How Brother Antony Was Once Lorely
A long comic tale recounts Brer Antony the Baptist preacher and his porter Andy. In the narration a flirtatious parishioner repeatedly dodges repayment of seventy five cents, offering a kiss in lieu of payment and prompting Brer Antony to reflect on temptation and money in a rural church setting.
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Andy
Yeniwman
Antony
Herelowe
Big Bethel
McKinley memorial park plan gains support in Congress
A bill by Tennessee's Brownlow seeks creation of the McKinley national park and forest reserve totaling 4,000,000 acres across Tennessee West Virginia Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia and Alabama with an estimated cost of 10,000,000. Other measures include Hepburn's Nicaragua canal bill and Kahn's Chinese immigration proposal.
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Washington
Hepburn
Town
Nicaragua Canal
United States
Senate
Kahn
California
Brownlow
Tennessee
McKinley
McKinley National Park
Appalachian Range
Tennesse
West Virginia
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georia
Alabama
Pritehara
Appalachian National Park
China Returns Thanks From Hankin Viceroy
Washington December 46 John Peterson foreign councilor aid advisor of Lu Kun Yili Civiene viceroy Hankin called on Secretary Hay to convey the viceroy personal thanks for Hay role in protecting Cling during the crisis. Later Ferguson delivered a similar message to the president.
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Washington
John Petinson
Lu Kun Yili
Civiene
Hankin
Hay
Ferguson
Dr Ticheno r s Antiseptic Adverts 1900 Shrinking Text
Sullivan Missouri February 14 1900 Dr Tichenor s Antiseptic praised for wound healing and preventing inflammation. Editor notes messages from T B Dotter and Dr Gilbert Bigelow claim success against colic stomach and bowel trouble. Asa Turpin reports rapid recovery from maggot-infested sore after one application.
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Hickory Burren
Bigelow
Dr. Tichenor
Asa Turpin
Murder trial recalls defense expert in Bouine case
Washington December 6 Dr Carroll a microscope expert for the defense was recalled to prove blood on payments worn by Mrs Honine the night of the tragedy. Court recessed due to absence of doctors Carr and Bovee who were at a surgical operation. Majority of the audience was female.
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Washington
Oldest and Best Blood Purifier Ad From Atlanta GA
The advertisement promotes S. S. S. as a blood purifier and tonic that cures blood poison diseases including cancer scrofula rheumatism chronic sores eczema psoriasis salt rheum herpes and similar troubles. It claims rapid health improvements from the first dose and cites a long record of cures with thousands of supporters.
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S. S.S
S. S
S.S.S
Tek Swwft
Atlanta
Meeting with Ute Indians Nods to Great Father
Washington December 5 Commission er of Indian Affairs Jones presents to President Roosevelt a Ute delegation eager to meet the Great Father. The President notes one Indian speaks English and recalls his regiment of fifty Indians who served well in the Spanish American War. The Indians show pleasure at the message. Also an advertisement touts Boschee German Syrup for coughs and lung troubles with claim of global use and relief.
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Washington
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Jones
Roosevelt
Indiana
Boschee
Green’s Prize
H. L. Tucker
Sewed His Finger Back Again Remarkable Surgical Feat
Paris December soldiers hands suffer severe injury as gunner Roberts loses three fingers at the second joint in an arsenal accident. Surgeons without anesthesia reattached the severed parts, knitting together and promising potential restoration of use. Dr Tilaux of Charity Hospital plans inquiry at Cherbourg noting prior failures with similar operations.
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Paris
Gunner Roberts
Arsenal
Tilaux
Charity Hospital of
Cherbourg
Digest of State Boards of Agriculture Practices
A digest explains how states organize agriculture promotion bodies. It describes boards and departments, key appointing methods, and the roles of commissioners and secretaries, noting regional variations from the south to Wisconsin and Utah. The commissioner also drafts laws on grain inspection elevators and warehouses.
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Boards of Agriculture, Farmers’ Inati¢utes
Bic
Industrial Commission
Boards of Agriculture
Commissioners of Agriculture
Agricultural Boards
Commission
Bureau of Agriculture
Commissioner of Agriculture
Bureau of Agriculture and Immigration
Bureau of Agriculure
Labor and Industry
Bureau of Agriculture, Statistics and Mines
South
Main
Washington
North Dakota
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Board of Agriculture
State Agricultural Society
Utah
Deseret Agricultural and Manufacturing Society
State Boards of Agriculture
State Board of Agriculture
Kentucky
Commissioner of Agriculture, Labor and Statistics
Preacher Turned Swindler Tracked by Warrensburg Officers
Constable William Ogle of Warrensburg pursued Rev Grayson Hughes through Sedalia en route to Rockville to arrest him for alleged fraud in Johnson county. Hughes, once a preacher, is accused of selling worthless insurance policies and obtaining money under false pretenses. he was arrested in Rockville and to be returned to Warrensburg for charges.
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William Ogle
Warrensburg
Sedalia
Rockville
Grayson Hughes
Johnson County
Sedaglia Sentinel
Hughes
Ogle
Clinton
New York to Paris by Rail Plan by Loleq de Nobel
French engineer Loleq de Nobel promotes a Paris to New York railway via Alaska and Siberia. He seeks U S congress concession for Alaska to link to Russia, with a Franco American company of 200 million dollars to pursue the project. His son studies a Behring Strait tunnel in Alaska.
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Loleq de Nobel
Alaska
Siberia
Paris
New York
United States Congress
Russia
Congress
M. Nobel
Chicago Daily News
Washington
Nicholas
Trans- Siberian Railway
Behring Strait
Costs Much to Live Declines Since 1827 Peak
New York reports from R. G. Dun and Co. show living costs at their highest since modern farming, manufacturing, and distribution. A year of supplies costing 101.37 dollars on December 1 would have cost 72.45 dollars on July 1, 1827 and 121.75 dollars on January 1, 1860, illustrating long term price shifts.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Murder verdict in second degree for William Bussky
In St Joseph Missouri on December 5 William Bussky was found guilty of murder in the second degree for fatally shooting William Coale a prominent Elwood Kansas farmer while hunting in his pasture on November 9. Bussky aged 60 was tried in Troy after several days of proceedings.
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St. Joseph
William Bussky
William Coale
Elwood
Kas
Troy
Buesky
Baucets Tear Bowets With Casmazvin ta Bs
A fragmentary report notes unusual names and figures in a local scene. The text references Baucets and Bowets with casmazvin ta and monetary hints, but the context remains unclear and details are sparse.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Permanent Cure
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh, a constitutional disease, by acting on the blood and mucous surfaces. The ad claims the medicine strengthens the body and offers a cure guarantee with samples and a mail order response.
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Hall
F. J. Commer & Co
O. Brdruggis
New 16-inch breech loading gun for Fort Hamilton
Work resumes at Watervliet Arsenal after supply of trunnion hooks from Theethichem Steel. The 16 inch gun for Fort Hamilton will be the world largest, a breech loader with a child friendly breech. It will fire 21 miles requiring high altitude and an additional jacket shrink. Military experts hail it as a coast defense innovation.
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Theethichem Steel Company
United States Arsenal
Watervnlet
Fort Hamilton
New York Harbor
Bohemia Regrets Sultan’s Ongoing Debt to Bohemia
The Chicago Record-Herald notes that Suliam’s one regret leaves Bohemia unowed, implying the sultan would be sorry if any obligation existed. The remark hinges on a political or symbolic debt scenario between Bohemia and the region.
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Suliam
Bohemia
Chicago Record-Herald
Nevada smelters join nine firm consolidation
Nevada Missouri December 4 1900 The Nevada sine smelters the Western Prime Smelting company and the A B Cockrell smelters with headquarters here have sold out to the gine trout organization with a capital stock of 50000000 This completes the nine smelting companies consolidation The annual income from the output and sulphuric acid plane under its control is estimated at 4000000
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Nevada
Nevada Sine Smelters
Western Prime Smelting Company
A. B. Cockrell Smelters
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