Beatrix Beatriz Letter Praises Cure From Ulster Beatrix
A letter to Dr. Hartman from Sister Beatrix of Blister Beatriz New York states eight bottles cured her chronic catarrh and coughs over four years. She notes the remedy helped several sisters and has not found a case it cannot cure.
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Beatrix
Beree Bodern
Dr. Hartman
Blister Beatriz
80Th Street
New York
3. B. Hartman
Columbus
Oate
Poruna
Seatrix
Peruna Endorsed by Catholic Sisters in Detroit Letter
A letter from the Sisters of Charity in Detroit praises Peruna for relieving a young girl's laryngitis and loss of voice. The note asks others to write to Dr. Hartman in Columbus for free medical guidance, claiming prompt, satisfactory results.
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Sisters of Charity
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitanum
Columbus
Ohio
Restored Greek Persian ties after 2003 years of war
An ancient caught glimpse notes the resumption of Greek Persian diplomacy after a 2003 year interruption sparked by historic wars at Marathon Thermopylae and Salamis. The Shah of Persia sends Banister to Athens and the Greek king replies, signaling renewed dialogue and patience.
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Marathon
Therqnopylae
Salamis
Persia
Athens
Greece
Darius
Dalange
Hiteabatha
Whder Miultiades
Nerxes II
Dariua
Hellespont
Therm
New York American
Destructive Tidal Wave Strikes Society Islands Killing Many
News from Tahiti reports a devastating January storm in the Society Islands. Up to 1000 islanders feared dead across Hao, Hikuera, and Makokan amid tidal surges and a hurricane, with 400 survivors carried to Papeete by the Excelsior. Relief ships, including Italian and French warships, battle depleted supplies and rising seas.
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San Francisco
Cal
Mariposa
Tahiti
Sons
Ifety
Ishinoisami
Pumnoto Group
Wapeeta
Lahiti
Eimeo
Excelsior
Nat Papeete
Excelsior Soneaith
Hfe
Ehao
Hikuera
Makokan
Sun
Uno
Calabria
Alexander Brander
Plunkett
Oakland
T. D. Donnelly
Australia
C. Coppenrath
Papeete
Elmec
Constabulary repels insurgents near Mariquina with heavy losses
About 100 cosmistabulary under Inspector Kelthly defeated 200 insurgents seven miles from Manila in Maraquina Valleys. Inspector Harris and one constable were killed. two constables wounded. Insurgents left fifteen dead and three wounded. San Miguel main force captured records after headquarters were burned. Philippine Commission enacted measures governing the constabulary and trial procedures.
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Manila
Kelthly
Mariquina
Swinnl
Manila City
Harris
Constabulary
Atlanta
San Miguel
Fngure
Philippine Commission
Dramatic Confession in Lilac County Woman’s Murder Case
Mrs Lafayette Tayloron of East Lake near Fallaburg New York confessed to fatally harming her husband Lafay ette Taylor on January 25. She described striking him with a public safety item and burning the body after cutting it to pieces with a dull carving knife. her daughter aided in the crime. The bones were ground and fed to hens, with blood stains painted over. Tayloron, about forty, formerly Kate Boldt, is jailed at Monticello with her daughter under investigation.
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Fallaburg
N. Y
Lafayette Tayloron
East Lake
Monticello
Lizzie Holliday
Lafayette Taylor
Barre
Tie
Tangary
Peter Yorkins
Yorkins
Taylor
Mia
Pavlov
Yerkins
Lafayette
Laytor
James
Tlor
Ife
Venus
Warnet
Tivlor
Nee
Kate Boldt
Woodbourne
Peter Boldt
probate dispute over McCormick Gilson will romance deathbed marriage
In Civelanad Ohio the widow and family contest probate of a missing will of Tate John McCormick Gilson who died a week after marrying Affe Wolfe on his deathbed. A copied will was ruled true but not proven revoked, leaving the Gibson estate to his mother and brother amid public attention.
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Civelanad
Ohio
Tudge Nippert
Tate
John McCormick Gilson
Henrietta Cecelia Wolfe
Affe Wolfe
Walt W
Gibson
ag.wWwel
Four Sailors Charged With Killing Their Captain and Crew
Four sailors of the British bark Veronica, burned at sea last December, faced court on charges of mutiny and the murder of Captain Shaw and six crew members. They were remanded with a crime charge of wilful murder and high seas robbery connected to the Veronica incident.
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Liverpool
England
Veronica
Cook
Brunswick
Enok
Shaw
Rison
Murdered Iron Dealer Found In His Office In NYC
Louis Mandel, an iron dealer, was found murdered in his office on Fast Twenty-third Street. His desk was disturbed and a safe or strongbox opened. valuables including gold ware and a diamond pin were missing. James Murphy, employed at the yard, testified Mandel insulted him and sent him to watch a wagon. Murphy returned to find Mandel unconscious and the Italian worker absent.
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New York City
Louis Mandel
Old Iron
Murphy
Mandel
Stalian
Jobbing Business Breaks Records and Spring Trade Outlook
January set a record for jobbing business with strong activity across all lines of spring merchandise. Shipments are large and early, while tin deposits near Cape Town spur mining interest. Charley Carr signs with Twe Sporting Works Detroit after last season at Jersey City Inst. A race circuit for pace followers is planned by the National Cycling Association as Rochester riders enjoy Speedway. The Metropolitan Jockey Club raises capital to 850000, Syracuse plans go as you please race in March. Tom Reed, ex-champion pitcher, dies in Scranton. Maria Wood sets three new records at Verona Lake. One hundred trotting horses sell for 20200 in New York. Varsity sports renew after midyear exams. the Amateur Athletic Union considers a European tour. The Scout wins after much effort at the New Orleans meeting with McChexney crowned Western Champion.
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Twe Sporting Works
Detroit
Charley Carr
Jersey City
Tan
Watch
Cedar’ Bello
J.T. McCafferty
National Cycling Association
Horsemen of Rochester
N. Y
Metropolitan Jockey Club
Syracuse
Tom Reed
Quest
John Kelly
Maria Wood
Champoy Akater
Ling
Verona Lake
N. J
New York City
Board of Governors
The
Amateur Athletic Union
New Orlenny
George C. Bennett
McChexney
New Orleans
Not Guilty of Murder in Chester County Case
Pratt, tried for two weeks for the murder of his wife Mrs Mreate Wax near West Chester in 1901, was found not guilty after a change of venue to Berks County. His counsel had argued a womanicide and sought a new trial and venue due to community prejudice.
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Neadgg, Pa
Winn WH. Pratt
Mreate Wax
West Chester
Chester County
Pratt
Chamberlain rebukes Boers over good faith address
Colonial Secretary Chamberlain meets forty Boers led by Christian De Wet at Bloemfontein. He rejects their address and rebukes impugning British government good faith. De Wet accuses terms of amnesty and seeks peace proposals to be incorporated by law.
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Bloeemfontein
South Africa
Chamberlain
Christian DewWet
Christian DeWet
Piet DeWet
Christian Botha
Keoundres
World champion cow dead after sale bid fall
Society notes recount the death of Lille Pantine de Kol once the world milk and butterfat record holder. The animal, owned by Frank Roe of Augusta, refused a $25 bid yet later sold. died soon after birth. Also mentioned are legal cases in North Carolina and a famine relief plan involving Kansas and Norway Sweden.
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Lille Pantine de Kol
Frank Roe
Augusta
Titr
Milk Exchange Prices and Commodities Listing by State
The listing compiles dairy, fruit, poultry, vegetables, grains, and livestock prices. It notes butter and creamery quotes, apple varieties, cranberries, strawberries, potatoes, onions, tomatoes, and poultry terms with per unit and per barrel or sack figures from multiple producers and regions.
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Yea Ee Dottert
SEO Creamery
Inutation
Seeesseeneee
Paik Shuns
Il Art Shims
Simingerons
Jersey
Fancy
State
Penn
Heans
Choice
Tex
Kidney
Chasse
Appien King
Jialdwin
Jen Davis
Er UT
Spitzenburg
Sk Roosters
Turkey
Pacific Coast
Long Island
Patdiey
Banket
Badger
Pal
Onosaum
Smal
Maur -Winter
Lee Tks AG
Saas Ge Borg
Weather and crop notes mixed in broad monthly report
The Weather Baron monthly crop report says January left winter wheat mostly well protected by snow in the central and northern belt with some southern belt rebound from freeze thaw cycles and light rainfall overall. California faced cold north and dry winds in the south with no serious damage. Also noted: New York bank loans rose by 14 million, deposits exceed loans by about 27 million, and Vermont livestock shifts to New England markets aided by trade conditions.
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Washington, D.C
Vie Meaily
Kawaits
Washington
Ore- Hou
California
Stock Exchange Open Quiet Amid Favorable Money Rates
Market activity remains dull with easy money conditions and bank liquidity broadly favorable. End of week statements show room for improvement due to larger than expected unsettled balances though overall credit and loan markets hold steady.
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Stock Exchange
Cox Munters and the Farmer: a public hunt debate
A fragmented column argues against exclusive fox hunting scenes. It notes farmers claim equal rights to the fields and public meets, while hunt clubs fear private control, inviting debate on inclusivity and sport ethics. The text also includes a garble of advertisements and medical testimonials from 19th or early 20th century sources.
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Cox Munters
Webb
Uyost
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