Al Heroine. A daring tale of a farm girl who kills a bandit
In 19th century Italy a sequence of ruses and ransoms targets Luigi Bartinelli, heir to Count Bartinelli. Maria Bastanio, daughter of a near neighbor, discovers a sack concealing a murdered messenger and shoots the bandit Carricel after the sack is opened. The raid collapses, Carricel is killed, and Luigi is freed. Maria receives a ransom share and a dowry promise. the government offers a separate reward, and Luigi gradually shifts admiration to Maria as the tale closes.
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Pietro Carticci
Pietro
Luigi
Bartivolli
Beatricia Carrone
Luigi Battivelli
Toymediate
Tulgi
Beatricia
Carricel
Maria Bastanio
Count Bartinetti
Maria
Marin
Fred
Bassanlo
Petro Carricel
Bassanio
Bartell
Carrivel
Luigi Bart Unelli
Tian
Count Bartinell
Lule Bartinelli
Italy
Psi
Indaw
Abigail Tenat
Bryan Again After Trust and State Federal Powers
In Peoria on September 1 W Bryan spoke from a hotel balcony after arrival in a private Rock Island car. Adlai Stevenson and other state Democrats joined a crowd that hailed him at the station and later at the coliseum. He argued for constitutional power division between state and nation, contrasting party platforms with Jeffersonian language and stressing separate state governments for a large republic.
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Peoria
Bryan Wee
Obiogo
New York City
Hegan
Denver
Jefferson
Namwrvney
Mr Smith Appointed in Constitutional Debate on State Powers
A fragmentary speech text discusses states rights and federal powers. It cites Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Morrison of the American Federation, mentions Willits Herbert Stith, and Judge Gould appointing an examiner. It argues for preserving state authority against federal overreach and favors federal action alongside state laws.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Veank Morrison
Armerican Feder
Nation of Labor
Swoples 'Rucke Stove and Tange
Ven Weday
Gould
Willits
Herbert Stith
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed
A Denver woman describes long illness from female troubles and backache. After an operation she worsened until Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health, urging others with similar symptoms to try it.
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Lydia EB
Pinkham
A. G
Lawrence Ee Denver
Lydia KE
FA for Sick Women by Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound
Mrs Pinkham invites all sick women to write for advice about a remedy claimed to cure displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities backache and nervous prostration after thirty years of use. Address Lynn Mass.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Tragic Cave Collapse Kills Two Hammond Youths
A prairie trap built by boys at play in Hammond Indiana collapsed Tuesday, killing 14 year old Harry Ricketts and 15 year old Clifford Huiston and injuring others. Witnesses and relatives described a sudden cave in as the youths excavated a shallow pit near their homes.
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Hart
Hammond
Ind
Coughlin Released From Jail Heads Homeward
John C. Coughlin, arrested en route to President Roosevelt, left jail for Walpole Massachusetts with support from Howard Patten. He was to be admitted to a state hospital at King's Park but Chief Patten arranged to place him with relatives in Walpole until a sanatorium bed could be found. Magistrate Franklin noted the commitment.
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Mineola
L. du
John C. Coughlin
Roosevelt
Walpole
Mass
Paice
Howard Patten
Coughlin
State Hospital
King's Park
Foster
Chief Patten
Tustion Franklin
Pills Claim King Treatment at Local Pharmacy
The ad from Red Cross Pharmacy Rickert and Weil's drug store promises a life pills product to relieve stomach liver and bowel issues. It claims guaranteed results and mentions a Mrveen of Pitted We as a customer, with a reference to 250 as a price or stock detail.
Kilauea Lava Rises After Earthquake Shocks Hawaii
Honolulu reports a severe earthquake on Hawaii island sent lava in Kilauea crater rising after an initial fall. Lava recovered about 400 feet from its low point and continued to climb toward its original level as a second quake struck.
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Hawaii
Honolulu
Kileuea
A Medicinal Tonic Claim in Dr Plares's Discovery
A promotional text touts gly as a valued agent enhancing medicines from native roots. It argues gly improves extraction and preservation, boosts efficacy of Black Cherry bark and related roots, and supports digestion and appetite. It cites Dr Ben nett and Professor Pinter as endorsers, urging use for coughs and bronchial ailments while warning against overClaimed miracles.
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Plares
Pinter Eilingyeno
M. D
Bennett Med. Colique
Chicago
Ideal Playground Vision Stresses Moral Growth and Fitness
At the New York convention Dr Curtin outlines pure athletica aims urging playgrounds to center on spiritual truth and virtues. Arthur Leland advocates year round public playgrounds with winter adaptations like a sheltered slide and toboggan run, promoting head heart and hand training.
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New York
Dr. Curtin
Pure Athletica
Moretofore
Maud Sumymere
Cincinnati
Mayground Association of America
Arthur Leland
St. Peal, Minn
United States
Suspect cast doubt on Davie in Rustin death case
A man says he does not believe Charles Davie helped Dr. Rustin kill himself. He notes Rustin had attempted to persuade others to kill him and questions where the revolver is. The exchange occurs as officers seek clarity on the missing weapon.
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Aly
Charles Davie
Dr. Rustin
Restin
Otters
Omaha
Five Children Perish in Farmhouse Fire Near New Brighton
Minneapolis dispatch reports five children of Mr and Mrs G B Burdette living on a rural farm near New Brighton suffocated in a house fire at dawn. Neighbors, mistaken that the children were away, saved furniture while parents reentered the smoke to rescue the youngsters. All five victims aged 6 to 12 were found dead in the home. Fire cause not yet determined.
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Minneapolis
Minn
G. Burdette
New Brighton
Two Boys Killed in Prairie Cave Collapse Near Hammond
In Chicago on September 10 a cave boys excavated in a Hammond prairie collapsed killing 15 year old Harry Ricketts and seriously injuring 15 year old Louis Mott and 14 year old Clifford Trudean. Ricketts died at once. Mott was rescued and may recover. Trudean may die. The boys were sons of prominent Hammond residents including contractor Thomas Ricketts and former mayor Prod Mitt.
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Chican
Sept
Sone
Promnent
Hameland
Ind
Harry Ricketts
Thomas Ricketts
Laie Mott
Fred Mott
Hammond
Rannot Renter
Iifford Huitson
Pheer
Standard Steel
Chicago
Ite Nnkers
Louis Mott
Prod Mitt
Clifford Trudean
BR. Wyn Madson
Standtent Steel Caf Company
Death in Flames Strikes Philadelphia Cricket Club
A fire at Chestnut Hill club left waiter Thomas M. tary dead and several women and men badly burned. The Philadelphia Cricket Club building was destroyed and most workers escaped. investigators pursue causes as the blaze raged.
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Philadelphia
Thomas M. Tary
Fmen
Chestail Huth
Asoburh
Bielhting
Bonn
Sea Will Succor a Punished World Review
A World Magazine excerpt argues ten years hence wheat production cannot feed rising populations. Sir William Crookes raises alarms while overlooking neglected harvests. It notes vast sea and beach proteins could supplement food if harnessed, suggesting hunger stems from human inability to use abundant resources.
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William Crookes
British Association For the Advancement of Helene
Sir William
North Atlantic Ocean
Europe
United States
Lechjmout World Magazine
Greatest Question Before The Country By Grover Cleveland
The September The Interpreter quotes Grover Cleveland on the nation’s defining issue, the negro question, arguing for gradual change and caution against political supremacy in the South, while avoiding a rash denial of civil rights. It also notes The McClure's piece on M. Witte’s Far East activities, detailing railways, ships, and banks shaping Port Arthur and Dalny amid Russo-Chinese governance.
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Tam Mee
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Grover Cleveland
Ace
Cleveland
Jikdron
Witte
Danny
Dom
Katropatkin
Hawela
Areneti
China
Manechines
Rueda
Nereeli
M. Witte
Chen
Europathia
Far East
Mancauria
War Department
Windivortok
Kwantung
M. Withe
Wind
Wal
Port Arthur
Har
Ye‘King
Seoul
Peking
Pokouloi
M. Witto
Dalny
Surveillance in Venezuela Passes and Permits
Report describes strict border checks in Venezuela requiring a pass, certifications, and multiple authorities. Travelers face police and military checks and must explain their identity and purpose at various checkpoints. The piece notes frequent delays as officials demand detailed personal information.
Caracas Streets Marked By Censorship And Fear
In a reflective travel-diary style, the writer notes pervasive surveillance in Venezuela cities like Caracas and Maracaibo, describing government censorship of telegrams and letters, and control over diplomatic and private communications under a dictatorship. The piece cites George W. Crichfield in Everybody's magazine.
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Caracas
Valencia
Puerto Cabello
Maracaibo
Venezuda
Boston
J. W. Postar
Oestro
Castro
Cgeorge W. Crichfield
Device to replace corset buttons hailed by pressmakers
New York report from the convention of the Pressmakers Protective Association describes a Hoboken inventor's chain socket device to replace back buttons and hooks in corsets. A ring at the top allows one pull to button or unbutton, enabling any child to operate it. Models wear imported gowns to illustrate the trend.
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New York
Pressmakers’ Protective Association
Masonic Temple
Hoboken
N. J
Paris
Mob Attack After Fatal Homicide in Oxford
Black suspect Lawson Patton fatally wounded Mrs. M. McMillan in her home after a struggle with police. Mob seized him from jail, he was mortally shot during escapes and died near a telegraph pole amid public unrest in Oxford, Mississippi.
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Osford
Lawson Patton
Patton
Unclear fragmentary notice with scattered phrases
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Mrs Winslow and soothing syrup with garbled terms. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond the phrase Mrs Winslow. The text is too incomplete to determine a coherent news item or outcome.
Sultan Abdul Hamid to be dethroned rumor swirl
New York dispatch says Nakle Mouttan Pasha, a wealthy ally of the Young Turks, is named honorary president of the Syrian Ottoman society. He claims assurances from King Edward and the French Republic that Abdul Hamid will be removed, with Germany to be kept from obstructing the change. The report cites German influence as a pretext rather than the actual aim.
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New York
Nakle Mouttan Pasha
Abdul Haomidî
Turkey
Syrian Union Ottoman Society
Spi
Edward
Prenen Republic
Nakle Moutaran Pasha
Abdul Hamid
Germany
Abdul
Tan
Ant
Savage Races and Their Descriptions Across Cultures
The passage catalogues alleged national traits and customs of diverse groups including The Zulus, Pathgonians, Toastegs, Sahara peoples, Caribs, Dokos, Veddas of Ceylon, and claims on cannibalism, bathing habits, cleanliness, and color perception. It portrays stereotypes as cultural facts and asserts universal contempt for color diversity.
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Sahara
Ceylon
New York City Growth and Shoe Trade Noted in Herald
The New York Herald notes population rising to 11,000,000 by 1992 and daily health costs of 6,300 dollars. It warns land values grow faster than gold and silver mine outputs while pedestrians wear out 28,000 pairs of shoes daily as shops thrive on footwear.
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New York City
Pubic Treasury
New York
New York Herald
Arabian cloth offers vivid cotton voile curtains for next winter
A new material called Arabian cloth and its email price are discussed for window curtains. It is a thin cotton voile designed with bright colors and popular patterns for various interior fabrics. The note highlights its fashion appeal and availability.
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