Doatnoas Cure Promise and Multiple Advertisements
A mixed OCR of various health and product claims appears. It includes a fake offer of one hundred dollars for catarrh cures, references to Hall's Catarrh Cure, drugstore products, travel ads to Pinehurst North Carolina, and assorted notices about medicines, diets, and inventions without coherent central event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Seca Te Bang Cherry, & Co
Toledo
Wae
Honolulu
Hawaii
Imperial note signed as China accepts joint note from Pekin
Dispatch from Pekin reports Prince Ching and Li Hung Chang have communicated to foreign envoys that an imperial edict accepts the joint note and authorizes further negotiation. The Emperor Kwang Su desires a return to Pekin by late February while terms seek the fewest possible roadside concessions and disarmament of forts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
China
Li Tung Chang
Prince Ching
LA Hung Chang
Ila
Ile
Acehaly
Ching
Sie
Prince Ching Aheir
Doyen
Diplomatic Corps
Seof Cologin
Theim
Hong Chang
Li Ming’ Chang
Prince Ching Qad
T1ung Chang
Tame Chang Neering
Ifar
Kwang Su
Peltin
Chine
Li Hung Chang
Emperor Kwang Sr
Earl Li
Dlon
Steing
London and Globe Finance Corp Faces Stock Market Turmoil
London and Globe Finance Corporation shares could not be traded after checks were returned. The West Australian market saw thirteen failures on the Stock Exchange and most West Australian stocks tied to the firm were unsalable. The company financed an underground electric road project from Baker Street to Waterloo Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange Finas
London and Globe Corporation
London
London and Globe Finance Corporation
Stock Exchange
Londo An Globe. Finance Corporation
London and Globe Finance
Corporation
Japanese training ship Tsukiahima disaster claim 121 lives
Reports from Victoria British Columbia recount a Japanese training ship Tsukiahima foundered in a typhoon near Surya Bay after striking Sengiwa rocks. Ninety remained missing while 121 officers cadets and sailors perished. Capitan Cassemoto's body was recovered. Others lost include diesel crew and cabin staff.
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Victoria
B. C
Speelab
Jajian
Investigator
Surya Bay
Sengiwa
Capitan” Cassemoto
New York Public Schools Lag In Cost Per Capita And Attendance
A report shows New York spends $4.03 per capita on public schools, higher than most states except Massachusetts Nevada and New Jersey. New York trails in pupil attendance and teacher ratios though its school property value leads the nation. Dreyfus appeal and a police ambush in Barre are also noted with brief details.
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Washington, D. GC
New York
King
Commissioner_ of Education
New
Kansas
Towa
Pennsylvania
New- York
York
New 7 York
Tows
Massachusetts
Nevada
Tinia
North Carolina
Ube
Ilnots
Murdered for Alleged Cash in Philadelphia Arcade
A Philadelphia veteran Philip Baker, about sixty five, was found murdered in a Melrose woods area near Sir Henry Apbury property after recent receipt of a $5000 settlement. A deep neck wound and a buried neck card indicate robbery and foul play. Reports mix conspiracy and wartime references with unrelated local anecdotes and scattered figures.
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Phillp Baker
Iscon
Philadelphia
Penn
Philip Baker
Sir Henry Apbury
Melrose
Hla
Union Traction Company
Camden
N. JL
Devastating Atlantic Midwest Coast Storm Kills 33 Sailors
A catastrophic gale along England and Ireland causes mass wrecks and loss of life. The wreckage of the brig Antkeing and the ship Vegasus leaves 33 dead, with a lone survivor mutilated ashore. West coast ships, trains, and barges are wrecked as hurricane force winds halt transport and flood coastal towns.
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Capauied
Liverpool
Thamen
Walworth
Surrey
Great ‘Britain
Nurses Accused of Inhumanity in Bellevue Inquest
In New York a jury found nurse Davis Dean and Marshall liable for the death of inmate Loals Winoard at Bellevue Hospital on December 17. They were charged with suffocation and fractured ribs from brutal treatment while under their care. Bail set at 5000 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Jerse Rr Davis
Edward O' Dean
Clinton le Marshall
Mills
Nurrey Tere Eld
Davis
Dean
Marshall
Distriet
Doln i
McIntyre
Two Girls Burned by Bonfire Tragedy In New Jersey Town
In Wackensack New Jersey a bonfire near St Marys Church burned seven year old Rosie Choloslovski and another child. A twelve year old boy Frank Wengel is accused of pushing Rosie into the flames. he denies it and is under parole to his father. Another girl, four and a half, is burned nearby and a boy John Bekert is arrested for pushing her into a fire. The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children is involved and may prosecute four more boys.
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Wackensack
J.speela
Rostow Cholovolski
St. Mary's Church
Rosie
Frank Wengel
Murtale Novita
Nicholas Nolita
John Bckert
Adan Bekert
Juik
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Ad Wik
Doutstic
Fletcher
Ohio
Ypsllanot Smith
Oregon
New Sur
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Edward V. Tilgging
Coldwater Canyon
Cal
Protestant Episcopal Diocrese
Springfield
Hale
Penisylvania
Pingree Tesudda
Cuba
Charles Jenner
Phompson
Detroit
Mich
Trenry L. Whur
Rr. O. Wilbur
Philadelphia
Signotte
Rhling
Noamr Berwin
Penn
Stallpox
Lambor
Camups
Minnesota
Cat revived after heart stoppage at telegraph office incident
Reports from St Joseph Missouri describe a cat declared dead after a shock in a Scholinger telegraph office. Two hours later electricity revived the heart and the animal recovered fully, becoming lively again. Authorities and witnesses recount the remarkable recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Josephi
Scholinger
Cleetrichty
Grove
Market Prices and Commodities Report from the Era
Prices for dairy creamery and eggs mixed with broad farm goods. Mentions per quart, per crate, and per ton with references to hogs, cattle, and various produce. Notes that prices are generally well maintained and trading volume is steady as season progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suipatra
Hayate Tollico
Horses for British Army and other notices from South Africa
British army plans to purchase 50 000 cavalry horses and mules for use in South Africa. Purchases to be sent to New Orleans, Cape Town, Durban and New London on British transports. Since the Boer War, Mugla has bought over 100 000 head from the United States. Government transports will stay busy delivering horses and mules ordered from the U.S. and destined for South Africa. Also notes on Lawrence mills, Phoeniz hare supply project, a clerical suicide in St. Louis, and assorted trade and industry updates including wheat corn export, shipbuilding orders, and regional business conditions.
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Uwe
South Africa
Kansas Citys Mo
Hyrente
Britishoarmy
Teresmore
Cape Town
Durban
New London
England
United States
Ated
Philadelphia
Clyde
Gouk Te Frewudd
Hiss Company
Lynching tale inflames nation as mob executes five men
A mob in Tepley County, Toshama, killed five men including Levi in a brutal lynching sparked by the jailhouse standoff after a deputy shot. Mrs. Indy G. Tonkine of Chicago pursues damages against bondsmen, while officials settle out of court.
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Chitenzo “Speen
William Jenks
fromgListe Levi
Osgant
Ind
Levi
Wert Mobert Andrews
Home Lehnter
Willian Jenking
Che”ford Gordon
Yusle
Sherit
Jen. Bing
Avith
Jul
Versailles
Mia
Jenkine
Os-Baot
Jenkinty
Chicago
Sheri Bush Ing
Hondsmen
Colonel Otter Praises Boer General De Wet
Colonel Otter who commanded the Canadian contingent in South Africa returns and declares De Wet the most capable Boer general, praising his military ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otter
Toronto
South Africa
Woman Planned Murder Found Sane in Court
Carrie Hunton once a Concord society figure was arrested for conspiring to kill her ex husband Walter Hunton. She was declared insane, committed to a hospital, and removed from public view amid sensational accusations.
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Carrie Stnelatr Hunton
Society Belle
Concord
N. IL
Walter C. Hunton
Tylum Fc
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Chile
Guore
W. Gnoon
Columbia Univer Eraty
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New England
North Caro
Linia
Irain
Pinehurst
Broadway
Spain
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Vanburee
Ali
Washington
Ayer
J.C. Avge Co
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Mass
Dr& Bull
Madaoine Sons-Gere
Lelebvre
Tyboyy
Col- Hers
Amd Eile
Prince Chine
Li Hung Ch Chang
Sien
Brooklyn Navy
Jimll
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She ¥. Hull
AL T. Hull
Dea Morris
Ant Klown
Iowa
Darling Setticen
Anton L. Moline
Scandinavian Church of God
West Superior
Wis
Ben
Kentucky
B.C. Stackbouke
Lexington
Nancyohertson
Nei Orlewis
Adlenstrqus Tire
West Lorne
Ont
Gunthers
Vester Grigti
Danville
Lefeignet
Wilcoms Lins
Tiguis
Newfoundland
Education .In
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Dreyfus
M. Wal. Rousseau
Rochefort
Waldang
Germany
Paris
Barre
Patrick Brown
Thin City
Brown
Fowe
Otto Bertaccio
Taigh Savel
Gul Keppe
Ww. Cc. T. UV
Hulue Wa Palud
Sreakwa Mirror
Wichitas
Wichite
Bas
Ettre Barret Nation
Barber County
Woman's Chi 'Y
Temperance Calon
Cares
Sopalais
Nation
Somesnonthy
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Aear of Heaven
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MacArthur
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Clark
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Witeh
Mary
Spokane
Windligton
Bayinl
Denen
Kattelamelin
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Hansan
Ipeh
British
Holy
Londo
Cate
Weld
Patton
Priah
Charles Williams
Plitston
Vera
Christ
Purcensor
MelInley
Froderick Rittman
Cleveland
Morrly
Samuel_ MacDonald
McKuiney Hha Putehmeeyy
J. M. Johnston
Fairlawn
Harsey
Barbados
Coupte
Abraham Johnstur
Marletur
West Virginia
Johnston
Surtead
Reeling
Ars Rentiggd
Ala Mk Esperanza
Mac Arde Hay
Umnols Department of Agriculture
Bagal
Bearia
Sib Davies
Ronstess
Bate
Haat
Ken Heann
Gian
Enpers
Molore
Tama Heans
Telture
AD -Deeta
Hrisee
Pout Inter
Goa
Eeu Bay State
Reeves
Lawrence
Maan
Prospect
Globe
Anc
Uie Globe Mills
Phoénix
Ariz
California
United
Pays. Foratching
Godit
Tiptey County
Mra
Denkina
Guam
Newark
Cavite
Sinntingo
Fon
Grover Bolin
Generl Louik Botha Streed
Engue
Holland
Mire Kruger
Denmark
Eee
Alesandro Allerte
Gayven
Snokher
Ing. Kokoft Mley Hope
Caracas
Velteaela
Senate
Ain Healy DL
Edmund Barton
Hopetoun
Lontit
Joseph Chamberslett
Hooper
Colu
Rother
Leelank
South -Africa
Max Muller
Max Mueller
Lily Recone
Tiepriesta
Benares
Farrife
Philadelphia Press
Cutolle
Wille Wighington
Aklu
Asleral DE Wet
S “Olone] Otter
Mietorla
B.C
Frome
Queensland
Biane
Burnet
Beath
Kartizer
Sigat~Penn
Harginger
Oxford
Cambridge
Norway
Asti
St. Peters
Aspre
Stockholm
Sweden
Vassar College
United States Geodetic and Coast Survey
Maplin
Chary
Arent Pelagy
Hag
Legion of Honor
W. S¢Shos
Park
Berlin
Phone Parker
White River
Kithy Klomdlee
Michael Thickw-Beach
Exchequer
Matthew White Ridley
Omleos
Uavingyay
Staton
Selurky
Lydia Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkhai
Hide
Lydia E. Pinkbein
Lydia x Pinkham
J. Hamilton Ayers
Faamsg
Oliti
Newb Titi
Leonard Street
N. Y
Ibby’s
Libby
Nina
Libby, McNeill & Libby
Erate
Thompson
Eye
Suis Dapar
Manry
Paaltiva
Oxly Sch
Numerracs Tsrance, Weaknesses
Aioberts
Caltalvedent
Rae Sears, Roebuck & E Roebuck & CO
Chago
Ganvassers
Atlanta
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