ad copy touts a triangular digestive product claimed to cure indigestion and stomach misery in five minutes. It asserts one dose can relieve pain for the whole family and describes easy chewing with a plain printed formula on each package.
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Biel
Naupeois
Anti Bryan Democrats Aim to Block Nomination
Washington March 21 Democrats formed into an anti Bryan movement plan to block William J Bryan from two thirds of the delegates at the Denver convention. They expect free delegation votes from New York Massachusetts New Jersey Delaware Rhode Island Ohio Maryland and West Virginia to reach a 386 vote deadlock. Supporters believe New York England and others may break with Bryan to aid the effort. Parker wing opposition reacts, arguing the move fails to affect Bryan's renomination.
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Washington
New York
Democratic State Committee
Empire State
Bryan
Maswohueette
England
Pechipe Wit
Virginia
Ontis
Ventas
Newland
New Jartey
Delaware
Rhode Island
Ohio
Maryland
West Virginia
Emiasunies Sie
Attorney General Calls Senate Inquiry on Impeachment
Albany March 21 Attorney General W S Duke non Jorday urges investigation into three articles of impeachment so the case gets a fair trial. Senator Caddy and Allie push for swift Senate action to avoid a whitewash, as Senate reasons refer the letter to the committee.
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Jackson
New York
Albany
N.Y
Duke Non Jorday
State Banko
Stenator Caddy
Ister
Allie
Senate
Raines
Snanvinl
Saxe Resolution of
Gold from Johannesburg Mines Increases Revenue
A historical report notes a massive gold yield from Johannesburg mines reaching 6136,750,000 with further production totaling 1,794,000 valued at a significant level. The article hints at rising prosperity and ongoing prospecting efforts contributing to national wealth.
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Johannesburg
Employing County Prisoners In Local Work Programs
A historical county report discusses using prisoners for county work, weighing prison labor against jail capacity and local farms. It notes the need for clear deployment rules, potential private employment effects, and legislative considerations for the next fall session. The piece questions how to balance jail crowding, board for prisoners, and securing work without overburdening sheriffs or private employers.
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Bureal
Ptate
Wade
Tino P Panerhiae
Hones
Tipthi
Ee Park
Illinois newspaper voters debate convention slate
The fragment outlines discussion of a national convention delegation and potential candidates for Congress. It references Senator Proctor and names such as D. J. Feet, Frank J. Pie, and Gov. P. Gi Buttertichl, with Vermont party context and editor notes, reflecting internal slate considerations.
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Neale
Chigage
Tien
D. J
Feet
Frank J. Y
McCuen OM
Barber
Stone
Gov. P
Hughes
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