Fierce Snow Storm Strands Medicine Hat Herds and Residents
Medicine Hat Saskatchewan reports first trains since Monday's blizzard arrived from the East. Rides from the region describe severe hardship as snow and cold cut off barter with the United States. Two fatalities are reported and many sheep said to have perished among the herders.
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Medicine Hat
Saskatchewan
United States
Parkhurst resigns as head of Society for the Prevention of Crime
The Rev Dr Charles Parkhurst resigns after 17 years leading the Society for the Prevention of Crime in New York. He cites personal reasons and plans to discuss details at a dinner, with Frank Moss noting no disclosed grounds and indicating Parkhurst may remain on the board. The move ends his public reformer career.
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New York
Charles Tl. Parkhurst
Society For the Prevention of Crime
Parkhurst
Uke
Sepear Toe
Tan
Gotham
Thurwlay
Cociety
Frank Moss
Moss
Sanford Pair Elopement Sparks Wide Search
Sanford Maine October 27 police in Dover Manchester Portsmouth and other cities are notified as Sadie Whiteley 17 and Albert DeMille 20 are sought after allegedly eloping from Sanford last Tuesday. They were traced to Rochester before vanishing. Whiteley’s mother Ida Whiteley of Sanford is distraught and bedridden awaiting news.
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Sadie Whiteley
Albert DeMille
Sanford, Me
New Hampshire
Sanford Inet Turaday
Fanford
Tochester
Mise Whiteley
Mia
Ida Whiteley
DeMille
Noose Awaits Night Riders In Open Court
A special court convenes in Union City Tennessee on October 27 to indict and try night riders tied to the Rankin lynching. Judge Jones leads the grand jury as authorities vow swift action against mob violence and murder in a tense region.
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Union City
Tenm
Rankin
Union
Jones
T. RB. Bratton
Tennessee
Tratturson
Nashvilly
Grion City
Thin City
Patterson
Famburg
Lake
Inder Hood
Th Inke
Sunda
Atom
Rogan
Martin
Holmes
Bellamy
Spier
Mint
Obion
Lake, Dyer
Fniheon
Beware Pneumonia Danger and Home Remedy Claim
The item warns pneumonia as a deadly danger and promotes a home remedy mix of Virginia Pine compound, syrup, and whiskey claimed to cure coughs. It emphasizes early action, rapid decline risk, and claims the remedy lasts a year, naming pine and santalwood ingredients and urging use for any curable cough.
Ceresota Flour Promises Quality at a Fair Price
Advertising copy touts Ceresota Flour as superior value not a bargain brand. It claims high gluten content, moisture retention, and the ability to produce large white loaves, urging readers that a single bag proves its worth and a trial suffices.
Soldiers and Deputies Crowded Hamburg Camp All Night
Miles in every direction the soldiers and deputien shouted the country morn ing till night, and Sunday night the military camp at Hamburg was crowded with prisoners.
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Hamburg
Prinonere
Swift progress in leprosy case at Camden hospital
Camden Oct 27 The case of Charles Clarke a Camden boy formerly reported missing now under treatment at Blackwood county almshouse shows rapid progression of leprosy A war department expert from Fort Mott will conduct exhaustive examination The disease has advanced swiftly to affect the spinal cord and muscular system resembling a leprosy case seen after 25 to 30 years of illness
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Camden
N. J
Charles Clarke
Blackwood
War Department
Charter B. McDonald
Fort. Mott
Magazine Review Portrays Bat as Quirky Household Pet
A magazine piece argues that bats in a bedroom provoke more laughter than fear, depicting the creature as intelligent and affectionate. It cites a college professor recalling pet bats that roam, perch, and respond to human voices, portraying the bat as a loyal companion rather than a pest.
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Iat
Furiat
Worm feeding description in November issue text
A fragment from November issue of Technical World Magazine notes a head and shrill twittering to attract attention for worms. It describes thirty fat worms readily fed at one meal, illustrating a curious behavior or anecdotal observation.
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Technical World Magazine
Both brothers plead not guilty in murder case
New York story notes Hains and his brother T Jenkins nian pleaded not guilty through counsel in the supreme court to the indictment charging them with killing Wil E Annis. Nellce Garrison previously refused to sustain the demurrer by Hains' counsel. Trial date set for November term. under New York law the fee of not guilty is not allowed in degree murder cases.
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New York
Hains
T. Jenkins Nian
Counee Hne
Supreme Court
Wil E. Annis
Thin Nellce
Garrison
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
A fragment from an advertisement recounts letters from women like Mrs. F. Ellsworth and Mrs. Mary J. Williams praising Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for nervousness backache and “female troubles” and urging other women to try it despite incomplete text.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
F. Ellsworth
Mayville
N. Y
Mary J. Williams
Bridgeport
Mrs
Ann
Lydia E Pinkham
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