Notable Lives From Public Eye And History
A survey of Civil War veteran Daniel Rereaies Rinc and his loyal service in the nation’s bank quarters at Denver. H. P. Bledsoe, son of the man who inspired John Hay’s poem, lives in Denver after a Warsaw life among river men. Mrs. Howard Gould's birds rival New York zoo aviaries in variety. Russell Sage, famed financier, once represented a New York district in Congress and debated clergy creed as a Whig member in 1853.
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Daniel
Rinc
Tad Ron
Unites Braver
Denver
Pennsylvania
H. P. Bledsoe
John Hay
Jim Biedso
Prairie Pelle
Bledsoe
Warsaw
Amon River
Hay
Howard Gould
United States
New York Zoological Gardens
Globe
Russell Sage
New York
Congress
Optimistic Observations From a Witty Proverb Collection
A series of aphorisms on optimism, gender, marriage, and social mores. The assorted maxims touch on preparing for hardship, value of poverty, women's wisdom, and the quirks of love. Notable lines contrast expectations with reality and praise strong character and virtuous restraint.
Commercial Currency and Trade Highlights of 1904 Britain
About 20,000 tons of butter are produced yearly in Great Britain. American-built automobiles export growth rose 40 percent over the last year. The Empire’s largest mill is Montreal’s, producing 5,000 barrels of flour daily. Hand spun thread used for Brussels lace can reach £240 per pound. Renmark exported 1,780,000 hundredweight of butter to the United Kingdom in 1904.
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Great Britain
British Empire
Montreal
Renmark
United Kingdom
Comes A Time When Coffees Shows What It Has Been Doing
A Rome New York matron recalls coffee causing stomach upset and indigestion call it heavy, led to illness and the loss of her wife. She switched to Postum Food Coffee and found it palatable and nourishing. The account emphasizes digestive relief and improved health after changing beverages.
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Rome
N. Y
Poem fragment from Times-Democrat murmurs of May and memory
The piece presents a fragmented poem noting May imagery, emotions, and longing. It evokes memories of former days, dreams, and a refrain of longing for a past partner and place, with dreamlike landscapes and wistful tones from the Times-Democrat imprint.
Selfishness Underlies Every Marriage Says Mr Hoggins
Mr Hoggins rails against selfishness as the most pervasive vice and laments its reach into married life. He recalls a conflict over attending a wedding with his wife, noting his fatigue and desire for a quiet evening, while she presses for social duty and support for friends of theirs.
Unclear OCR snippet from Detroit Derby report
Fragmentary text mentioning Mrs Greep-Sid and Mrs Brown-Sel, references to a derby and a late salute, with garbled names and phrases. No coherent event, date, or outcomes readable. unable to determine a specific news item or entities.
Selfishness and social duty in a Chicago wife
A Chicago Daily News reader laments perceived female selfishness in domestic life. The narrator notes his wife resents his social outing with friends, justifying the tension with a harsh view of women’s nature. He accepts blame, claiming male sacrifice but condemns the wife’s stance as ugly and unsympathetic.
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Wilkins
Binks
Potter
Chicago Daily News
Hayes and Scott clash over missing report tale
In Farish’s Gold Hunters of California an anecdote shows Col. Hayes, after scouting with his unit, failing to report to Gen. Scott. Scott lectures on discipline. Hayes replies he would shoot the first man awakened if surprised while the padre’s Mexican force attacked during siesta.
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John ©. Hayes
Winfield Scott
T.E. Farish
California
Hayes
Gen. Scott
Scott
Col. Hayes
Regular Army of the United
Buffalo killed by automobile near Bliss Oklahoma
Story of the first buffalo killed in the territory in years, shot from an automobile by Dr. H. F. Thomas of Chicago after a two hour chase with 26 cowboys and Indian riders. Old Geronimo and others participated, Roosevelt troops ordered to stop the hunt, and Miller brothers claimed the killing before troops could arrive.
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Bliss
Okla
H. F. Thomas
Chicago
Thomas
Old Geronimo
Fred
Dr. Thomas
Lucille Mulhall
Roosevelt
Sieh
101 Ranch
German Swedish Talks on Naval Demonstration Near Gene
Stockholm July 14 Emperor William and King Oscar discussed by conference aboard the imperial yacht Hohenzollern. The talks lasted two to three hours as Germany plans a vast naval show in Swedish waters. By July 20 six battleships sail to Gothenburg and eight cruisers to Uddevalla, with more vessels to follow and entry permissions granted to war ports.
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Stockholm
Wilaoce IV
Gothenberg
Uddevalla
Altguet
Sinckholm
Norr Keeping
Karlekrona
Hunt That Means Death In Tennessee
Miss Nora Blanton awoke to a negro at her window and fell into convulsions, left in critical condition. Authorities pursued the suspect as bloodhounds from Memphis and surrounding areas joined several hundred locals in a massive manhunt.
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Jackson
Tenm
Nora Blanton
Meridian sheriff and police force indicted in grand jury case
A Mississippi sensational case arises as the circuit court hears that the grand jury returned true bills against the sheriff's force and the entire Meridian police for failing to inform the grand jury of known law infringements. The indictment follows a July 14 session in Meridian with officials named in the charge.
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Meridian
Miss
Grand Jury
Preserve Bridal Veil Water Rights Injunction Issued
United States circuit court issued an injunction restraining the Shoshone Power Co from diverting Snake river waters flowing over Bridal Veil falls at Boise Idaho on July 14. Petitioners led by United States Senator William A Clark of Montana sought court action to preserve the scenic beauty of the falls.
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Boise
Idaho
United States
Shoshone Power Co
Snake River
Bridal Veil Falls
William A. Clark
Montana
Illinois Receiver Named for Devlin Bankrupts
Walter Reeves of Streator Illinois is expected to be appointed receiver for Illinois creditors of C I Devlin, Topeka Kansas. The arrangement will have Chicago banks handle the miners payroll, a two week payout due Saturday totaling about $19,000.
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Walter Reeves
Streator
Illinois
Devlin
Topeks
Kas
Cyrus Leland
C. I
Acquittal in Ed Albright bribery case shocks Troy
The jury freed T Edward Albright, former St Louis house of delegates member, after a lengthy trial in Troy Missouri. Gov Mech changes stance in Kansas over bond issue resolution. Havana artillerymen face sedition charges after clashes in tenderloin district. Roosevelt declines Australia visit invitation. A fatal shooting occurs in St Louis linking to a painter. Oklahoma City hosts statehood convention delegates as promissory pledges frame the event.
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Troy
T. Edward Albright
St Louis House.of Delegates
Chise “Boole
municipal _assembly
Doctor Williams Pink Pills Offer Sudden Teacher Recovery
A Dayton teacher recounts long nervous prostration and insomnia eased by Dr Williams Pink Pills. She credits pills with restoring sleep appetite and strength after months of despair. She notes improved digestion and energy and mentions colleagues who had success as well.
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Reese
Clay Street
Dayton
Ohio
Dr. Williams
An anonymous gift for an aged widows home
A group of five to six ladies visited Mr. M to solicit a subscription for building a home for aged and indigent widows. Mr. M donated $500 anonymously, praising the cause while keeping his gift private, and the women departed with thanks. The item also includes brief jokey vignettes and column filler from the same page.
Two Years of Agony and a Cure Story
A fragmentary reminiscence describes a long period of intense suffering from a skin condition on a person’s back, endured for two years. Multiple doctors were consulted with little relief before a cure was found, though details are garbled and unclear.
Musicians and Patrons Across English Concert Scene
Muricalans and writers paid to a composer for conducting the reproduction of his own works. Byma settles a tribute to read a 'Sweet Story of Old.' Fulwood Congregational chapel in Staplebay to be restored and opened debt free on August 19. Prof John HK Binine, retired Harvard music chair, is 86. Sarasate clings to a talisman violin replica once owned by Paganini. Mme Paderewski quips about her husband’s hair and public adoration.
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Byma
Fulwood Congregational
Staplebay
England
John HK Binine
Harvard
Department of Muait
Sarasate
Paganini
Mme. Paderewski
London
New York
Bits of Flag Lore From History and Legend
The article surveys flag origins and meanings across nations and eras. It notes Aragon’s influence on Spain’s red and yellow stripe, praises the Macedonian insurgents’ red and black banner, Turkish crescent and stars from 1453, the Swiss white cross as a religious appeal to heaven in 1839, and Peter the Great’s inversion of the Dutch tricolor as inspiration for Russia. It also covers the Orange white blue colors of the Netherlands and their evolution over time.
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Spain
Aragon
Constantinople
Mohammed II
Peter the Great
William
Prince of Orange
House of Orange
Netherlands
Notes About Norway From An Old Observer
Notes describe Norway with more reindeer than horses and abundant livestock. Pay days see saloons closed and banks open late. Youths nearly all healthy, universal army service, low illiteracy, high living standards, and modest wages. Contains pointed quotes about punctuation and a reference to an Evening Star remark.
Veteran of the Black We Mexican and Civil Wars
Capt. WW T0643 St. N. W. Washington DC, a veteran of the Black We, Mexican and Civil Wars, recalls a stomach disorder once protracted and severe. After trying remedies, he used Peruna and reports immediate to gradual relief. Three bottles removed all signs of the complaint. calls it an infallible remedy.
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N. W
Washington, D c
W. W. Jackson
8. B. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
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