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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1904

Page

7

Confederate veterans share reunion meal across color line

A Nashville American report describes two elderly Black veterans in gray Confederate badges joining white veterans at a reunion meal. The scene shows hospitality toward the dark-skinned guests, with white veterans insisting they eat with them and defend their seating. One veteran, George Pratt, recalls serving as a slave and Proudly identifies as a Confederate soldier.

George Pratt Alabama Marster Yankees Nashville American

Columbia and Washington Anthem From Advance Sheets

Poem praising America and its diverse founding nations, blending blood and soul to form a mighty race built on God truth valor and law. It lauds Washington as a guiding pattern and calls for liberty and unity under Columbia Goddess.

God Ruth Columbia Liberty Connecticut Magazine

Courage of the Czars Bravery Across Russian Leaders Cited

The piece highlights courage among Russian rulers from Alexander I to Alexander II. It recalls Austerlitz with Alexander I leading troops and saving artillery, Nicholas I quelling a mutiny, and Alexander II facing multiple assassination attempts before his death in a bomb blast.

Russia Alexander I Napoleon Austerlitz Alexander Nicholas I St. Petersburg Constantine Nicholas Alexander II Archibald Forbes

Secret Service Finds Rise in Counterfeit Activity

The annual Secret Service report to Secretary Shaw covers 1903 results. Banks nationwide report counterfeit money exposure with 3 in 300,000 counterfeit coins and about 1 in 100,000 counterfeit notes, while 25 new forgeries were described and 419 arrests were made led by New York with 54. Italy was the largest foreign contributor.

Secret Service Division Secretary of the Treasury Shaw Wilkie United States Italy New York Atbca PCE Northwestern Yeast CO Chicago

Plans for New Manhattan Bridge Towers and Resorts

The New York Tribune describes the proposed Manhattan Bridge with four steel-column towers bound by cantilevers. Anchorages rise about 125 feet to courtlike spaces 125 by 175 feet, and two edge balconies offer pedestrian rest areas. The bridge would be double decked, massive, and could be outlined with electric lights, promising a glittering East River display at night.

Manhattan Bridge Brooklyn Bridge Manhattan Long Island East River New York Tribune

Arriving at a Verdict on Dodd's Kidney Pills

In Kushequa Pennsylvania a rising belief says Dodd's Kidney Pills are the one sure cure for rheumatism and lame back. Mrs M L Davison reports thirty years of rheumatism relieved after two boxes with no back pain since. Additional readers cite similar results daily as the town nears a verdict on the medicine's effectiveness.

Kushequa Pennsylvania Dodd M. L. Davison

Beard at Five Years Boy Giant Lives in Akron Story

The Detroit Tribune reports five year old Akron lad Onas Teel weighs over 100 pounds and bears a full grown beard. Local parents complained prompting the probate court to send him to a Columbus state institution for feeble minded youths where he is feared to harm children.

Detroit Onas Teel Akron Ohio Columbus East Akron Detroit Tribune

Better Way. Editor Pays by Word or Idea

A satirical note contrasts payment options with a choice between one dollar per word or five thousand dollars per idea proposed by an editor. The exchange hints at editorial economics and writer incentives in a witty public mock.

Puck

Old Lady Bows Her Head When Satan Is Mentioned

The vicar sees an elderly parishioner bowing her head whenever Satan is named. She explains politeness costs nothing and you never know, a quip reflecting cautious etiquette in conversation.

Satan Sporting News

Piso's Cure Endorsed by Ocean Grove Resident

N W Samuel of Ocean Grove New Jersey asserts Piso's Cure for consumption is an infallible medicine for coughs and colds in a February 17 1900 notice.

N. W. Samuel Ocean Grove N. J

Shows on the Pike Prompt Paralyzed Husband

A Chicago Daily News quote notes stunning shows on the Pike with a St Louis woman claiming such acts exist and a neighbor recounting her husband returning home paralyzed after visiting them.

St. Louis Chicago Daily News

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad Teething Relief

An 25 cent bottle of Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup advertised for teething children. Claims to ease gums reduce inflammation relieve pain and cure wind colic with a soothing formula.

When a man is ashamed of his religion he is justified

A compact aphorism noting that shame over faith often justifies negative judgments toward religion and its followers. The remark frames religious sentiment as a guide to evaluating belief with social consequences.

Not a Safe Bet in Family Records, Parson Warns

The parson warns a boy not to trust family figures on a record page while the sister has allegedly manipulated the family record. The exchange ends with the parson affirming the book’s truth, but the youth cautious about bets on the data.

Pittsburg

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure and Rewards

The ad touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, claims constitutional treatment via the blood and mucous surfaces, and offers $100 to any case it fails to cure. Includes testimonial requests, Toledo address, and 75 cent price. Mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J, Cheney & CO Toledo

Attendees at Daily Court Hearings

A description notes many men with high attention to trial rooms, attending daily for murder and petty larceny cases. They sit upfront, well dressed and well to do, watching every word, not drawn by individual cases, and are granted access by court officers as a constant presence in the criminal courts.

Daily Fly Deslors DeKalb Avenue Broeklyn

Northwestern inventors win patents last week

List of patents issued to Northwestern inventors includes Francois Belanger Langdon NC grading machine Julia Heiman Cold Spring MN horseshoe Stanislaus Kempin Duluth MN garment William McLachlin Bemidji MN variable speed gearing Millard Potter Albert Lea MN milk pail attachment John Randall Jeffers MN draft attachment for binders John Scully Minneapolis MN fireproof theater Lothrop Johnson patent carriers 911 912 Pioneer Press Bldg St Paul.

Northwestern Francois Belanger Langdon N. C Julia Heiman Minn Stanislaus Kempin Duluth William McLachlin Bemidji Millard Potter Albert Lea John Randall Jeffers John Scully Minneapolis Lothrop & Johnson Pioneer Press St. Paul

Safety in Numbers Editorial Voice Origins

A Philadelphia Record passage ponders how the editorial we began in journalism. It imagines editors crafting a collective tone to bolster a husky man’s belief he must defeat more than one opponent.

Philadelphia Record

They Were Tanking Up in a Dance Hall Scene

A Chicago Journal fragment captures a new arrival asking for an orchestra as a floor manager promises one soon. The terse exchange hints at preparations for a lively event and evolving scene.

Chicago Journal

Visionary or Philanthropist: Primton's Odorless Onion Quest

The Detroit Free Press questions Primton's vision and calls him philanthropic as he pursues an odorless onion breakthrough. The snippet frames Primton's goal as a notable innovation venture.

Detroit Free Press

Marital bliss amid divorce remains a curious paradox

The fragment notes that many marriages endure happiness yet are secured by divorce later. It reflects on social attitudes toward marriage and separation, suggesting that stability and personal fulfilment can coexist with legal dissolution.

Woman's Temperance Treasurer Endorses Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Miss Nellie Helmes of Buffalo writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health after years of suffering from menorrhagia and back pain. She reports improved appetite strength and general wellbeing, urging others to abandon other medicines and use the product. Her testimonial notes a physician consult and a friend's recommendation.

Nellie Helmes Young Woman’s Temperance Association of Buffalo N.Y Lydia E. Pinkham Mrs. Pinkham

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