Global notes and curios from distant lands and times
A miscellany notes Tierra del Fuego minerals and gold in Australia convicts, rubber in Peru, tiny Adaman Islanders, London bridge lighting, British innosent gambling tale, Transvaal fever pool by coin stakes.
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Tierra del Fuego
London Bridge
Peru
Adnaman Islands
Australia
Parramatta
Fence
Herbert Maxwell
Transvaal
Dodd's Kidney Pills Praised by Vermont Man
Vermont Missouri April 28 J B Tillery testifies to kidney and liver repair after long illness using Dodd's Kidney Pills. He reports rapid improvement and full recovery calling it the greatest remedy the world has seen and offers to endorse it if proven.
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Vermont
Dodd
Sol Smith Russell Dies in Washington at 54
Washington April 29 Sol Smith Russell veteran American stage comedian died at the Richmond hotel at 2 10 pm after a long cough. He leaves a widow and two children L Alice Russell and Robert E Russell. Funeral planned from Mr Berger's home with burial in Rock Creek cemetery. Russell valued as wealthy with Minneapolis properties and estate over two million dollars.
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Washington
Sol Smith Russell
Richmond
Rock Creek
Berger
Mr. Russell
Russell
J. B. Perry
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Chicago
Peaceful Valley
New York
L. Alice Russell
Robert E. Russell
Minneapolis
Joseph Jefferson
Stuart Robson
Nat Goodwin
William TI. Crane
Congressman Cummings in Serious Double Pneumonia
Baltimore April 29 Congressman Amos J. Cummings of New York remains ill at the Church Home and Infirmary where doctors report pneumonia in both lungs after earlier involvement of one. He is intermittently delirious but can take nourishment and rest. Physicians accord little hope for a swift recovery as the case grows more serious.
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Baltimore
Amos J. Cummings
New York
Church Home
Cummins
Chinese Exclusion Bill Conferees Reach Agreement
Washington April 29 the conferees have a complete agreement on the bill. It strikes out the extension of laws to those under the present treaty and re enacts them where not inconsistent with treaty obligations. The laws extend to island territories where applicable and allow entry for exposition purposes with certification in the Philippine islands.
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Washington
Senate
Philippine Islands
Tornado Hits Glenrose Texas Killing Five
A Dallas News telegraph reports a tornado swept Glenrose in Somervell county between five and six this evening killing five persons and injuring forty. The dead include Mrs. Carl Milan and two year old daughter of J. R Milan, Rev. Ford pastor of the Methodist church, Miss Mae Connell, and a boy named Mudgrove. One third of Glenrose business houses were demolished and relief teams arrived from Glen Morn with details to come in the morning.
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Dalas
Tex
Dallas News
Morgan
Glenrose
Somervell County
Carl Milan
J. R Milan
Ford
Methodist Church
Mae Connell
Mudgrove
Glen Morn
First Regular Cotton Picking by Machinery Closed
A Pittsburg inventor closed the first world contract to pick cotton by machinery in Greenville Mississippi. An experimental run will occur on a Washington county plantation. The device works on level uplands and prairie grounds and could transform southern labor in cotton fields.
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Alabama
Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham News
Jackson
Miss
Greenville
Washington County
Pittsburg
South
India expedition to test benzozone cures
Ann Arbor reports a Michigan University medical college team led by Tobe Lia Sorg Victore Vaughan and Frederick Gi Novy will travel to Asia in mid June to study benzozone a new organic peroxide claimed to be a universal intestinal antiseptic. They aim to test its effect on tropical dysentery and its potential to prevent typhoid fever cholera plague and related diseases.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
India
Lia Isales Sorg Victore Vaughan
Frederick Gi Novy
Medical College of
The
University of Michigan
Asia
Navy
Drought-Stricken Ark Farmers Seek Aid From Missouri Line
The Star prints an appeal from Pilot Arkansas by J A Martin Hyatt Relief Society president asking for money food clothing and stock feed for Fulton County drought farmers in Arkansas near the Missouri border. Donations should go to the Hyatt Relief Society Mammoth Springs Arkansas. The farmers lost last year’s crop and face a hard winter and spring until their new crop comes in.
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Kansas City
the Star
Fulton, County
Ark
Missouri Line
Pilot
J. A. Martin
Hyatt Relief Society
Mammoth Springs
Newspapers Union Links With Typesetters in Arbitration Pact
The American Newspaper Publishers association has signed five year industrial arbitration agreements with the International Typographical union and the International Printing Pressmen's Assistants. The pact covers mechanical departments in member offices and aims to secure industrial peace during local contracts and the interim between old and new agreements.
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Chicago
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
International Typographical Union
International Printing Pressmen’s Assistants
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