Governor orders discharge of 19 state guard companies
Governor Beckham Ssened issues an order to muster out 19 state guard companies, mostly from mountain towns, with only two remaining active. He notes regiments currently exceed quotas and plans to disband more units while maintaining sufficient force. Jersey Democrats Back Bryan At State Convention in Trenton. Delegates chosen for national vote reflect Bryan sentiment, with no instruction for Kansas City.
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Ilst Soehee
Diana
Tuas
Beckham
State Guard
Jersey
Bryan
Trenton
N. J
Kansas City
Robert Davis
Hudson
Thomas M. Ferrell
Gloucester
Johnston Cornish
Warren
James E. Martine
Union
Conversation Snippet Between Reandy Bollingstone and Trpes
Dialogue fragment shows Bollingstone assertive about finding a long promised place. Trpes responds with relief at reaching the destination. Text reflects a moment of personal discovery within a larger narrative.
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Lucifer
Bollingstone
Trpes
Meek Man Confronted Over Seat in Parquet Circle
A brief quarrel unfolds as a man apologizes and explains another seat was taken. A determined woman asserts the seat belongs to her and insists on occupying only one seat. The exchange is noted by the Philadelphia Press.
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Uist
Philadelphia Press
Counting the Hairs and Federal Fedora Feuds
The piece contrasts a man jailed for throwing a footstool over a hair count dispute with a satirical exchange about women and men in federations. It cites the Chicago Post and Indianapolis Journal as sources while skewering political factions and petty disputes.
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Anaturby
Ipemer
Chicago Post
Delia
Ron Ina
Federgiucas
Federaons
Indianapolis Journal
Canting Conversation Between Sisters About War
In a Punch peersheet snippet an elder sister questions Captain Coward about battlefield disgrace. Kitty announces engagement to the captain and boasts pride if he dies in action. The exchange reveals elided feelings and social pressures of wartime.
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Siscer Ecuruimg
Coward
Kitty
Glorious Cure Report From Dr Caree On Electric Bitters
Dr J B Caree of Wacinta IT reports Mrs Brewer cured of serofula after four bottles of Electric Bitters. The remedy is praised as a blood purifier for cezzoma tetter and skin ulcers. It stimulates liver kidneys and bowels aiding digestion and strength. Only 50 cents at C J Anderson Druggist with guarantee.
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J. B. Caree
Wacinta
C. J. Andderson
Buffalo Bil's Wild West to Be Filmed as Long Feature
Orange, KR says the Buffalo Bil's Wild West production will be shot on 18 0600 feet of film using 96 000 separate pictures. The single continuous film will be life sized when projected, with an experimental Philadelphia test yielding splendid results. A motorized crank will replace hand grinding to speed exposure.
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Philadelphia
Tyralisis
Wireless teleg raphy plan for colleges proposed
Tono B. Welbourn of Colon City Indiana outlines a scheme to cheapen wireless telegraphy for college use. He claims to have a spark control apparatus that can transmit Morse code as effectively as wired systems at a fraction of the cost. Details remain secret until further refinement.
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Tono B. Welbourn
Colon City
Ind
Welbourn
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Stroke of luck for Kitchener palace furnishings
General Kitchener's Kharium palace will be furnished sumptuously as consignments sent for the Egyptian royal visit were redirected when plans changed. The khedive ordered lavish furniture for the emperors, but with their tour altered, the items were handed to the sirdar for his Sudanese residence.
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Kitchener
Khedivyial
Sirdar
Sudan
Study of Wild Birds by Western Reserve Professor
Professor F. H. Herrick of Western Reserve University develops a method to observe wild birds at distances from 18 to 27 inches. It uses animal psychology principles to focus a camera on the bird for valuable photographs and plans further summer experiments and publication.
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F. H. Herrick
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
New York
Werrick
New Cazgiard
Campaigners Mull Second Ticket On McKinley Roosevelti
Meady for emergencies mentions manufacturers interested in backing a McKinley Roosevelt second ticket to gain labor support. A New York report notes 10.06 campaign buttons with Roosevelt and McKinley pictures prepared in Philadelphia before the convention. Also, fashion reports describe mourning dress trends with bright shirt waists and veiled sleeves on Chestnut Street.
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Meady
McWinley
New York
On & Venture
Roosevelti
McKinley
Philadelphia
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia Record
Dnes
Too Original In Literature Sparks Repression
A gloomy youth laments that originality is suppressed. He claims the world punishes those who seek fresh paths and that writers are thwarted when attempting to spell words in their own way, per Washington Star comments.
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Washington Star
Cure for La Grippe in 24 Hours Adds Stated Remedies
An advertisement touts Warner White Wine of Tar Syrup as a speedy cure for La Grippe claiming relief in 24 hours when taken promptly. It also markets a cough remedy and claims a cold cures in one day, with prices of 5c, 25c, and 50c.
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Wangver
Warner
Fracas ends in shooting near the power house
June 1 report from St Louis describes Albert Koenig firing on Police Officer Crane, then being shot by Officer Maher. Crane lies dying as four others are wounded in streetcar trouble. Police plan 2,500 deputies to restore order amid anti trust debate and broader unrest.
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St. Louis
Albert Koenig
Crane
Maher
Broadway
Southern Electric Power House
Koenig
Transit Company
Thomas Kehoe
Thomas Riley
Union
Kehoe
Fred Potter
John A. Davis
St. Louis County
Bosse
He Fooled The Surgeons With Arnica Salve Cure
Rentek Hamilton of West Jefferson, Ohio, survived a rectal fistula after doctors said he would die without surgery. He treated himself with five boxes of Brecklen's Arnica Salve, advertised as the surest pile cure on Earth. Each box cost 25 cents and was sold by C. E. Anderson, a local druggist.
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Rentek Hamilton
West Jefferson
Brecklen
C. E. Anderson
Morrow’s Kid-ne-oids Promised in Local Ad Claim
An 19th century testimonial touts Morrow’s Kid-ne-oids as the best remedy for backache kidney and urinary disorders. The ad cites Rev. Dr. Toland and a Springfield chemist factory, claiming rapid relief and direct action on kidneys and nerves. It notes the product is sold as Yellow Yabiets per box via drug stores and mail order.
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Coshocton
Morrow
J. W. Toland
C. E. Anderson
John Morrow & Co
Springfield
Ohio
Senate Passes Sundry Civil Bill With Several Provisions
The senate approved the sundry civil appropriation bill after near two weeks of consideration. An amendment for a 5 million dollar Louisiana Purchase Exposition appropriation for St. Louis 1903 was kept. Work on a memorial bridge linking Washington and Arlington cemetery to honor Union and Confederate dead was begun.
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Senate
Washington
St. Louis
Arlington Cemetery
Boiling Pot Happenings Across News and Tragedies
New York Democrats back Bryan for president. Fort du France structures burned in Martinique. Fatal fires kill Anna Peterson and another woman in Minneapolis. Lightniee hands raise in St. Clair boat tragedy. Mrs Bickslee dies with infant in Media. August Broehim family killed by dynamite near Chilton. Carl Raub shoots niece Bertha Zucker in Cleveland then commits suicide. Nabers, sty tow & Sinnige building fire in Birmingham wholesale druggists. Losses exceed 80060 dollars.
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Ferse
New York
August Broehim
Chilton
Wis
Cleveland
Carl Raub
Bertha Xucker
Nabers, Stytow & Sinnige
Wes Cletre
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