Singul ar double life ends in Harlem death tale
Special correspondent details the Fowler Campbell case in Yonkers and Harlem. William A Fowler led a double life, with a New York office as Fowler and Yonkers as Campbell. He died after years of political graft, his wife and children left in Brooklyn. The piece also notes presidential talk, Sunday School events, and recent police retirements.
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Mid
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Eastman Johnson
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McKinley
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iTomen
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Austria
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Mias
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Caragal Mirela
Tilly
O'Brien
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Hyarsedt
Gome
Nyure
Pettifogere
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Erie
Washington Letter on tariff clash and McKinley law outcomes
The Washington Letter discusses the May conclusions on the McKinley tariff, comparing it with the Wilson law. It argues the McKinley act produced normal revenue and a surplus during its 34 months of operation, while the Wilson act ran deficits in its early months. It cites official figures from the Bureau of Statistics under the current administration and condemns Democratic claims as misleading.
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Wasumatox
Chicago
Wolson
Pwolson
Treasury
Sean
Thia
Bureau of Statistier
McKinley
Democratic Congress
Congress
Baer
The Horse’s New Role in Diphtheria Serum Production
A 19th century report notes horses used in serum manufacture for diphtheria, with laboring figures from Schermpe and Consul Kay. It describes the lengthy process, needing many horses, and contemplates the horse’s future as a blood donor rather than a beast of burden, amid New York’s vast underground wire network.
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Ted
Pegasus
Spectre Grape a Train Near City
An elderly woman Mrs Smith narrowly boards a stopped train after a conductor signals. The uniformed man proves unfamiliar, and no regular conductor or companion is found aboard. She cannot explain how the train halted or who helped her, yet she remains aboard and reaches the metropolis.
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Mra Smith
Metropolis
Little Way
An Isn
Mrs. Smith
Abe
Wasa a Discriminating Owl Bagged by Ledyard Farmer
A Ledyard farmer eleven miles south of Norwich Conn. trapped a large owl with a steel trap at his pea house. The bird had repeatedly taken hens and chicks from the yard then attacked a twelve pound gobbler. After a fierce battle the turkey was slain but the owl could not carry it off and left remains in the yard.
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Norwich
Conn
Do Not Plan But Act Find Your Own Sphere and Influence
Do not tell yourself that wealth influence or power would justify action. Put your shoulder to the wheel and do the best you can for yourself and others in your place. Even the tiniest thing exerts influence and expands the sphere through action.
Hood's Sarsaparilla claimed to purge blood and boost vigor
The ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for nervousness fatigue and headaches, promising renewed energy and purified blood. It claims to improve appetite and digestion and to be easy to take with a stated price of 21 cents.
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Hood
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