Servian Officers Arrested in Belgrade Conspiracy Report
Vienna reports a group of Servian officers arrested at Belgrade amid suspicions they conspired against War Minister Alanazkovica who blocked participants in the assassination of King Alexander and Queen Draga. A St. Petersburg dispatch notes two officers barred from crossing into Russia due to involvement in the same assassination case.
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Col Bryan interview prompts praise for Folk in Missouri
Col Bryan spent several hours in St Joseph Missouri on the 3rd while being asked about Folk as a candidate for Missouri governor. He praised Folk as an excellent gentleman who has fought corruption and would be a good gubernatorial timber. A mother with five children urged Bryan to meet them and her son named Bryan received a silver dollar.
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Army maneuvers set for Fort Riley October first
Fort Riley Kansas reports the second annual army maneuvers will begin October first on the reservation. Regular troops and regiments of the national guard will be on hand. About ten thousand troops will participate including two Kansas regiments, plus units from Missouri Nebraska Iowa and Oklahoma.
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Free thinker Laura Anderson cremation plan revealed
In Muncie Indiana on August 6 authorities report that after the cremation of Mrs Laura Anderson noted free thinker and former editor of the Free Thought Ideal the official paper, her ashes will be scattered over a beloved rosebush per her wishes.
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Free
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Physicians and Drug Firm Ad at Rocky Hill Station
Ford and Sturgeon, a leading drug firm at Rocky Hill Station Kentucky, state they were asked by Dr G B Su to send for Herbine for customers. They claim great satisfaction and mention a drug store run by BL Tucker.
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G. B. Su
Boy Kills Bears in Bold Field Hunt Feats
George Mahy of Williamsport Fu 19 wins praise for killing three bears in a day. He shot a large bear feeding on turnips near his home then tracked two more through woods, returning to recount his luck. Two Red and Gun Club members from Cameron County pursued a second bear 50 miles over three days, wounding it in the groin before the hunt ended.
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Williamsport
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Ile
No Wedding Bells For Women Teachers In Service
New York City board of education warns all women teachers that marriage will not be tolerated among staff. Any marriage will be reported and may trigger charges and dismissal. A Brooklyn case challenged the view that marriage equals resignation, prompting the proposed amendment restricting marrying women in leadership or supervising roles.
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New York City
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Russia’s Women’s Hotel Scheme Draws Attention
A London Mail correspondent reports a novel proposal in Russia under the Society for the Care of Women’s Health. The plan envisions a women‑run hotel with five shareholders all female, paid by rent shares, ten years to full payment, and sublets restricted to women. A woman architect will design it and only women servants will be employed, with strict male exclusion akin to medieval cloister rules. Construction to begin in spring.
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Londor Mail
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Hope in Formaline Case at Bellevue Hospital
Dr Charles Barrows reports a Bellevue Hospital case where formaline cured septicemia after childbirth. A 108 fever and 160 pulse were reduced to normal post injection. Five hundred cubic centimetres given into the left arm, with rapid improvement and ongoing animal tests planned.
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New York City
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Barrows
Treasury plans women inspectors at New York port
The treasury department seeks to appoint several women inspectors to board incoming steamers at New York Harbor and investigate suspicious cases in first and second cabins. They will advise alien girls and women, with annual pay of 1,20. Duties are demanding and irregular, but the department pursues the experiment despite doubts about success.
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New York
Copper Production Increases Worldwide In 1902
A New York metal exchange report notes rising copper production in 1902 with totals at 408 797 tons including foreign output, exports nearly doubling to 168 405 tons, and domestic consumption rising to about 203 000 tons. Mine and transport stocks end the year at roughly 123 809 tons.
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New York Metal Exchange
Sidh
Gold Excitement in Oklahoma Rush Spreads
Word from Oklahoma reports many residents heading to the Wichita mountains after gold discoveries sparking strong excitement akin to Cripple Creek. Judge E. E. Harvey relayed a miner selling two claims for 80,000 and 10,000, and mills plus mining machinery are arriving to boost production.
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Kan
Wichita Mount Nine
Cripple Creek
E. E. Harvey
Harvey
Herbine Tonic Promoted By Hotel Proprietor
An advertisement touts Herbine as a tonic laxative and restorative to combat fatigue from hot weather. H J Freegard of Grand View Hotel Cheney Kansas endorses the product after twelve years of use urged by Dr Newton. It’s sold for 50 cents at H L Tuckers Drug Store.
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The Man That Wrecked Him in the End
Lincoln Neb Aug 8 John Harris a Nebraska farmer near Plattemouth Cass county found a kind deed will repay. Ten years ago in Illinois Harris bailed Dolan a farm hand charged with a crime. Dolan vanished after Harris paid the bond sacrificing much of his property. Harris learned Dolan died recently in Southern Missouri bequeathing an estate valued at 8000 to the man who aided him then.
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Neb
John Harris
Nebraska
Plattemouth
Casa County
Ilinois
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Dolan
Missouri
Illinois
Forcing Plants to Bloom by Etherization
A London New York Times report describes etherization of plants to force autumn blossoms in spring. Plants are placed in a tank with ether for 4 hours, then air for 48 hours, a second etherization, and finally moved to a forcing house where flowering begins within two to three weeks. A Boston scientist studies why drunken men see double, noting prior beliefs about alcohol.
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London
Newly York Times
May Change Dining Costume In Paris Fashion
A number of American women in Paris advocate changing dining attire to mirror London fashion for hotels and chic restaurants. They praise low-neck frocks while dining as more attractive than English styles. A London auction recently sold a Duke of Wellington lock of hair for 20 dollars amid broader talk.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Waterspouts Seen Near Nome as Heat Rises
Nome on July 28 reported two immense waterspouts near Sledge Island about twenty miles from town. The spouts appeared very black and seemed to reach the clouds before gradually vanishing on the horizon. Officials link the event to unusually hot weather.
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Sledge Island
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure
$100 Reward $100 The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure In all its and that is Catarrh Hall's Cure io the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity Catarrh being a constitutional disease requires a constitutional tegtment Hall's Ca arrich Cure is taxen internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the sys tem thereby destroying the foundation disease and the strength-building ren toneinding
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Hall
Sweden's Crematoria Jokes on Easy Jobs
The Chicago Tribune notes Sweden operates two crematories but averages less than one cremation per year. It jokes that being a Swedish crematory janitor would be a light, easy job.
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Saya
Chicago Tribune
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