A Blunder Leads to a New Family Reunion
A girl returns from Miss Harmon's School to a wrong address in New York. A mistaken Lafayette street leads to a four story stone house where she discovers her mother nearly blind and a brother unaware of her visit. Mistaken identity ends in a warm reunion with her real family and a luncheon with new relatives.
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Lafayette Street
Thureday
Flr Bilen
Tom
Ats
Alsaey
Mother la
Hmbt
Scott
Han
Blood Making Tonight Treatment Promises New Health
An old medical advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for anemia and blood diseases. It features a testimonial from Mrs Claud Moore claiming the pills restored strength and color after severe illness and near consumption. The claim emphasizes building rich blood to nourish the body and reverse pallor.
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Williams
Gonerton
Claud Moore
Defiance
Mono
Wilkcns
Wart Cure From Vinegar And Baking Soda
A home remedy suggests applying a drop of vinegar to a wart three to four times daily then covering with baking soda saturated with vinegar. Keep for ten minutes, then the wart should drop off leaving a small white spot.
President Roosevelt's Son Tries Carpet Trade Dreaming Factory Ownership
Theodore Roosevelt Jr arrives at Hartford Carpet in Thompsonville to learn the business. He sorts dirty wool in a forward worker role, wearing a cheap suit and overalls, watched by curious operatives. He aims to become a factory owner one day and plans six ten hour days.
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Martford
Theodore
Hartford Carpet Corporation
Thompsonville
Ile
Roosevelt
Teddy
Robert P. Perkins
Harvard
Roosevelt Wan Uated
Alvin Ho Higgins
Amenities of a Gould Suit in New York Court
In a New York court, Mrs Gould seeks temporary alimony of 181000 a month after her husband DeLances Nicoll claimed he abandoned her due to her alleged frequent intoxication. The hearing revealed accusations of Mrs Gould's intoxication and misconduct at social events, while counsel argued the charges were unfounded.
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New York
DeLances Nicoll
Howard Fiould
Clemmons Gould
Mra Gould
Mir. Nicoll
Mr. Gould
Lila
Mrs Nooth
George Kirkpatrick
Gould
Mra. Gould
Shearn
New York Still Holds Thaw Case Over Writ
Albany reports Attorney General Jackson advised Sheriff Lane not to comply with the federal writ ordering the transfer of Martin Thaw to Pittsburgh. Governor Ganiner was designated to represent the state, as Lane noted the writ remained within state jurisdiction per prior counsel.
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Albany
N. Y
Jackson
Shrial Charles M. Lane
White Plains
Federal Court of Pennsylvania
Marty K
Jon Pittsburg
Asa Bird Ganiner
New York
Jane
Thaw
Pittsburg
United States
Pennesylvania
Lane
West Chester County
Sheriff Lane
Cmienmel
Supreme Court
Survivors of Aeon Rescued Return to Suva Island
The British steamer Aeon survivors arrive by the Manuka in Suva Fiji after two months on Christmas Island. A baby girl born to Captain Patrick’s family and Myra joins the group as the rescued refugees recount ordeals, supplies saved, and hopeful reunions. The Aeon crew provided shelter, water, and fish, with cocooned dwellings later built for the families aboard.
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Suva
Fiji Islands
Aeon
Christmas Island
Pacific Ocean
Manuka
BR. BR. Patrick
USN
Avon
San Franciero
Auckland
Apia
Coral Island
Patrick
W. K. Kiddie
USSN
Myra
Lost Art of Home Institute Moves To Form National Federation
At a Union League club meeting tonight Chicago representatives of women’s clubs plan to found a domestic science institute. The project aims to create a national federation affiliated with the General Federation of Women’s Clubs as a school for wives. It envisions clothes making, cooking, household economy, and general housekeeping, to create good housewives through organized united effort.
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Chicago
Union League Club
Towetier
General Federation of Women's
Chiles
Chile
Unite Sta
Federation i
Surprised minister praises Hyomei cure for bronchial catarrh
Victorian readers urged to try Hyomei as a guaranteed remedy for catarrh colds coughs and inflammatory nasal throat conditions. An anecdotal endorsement from a pastor in Santinia Ohio claims complete relief after using the inhaler and antiseptic treatment though the ad text is promotional and contains questionable claims and dates.
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Hyomei
Rey
Charles Hartley
Santinia
Ohio
Topellee
Rickert
Tuberculosis Debate Focuses on Child Education
Washington reports at the International Congress on tuberculosis emphasized prevention and school sanitation. Mies Stark notes teaching preventive medicine in Pittsburgh schools, with exhibitions reaching over 10,000 children. Discussions covered sanatoriums, government control, and immunity concepts using live bacteria, amid cautious optimism for long term reductions in TB and related diseases.
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Washington
International Congress On Tuberculosis
Bertha le Clark Coke
Pittsburg
C. C. Probet
Brown
E. Mather
Calinette
Samuel G. Dixon
Pennsylvania
J. Fiber
C. Jensen
M. A. Marher
University of Kansas
Dra
Unitie
Coal Mine Disaster Year Tests US Fatalities
The 1907 coal mining record shows 3,125 deaths and 5,210 injuries, the worst in a generation, with partial data from states and territories. Gas and dust explosions cause most fatalities. roof falls and other causes produce many nonfatal injuries. Expert notes improvements via safety measures but acknowledge ongoing risk.
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United States
States Geological Survey
Miinepeevers
Minas Oil
Michigan
Waa
Arkankke
West Virginia
New Mexico
Alabama
Ninbor
Fway
Reat
Roel
Fielding an Honest Worker with a Shrewd Stance
A reflective piece describes a man who stays steady on his tasks and never shirks. He keeps to familiar ground, shows practical sense, and avoids theft or deceit, even when tempted. The narrator opines the man would rather endure misfortune than betray his own interests.
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Mort
Chicago News Letter Fragment Reflects Personal Views
Fragmentary Chicago News text shows a personal message with mixed phrases about someone named Rens See Te. The readable portions indicate a conversational note or opinion piece rather than a formal report.
Congress funds survey to study mine explosions findings
Congress appropriates 150010 dollars to empower the United States Geological Survey to investigate mine explosions and issue recommendations. The study aims to advance research without initiating mine inspections, with results published for broad benefit, while advocating military discipline in coal mining operations to ensure value from the inquiry.
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United States
W. Parker
Ervey
Congress
United States Geological Survey
Geological Survey
Dan Patch and His Owner Debate Race Plans
Dan Patch and owner M. W. Savage discuss plans to race the famed horse against rivals to test speed and lower a record. Savage claims the horse may drop below 1:55 before snow, urges a three-quarter pace of 1:30 and 2:31 for a fair two-horse race with a pace maker, and states willingness to race Minor Vein under strict conditions.
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M. W. Savage
de Ate
Hersey
Myway
Colvatus Lexington
Matel
Tam
Sam
Dan
Pater
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Howard Gould
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