Opium Smuggler Arrest Leads to Canada to California Route
George Catiwou was arrested by detectives for possessing 446 pounds of opium. The case traces a route from Victoria to Winnipeg to Minneapolis and Omaha before reaching California. The report notes connections to illegal import rings and mentions a patent medicine plug for Electric Bitters.
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Sas Francisco
George Catiwou
Wovern
Opia
Hie Crinka
Magete
Qanhe
West
Opti
Minneqvilla
China
Winnipeg
Manitoba
California
Minneapolis
Oameha
Sardinia fever reported along the coast
Reports from Guaymas describe an epidemic of Sardinia fever spreading along the coast and inland. One man who arrived yesterday noted many friends ill, while others show fever similar to the fellow fever.
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Novaces
Arig
Guaywas
Polnta
Sardinia
Ove Wan
Esterday
Green's August Facer Promises Health Restorement
Advert says Green's August Facer cures disease and bile and liver disorders. It claims dyspepsia and liver complaints cause 74 percent of ailments like biliousness nervous prostration and headaches. Sample bottles offered at ten cents.
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Green
Chree Dusea
Auywat Fower
Misattributed Lightning Energy Claim in Water Debate
Popular Science News notes a Parraday remark misused by Keeley motor promoters. It denied water stores energy from lightning, explaining the quote referred only to the tiny electricity in a flash and not to splitting water into gases.
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Paraday
Keeley Motor
L'Aunday
Popular Science News
Revival of Mississippi River towns under commerce law
The Interstate commerce law spurs a revival of old Mississippi River towns. Steamboat wharves are being restored and sleepy residents awaken to the possibility that postwar railroad trade was merely a nightmare. Chicago News.
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Mississippi River
Chicago News
Skaretter's Stomach Bitters Aid Nervous and Digestive Health
The text promotes Skaretter's Stumeach Bitters as a strong aid for weak nerves and digestive disorders. It claims the tonic strengthens bodily comfort, mental tranquility, and digestive regularity, benefiting those with dyspepsia rheumatic weakness malaria or inactive kidneys. It urges use for anxious or rheumatic individuals and for improving assimilation and digestion.
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Skaretter
First Daguerreotype in America by Morse and Prosch
In New York Morse and Prosch pioneer the first daguerreotype experiment in America. The article recalls Daguerre’s invention, Morse’s adoption, and Draper’s chemistry driven refinements. It describes the historic morning when Morse captured the first sun picture off Prosch’s steps and notes the development of the first photographic studio atop a university building.
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Steam Ratiroudin
Walsh
Philadelpy
Paris
Dauerre
Lach
Dagperre
Morse
New York
Daguerre
Bobby
Prose
Nassau Street
Proech
Daguerro
Lima
Ile
Proseh
America
Prosch
Draper
Iesoo
Draper and
Streeta
Cessor
Pioneer Days in Ohio High Frontier Life in Wratern Meanies
The article recalls frontier life in early Ohio settlers, detailing spring wagon journeys, improvised shelters, and hardships. It describes white and native interactions, rough food ways, salt and corn milling, and women’s resilience against wolves, hunger, and isolation. It also quotes a trainer on horse nerves, emphasizing gradual familiarity to reduce fear.
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Pavel
Olio
New Enland
Onondaga
N. Y
Oeli
Ti Eter Heen
Reserve
Con
Tie
Lille
Clarm
New York Mail and Express
Synesthesia and a Paris Society Note on Colorful Reading
The text discusses synesthesia where individuals hear colors and assign colors to vowels consonants and numerals. It cites Galton and a Paris society noting inherited color associations for letters and numbers among family lines.
Fortified Wilds of Formosa and Imperial War Winds
The article sketches Formosa as a natural refuge for criminals with a volcanic interior and 100 000 natives allied with brigands, defying Chinese authorities while Coxinga era exploits are recalled. It also contrasts European power dynamics noting Russia France and Prussia, highlighting the Crown Prince and Kaiser Wilhelm II, with a Paris correspondent’s view on potential war.
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China
Coun
Echiasinel
Olien
Coxinga
Farmosi
Russia
Crown Jrires
France
Prince Consort
England
Toussia
Prussia
Keli
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Paris
Kanens City Journal
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W. N. Clune
Guaymas
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Maine
Dyer’s Hotel
Matella
M. Sachs
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Parly Photography
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Faculty of Seeing Bounda
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Formosa
Dehaned
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Tumceat
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I. Hood & CO
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Mass
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M'Namara Dry Goods CO
Denver
Pollard, Richards & CO
Real Estate Agency
Cheyenne National Bank
Ferguson St
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Morris
Hunter's Hot Springs
Mont
Circndar
Roberts Hardware Co 1640 Larimer Gt
Ornver
J. M. Newman
James M. Newman
IXL Livery Stable
McKinley & Cros3
Jack
Sixteenth Street
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Thames
John P. Stratton
Amelia
Lewer
Bill
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Ostrom & CO
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