Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription Aids Woman Health
A testimonial claims Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription restored health after years of illness and two failed operations. It mentions improved regularity, reduced drainage, healing of inflammation, and women’s health benefits. The notice also promotes The Common Sense Medical Adviser and mail order details from Buffalo New York.
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Dead in his room a young officer of Olympia found
Boston, Sept 16 Lieutenant John R. Morris United States navy was found dead in his stateroom aboard the cruiser Olympia by a fellow officer. He shot himself in his room. Morris engineering officer began duty Jan 25. Appointed from Missouri, he is the second Olympia officer to die by own hand in five days. Chaplain Morrison also killed himself at Chelsea. Olympia anchored off the navy yard.
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Macaroni Wheat Promises Big Profits for Western Farmers
Professor Carleton of Manhattan argues macaroni wheat offers drought resistance and higher yields in Nebraska Missouri and Kansas. He says U S demand could grow with a shift from bread wheat and imports to domestically grown macaroni wheat, boosting annual US wheat output by tens of millions of bushels and expanding cereal production into semiarid regions.
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Danted Exploring Expetition in Nova Zembla Mission
A tale recounts Nova Zembla’s voyage after Inez with Professor Tirksin, a Dapish scientist, and a prepared expedition. The aim is to study related natural phenomena, gathering measurements and observations while seeking consent for the mission.
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Novel Postal Scheme Promotes Mail by Streetcars
A Baltimore advocate, George B. McAllister, argues for a trolley car mail system. He envisions an exposed vertical drop letter opening on streetcars, enabling passengers to post letters as cars pass, with controlled speed and single exit points to feed into post offices across districts.
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Henderson Withdraws from Iowa Congress Race
Washington and Sagamore Hill reports confirm Speaker Henderson declines reelection after a long exchange with party leaders. He argues tariff reform must avoid crushing American industries by ceding ground to foreign trusts, signaling a sharper, partisan tariff debate nationwide.
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France expands role in the Mediterranean as Britain shifts ties
In Berlin, Sept 17 the German foreign office downplays Pelletan's Bizerta speech while noting France's strengthened Mediterranean stance. Bizerta and Malta are seen as French leverage as Britain seeks closer ties with Italy. In Buffalo, Sept 17 the Railway Clerks convention reports unity with the Railway Mail Service mutual benefit group and praise for the merit system from former Postmaster General Bissell. He warns against political interference in the railway mail service.
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China at World’s Fair Visit Report To Chinese Viceroys
World’s Fair Commissioner Barrett’s report covers meetings with Viceroys Clare Chih Tung and Yuan Shih Hai in the metropolitan province of Chil. They pledged liberal appropriations for exhibition aims. Officials discussed possible earlier opening of the fair than May 1, 1904, with timing to depend on public interest.
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Indians on railroad work sparks innovation in Nebraska
Northwestern Railroad adopts Sioux labor to replace Italian shovelers around Long Pine and Gordon after strikes. Indians join the camp, and more workers are planned as a solution to labor shortages in Elkhorn region.
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