Five Weeks in Bed Kidney Trouble Ended by Kidney Pills
Mrs. Mary Wagner of Bridgeport Connecticut describes severe kidney pain and urinary issues lasting five weeks. She credits Dean's Kidney Pills with first signs of improvement and final cure after five boxes, sold by Foster-ailburn Co. The ad page also notes Paraguay’s female labor roles and a feature on Cobalt Ontario as a booming silver city with rich ore in rock formations.
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Toronto
Ontaris
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Landbharks
California
Yukon
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Starr_Tyock
Harper's Weekly
Jaybird Attacks Man While Saving Jaynest Nest
George Smith, street commissioner, bent to move a fallen jaybird nest when a protective jay attacked. The incident occurred on the sidewalk near Elizabethtown. The story is part of a political correspondence from Indianapolis News.
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George Smith
Hrd
Inter
Sence
Greenfield
Anapolis News
Dissolution of Parliament Shocks Russia and Sparks City Turmoil
Czar Nicholas I dissolves the Duma and convenes a new assembly amid martial law like measures. Troops mass at St. Petersburg and Moscow, guards deployed, and streets fortified as the government moves to curb liberal and socialist forces. Grand Dukes and General Trepoff advised the decision.
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St. Petersburg
Tusela
Russia
Duma
Senate
Nicholas
Trey
Moscow
Pskoff
Trepoft
Four Bathers Drowned in Atlantic City Surf
Four bathers drowned within an hour in Atlantic City New Jersey. The deceased were Robert L Thomac 49 Camden Helen D Thomac 13 Camden C W Sharpless 28 Jenkintown Pa and Walter N Whitlock 57 Richmond Va. The tragedy began when Thomac tried to rescue his daughter after she wandered beyond her depth. A strong undertow hampered lifesaving efforts and Sharpless drowned while beyond his depth.
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N. J
Robert L. Thomac
Camden
Helen
D. Thomac
Thirrteen
C. W. Sharpless
Jenkintown
Walter N. Whitlock
East Grace Street
Hichmond
Mr. Thomas
Papa
Sharpless
Alfred Meil e Wins Will For Charity In Mugland Germany
Fragmented OCR notes describe Alfred Deitlovee’s will directing funds for charity and education in Mugland and Germany. A 6 million dollar fund at 4 percent was set to develop communications along the Cape to Calo Railway, with political peril noted. John Morley addressed the British House of Commons warning against India in party politics.
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Alfred Deitlovee
Sims
Mugland
Germany
Ud Ata
Cape To
Calo
John Morley
House of Commons
India
Storied 19th century events mix in tangled report
A garbled era summary covers race results, horse sales, yacht measurements, and sailing notes. It mentions a stallion bought by August Belmont for 125000 arriving in New York, a Paris swimming test clocked in three hours, and a cricket match Philadelphia versus Canadians with a large margin loss.
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Columbia
Philadelphia
Payne Whitnes
Mator
John H. ‘Prevor
Belmont Park
New York
Cal
United Uroars Telconics
Ur Uynlar
Vienna
Ustenit
Russell Sage Dies at 90 Noted Wall Street Financier
Russell Sage, a leading Wall Street figure with a fortune estimated at 80 million dollars, died at his Lawrence Beach country home in New York. He rose from an errand boy to a dominant financier, serving in Congress and shaping major rail and financial deals. He leaves wife Margaret Olivia Slocum and no children.
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New York City
Russell Sage
Beneri
Wall Street
Lawrence Beach
A l
Sage
J. J. Slocum
Theodore Janeway
Carl Schmuck
Verona
Oneida Castte
Oneida County
N. Y
Henri da Troy
Mr. Sage
New York
Marie Winne
Troy
Margaret Olivia Slocum
Syracuse
Congress
Pth Slegos
Weah Sotoeg
Vania Pictie
Jey Gould
New York Cin
Central Line
Naver
Walter
Asgoo
Canned Beef Exports Rise in June Amid Trade Reports
The June export statistics from the Bureau of States show the total value of provisions shipped from principal U.S. ports, excluding live cattle and sheep, with June exports reaching 6,077,000 pounds compared to 6,310,552 pounds in January 1905. The year 1906 highlights a large volume of trade, while other items include oil regulation hearings and railroad rate discussions.
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Washington
DD. C
Bureau of Statetes
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Insurceetion Blots Out Fiuntoas in Carlsbad Stud
A disputed report claims thoroughbred stud owner Prince Alesis Orloff arrived seeking recovery, with a missing heir reward offered and a court figure estimating uncollected debts at thousands. Bids for Panam bonds drew fifteen offers, while a judge weighs the steel company’s daily losses and unpaid accounts.
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Alesis Orloff
Wiscette
Revolt urged as Finnish Duma meets amid dispersal
In Vibors Finland the dissolved Duma hallows a manifesto calling citizens to refuse taxes join soldiers or recognize future loans. The text declares only the people govern and urges steadfast support for a summoned Imperial Parliament amid government suppression.
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Panic at baseball game injures crowd in Mantlowoc county
A lightning strike during a baseball game drew a large crowd of about 150 in Mantlowoc. The storm forced shelter seeking fans into the grandstand as a bolt struck the roof. Two were found dead inside the stand and three more near the field while rescue efforts continued amid the storm.
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Chicago railcar conductor killed by passing car
A Chicago car conductor named John Peteie was fatally struck when a passing car struck his head as he leaned out to order boys off a range board. The accident caused a broken knee and left witnesses shocked at the scene.
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John Peteie
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American Soldiers Killed in Leyte Clash with Pulajanes
Lieutenant Jay C. Worswick of the Philippine Constabulary, civilian scout McStride, and twelve privates were killed near Burauen Leyte after a Pulajane ambush. Rebels led by Cacharto Pastor inflicted heavy losses on constabulary forces and burned town records. Pastor, with about 300 men, was killed while the pursuit continued. Lieutenant Worswick, a Kansas Agricultural College graduate born in 1881, had recently joined the constabulary after training in the Philippines.
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Philippine Constabulary
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Leyte
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Cacharto Pastor
Pastor
War Department
Johnson
Henry Barrett
Constabulary
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Juan Tonaya
W. S. Grove
Worswich
Kansas Agricultural College
Pop Shaffer
Worswick
Oskaloosa
Kan
Philippines
Te Wan
SEM Building Collapses in South Framingham
A three story cement building in South Framingham collapsed during construction. Iron, brick and cement debris trapped about forty workers. the loge of owner G. M. Anisden was damaged. Frontage 150 feet on Concord Street. the collapse caused a debris-filled basement and pushed steel girders into nearby areas. Authorities, engineers and workers are assessing damage and safety.
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Joseph Drought
Fred Hardy
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Earthquakes Ravage Socorro New Mexico Town
Fifty two temblors in two days devastate Socorro causing widespread adobe-house collapse and mass exodus. Residents flee toward El Paso area as water in nearby hot springs rises and nearby towns San Marcial Magdalena Las Cruces report damage. Santa Fe Railroad ferries evacuees by box cars while panic spreads to San Mareno and Magdalena.
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Lawyer Gibron Held After Inquest In Kinman Case
New York City attorney Burton W Gibson, formerly for Mrs. Kinman and her mother, faced coroner McDonald after the Kinman murder in The Wrong oil house. Foreman Ralph Bates read a verdict that Kinman died by unknown hands and urged further grand jury investigation of Gibson. Ball set at 24000 dollars. Gibson was taken to the Tambhs.
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New York City
Burton Wo Gibson
Alice Kinga
Stentons
Ot. McDonald
Mieinnan
Dane
Ralph I. Bates
Arasy
London to Brighton omnibus crash kills and injures many
Report of a London to Brighton omnibus collision on a hill near Orphagton ten miles from Len dian. Thirty four passengers mainly merchants were killed or badly hurt as the vehicle smashed into a tree. Occupants were thrown in all directions with several bodies too mangled to identify.
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Panotor Omniibus
Brighton
Crawley
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Orphagton
Lendian
Onmibua
Colleges Get Belts Money and Estate Arrangements
The article describes Alfred Het's London death prompting a trust vesting of his estate into Cecil Rhodes's heirs for education related purposes in a South African context. It mentions plans for a technical college and secondary school, estimates of costs, and a broader discussion of education and funding linked to Rhodes and regional projects.
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South Africa
Alfred Het
London
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Sachsenwidd
U S Foreign Trade Shows New Highs in Year End Report
The Bureau of Statistics report shows exports at 2 970 BUS and imports at 1 507 white a year end high. The year ended June 30 1913 saw a trade surplus of 67 million while gold exports totaled 9 6 000 and imports 96 228 01 with a strong rise in overall foreign commerce. Prospects point to higher wheat corn and potato yields and improved crop prices.
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Bruseau
United States
Santavis
Football Saved Him Says University President
President David Starr Jordan of Stanford credits football with saving him from possible injury and death after a Santa Fe rail collision near Corona. He recounts his quick thinking and efforts to assist the injured, praising the sport’s value and stamina. Nearby reports note Joe Henderson’s tale about his son Jess, a famed local athlete, and a failed attempt by Joe to whip his son after boxing lessons.
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Leland Stanford, Jr., University
Santa Fe
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Corona
Jorsdan
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Newark Advertiser
North Atchison
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Jess Henderson
Jess
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Foxhounds Trapped in Culvert Fight Ends in Fatalities
Two Ipperary Foxhounds chased a fox into a deep culvert and were imprisoned for fifty hours. They were found thirty feet below the surface exhausted and injured. one died shortly after rescue. The fox escaped from a ledge and bolted once freed.
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Iipperary
London
What Shall I Do A Doctor Book For Every Household
A public offer from the Book Publishing House New York sends postpaid a 598 page doctor book by J Hamilton Ayres on recognizing diseases symptoms and simple remedies for ordinary illnesses. The volume costs sixty cents in stamps and should be in every home.
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Leonard St
New York
Clis
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Leonard Street
New York City
A. M
Streetcar seating and profitability notes in English cities
The passage notes that few streetcars are used in English cities besides double-deckers seating forty inside and sixty on top. It adds that the American strap-hanger yields the railway company the most profit per passenger.
Oldest Ship Vigisat Reaches St Croix Amid Odd Notes
The fragment notes the Vigisat, a mail schooner called the oldest ship in the world, reaching St. Croix while under a French flag. It mentions Desex, Mara, and 1802 as origin details, then shifts to a meditation on fear and a brief quip about a boy with six sisters.
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Somerville Journal
Economic Trends and Production Signals From Early 20th Century Data
The report notes weak wholesale distribution and forthcoming production challenges with allout loss projections. It highlights rising building permits in the year, mentions U S indicators, crop shortfalls in apples and peaches, and price concerns across several states.
Peruna praise and corn stalk paper arrival notes
A Rochester reader praises Peruna as a cure for long illness and credits Dr. Hartman. A western paper reports corn stalks being turned into paper, claimed to cost a third of traditional fiber and match linen quality, with 93 million tons wasted annually in western fields.
Granddaughter’s dog talk amuses a lawmaker
A Senator recalls his granddaughter who loves animals and mispronounces dog as dawg dawg. The child’s mother trains her to say cahrg while the father sticks to dawg delivering a humorous family compromise.
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Washington Star
Smallest Atom and Atom Corpuscle Contrast
A note discusses the hydrogen atom as the smallest of the ultimate atoms and states it is 1780 times larger than recently demonstrated corpuscles proposed as elements of atoms.
Value of Dried Beans and Peas as Protein Source
Nutritional note extols dried beans and peas as superior protein sources, economical compared with cereals, ranking highly for nutrition and cost efficiency. Emphasis on beans as a staple option in diet.
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Meet Wes HN Pont
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