Agricultural College Student Pens From Taku China Visit
M C Henry, former agricultural college student now in the army, writes from Taku China about the siege of Pekin, the international force, and his view of war conditions. He notes ships from eight nations, the mix of troops, and hardships including mistreatment of Chinese coolies, and reflects on future U.S. role.
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M. C. Henry
Agricultural College
Taku
China
Pekin
Philippine
Manila
United States
Rome
Philippines
Europe
Taku Harbor
England
British India
British China
Vaterland
Austria
Russia
Potent Bitters Promised To Strengthen Nerves And Blood
Advertisement touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for weak nerves and thin blood and claims it prevents malaria fever and ague. Bold claim to cure constipation indigestion dyspepsia and nervousness with assurance to obtain the genuine product via a private revenue stamp on the bottle neck.
Book dealer in Leipsic sells Heidel berg chemist collection
The report notes the sale of Professor Bunsen’s Heidel berg works to Gustav Teck of Leipsic, with Teck acting for buyers in the United States. Also, Mrs. Huffman of Walhalla learns her father’s body from the Galveston disaster is recovered and en route for burial. The piece recalls Democratic votes in Congress to continue imperialism in Hawaii.
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Bunsen
Heidelberg
United States
Gustav Teck
Leipsic
J. S. Huffman
Walhalla
Galveston
Congress
Hawaii
Prospects for Republican Victory Grow Bright in Washington
Washington dispatch argues Republicans gain as campaign work bears fruit in the East. It cites New York, Maryland, West Virginia, Delaware as leaning Republican, with Croker's judgments labeled wrong and McKinley seen as likely president while the House remains contested. It notes imperial expansion debates and recalls Thurman and Douglas as earlier expansionists.
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Washington
New York
Maryland
West Virginia
Delaware
Connecticut
New Jersey
Bryan
McKinley
Croker
Nebraska
New York Cty
New York Democracy
Kansas City
Senator Platt
House of Representatives
Hayes
Tilden
Allen G. Thurman
Mexico
Congress
Stephen A. Douglas
Columbus Delano
Thurman
Douglas
W. A. Clark
Senate
Montana
Dakotas
Wyoming
Pacific Coast
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promotes Female Health
A nostalgic claim extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as uniquely effective for women illnesses and kidney troubles. The ad asserts a million verified users and urges certainty over experimentation, citing Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co of Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Voters Commit to Prosperity in Republican Ticket, Clark Says
The speaker asserts support for the Republican ticket citing regional prosperity. Clark predicts Montana Idaho and Utah may back Bryan despite beliefs they have shared in recent gains.
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Clark
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Bryan
Wipperman Campaign Aims at German Voters in West Missouri
Democratic governor hopeful Max Wipperman concentrates on German communities along the Missouri slope including Morton and Richland counties. He campaigns personally in New Salem and western towns while fusionists push Carmody for attorney general and Prohibitionists back Carmody against Comstock. Prohibition candidate Wooley travels to Chattanooga and delivers an address.
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Max Wipperman
Missouri River
Wipperman
West Missouri
Morton County
New Salem
Red River Valley
Missouri
Richland
Wallh
Grand Forks
Traill
Pembina
State Enforcement League
Carmody
League
Comstock
Repubican
Progress on Remodeling of Local Hotel
Work on the new hotel advances after delays. Glineburg and Levin crews report rising brick walls in light red brick with red mortar and iron spikes for external support. Windows, stone sills, and plate glass along the street side establish a handsome facade while interior plans add a larger dining room, updated office, servants annex, sample rooms, and full basement with lavatory, barber shop, and bath facilities. Electrical wiring and plumbing are near completion, and delays are believed solved.
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Messrs. Glineburg & Levin
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Featured in Ad
A Fergus Falls Minnesota city official testifies in 1898 that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his wife back pain and kidney derangement after a course of treatment. The advert states 50 cents per box and promotes Foster Milburn Co as U S agents with the warning to remember the name.
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London Bridge
Doan
John Hyatt
Fergus Falls
Minn
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Doan’s
London Population Forecast 1901 1921
A Times correspondent estimates London’s population at 6,140,000 in 1901 and about 7,000,000 in 1921. The projection reflects anticipated growth over two decades.
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The
London Times
London
Enrollment Report Shows 421 In Bismarck Public Schools
Enrollment in Bismarck public schools for September month end shows 177 boys and 244 girls totaling 421 pupils, with 414 in actual attendance and seven left after enrollment. High school classes total 68 students, with 71 enrolled in the three high school classes. The trend indicates a favorable start and continued good work ahead.
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Bismarck
Boz
Miss Seattle
Casselman
St. Mary’s Parochial School
Wilton Items on Coal Mines and Local Work
General Manager E C Washburn says the new Wilton coal mine will soon operate by electricity and the old Hughes Electric Light Co plant will move to Wilton next Monday. Coal from the new mine heats locomotives efficiently, with less fuel than Ecklund coal, and demand exceeds output. A new bridge and works raise daily output to about thirty tons, while Ecklund supplies forty tons weekly due to poor roads. Also noted are flax and wheat yields from local farmers and the start of excavations for a basement at Hozt Wilton, awarded to Glineburg and Levin of Bismarck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Washburn
Hughes Electric Light Co
Washburn Company
Wilton
Ecklund
Washburn
J. E. Johnson
al Schallern’s
Mandan
A. M. Johnson
Ghylin
Hozt
Glineburg & Levin
Bismarck
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Rusela
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Hostetter
Chattanooga
Tenn
Wooley
Sheridan
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Pdcuem, Corp
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