Bicycles and Morals Prompt a Morality Boost
A miscellany cites the United States Tobacco Journal arguing bicycles reduced cigar consumption by 700 million annually, estimating one million cyclists causing two fewer cigars per day per user. It notes temperance claims alongside moral benefits, plus ads and letters praising remedies, travel deals, and health products across various U.S. locations.
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United States Tobacco Journal
United States
Cyclone Rips St Louis Amid Deadly Destruction
Historic cyclone devastates St Louis and East St Louis with wind speeds around eighty miles per hour, firestorms, and widespread ruin. Reports count hundreds killed, with ships wrecked on the river, a railroad chaos, and major buildings like Standard Oil works and National hotel in ruins. Authorities fear high casualty numbers as rescue efforts begin and citizens search for survivors.
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St. Louis
East St. Louis
D. H. Pike
Peoria
Coelaphin
Libbie Conger
Seaman
Carondelet
Conger
Ottened
Broadway
Solard
South Seventh Street
Fair Grounds
Seventeenth
Pine Streets
Standard Oi
Vire
Standard Oil Works
National Hotel
East St. Louis Wire Nail Works
Crescent Elevator
Hazel Elevator
Baltimore and Ohio
Vandalia
St. Clair Avenue
Illinois
Mississippi River
Liggett & Meyers
Dower Grove Park
Great Cyclone Ravages Missouri and Illinois Toll
A historic cyclone swept from northeastern Missouri through Randolph and Pike counties into Illinois, devastating Rush Hill and Drake Seminary before striking St Louis and Evansville. Reports place the death toll around 700 with hundreds injured, as the storm moved along the river corridors toward the Mississippi.
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Moberly
Randolph County
Missouri
Andrian County
Rush Hill
Pike County
Ilinois
Ladies’ Seminary
Drake
Green County
Deadly St Louis Cyclone Leaves City in Ruins
After a devastating cyclone struck St Louis and East St Louis, rescuers prioritized the wounded while many dead remained uncounted. Ambulances rushed injured to dispensaries and residences as searches continued amid darkness and lightless streets. Officials estimated hundreds killed and wounded with figures rising as ruins are cleared, crews patrolling streets to restore order.
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East St. Louis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cen
OOE
North American
First Missouri Regiment
Scott Jackson Sentenced with Stay Granted in 60 Days
Newport Ky report says Judge Helm overruled the motion for a new trial for Scott Jackson convicted of murdering Pearl Bryan and sentenced to be hanged June 30. The court then granted a 60 day stay to allow an appeal to the court of appeals.
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Newport
Helm
Scott Jackson
Pearl Bryan
Court of Appeals
Renewed Youth From an Old St. Lawrence County Tale
A long recounting of John Henry Ucoderson in St. Lawrence County. After back injury and months of pain, he credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring strength. He describes renewed vigor, improved circulation, and ability to work full days. The piece frames the rural setting and praises the remedy’s broad claims.
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Courier and Freeman
Poladam
N. Y
St. Lawrence
Banner County
Empire State
Old St. Lawrence
St. Lawrence River
Adi- Ronee
John Henry Ucoderson
Hoe
Joseph
Henderson
Minnesota
Oregon
St. Lawrence County
Hopkinton
Winston
Mr. Henderson
507
Dr. Williams
Dr. Wilknns
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Schenectady
Japan Without Domestic Animals Sways Public Impressions
The Popular Science News notes Japan lacks cows and milk, few horses and dogs, no sheep or goats, and pork is unknown to diet. Silks and cotton dominate clothing while wild bears are described as enormous. one stuffed bear inspires awe. The piece also surveys fashion and jewelry tips with brief cultural quips.
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Japan
Vinck
Durability of the Cypress Tree Wood Across Ages
The cypros a notably slow growing tree with exceptionally durable wood. It resists weather and prolonged immersion, bonds fibers strongly, and withstands ordinary tissue breakdown. Cypress has endured over a thousand years in solid form. a 1780 French stockade in New Orleans remained intact when exhumed. In the Mississippi valley cypress is abundant, and greenhouse tests show its timber remains practically unchanged after fifty years, signaling wider use for high resistance building projects.
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Mississippi
New Orleans
Not Actuated by Politeness in Buffalo Times Transcription
In a Buffalo Times item an exchange on a trolley shows Jackson Parke praising politeness while West Side shifts to grab a strap overhead. The joke hinges on the man’s line about learning “the hang of it” as he rises and holds the strap, not for offering his seat.
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Hostetter
Great Britain
Jackson Parke
West Side
Buffalo Times
James Pyle
New York
Melancholy Women and the Lydia E. Pinkham Cure
A Victorian style advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments. It claims improved health for melancholic women, citing a testimonial from Mrs. Gro Chau of Buffalo, NY, who attributes her recovery and birth of a baby to the product.
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Drngers
Shelbyville
Ind
Saya
Hall
Lyon
Lydia BE
Pinkham
Lydia Bi
Mrs. Gro, Chau
Danforth St
Buffalo, N. Y
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Kline
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Phila
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Winslow
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Mires Co
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Tabu
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Rome
Sentinel
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Rome Sentinel
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