DRS BETTS BETTS DYAR PILES TREATMENT NOTICE
An advertisement announces the medical practice of DRS BETTS BETTS and DYAR at 214 1 Charles Street New Orleans LA. It touts a painless non surgical method for treating piles including fissure and dentate issues, claiming quick cure in one to several weeks and endorsement by many patients and doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DRS. Betts & Betts & Dyar
Charles Street
New Oriecans
Dyar
TEAL
Allivess
St. Charles Street
New Orleans
Fragments From aattered Pages Stir Readers
A collage of humorous quips and snatches from magazines and papers. The excerpts mix jokes, dialogue, and brief anecdotes featuring nameless readers, witty lines, and social cliches. The items echo late 19th or early 20th century newspaper humor with scattered names and locales.
Political Drift Through 1890s Ohio and Nebraska Conventions
Reports from Columbus Ohio on August 23 show the reform party nominating Heth H Ellin for governor with limited support while a strong push for direct legislation via initiative and referendum emerges. In Omaha delegates fuse Democrats Republicans and populists naming Silas A Holcomb for supreme court and Edson Rich and Dr Peeters for state university regents. Bryan criticizes administration Philippines policy and supports silver, while Thomas B Reed resigns Maine congress seat effective September 4.
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Columbus
Rform
Tuensay Ori
Heth
H. Ellin
Warren County
Riehmnel
Myyordones
Toledo
Gocermor
Jones
Seth Kills
Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Supreme Court
Board of Regent
The
State University
Gor
Silas A. Holcont
Supreme Justice
Mr. Mrvan
Chicago
Philippines
Mr. Bryan
Triste
Mwe
Germany faces cabinet crisis amid canal bill fallout
Berlin reports a cabinet crisis after the rejection of the Midland canal bill. Ministers met at Prince von Hohenlohe’s residence and decided to resign, with no dissolution expected though interior minister Von Der Horst may be replaced for mishandling imperial directives. Dismissals of district presidents anticipated. Five killed in Curvit as rural guard and Cuban soldiers clash near Santiago de Cuba amid rumor of American rejection of applications for funds. Three killed and three injured by a train near Sea 4, New Jersey. A patient at St Joseph Insane Asylum, Howery, killed a fellow inmate with a jaw blow. Gen Thomas A Davies of New York, aged 90, died at Ogden New York.
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Berlin
Germany
Prince von Hohenlohe
Baron von der Horst
Santiago de Cuba
Curvitas
Santiago
Guantanamo
Joseph
T. P. Howery
John Butcher
Howery
Davies
New York
Thomas A. Davies
Ogden
N.Y
West Point
New York Volunteers
Volun
visit of President McKinley to Long Branch
President McKinley arrived at Long Branch with a military escort amid a formal welcome by Brooklyn troops and local officers. A public reception at Hollywood hotel was declined. He toured Ocean Grove and spoke on liberty and the Philippines policy, stressing government of law and the welfare of occupied regions.
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Lange Heareth
H. Angs
Mire McRidles
Oith Vinn
Mee Sobet
Garret A. Hebert
Grigger
Mes. Winey
Vortelyou
Mareen
Matieburg
Palace Enra
Wilton
New York
Bronkly
Bronklyn
Butters
Normanhurst
Elk
Ocean Grove
Metinley
United States
Porto Rico
Philippine
Philippines
McKinley
Price
Carl Price
Cortelyou
Mes. Rives
Long Branch
Ocean
Troups
Braoklyn
Private Smith Endured Deep Wounds in Philippine War
Private Harvey I. Smith of Company F, Pirat Washington volunteers, a convalescent at the Presidio San Francisco, lost an eye to a Mauser bullet and carries other injuries from a seven year service. He faced skull and leg damage, steel plates, and brutal campaigns from 1897 to exposed fighting in the Philippines. Despite grave injuries he remains cheerful among fellow convalescents.
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Piliping
Bart
Harvey I. Siwithe
Pirat Washington Volunteers
Presistiv Military Hospital
San Francisco
Young Smith
Smith
Trewis
Chicago
Whitepass
Seattle
San Fernando
Morgan City
Presidio
Review of Trade and Global News Digest
Review of trade notes price trends and payments across major markets. Reports from New York and Manila describe higher payments, cautious demand, and forward-looking prices in iron, cereals, and textiles. Separate items cover mines in Joplin deaths, Chinese exclusion policy, Manila peace terms, and a Peru poisoning case.
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New York
Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Torinake
Chicago
Pittsburgh
United States
Amandary
Langtry Reveals Quiet Jersey Marriage to De Bathe
Mrs. Langtry confirms in a London theater interview that she married Mr. De Bathe in a discreet ceremony at St Saviour's Church in Jersey. She notes she is 59, discusses timing of the leak, and mentions plans for an American tour with Leanne. The prince of Wales offered quiet congratulations, and Frohman aims to map the US tour.
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Oii
St. Saviours
Hugo
Prince of Wales
Xorty
Lipton Kin Help Two New York Domestics
Sir Thomas Lipton, owner of the Shamrock, helps two cousins in New York City, Annie Adams a kitchen maid and Maggie Lipton a hundress, daughters of Lipton’s father’s sister. Orphaned in Ireland, they came to America as servants and relied on Lipton’s checks when in need, with Annie recalling fifteen years in America and Cousin Tom’s generous support.
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Thoms Lipton
The
Shamrock
New York City
Milkes
East Forty-fifth Street
Annie Adams
Maggie
Sir ‘Thomas Lipton
Killacoona
County Monaghan
Annie
America
Tom
Kaiser Wishes to Gift Seascapes for Queen Victoria’s Yacht
An Emperor plans to donate three marine paintings by himself to decorate the near completed yacht of Queen Victoria. The Hohenzollern already features imperial works including British naval victory depictions. The article notes Kaiser William’s recognized passion for marine subjects.
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William
Hohenzollern
Great Britain
Alphabetical Conundrums and Miscellany Scoop
A fragmented collage of word puzzles and wry observations from old newspapers. It features alphabet riddle phrases, scattered quotes, and snippets about inventions, fashions, and social quirks. Notable lines touch on letters forming words, humorous exchanges, and brief notices from diverse papers.
Fragmented Advert and Latent War Echoes in 19th Century Columns
A garbled collage of period newspaper bits includes stray references to a weapon mishap, trench imagery, and a prison-like arrest. It intersperses minor fiction lines, a dog story, and scattered ads for shoes, dyers, and patent medicines, all in a late 1800s tone.
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Manute
Michley
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Cupid
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Lot
Ligne
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Contom House
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L. A.W
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Jimmy
Uncle George
Henson
Kansas City Star
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Dudge
Bradstreet's
Czarina
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Kentucky
Barber
Heven
Indianapolis Journal
Chomeiy
Puck
Maud
Chicago Daily Record
atlee—Nehreske Conventions
Reed
Aker
Goy
Reelenn
Angusta
Thomas B
Thomas BR. Reed
Maine
Powers
Diet
Resian
New Jersey Southern Railroad
Mins ‘Louise Terry
Charles ‘Trippe
Creota Terry
Cherie ‘Trippe
Louies
Art
Fenident McKinies
Mach
Methodiat
Manila
Review OF Trade
Hix
Cien
Bates
Sulu
de Moray
Aubalcary
Spain
Joplin
Margaret Mining Company
Carterville
David J. Sinclair
Duluth
Minn Rid
Robbins
Sedalia
Henry Gilbert
Frank Huddleston
Will Messmore
Gilbert
Washington
State Department
Gen
Otis
Congres
Genesee
Ind
Edith Quick
Mrs. Langtry
Mr. de Rathe
Thomas Linton
Kaiser
W. Baleune
Caesar
Abyssinia
Elswick Works
Newcastlean-Tyne
Howe
Rex Wurdnt
Walter Girly
Philadelphia Times
Irom
Pather
Somerville Journal
P.O. Hanlon
Providenes
J.T. Shuptrine
Savannah
Detroit Journal
Piso
Linzie Ferrer
Larrinburg
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Egbert von
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Ant
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Handy
Detroit Free Press
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Toms
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Tax
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Rome
Ceorne
Soma
Sap Frans Examiner
Mies
Phiadelphia Times
le Roy
Drake Watson
Watson
Gomd
Murnam
Dyer
Tate Ane Mught
Opies
Laura
Martiel
Lawri
Elie Torgon
Paek
Hall
Lydia E. Pinkleham
Satna Ankenastbo
Charlot
Mass
W. L. Douglas Wee Eee
Scere
W. L. Benglas
Ty Jean Rood
Uolas Shoe CO
Brockton
Pitts
Ayer
Philadelphia
Peiradelanie
Cowal
Lava Philateighla
Warren J. Lynch
Paw &T
David H. Mewrmy
Newark
Ormery
Plessant
Sella Semedy Company
Lenge
Montreal
Sonia
PATS
Aghiy Quick
Munir O Factirers
Starker
Sale
Schuh
Cattie
Seth
Bright
Stuth
Ray Smith Medical CO
Pronounass
Rs Foram
C. J. Moffett, A
Dubie
Pris
Joseph S. Kay
Wirere Fe Care
Jeer Tameaere
Pela Ain
the Sepia Ee LD
St. Louis, Mo
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