Mighty Healing Power Promises Free Cure All Diseases
A sensational ad extols Professor Adkin and Vitaopathy claiming cures for blindness paralysis deafness and other so called incurable diseases. It asserts free diagnosis and home treatment plus a book How to Be Cured and How to Cure Others. Notable doctors are cited as investigators and several cured individuals across Iowa New York Pennsylvania are named to bolster credibility.
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Press Thomas
F. Adkin
Adkin
Profester Adin
Professor Adkin
L. B. Hawley
8. Dutton Whitney
Lfe
Adtin
Bright
John Adams
Blakesbury
Iowa
Rochester
N. Y
P. A. Wright
John E. Neff
Millersburg
Logansport
Inna
Mary Eicber
Warren
G. W. Savage
Esgor
Ibsen Grows Worse Death Now Expected
London dispatch reports Henrik Ibsen in Christiania in worsening condition with death hourly expected. The Norwegian dramatist, born 1828 in Skien, shaped modern theater. his life included early poverty, political unrest influence, and a prolific range from historical dramas to social problems plays. Sigrid Ibsen, his son, is a noted scholar and linked by marriage to Bjornson’s daughter.
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London
Christiania
Henrik Ibsen
Skien
Norway
Ibsen
Grimstad
Europe
Rome
Munich
Brandt
Thien
Lugue Poe
Edgar Allan Poe
Parla
Ropean
Sigrid Ibsen
Bornstjerne Bjornson
Weeks Mills Fire Wipes Out Village In China Maine
A blaze in Weeks Mills near Augusta destroys the Union Park hotel general store pants factory grocery and residence. Loss about 15000 with some insurance. The fire last night left the village nearly wiped out and no other structures reported intact.
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Augusta
Weeks Mills
China
Union Park
Plymouth Cordage plant suffers $100000 mill fire
A spark from a locomotive ignited bales of manila hemp at Plymouth Cordage in North Plymouth causing about 100000 dollars in losses. Firemen and town equipment aided, but the blaze confined to the No 8 storehouse middle section and a nearby freight car burned. insurance covers the damage.
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Plymouth
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Plymouth Cordage Company
North Plymouth
Plymouth Company
Des Moines to Launch Cruiser Des Moines in November
Gov Shaw receives Navy notice that the cruiser Des Moines will be ready for launching in late November at Quincy shipyards in Michigan. Frances West of Des Moines is chosen to christen the vessel. Governor Shaw plans to attend with accompanying officials.
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Miss West
Will
Quincy Shipyards
Des Moines
Shaw
Navy
Departat
Frances West
Harry West
Quincy
Migs
Governor Shaw
Tragedy in Little York Woman Drowns Children Then Commits Suicide
In Little York, Mrs. Perry Curtis drowned her four children in a well and then killed herself. Her husband Perry Curtis, away in Cleveland, learned of the tragedy from newspapers. The family had recently left Massillon Insane Asylum after a supposed cure. Eugene Roberts found the bodies while drawing water, with Harold showing signs of a desperate struggle. Coroner later examined the scene.
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Cleveland
Little York
Perry Curtis
Curtis
Eugene Roberts
Roberts
Curtis Farm
Harold
Boer Appeal to Seek Arbitration to End War
The Goers request The Hague Permanent Court of Arbitration examine war causes and possible peaceful settlement. They propose submitting the conflict to arbitration to resolve differences cited by England regarding actions against the English element in South Africa and the republics’ independence.
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New York
DPD
Pierce
United States
Orange Free State
Administrative Council
Permanent Court of Arbitration
Hague
Wnegland
England
South Africa
Iveras Taney
Scouts Beset by Boers Near Blandsloof Kopje
From Cape Town dated Sept 27 details reach of Lovall's scouts surprise attack by Com mandant Kritzenger of about 80 men bivouacked at Blandsloof in Zastron district. Boers poured heavy fire as Colonel Murray rallied, guns were brought to bear including a 15-pounder and a Colt automatic. Murray fell, shot through the heart while giving the order six bay onets.
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Cape Town
Lovall
Kritzenger
Blandsloof
Zastron
Cape Colony
Murray
Brodrick Sees the King In London Meeting
London dispatch notes a long audience between Mr. Brodrick and the King following rumors of rifts with Lord Kitchener. The Pall Mall Gazette claims Kitchener is unhappy with limited martial law enforcement and recent actions at Cape Town and beyond.
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London
Pall Mall Gazette
Daily News Today
Lord Kitchener
Mr. Brodrick
Brodrick
New Music Conservatory Building Begun in Gainsboro
The project at Huntington avenue Gainsboro and St Botolph streets aims for a 192s completion. Architects Wheelwright Haven describe a 138 by 192 by 133 foot three story structure with gray brick Indiana limestone trim. Two auditoriums include a 1000 seat main hall with a 200 chorus capacity and a 49 seat smaller hall. The main hall will be finished in wood as a single sounding board, with a large organ and multiple entrances.
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Huntington Avenue
Gainsboro Street
Conservatory of Music
Gainsboro
St. Botolf Streets
Wheelwright & Haven
Gansbero Street
St. Botolon Street
Hunting
Avenue
St. Botolph
Boston Music Hall
St. Botolph Street
Seaman Recovers After Three Days Adrift Near Bank Quero
J Flaherty of the John A Matheson reported three days at sea in an open boat with only a jug of water. He was adrift after Tuesday off Bank Quero until rescued this morning by the Braganza of Gloucester and brought to Halifax.
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Halifax
J. Flaherty
John A. Matheson
Provincetown
Mass
Quero
Flaherty
Braganza
Gloucester
Storm on the Way to New York from Florida
A weather bureau report from Washington notes a heavy wind storm near Florida’s southwest coast moving northward. It has produced strong east winds on the eastern Florida coast and high winds on the South Atlantic coast. New York forecast expects possible wind increase by Stingray morning but not a direct strike on the city.
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New York
Weather Bureau
Washington
Florida
Easternlorida
South Atlantic
Pan-American Exposition attraction and travel offer
An All-American Exposition feature promises unsurpassed amusement instruction and interest at the Pan-American. The Boston and Albany line claims the only direct double track route from New England with the safest cars and best service. Send for a descriptive circular to A. Hanson, General Passenger Agent.
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New England
Boston & Albany
A. & Hanson
Kermit Roosevelts Complaint About Being Called a Girl
Eight year old Kermit Roosevelt son of the President objects to being addressed as a girl. He corrects reporters spelling of his name and explains he is a boy. He and sister Ethel tour the White House, enjoying the elevator and the lively reception from staff and servants.
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Washington
Kermit Roosvelt
Kermit Roosevelt
Kermit
Ethel
Henry Pinckney
White Houses
Sion
J . Kermit
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