TOLD TESTIMONY AND CHRONICLE OF EUROPEAN NAMES
Fragmented items recount medical testimony and hints of royalty and history. The text mentions testimony about health, references to Charles Beresford, Alfonso, Princess Ena, Mary Queen of Scots lineage, and various British figures. It also notes military figures and a story of a recruit at Fortress Monroe. Additionally a note questions microbes on doorknobs in hymn books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Beresford
Raleigh
Chile
Alfonso
Ena
Mary Queen of
Europe
Sweden
Turkey
Fyisirdar
Reginald Wingate
Jacelict
Het Leconfield
Celeboet
Lord Rosebery
Edward Clarke
Fa Eveler
Ins
John Fisher
Nat
Fortress Monroe
Fimo
Davis
Fonder
Guaard House
Ailago Record Herald
Smeboty
Chicago Herald
Japanese Midshipman Ashahi Kitagaki at Annapolis
Japanese midshipman Ashahi Kitagaki at the United States Naval Academy is described as extremely popular among fellow cadets and a refined figure from noble birth. He hails from Baron Kunimichi Kitagaki’s wealthy family with homes in Tokyo and Kloto, speaks limited English initially, and maintains close ties with fellow countryman K Matsuka and Prof. Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashahi Kitagaki
Annapolia
United States Naval Academy
Ashabi Kitagaki
Japan
Jordone Kim
Crough
America
Crotic
Prince Louis of Battenberg
Academy
Baron Kunimichi Whitagaki
Kloto
Tokio
Otorle
House of Lords
Annapolis Naval Academy
Kitagaki
Xitagak
Annapolis
Washington
Legation
Baron Takashita
Carvel Hall
Hamilton Institute
Alon
K. Matsuka
Baron Matsuka
Matsuka
Annapis
Clark
Duke May Marry Again Heir to Holland Faces Union
Berlin Grand Duke Willa of Saxe Weimar plans remarriage after the death of his former wife Caroline of Reuss The matchmakers have considered Princess Hermine as a potential bride The grand duke is 29 and would succeed to the Holland throne if the queen dies without heirs The piece notes Weimar’s beauty and a liberal constitution with a free press and Luther’s Eisenach castle as a tourist draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Willamat
Saxe Weimar
Man
Holland
Europe
Caroline Off
Reuss
Hermine
Caroline
Saxf-Weimar
Wuen
Holanda
Wien
Germany
Duchy
Weimar
Eisenach
Luther
Grand Duke
New Statue and Memorial Plans for Vicksburg Battlefield
The Minnesota commission selects a 90 foot obelisk of light granite with a bronze peace statue atop and three regimental markers to mark advanced positions at the siege of Vicksburg. Cost totals $23,700 with $26,000 appropriated and extra expenses funded by the commission. Members listed include Generals Hubbard Ansteads and Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minnesota
Vicksburg
William Souper
New York City
L. F. Hubbard
C. C. An Stews
Thomas Wilson
Dr Williams Pink Pills Offer Relief for Rheumatism
A Topeka printer recalls severe rheumatic attack and long travel toward recovery with Dr Williams Pink Pills. He reports swollen feet on crutches, describes pain, and credits the pills with boosting blood and nerves while avoiding opiates. He notes pharmacists stock or mail order availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Clark
Bachass Street
Topeka
Kaus
Willits
Williams
Gladstone Heir to Hawarden Estate Elected Oxford Secretary
William Glynne Charles Gladstone grandson of the great commoner has been chosen secretary of the Oxford Union Society. He will come of age in a few months and inherit the Hawarden estate, managed during his minority by relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Harry Johnston
Harry Wo
Maxim William Glynne
Charles Gladstone
Hawarden
Oxford Union Ooiety
Mr. Gladstone
Ancies
Herbert
Henry Gladsto
Opportunities Grow in Western Canada’s Land Rush
A Winnipeg Free Press summary notes strong inducements to settle Western Canada. Government agents in the U S offer rates and routes, while rapid immigration and vast wheat lands promise fortune without major handicaps. The West lures ambitious youths with farming routes toward municipal and provincial development and social prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Manitoba
The
Union
Great Britain
Canada
Wheat Belt
Canadian West
Prairies
Canadian
Western
Notable Figures and Ventures Highlighted in Print
A roundup features John L. Snyder gaining permission to pursue the New York state bar exam, Paul J. Rainey planning a wireless telegraphy voyage on his yacht Apfa, and District Attorney Jerome in New York pleading guilty to minor fraud. Also noted are Chaplain Rev. Francie Duberty, Lt Port McPherson, and explorer George Griffith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Snyder
Paul J. Rainey
Jerome
New York
Francie Duberty
United States Infantry
Port. McPherson
George Grifith
Lobe Totter
Hall Cale ‘Thome Lewis
Syracuse
Teo
Humorous Snippets and Quack Remedies Highlight Early 1900s Page
A collage of stray quotes and adlets features medical quackery claims for Cuticura and Dr Kline's nerve restorers, a satirical line about a balloon fad, etiquette humor at a dinner party, and notes on public life and politics. The fragmentary text mixes sensational health ads with social jests and political commentary.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Buffalo
Mes
Mittio Waflaker
Peruna
SPRY
Luther Burbank
Aera
Vicksby
South Africa
Bolivia
Humboldt
Land
People IN Print
Newark U.S.N
H. J. Myers
U. S.N
U. 8
Newark
Willams
Camine
Bentine
St. Vitus
Kline
Re Hl
Arch St
Philadelphia
Pape Fey
Willie
Success Magazine
Gargeld Tes
Carters
Frank P. Lewes
Peoria
Tin
Tt Cure
Canl
Eta
Dragail
Telaway Brothers
Warren Street
Stew
Idttsatt
Imran
Len Amd
Epis. Iaere
W.L
Batya Surly
Aesdid
Paxton CO
Mesos
St. Louis
Kansas IV
All Paints Co
Chicago
St. Pash
Omahe
Counc
ST. George
Southwzst
Cardu
O. P. Walker
Metz
Ark
Cardus
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