Hobart Buried at Paterson in Nation Mourns
Garret A Hobart was laid to rest in Paterson New Jersey after a somber Presbyterian service attended by President McKinley John Hay and many government leaders. The funeral featured Chopin march prayers scripture and a long line of eminent mourners from across the United States.
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Presbyterian Church
Garret A. Hobart
Paterson
New Jersey
John Hay
Fuller
Levi P. Morton
Alger
Interior
Hitchcock
Supreme Court
Senate
Congress
Church of the Redeemer
Chopin
Capitol Police
President McKinley
Charles R. Shaw
Job
Magie
Cedar Lawn Cemetery
Hobart
Garrett A. Hobart, Jr
David D. Magie
United States
Lincoln
Garfield
McKinley
Hoar
Massachusetts
Beveridge
Indiana
John W. Daniel
Virginia
Hawley
Connecticut
Aged couple perished in tenement fire in New York
A fire in a tenement on Tuesday in New York killed elderly William Helmboldt and his wife who were both aged and crippled. Several residents escaped with narrow wins. Also noted, N E Dawson a clerk in General Miles office was dropped from the rolls for letters criticizing the president.
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New York
William Helmboldt
N. E. Dawson
General Miles
Governor Candler backs Fulton grand jury reforms in message
Governor Candler states the Fulton county grand jury seeks salaries for county officers, a bond requirement for injunction receiverships, and opposes barratry. He urges a new law to require plaintiffs to post bonds covering damages and costs if the suit fails, citing harm to business and excessive receiver salaries.
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Candler
Georgia
Senate
House of Representatives
Fulton County
Grand Jury
Fulton
Freezing Syndicate Vanishes In New York
The New York Herald reports White's bureau, also known as Charles H. White's bureau, a get rich quick scheme in the cotton exchange building, disappeared with its managers on Sunday leaving credulous depositors out of pocket over 200000. It resembled the Franklin syndicate run by William F. Miller, promising huge dividends and boasting bank endorsements.
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New York Herald
White's Bureau
Charles H. White
Cotton Exchange
White
Franklin Syndicate
William F. Miller
Tammany Saves Parnell Homestead
The Parnell homestead in Wicklow County Ireland faced foreclosure but will not be sold. Tammany Hall at its executive committee meeting Saturday guaranteed the $10 000 needed to pay off the claims against the property.
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Parnell
Wicklow
Ireland
Tammany Hall
Executive Committee
Jail as Hospital in Dennison After Friday Wreck
Twenty five men injured in the Omaha and Fort Dodge road wreck are hospitalized in Dennison Iowa. Limited accommodations forced the least injured to be lodged in the county jail which has been converted into an emergency hospital.
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Omaha and
Fort Dodge
Dennison
Chandler Says Roosevelt Likely as McKinley's Running Mate
Senator William E. Chandler of New Hampshire asserts Roosevelt will be McKinley's vice president pick. He says Roosevelt is certain for the ticket to address war issues and support McKinley's presidential run.
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Roosevelt
McKinley
William E. Chandler
New Hampshire
Hood's Sarsaparilla Adends Persistent Cure Promise
An advertisement urges readers to take Hood's Sarsaparilla faithfully to cure illness such as impure blood catarrh or rheumatism. It claims thousands have been cured and promises similar results for loyal users.
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Hood
Canadian peers rise from humble roots to power and art
The article profiles three Canadian peers Lord Mount Stephen, Lord Strathcona, and Baroness Earnscliffe. It notes Mount Stephen’s par ish school roots and early drapery work, Strathcona’s start with Hudson’s Bay Company and ascent to governorship, and a notable Montreal private gallery. Strathcona is eighty, Mount Stephen about ten years younger. Also mentions unrelated product ad lines and a joke about Fraulein Amalie.
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Lord Mount-Stephen
Lord Strathcona
Baroness Earnscliffe
Sir John Macdonald
Aberdeen
St. Paul's Church Yard
London
Canada
Hudson's Bay Company
Montreal
Lord Mount Stephen
Bracelets gain vogue among men in royal circles
The fashion of men wearing bracelets grows. The Prince of Wales reportedly wears a bangle once owned by Maximilian, Emperor of Mexico. The Duke of Saxe Coburg is credited with wearing a gold bracelet, while the late Duke of Albany wore one for luck.
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Prince of Wales
Maxmilian
Mexico
Duke of
Saxe-Coburg
Duke of Albany
The Benefits of Systematic Breathing
The article explains breathing as vital for oxygen supply and lung expansion, aiding circulation and chest beauty. It notes deep, persistent practice is needed to make full respiration habitual and stresses removing obstacles to air entry as a guiding principle.
Tetterine remedy praised for eczema cure and sales inquiry
A letter from R. OC. Bingley of San Francisco says the Tetterine treatment for eczema has shown promise after a few applications. He asks about discounts for a dozen boxes and mentions selling to friends, with purchase possible at druggists or by mail for 50 cents via J. T. Fiupirine.
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R. OC. Bingley
Market Street
San Francisco
Cal
J. T. Fiupirine
Boer rifles of 1879 80 and Dundee weapon compared
The article contrasts Boer rifle accuracy in the 1879 80 war with the Dundee arm. It details a Marti Ni style hammerless 9 pound rifle, .45 caliber, 405 to 450 grain bullets, 90 grain charges, 2000 yard sight, reversible front sight, hooded globe, and a tunable peep rear sight for long-range use.
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Dundee
Martini
From Weeds to Wonder A Boston Gardener Converts Wild Weeds
A Boston Herald feature details a woman with surplus land who creates a successful weed garden. She gathers wild plants neglected along roadsides and plants them in mass to achieve delicate, feathery displays. Ragweed is praised as foliage for cut flowers and a succession of blooms from violets to late grasses is produced.
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Boston Herald
Self dentistry tale from Foxcraft man and Bath neighbor
A Foxcraft man with a toothache tied a line to a post and pulled from a distance seven miles from a dentist. A Bath man recalls a neighbor who pulled his own teeth by tying a weight and using a string approach for upper or lower teeth, depending on position.
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Foxcraft
Lewiston
Pocahontas Tobacco Works Co seeks traveling salesmen
Wanted two traveling salesmen in each Southern state with expenses provided. Experience not necessary or particular address listed for Pocahontas Tobacco Works Co Bedford City Virginia.
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Pocahontas Tobacco Works Co
Bedford City
Airman vows to keep tossing sandbags all day
An aeronaut declares he will continue the heavy work, threatening to exhaust the supply as he relentlessly throws out another sandbag. The telling line captures a gritty, endurance driven moment from the New York Press report.
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New York Press
Extraordinary Bird Flights Across North Atlantic
The piece notes bobolinks nesting near Lake Winnipeg migrate yearly to Cuba and Puerto Rico, covering over 9 800 miles per round trip. It adds the kingbird nests up to 67th parallel and winters in South America. It also cites the biennial pilgrim migrations of the redstar and the hummingbird travels of around 2 000 miles.
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Lake Winnipeg
Canada
Cuba
Porto Rico
South America
Tartary perfumes onions and herbs for charm
In Tartary onions leeks and garlic are seen as perfumes. A Tartary lady uses a freshly cut onion rubbed on hands and face to make herself agreeable.
European scientist touts brain stimulation device
A European researcher claims a new apparatus using an electric band can stimulate the brain. It has been tested on school boys, while Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is praised for natural dyspepsia relief and stomach health and systemic vigor.
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Hostetter
Clergyman Quips About Heaping Coals of Fire
A clergyman asks a distressed matron if she has tried heaping coals of fire on her husband. She retorts that she has already thrown a lighted lamp at him, highlighting the domestic quarrel with sharp humor.
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Crowned Testimonials Ad
One hundred dollars reward for a catarrh cure that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. J Coney & Co Toledo Ohio advertise their cure and list endorsers including wholesale druggists. Internal medicine claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces. price one dollar per bottle. upbeat testimonials cited from E Capy Huntington Indiana and others.
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Hall
J. Coney & Co
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Iruax
Wawpino, Kinran & Marvin
Ohio
Women Urged to Seek Pinkham Advice for Uterine Ailments
Testimonies praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for gynecologic issues. Mrs. Cunprgy reports relief from inflammation and womb problems after treatment. Mrs. Van Ciert of Jersey City cites tumor disappearance and restored spirits following the remedy.
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Finnmam
Lydia E. Pinkham
New York
Mrs. van Ciert
Saunders Ave
Jensex City Herents
N. J
Beggar Appeals for Help as Gentleman Checks Pockets
A beggar asks a well dressed man for assistance after offering to help locate a lost purse. The gentleman denies having lost any money and remains unsure whether to aid the beggar.
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Barrtayr
General Assembly
Tammany
Parnell Homestead
Chandler
Stich
Fraulein Amalie
Schmerfre
South
Ga.Ala. Business College
Macon
Pittsburg Glass Co
Pittsburg, Pa
Green
Atlants
Transvaal
Pretoria
Chicago Tribune
Piso
E. Capy
Huntington, Ind
Nathaniel Lee
Ayer
Vrowa
Rich Binek
Tee Eee Bugkinghaw
Arters
Red Seal
Jen’s
J.k.orr
Atlanta
Smarr
Bull's Pbscure
Malsby & Company
Broad &J
Atlanta, Ga
Oes
Knight's Patent
W. L. Douglas
Shoes Union
W. L. Douglas Shoe CO
Brockton
Mass
de Wuteeces
HILL
RSG
Winchester
Winchester Repeating
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