Peruna credited with curing chronic grippe claim
Mrs Henrietta A S Marsh of Los Angeles writes that after seven weeks of la grippe Peruna cured her and she improved within three weeks. She praises the remedy and notes use during travels in Kentucky and Tennessee and recommends the Peruna Almanac for 1905.
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Irs
Henrietta
A. S. Marsh
W. Loth St
Los Angeles
Cal
Woman’s Benevolent Aran
la Grippe
Peruna
Sickness Advice and Odd Tidbits From a Penny Press
An array of short items on health elixirs like Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised for female ailments, with invitations from Mrs Pinkham for free advice. Also notes on a London jeweler’s sixteenth century forks, a long wagon trip aiding a wife’s health, and a robin kingfisher feeding anecdote from the London Daily Mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finsz
Lydia
Pinkham
Lynn
Ainsy
Lydia FE
Eurest
Burely
London
England
Fragmented Obscure Column and Notices From Basle
A garbled mix of local style vignettes mentions Basle Switzerland and a lone bachelor at a table for imagined family. It includes a burglar confession at a house, a dubious Catarrh Cure pitch, testimonials, and stray medical and household notes with erratic spelling and incomplete phrases.
Port Arthur Naval Action and Russian Flight to Chefoo
Port Arthur bears the brunt of Japanese bombardment as Sevastopol is crippled and fortifications burn. Japanese Third Army reports large losses in November while Mukden engagements continue with artillery fire and reinforcements arriving. Eight Russians reach Chefoo by sailboat, carrying dispatches and noting three steamers breaking Port Arthur’s blockade.
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Tokio
Japan
Third Army
Sevastopol
Reputr
Port Arthur
Ilar- Lor
Pigeon Bay
Ruljug
Kekwan Mountains
Tort -Arthur Proper
Mukden
Ie Sha
Mandarin Road
Kaulbars
Third
Harbin
Sakharoff
Bilderving
Honer
Chiunsiatun
Kuropatkin
Simlntin
Chefoo
Massachusettes Explosion KillsThree InjuresMany at League Island
Terrific blast aboard the battleship Massachusetts at League Island Navy Yard causes instant death for three boiler room workers and severe injuries to others. Chief engineer Lieutenant W. G. Cole led a rescue, brave efforts described as he tried to free trapped men before steam and hot water flooded the compartment. An inquiry ordered to determine gasket failure and responsibility.
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Philadelphia
Tfa
Massachusetts
League Island Navy Yard
T Ie
Excape
Edward J. Bubb
Beech Street
Andrew Tarmilton
East Yewson Street
Chas. Wozel
West Second Street
Chester
Ml Bolermakers
Jaya Iiieutenant W. CG
Calo
U.S
Cole
Lhe Fnally
Botter
Dickens
Debated Constitutional Reform Denied by City Leader
In St Petersburg a city council meeting on Moscow demands for constitutional reforms was halted by an unforeseen conflict. The president blocked discussion prompting protests and exits, followed by a private session where Minister Sviatopolk Mirsky was harshly criticized for banning the debate.
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St. Petersburg
Itussii
Moscow
Sviatopolk-Mirsky
Fire on Glen Island steamboat kills many and tests captains
The Glen Island of the Starin Line caught fire near Execution Rocks while en route from New Haven to New York. Captain Charles I MacAllister and the crew saved sleeping passengers as two lifeboats were launched in frigid air. seven crew and two passengers perished. Twenty-two survivors were rescued as the ship burned, with investigators unsure of the blaze’s cause.
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New York City
Fais City
New Haven
Conn
Glen Island
Starm Line
Execution Rock
Long Island Souad
Oly
Charles I
MacAllister
Paseng
David Marcus
Atesia
Lasmtian
Alores
Connecticut City
Stonton
Witney
Frank B. Street
Emeline Street
Vassar College
Grace Street
Arthur Wall
R. Wallace
Walingford
Rota Silko
Nathan Dubin
Coday Street
New Waven
MacAllaster
Hendrickson
Miller
Burke
Sifay
Worn
Sarah Smoot
Ian
MacAlaster
Atlantic
Ufe
Beasley Trade Sparks Assault Complaint In Kentucky
Middlesborough Kentucky resident Joseph Beasley traded his wife to neighbor John Samuels for an accordion. Beasley fought officers. Samuels faces assault charges. Mrs Beasley escaped, now heads the Beasley home while Beasley remains jailed for desertion after inability to pay a fine. The accordion valued at seventy drye couts.
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Middlesborough
Joseph Beasley
Roxbury
John Samuels
Beasley
Samuels
Griggs' Daughter Robbed In New Jersey Home
Mrs. Lelia Huntoon daughter of former Attorney General John W Griggs returned to her Paterson New Jersey residence to find burglars had broken in and stolen silver wire valued around 1000 dollars. Wedding gifts were among the missing items. Her husband was away on business at the time.
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B. A. Richardson
Belle Plaine
Paterson
N. J
Lelia Huntoon
John W. Griggs
New York City
Suntoon
Rosa Adams
Roger Hanson
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dean Nas
Fred Lydia E. Pinkham
Atck
Ms. Ross Apaxa
Louisville
Lydia’.Pinkham
Mrs. Preopas
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Exsre Daxtonia
de Soto St
Memphis
Tenn
Lynn
Mass
Toby
Lydia LE
Piubhain
Wasa
Voorhees Gives $100000 To Tennessee College
New Jersey philanthropist Ralph Voorhees donated 100000 dollars to Knoxville Tennessee Maryville College. Dr Samuel Wilson president received the check and kept it secret until chapel exercises. Fifteen thousand funds go to chapel and assembly hall while eighty five thousand enters the college endowment.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Maryvile
Tenn.) College
Ralph Voorhees
New Jersey
Samuel ‘. Wilson
Students destroy professor’s portrait in campus room incident
Philadelphia report describes college of St. Thomas students breaking into professor Heiner Reiners’s room at Wilki Nova damaging his portrait, books, and furniture after objections to remarks. Separate items mention labor unrest and unions with wide span of labor demographics and strikes.
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Philadelphia
College of St. Thomas
Wilki Nova
Tolan Reiners
de Lurey
Reiners
Heiner
Repairs ordered for urgent St Mark's Basilica work in Venice
Government orders immediate and urgent repairs to St Mark's Basilica in Venice to prevent damage. Other items note the Albany Board of State Canvassers confirming Roosevelt leads and various university, library, and court proceedings across the United States, with multiple cities and institutions named.
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Venice
Rowe
Italy
Ionnediaiwe
St. Mark's
Board of State
Albany
N.Y
Wth Roosevelt
Eleet Wiggins
University of Michigan
Gore Wall
Tarrant
United States Stpreme Court
Buckingham steamer lost near Colon and ships sent for crew
The British steamer Buckingham from Ballmore struck on Kongear Bank at 3 a.m. and foundered with all hands. schooners were sent to carry the crew and passengers to Colon. The article also notes unrelated items about New York Central developments and various political events.
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Colon
Buckingham
Fom Ballmore
Cilted Pici Company
Boers Det Lore
Maunma
Koneador Bank
Passenger Train Fire and Crash Near Philadelphia
A passenger train accident occurred when fire broke out as a limited bound for New York collided with a sleeper and overturned near a bridge on the Pennsylvanian line. Details describe passengers escaping via tracks, a rescued Argentine sleeper, and responders from the Japanese Legation in Washington involved in aid efforts.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Bie
Dilner
Uibiseas
Allegheny
Uadas
Alehoaweh
Joel
Arien
Vue
Antioch
Lennell
Prescort
Ruta
New York City
Rheardo
Jersey
Solvers
Bert
Beamer
Sulzer
Tie
Washington
Inez
Uehida
Czar Rejects Reform Plea and Pots Policy Dismissals
A report from St. Petersburg notes Tsarist rulers observed May Day ceremonies but issued no constitution reforms. Pro-governor orders push to quell liberal agitation, sparking disappointment among reform supporters and signaling a crackdown rather than concessions.
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St. Petersburg
Warssia
Saul Tin
Verauin
Semstvas
Hiawwonines
Chenomappen
Tani Sesto
Newsy Gleanings on Refugees and Civic News
Hired deserters take refuge in London hotel as Miss Lonnie Mary Triver, mayoress of Chatinlain Hogtaid, completes her first year. California prisons remain overcrowded with up to five men in one cell. Vienna dispatches note marchioe to Vienna and postal gramophone prices. A shop escape ends with a man sinking into a barrel of hard ale.
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London
Lonnie Mary Triver
Chatinlain
Hogtaid
F.lifornia
Vienna
Riot in Moscow as 5000 join daytime demonstration
Tens of thousands gathered in Moscow from noon to evening as police clashed with demonstrators on Tverskaya Street and near the Grand Duke Sergin Palace. One policeman reportedly mortally injured, several protesters and bystanders injured, shops used as makeshift hospitals, and authorities dispersed crowds with sabre charges and mounted troops.
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Lave
Sverskila Street
Tverskiaattreet
Hor
Strastor Square
Towan
Grand Duke Sergins
Moscow
Dow
Lyerskabr
Orden
Tedua Street
Voeonlnestih Bridgshe
Four rescued as fire harms St Vincent de Paul Infant Asylum
Four injured in a blaze that damaged the St Vincent de Paul Infant Asylum on Regent Street. Ninety-nine percent of the 150 children were saved by nuns, firemen, and police with some rescuers severely burned. The fire began near a dumb waiter shaft and spread through upper floors. Major water damage followed. the asylum valued at about 8000.
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Providence
S. 1
St. Vincent de Piut
Regent Street
Ealsbluen
Oanny
Weems Steamship Company Sale and Market Shifts Noted
The report covers declines in shipping markets and notes the passing of the Weems Steamship Co, once tied to the Weems Willis and Forbes families, now controlled by the Jamesylvania Tall Road. It mentions a new Norfolk to Fredericksburg branch and unsettled ambler market conditions with reduced prices and looming bottom drops.
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Weems Steamhout Co
Weeas
Willis
Forbes
Weems
Norfolk
Fredericksburg
Unclear OCR Summary of Trade and Centers
Fragmentary text discusses storage centers, trade, and economic terms with references to the United States and possible defense or shipping terms. Vague mentions of months, mills, and centers appear without coherent context or identifiable events or names.
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United States
Boll! Inc
Roow His Limitations and Two French Duels
An applicant for a police post is shown a skirt pocket and conceded the trick proves cleverness. A Paris duel scene follows the French Chamber clash with M Syveton and Minister of War, both duels ending innocuously. Women also paint scenes at the Imperial Theatre in London.
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Puck
M. Syveton
Paris
Capt
de Gall
Gen
Andre
Ule
Vleut
Count de Ia Rochedulon
Lieut
Mme. Andre
London Mall
Imperial Theatre
London
Electric bank toys lure boys with plug operated safes
A new Christmas novelty claims to teach savings as toys for children. An electric bank opens only when a wire and plug from an ordinary light circuit are used, making it nearly impossible for a child to withdraw coins once deposited.
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Ibis
New York
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Ohsu Patton
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Singletres
Iceland
al Power
Metro Hill Fire
Kanl
Dara
Lx Poston
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Omcer
Mirsky
Be-Tetasburg
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Hixty
Tusband
Griggs
Tennessee Institution
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Hill
Tinisull
Tangiv
Oil
Mescuril da Trecellos Bios
Uniou
Lazzie Mc Binston
O'Tock
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Stratford Hotel
Pomeleasant
Node
Walkee
Theo Pama
Nest
Labor World
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Rayroad Freih
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Teds
Sinc
Diborkiig
Ergundye Carele Owl
Tropean
Statsport
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M. Dovhade
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Bee “Cott
Pee Leuily
Watoe
Wile Shoe Company
Cultage, DL
Dianands
Ty Joo
Joo Nen
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State of Washington
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Carpaths
Ameo Federation of Labor
Salifax Navy Yard
Halifax
We Navy Yard
Frank Pacfle
College Notes
Princeton
University of California
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Grand Central Palace
Summerfield
Pern
New York Court of Appeals
Larry Summerfeld
Sing Sing
Athinte
Ine Tein
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Netherlands
John C. Cater
Republian
Util
Sheffeld
Loghind
China
Gustavibe
Chicago University
Jude Nalvewhy
Tarhin
Savanenah
Oldein
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Gueiu
Cork
Miysanri
Senate
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Wheowas
Dapateste
Ant Degiefin
Dues
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Poki
Niett Shinai
Cafe
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von Martinanit
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Chicago Limited
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Ades
Wis
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Hussain
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Russia
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Capa Cod
Fisher's Island
Polive
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Penta
Few Lays Ao
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Tl Beer
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Milk Exchange
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Weims Ling
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Simon
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Tiusaia PS Audit
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Hapainese
Sean Marsden Panda
Montana
Red Loige
Mont
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Lo Daneiro
Arived
New Orleans
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Pio
Jomx
F. Boren
Trinity Springs
Ind
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Jon Curan
E. W. Grove
Sterling Remedy Company
Chiecquor
Senne
Book Publishing House
Leonard ST
NY City
Carey Teanspor
Tenrintas City
Val Cis
M.gmeen
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Sion É
W.torris
Washington, D.C
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