Packing houses face temporary injunction in trade restraint case
The United States seeks to halt packers from illegal price agreements alleged to restrain trade. No defense resistance was offered to the motion as government counsel and defendants’ general agent consented to entry pending full proceedings. The defendants deny the government’s claims and demand a complete trial of the case.
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Gnitelanes
Obicege
Groseeuy
United States
John‘s. Miller
Sie
Mrs Pinkham Invites Women for Advice in Mass Notices
A notice invites all women to write for advice to Mrs. Pinkham seeking full particulars. The message appears as a public call in a Mass publication style.
Richarda and U S Attorney Bethea Involved In Case
Richarda and United States Attorney H. Bethea are among parties interested in the case.
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Richarda
United States
8. H. Bethea
Carnegie Says Free Trade in Ocean Shipping Is Key
Andrew Carnegie, arriving in London from New York, argues the merger in shipping is a money making matter with no patriotism involved. He believes the ocean should have free right of way, tramp steamers ally with the plan, and that regular sailings for passengers could be advantageous, while stressing dividends over flags. He cautions Britain’s costly wars and foresees the United States gaining substance in industrial strength.
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Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie
London
New York
Mr. Carnegie
Navigation Syndicate
Great Britain
United States
Pope Leo XII and church salary talks in era
Fragmentary notes discuss Pope Leo XII age misstatements and salary changes for Bishop Pot ter to twelve thousand five hundred dollars. Warne of India seeks a missionary superintendent for an industrial and agricultural mission in India.
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Leo XII
Potter
Warne
India
Jym Wailis Budge
Egypt
New York Baptists
Tydhant Temple
Bogton
St. Clement's Church
Brooklyn
Attide
St. Gabriel
Ursuli Ole Hod
Philadelphia
Annette Mea
Pope Leo
Mushrooms Spark Wary Thought From Hamlin Garland
New Yorker Hamlin Garland, famed for seriousness toward work, refused a dish of fresh mushrooms at a Sunday tea, asking if they were poisonous. The hostess assured safety, but he pondered the potential impact on American letters if they proved harmful.
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Hamlin Garland
New Yorker
Cee
Pam
Remarkable Head Pain Case in Star City Arkansas
In Star City Arkansas on May 26 a man named W. H. McFalis suffered two years of burning head pain. Doctors puzzled him until he used Dodd's Kidney Pills, which gradually relieved the pain. He then recovered from La Grippe, and his son George benefited from the pills his father did not need.
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Star City
Ark
W. H. McFalis
Dodd
George
When in Paris Three Weddings Law Questioned
A Baltimore American line jokes about marriage in Paris needing three ceremonies and asks if three divorces would be required for separation. The quip notes the comic idea of multiple rites and legal hurdles in romance.
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Johnny Wise
Paris
Mr. Wise
Baltimore American
Beware of Olutmruts fr Catarrh that Centalm Mercury
An advertisement touts Hali's Family Pills as the best remedy for catarrh and related ailments, promoting a centalm mercury based formulation as superior.
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Olutmruts
Hali
Fragmentary court remarks over charges and costs
A courtroom snippet shows Mrs Younghusband narrating actions at a theater event. The dialogue mentions costs totaling $14.08 and a box of cigars. A judge responds, touching on the smoking and a jacket related to the incident. The exchange captures a dispute over expenses and attire in a legal setting.
You Can Get Allen's Foot-Mase Free Base
An old time ad notes Allen's Foot-Mase cures tired worn feet and fits shoes, claiming relief for corns and bunions. Sold by druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents.
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Allen
Paris Hotels Count Drops Behind Demand
A Paris statistic notes 11,700 hotels present while occupancy falls short of potential, with average room utilization hovering around 240,000. This terse brief signals a mismatch between supply and demand in the capital's lodging market.
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Paris
President Loubet Steps In To Bake Day Duty
The passage describes President Loubet rising early and joining a baking task. He rolls up his sleeves, kneads dough, and bakes, while commenting on his routine in winter and summer. The scene portrays a hands on leadership moment and a portrait of the president in domestic tasks.
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Gig
Hoe Oon
Cha Domehinaty Wong
Loubet
It Waen It Poem and the Printing Press Tale
A fragment notes a man who sold a magazine article for 10000 dollars. The dialogue mocks a writer’s stature and mentions printing presses, reflecting Chicago News style. The piece reads as a playful digression on commerce and authorship.
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Digge
Chicago News
Looking to the Future Miss Walflower Keeps Letters
In a dialogue about sentimentality Miss Walflower is described as retaining every letter from an old lover. The other character argues this behavior signals a breach of promise rather than mere sentiment.
Vogeler Curative Compound Promised by Gardener
A letter from Groner Chaangxe of 33 Beechcroft Road Surrey praises Vogeler's Curative Compound claiming it cured him after other medicines failed. He notes neighbors and acquaintances were similarly helped and promotes sending for a free sample via St Jacobs Oil Ltd Baltimore.
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St. Jacobs
Vogeler
Vogel Carly
Groner Chaangxe
Beechcroft Road
Surrey
St. Jacobs Oil, Ltd
Baltimore
Peruna touted by patients in testimonial notes
A letter from Marie Johnson of Butte New York describes a long struggle with illness eased by Peruna. She claims she was cured in three months and has remained pain free for months, urging others to learn what the medicine did for her.
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Mise Marie J
Marie Johnson
Butte
N.Y
Hartman Sanitarium Address Noted In Columbus
Mrs Anna Martin writes to the public addressing Paine Sonar and Perana in a greeting that mentions Dr Hartman, President of The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus. The message references years of service and public health care forms.
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Paine Sonar
Dr. Hartman
Hartman ‘Sanitarium
Columbuaa
Paying respects to Columbus in Madrid square
Bill arrives in Madrid and spots a colossal Columbus statue in the square. Colonel Saulsbury observes Maj. John M. Burke, the advance agent of the show, removing his hat and kneeling before the statue, prompting the remark about the original advance agent.
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Bill
Madrid
Christopher Columbus
Saulsbury
Maj
John M. Burke
John
Major Burke
Hotel Clerk Seeks Safe or Theft Risk in Offer
A hotel clerk asks a guest to leave diamonds in the safe, while the guest insists on keeping them accessible to prevent theft. The exchange highlights issues of security, trust, and room safety in the hospitality setting.
Modern Conveniences and Rural Speech Fragment
A fragmented OCR snippet notes dialectical speech about going to towns for modern conveniences. It references staying at home and mentions Déakocd by mallf Peck in unclear context. The readable text centers on travel to towns for services and domestic frugality.
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Mallf
Oall in Ay He Writes Fiction Johnson Yea
Ethel asks about the kind of fiction he writes and Johnson notes that O.U.'s are principally his focus.
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Johnson
Ethel
Cure for Consumption Offered by S W Wayne at Wakita
A brief notice states Cure for consumption available from S W Wayne in Wakita Oklahoma. The line mentions BM and Apel as locations or names connected to the offer.
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BM. S& W
Wayne
Wakita
Okla
Apel
A Good Fecandation Amidst American Scandals
A fragment from the New York Weekly notes that foreign visitors find no old haunted castles in American society, admitting a contrast yet highlighting that the country offers many scandals as a cultural feature. The tone suggests satire on societal pretensions and secrets.
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New York Weekly
Muddled OCR Notes on a Clothing Package
Fragments describe a clothing item or package with unclear branding blue or white colors and a price 5 cents. The readable text is garbled and lacks coherent context or identifiable names, places, or dates.
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