Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Promise Gentle Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a modern non narcotic remedy for neuralgia headaches stomach and menstrual pains and more. It claims rapid calming effects on nerves and a cure by addressing the cause with a money back guarantee and offers free trial packages and a diagnostic service from Dr Miles Laboratories in Elkhart Indiana.
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Miles
Dr. Mies
GEO, Saunders
Greensburg
Ind
Miles Edica Co., Laboratories
Elkhart
Payne Relics Forge Link Between Shelley Letters Sale
Literary relics of John Howard Payne headed for sale in Philadelphia include the famed Payne Shelley love letters. The correspondence, sent to Washington Irving, carries Payne's note accusing Mrs Shelley of using him to gain Irving's acquaintance.
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John Howard Payne
Philadelphia
Payne
Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley
Washington Irving
Mineworkers Wages Paid in Cripple Creek District
Five hundred fifty thousand dollars were distributed to miners in the Cripple Creek district Colorado on a recent payday. They receive an average of three dollars forty four cents per day, a high average compared with wages in the East.
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Cripple Creek
Colorado
Inside-Out Salvation for Wayward Youths
The Portland Oregonian argues salvation must come from within the child through faithful love and steady instruction from early years. Laws alone cannot shape a good person. effective reform hinges on reaching the wayward parent and instilling precept upon precept.
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Portland Oregonian
Indian Crafts at World Fair From Indian Territory
Samples of basket work by Indian school pupils and relics of the red men have been sent to the world's fair from the Indian Territory, showcasing native craftsmanship and cultural artifacts.
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Indian Territory
In Queens Eyes and a New York Love Story
The piece notes Queen Alexandra has deep blue eyes and youthful softness. It then reports an 86 year old New Yorker who has won his fourth bride, illustrating springtime romance and a poet’s line about love striking younger thoughts.
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Queen Alexandra
New York
Havana Waiters Strike Over Soup and Whiskers Order
Havana staff objected to an order forbidding soup service with whiskers. They acted too quickly. The rule may be changed to bar whiskers in the soup instead.
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Havana
Scott's Emulsion Aids Soft Bones In Children
An advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion as the correct dietary treatment for rickets and soft bones in children. It claims daily small doses improve bone stiffness, joint strength, and head firmness, asserting widespread success and offering free samples from Scott & Bowne in New York.
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Scott
Fort Omaha to House Signal Corps in Slow Build
Washington reports the army plans a signal corps school at Fort Omaha but funding limits slow construction. A brick admin building, mess hall, hospital, and commandant’s house will be prepared for occupancy after July 1, with a $20,000 rehabilitation this summer and a possible $200,000 or more later for further buildings. Separate plans discuss relocating the land office from Chamberlain to Bonesteel for the Rosebud opening, then returning after the rush. Commissioner Richards defends the temporary move against local objections.
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Washington
Signal Corps
Army
Fort Omaha
General Staff
Humphrey
War Department
Crook
General Chaffee
Nebraska
General Land Office
Gregory County
South Dakota
Richards
Chamberlain
Land Office
Bonesteel
Rosebud
Nebraska Crop Bulletin Says Cold Dry Week Slowed Growth
The University of Nebraska notes a cold dry week with mean temperatures about 3 degrees below normal and frost on the 12th to 14th. Rain was light, under half an inch weekly except southeast where wet soil delayed progress. Central and northern counties report many farmers finished planting and corn showing slow germination due to low temperatures.
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University OF Nebraska
Burglary at Billings Brewing Office in Montana
In Billings a safe was dynamited at the Billings Brewing company office. Papers money and diamonds totaling 7500 dollars were stolen. Watchman Fred Stephens was shot and seriously wounded. burglars escaped.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Helena
Mont
Billings Brewing Company
Fred Stephens
England's Great Navy Defense Speech
In the House of Commons August Chamberlain, chancellor of the exchequer, defends navy expenditure insisting the two power standard remains essential. He hopes Britain avoids another great war but urges readiness to pay for defense if needed. He notes Britain currently has sixty three battleships.
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England
London
August Chamberlain
House of Commons
Great Britain
Naval raid targets Japanese cruiser at Talienwan bay
A small naptha launch under a young officer crept from Port Arthur and torpedoed a large armored Japanese cruiser in Talienwan bay on May 10. Flames engulfed the ship, crews fought the fire, and the attacker escaped, later beached near Dalny. The feat sparked Russian acclaim and the officer was recommended for the Cross of St. George.
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Liao- Yang
Talienwan Bay
Dalny
Ta- Henwan Bay
Port Arthur
Sooners at Reservation Rosebud Flocking to Open Lands
Washington reports that after the Rosebud reservation opening proclamation, many would be settlers cluster along Gregory county borders. Officials fear a repeat stampede like Oklahoma and have ordered marshals to remove squatters and sooners camping near lands to be opened.
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Rosebud Reservation
Washington
Gregory County
South Dakota
General Land Office
Oklahoma
Land Department
Department of Justice
United States Marshal
Japanese Advance Report From Mukden Front
War correspondent Gaedke of Tageblatt telegraphs that Japanese forces push on the Russian line at Lai Yang Hai Cheng and New Chwang. The right wing advances hesitatingly while the left wing shows greater energy. A Russian cavalry force observes from the flanks as rain soils roads and conditions deteriorate at Mukden.
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Berlin
Gaedke
The
Tageblatt
Mukden
Lai Yang
Hai Cheng
New Chwang
Queen Liliuokalani Arrives in San Francisco for Honolulu Sail
Former Queen Liliuokalani of Hawaii arrives in San Francisco with Prince and Princess Kalanianaole and companions after the St. Louis exposition. They plan to sail for Honolulu on May 26.
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San Francisco
Littuokalani
Hawaii
Kalanianaele
Honolulu
Miyako Sunk After Mine Strike Off Kerr Bay Harbor Work Ends
Tokyo dispatch reports the Miyako a Japanese cruiser was sunk after striking an undiscovered mine in Kerr bay while aiding in mine clearance near Talienwan bay north east of Port Dalny. Eight sailors killed? twenty two wounded. Admiral Kataoka’s squadron shelled Russian positions. No. 48 torpedo boat earlier lost. Miyako built 1901 displacing 1800 tons with speed around twenty knots.
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Miyako
Kerr Bay
Talienwan Bay
Port Dalny
Kataoka
Miyakd
Robinson Point
Taku Mountai
Kerbay
Japan
Russia
Talimwan Bay
Blackney
Deep Bay
Russian and Chinese intrigue near New Chwang and Kai Chou
Reports sketch a volatile border scene as Chinese bandits raid near Yin Kow and rich locals are ransomed from New Chwang. M Pavloff in Pekin seeks to push Beijing to assume New Chwang control. Japanese scouts and a sizable force move toward Kai Chou while Russians maneuver two regiments in New Chwang to shape native perceptions.
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New Chwang
Yin Kow
M. Pavloff
Korea
Alexieff
Pekin
Kai Chou
Hsiu Yen
Mukden
Harbin
Liao Tung
Lobingier Named Judge in Philippine Court
Secretary Taf appoints Charles S. Lobingier of Omaha Nebraska as judge of the court of first instance in the Philippines. Lobingier is a seasoned lawyer and legal writer who formerly served on Nebraska's Supreme Court commission.
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Washington
Taf
Charles 8S. Lobingier
Court of First Instance
Philippines
Omaha
Neb
Supreme Court Commission of
Nebraska
London Brokers Outnumbered by Global Exchanges
London has 6000 brokers while Paris shows a government controlled bourse with 70 brokers. New York hosts about 1100 brokers, highlighting Paris as a minor market in global finance.
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London
Paris
New York Stock Exchange
Two Great Armies to Meet
Paris dispatch reports imminent developments as two armies press toward Feng Wang Cheng with 100000 Japanese near Lai Yang and a possible flanking movement toward Mukden. A persistent rumor places 160000 Japanese forces in Manchuria amid exchanges along the frontier.
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Paris
Church leader promotes sex integrated clubs edict
New York Mary Baker Eddy heads Church of Christ Scientist and issues constitutional amendment calling for no sex segregation in clubs. Most members belong to clubs denying men and women co membership, causing confusion over enforcement. Masonic members reportedly exempt from the ruling.
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New York
Mary Baker Eday
Church of Christ, Scientist
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