Warner's Safe Cure Promised for Rheumatism and Uric Acid
An advertisement extols Warner's Safe Cure as the universal remedy against rheumatism neuralgia and uric acid buildup. It cites supposed medical authorities and testimonials from doctors and notable figures across the world, claiming strong kidney health as the cure.
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India
Africa
Australia
Warner
Illiam Edward Rosbon
Royal Navy of
England
A N. Byer
Wurtzburg
Germany
Williams Recalls Joyful West Visit Hospitality and Unity
The Hon. George Fred Williams praised Colorado and Lincoln Nebraska for a warm reception during his Denver and Denver area tour. He highlighted Democratic unity in Nebraska, noted a lunch with William Jennings Bryan, and described mining visits and hospitality as the happiest hours of his life.
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George Fred Williams
West
Colorado
Lincoln
Neb
Denver
Charles
Thomas
Milton Smith
Jackson
Nebraska
Men’s Bryan Club
Bryan
Mexico
Cripple Creek
Victor
Colorado Springs
Massachu
Massachusetts Democrat Meeting Inspires West Leaders
A Massachusetts speaker reflects on a gathering that inspired him to meet West Democrats without apology. He thanks supporters who have stood firmly for their cause and notes the influence of the Massachusetts group on cross country outreach.
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Setts
West
Massachusetts
Free Private Lecture to Women by Dr Greene at Music Hall
Dr. Greene of 34 Temple Place Boston presents a free private illustrated lecture for women at Music Hall Boston this afternoon at 3 o'clock. The talk features dissolving views, enlarged microscopic images, and X ray exhibits showing the human body. Admission is free and women will receive health and beauty tips.
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Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
Music Hall
Aldermen Fail To Break Tie In Six Ballots
The aldermen adjourned after a six ballot tie on the chairmanship with no business transacted. They expect no quick agreement and planned to meet again this afternoon to attempt to resolve the deadlock. The mayor had indicated he would send a message urging organization and warning of consequences.
Millionaire Tramp Berry Dies After Fall on Levee
James Berry known as the millionaire tramp died in Paducah Kentucky after an accidental fall from the levee broke his left leg in three places. He possessed cash and property but valued far under a million dollars. He had recently inherited a fortune in New York and lived in style with a young wife in Mt Vernon.
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Paducah
James 4. Berry
Berry
New York
Mt. Vernon
J. B Berry
James BE. Berry
Street extension and contract bids on council agenda
The board adjourned after six futile ballots. Alderman Codman moved an order on Graner Street extension, which the Democrats opposed and failed. Berwin sought an inquiry into why Columbia Street contract went to higher bidders, but the order was lost. Lott proposed inspecting county institutions, also lost.
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Codman
Graner Street
Ateas
Alderman Berwin
Columbia Street
Lott
City Point Club Burglary In South Boston
The City Point Rowing Association club house on N street was burglarized Tuesday, damaging shells and various club belongings estimated at 300 to 400 dollars. Nine brass rowlocks and several brass slides were stolen. Thomas Turner and Daniel B Donellan were held on $1000 bonds for mischief and breaking and entering, with $300 for larceny, as John O Shaughnessey is said to be implicated but held on Deer Island for drunkenness.
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City Point Rowing Association
N Street
South Boston
Thomas Turner
Daniel B. Donellan
Moore
Walter E. Rice
John O’shaughnessey
Deer Island
Fallon
Sullivan Gains Exclusive Ad Contract With Bridgeport Brass Co
President James E. Sullivan of American Sports Co returns from Bridgeport Conn after securing exclusive advertising rights for Bridgeport Brass Co. and its Search-Light bicycle lamp. His agency will place broad ads across national weeklies and dailies, leveraging their setup and proven success with the Christy saddle.
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James E. Sullivan
American Sports Company
Broadway
New York
A. G. Spalding & Bros
Cook & Bernheimer
Mount Vernon
Bridgeport
J. E. Sullivan
Christy
Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup Endorsed by Blandon Family
Save The Children. Mr Elmer E Baker of Blandon Pa praises Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup for cough cold and croup calling it the best cure. The advertisement notes the medicine costs 25 cents and is sold everywhere urging buyers to insist on it.
Martians Strike Boston Aide Falls as City Surrenders
Read almost 1898 style account of a Martian invasion sweeping Concord and Boston. Explosions, heat ray, and black vapor decimate towns while Boston races to flee. Citizens crush each other in mass exodus. ships and warships ferry survivors to safety as the city crumbles.
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Mars
Earth
Concord
Mass
Lexington
Waltham
Boston
Gan
Crescent
Brighton
Malden
E Allston
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