The Enormous Gold Product of 1898 and More
A historical note touts 1898 as a remarkable gold year with expected output doubling, citing global mining prospects in South Africa the Klondike and Russia, while also promoting tonics like Hostetters Stomach Bitters and Cascarets for digestive issues. It references public sentiment about honesty and remedies for constipation, ending with a drug advert tone.
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South Africa
Klondike
Hanglog Impresses Them At Candia Crete Justice Tale
Providence Journal commentary notes Anglo-Saxon idea of hanging as a brutal deterrent. It discusses British execution of seven Muslims in Crete, suggesting public sentiment and leadership restraint may grow from such rituals. The piece contrasts hanging with other methods and reflects on religious fatalism.
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Candia
Mussulman
Providence Journal
Women praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Two letters from Mrs Lizzie Beverly of Lowell Massachusetts and Mrs Amos Trombleay of Ellenburgh Center New York recount severe illnesses cured by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. Beverly claims ulcerated wombs healed after treatment and Trombleay credits relief from milk legs and womb prolapse after using the remedies.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Frye Sees Quick Restoration of US Spain Ties
Senator Frye told Washington Star reporters that post treaty relations should quickly normalize. He said sentiment against the United States appears only in France’s press and that diplomacy will shape new commercial treaties and prisoner releases while Congress holds the islands’ disposition.
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Frye
Washington Star
England
United States
Spain
France
Congress
Dewey Named Senior Rear Admiral As Bunce Retires
The article notes Rear Admiral George Dewey becoming the United States Navy's senior rear admiral following the retirement of Rear Admiral Francis M. Bunce after more than 46 years of service. Bunce commanded the Maine and Brooklyn Navy Yard, while Dewey's career spans over forty four years with a May 1898 congressional vote elevating him to rear admiral. A second brief section describes the violet snail Ianthina and its self-built raft-like shell, air compartments, and egg arrangement, observed with jellyfish prey and violet dye when washed ashore on France's northwest coast.
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George Dewey
Manila
United States’ Navy
Uncle Sam
Francis M. Bunce
Bunce
Navy
Navy Department
Maine
Navy Yard
Brooklyn
Dewey
Congress
Far East
Porter
France
Philadelphia Press
Plot Report Tangles Paris as Police Seize Letters
Paris report claims police seized bundles of letters showing a military plot in progress. London papers telegraphed anticipation of a coup set for the 26th ult. and a Dreyfus verdict on Thursday under state necessity.
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Paris
London Daily Chronicle
Weekly Sun
London
Sunday Special
Dreyfus
Tragic Hillsboro Fire Kills Four Women
Near Hillsboro Texas Mrs Isabel her daughter Mrs Ossie Malone and Mrs Malone s infant perished in a Monday house fire. Firefighters tried to rescue them but could not. The blaze is believed to have started from kerosene used to kindle the fire, leaving only a few charred bones.
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Hillsboro
Texas
Isabel
Ossie Malone
Hungarian King Bela III bones moved to church shrine
Vienna dispatch reports that remains of Bela III and his first wife Anna, Duchess of Antioch, are temporarily buried in a glass coffin in Budapest. A shrine will later receive the bones, with Cardinal Veszáry conducting rites attended by court officials and ministers. The scattered royal bones were found in Stuhlweisenburg and cataloged for eventual reburial.
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Hungary
Stuhlweisenburg
Bela III
Mathias
Buda
Anna
Antioch
Cardinal Vaszary
St. Stefan
Greece
Vienna
London Post
Punished Boy Tamer Earns Praise From Neighbors
A Denver Times reader recounts a neighbor’s father disciplining his deaf and blind? not deaf and dumb? son with a rawhide after the boy cursed at onlookers. The crowd congratulated the father for “making a man of him” and the note explains the father’s rationale for correction and empathy.
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Denver
Denver Times
Echoes and Conversation in the Mountains
A witty exchange contrasts a young woman’s voice with an old man’s memory as they joke about her talkativeness. The line reveals humor and the setting hints at remote mountain surroundings.
Variety of patent medicines and ads in print
An assortment of drugstore cures and consumer items includes Cascarets candy cathartic for blood cleansing and acne, Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets for colds, No To Bac tobacco cure, Hall’s Catarrh Cure with testimonials, and several other remedies and notices. Public notices mix with promotional lines and a few miscellaneous quips.
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Bryceee
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Er & Truax
Valpino, Kinnan & Marvin
Ohio
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