Dean's Kidney Pills Proclaimed Remedy for Back Aches
An old advertisement claims kidney disorders cause back pain and that Dean's Kidney Pills cure urinary derangements, dropsy, and Bright's disease. It recounts J W Walls of Lebanon Kentucky praising the remedy after poor relief from doctors, with sales at Hugh Murray Drug Co. and price 50 cents. Additional notes cover platinum discovery and beet pulp fodder observations.
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Dean
Bright
J.W. Walls
Lebanon
East Mulu Street
Sayat
Hugh Murray Drug Co
Walls
United States
Foster. Milburn Co
Buffalo
Washington Newspaper Mews Conditions in Washington
A fragment from a Washington periodical lamenting how newspaper correspondents in Washington wield unique influence and access. It notes Treasury officials rely on seasoned reporters for trusted, confidential briefings, shaping government communication and public accountability across federal affairs. It also cites examples of weather warnings, orange crop economic impact, medical diplomas, school age data, and Chartres Cathedral windows as context.
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Washington
Ciites
Aan
Itels Fm
Porginthhat
Trears
Treasury Department
Ndwe
Citernet
Senate
House
Neweanet
Treasury
The
A. Vanderlip
Good Lease For 99 Years Edward Glasscock In Harrisburg Incident
Edward Glasscock of Harrisburg earned a long term pass for himself and family amounting to ninety nine years after preventing wreckage of a Big Four passenger train. Exports of fresh beef from the United States for the eight months ended February 28 1903 fell by upwards of five million pounds versus the prior year.
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Edward
Glasscock
Harrisburg
Waagho
Aptons
United States
Miles report on abuses in the Philippines fuels debate
General Miles published inspection findings detailing atrocities against Filipinos, including torture and killings by troops under Lt. Hennessey and other officers. The report cites towns, massacres, and a rice-conspiracy with profits from the Insular Treasury, prompting responses from War Department leaders.
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Washington, D. C
Miles
Root
Philippines
Bia
Olongaye
Tahir
Milva
Calamba
Batangas
Lipa
Ely
Vincente Lune
Hennessey
Manila
Lanna
Cel
Samuels
Leeter
Laoag
Luzon
Ad Tacloban
Leyte
Glenn
Caulferd
Coutry
Quison
Wan
Butt
Sane Heli
Watts
Cautilend
Ramos
Preston
Corn
Melfeen
Teutenant Conger
Tme
Tlugher
Cammon
Placer
Generale
Lawton
Wade
Sumner
Lev
Battlvin
Geyergy
Stiles
Nissan
Daivilson Fetter
Secretary of War
le Hays
Fu Spectora
TF. Weston
Cropier
Didnanee
War Department
Congress
British Honor American Valor Memorial Statue Tolle
The Prince of Wales at St James honors marines killed in South Africa and China. A bas relief on Pekin episode memorializes the defense during a siege by a US Marine officer after officers were incapacitated. Italians in Newark buy up revelry as tensions rise. New York City linked to the Darrel murder case. three hundred Chinese workers in Butte seek wage raises.
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Newark
N. Ot
Inive
Trix
Defense Fund
New York City
Assassination and unrest ripple through Cherokee affairs
Fragmented OCR reports a Cherokees figure, Tatlnne Nesort, killed en route to Vinita amid factional opposition to allotment. A second early-week assassination targets Mormon figures while broader anti missionary actions and epilepsy treatments are noted in a garbled dispatch.
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Teter Snake Walt
Vinita
Fulleogd Ward
Johnson No Jroalientiot Candidate at Cleveland Event
Fragmentary report notes Mayer Yom Jahisen in Cleveland Ohio attending a gathering. Mention of a proposed amendment and a death may affect proceedings. Details are unreadable in the OCR text.
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Johnson
Mayer
Strange Career of Roller In Newark to Montreal
The article profiles Charles Is. Roller, a Newark native who rose from a promising youth to a noted forger and embezzler. He stole gold bars in adolescence, hid the incident, later built a frauds network, fled to California, was jailed for six decades, and parole after eleven months for prison schemes. He later attacked his wife in New York and died under care of an uncle after an asylum release.
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Jusmesa
Newark N. T
Chaarles
Roller
Windsor Hotel
Monetreal
Hing
Newark
California
Yonkers
New York City
Pony Visits White House Elevator For Archie Roosevelt
A groom smuggled a spotted pony into the White House and up an elevator to Archie Roosevelt who is recovering. Archie delighted, the pony enjoyed the visit as attendants stood surprised. It marks the first time a horse has ridden in the White House elevator.
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Washington
Archie Roosevel
Archie
White House
Charles
Archics
Archic
Boycott by Omaha Business Men Targets Climax Restaurant
William J Austen of the Climax Restaurant is pressed by Omaha’s Business Men Association to abolish a wage cease and accept a new scale. The association, consisting of nearly 100 strong local firms, plans to enforce labor reforms, with Huston stating stockpiling and broader vendor reactions. Waiters foresee the demand spreading citywide.
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Omaha
Neb
Wiliam J. Austen
Climax
Oumha
Huston
Spanish Civil War reports across major cities and ships launched
Reports indicate favorable outcomes for Republicans near Madrid Barcelona and Valencia with some street clashes and injuries in Barcelona. The armed cruiser Colorado was launched by Cramp shipyards Philadelphia as part of wartime efforts and related naval activity noted.
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Colorado
Cramp Shipyards
Philadelphia
Labor unrest and wage demands across multiple trades
Reports detail organizing drives and wage increases sought by workers in Tacoma, Baltimore, Minnesota, Boston, and elsewhere. Carpenters, stationary engineers, bricklayers, masons, clerks, and hotel staff seek eight hour days, higher pay, and shorter weeks amid shortages and strikes.
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Chatapolis
Will
Organization of Tacoma (Wash
Wade
Enron Carpenters
Tacoma
Wash
Baltimore
Piion
Treasuries
Strang
Senate
Open Door policy and Manchuria talks with Russia
The conference between Secretary Hay and Count Cassini examined Russia's aims in Manchuria and the open door policy. The United States expressed concern over Russia's demands and emphasized protecting American trade and interests while awaiting Chinese assent.
Pekin protest over Russia Manchurian issuement notes
Minister Conger sends a protest to Prince Ching and the Grand Secretary over Russia's Manchurian issuement, opposing promises not to open more towns to foreign trade during talks on the Anglo American treaty for Mukden and Talkueshan. The note also objects to restricting foreign workers to Russians only. The United States voices broad support for treaty rights and warns of possible insistence if infringements occur.
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Washington, D. C
Russia
Marehuria
Way
Count Cansius
Trassador
Hay
Tera
State Department
Fawardness
Amintsador McCormick
Petersburg
Ruasl
Avitaisendor McCormick
Rupces
United States
China
Manchria
Rurehy
Manelaria
Manchuria
St. Petersburg
Pekin
Peklu
Conger
Prince Ching
Mukden
Talkueshan
Open Door policy dispute over Manchuria clarified
A St Petersburg dispatch reports Russia displaying calm amid a Manchuria dispute tied to Caars stance. The Foreign Office denies intentions to renounce the open door while Pekin dispatches of April 23 outline eight demands attributed to Ay dit von Chinn and officials acknowledge some points while denying others.
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St. Petersburg
Trussia
Russia
Caars
Manchuria
Foreign Office
Pekin
Aydit von Chinn
Newspapers in Yokohama unite on Manchuria stance
Moderate journals in Yokohama join the call for a firm front against Russia over Manchuria. The editorial trend urges all voices concerned with its integrity, development, and trade operations to demand a resolute stance.
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Yokohaunt
Japan
Dow
Ruesta
China Rejects the Demanie in St Petersburg
London reports say the Chinese Government sent a note to Russia in St Petersburg demanding evacuation of Manchuria. Orient news notes rising tensions in the Far East with Russian influence growing while Greek, Turkish and Bulgarian fronts are described as unsettled.
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London
St. Petersburg
Marchuria
Fragmentary Oxidized Ledger Items Prompt Turbulent Sweep
A garbled 19th century dispatch mentions Usenet heirs property at Tynew,government inquiries, and lawsuits. It reports political shifts with Mallory elected to the U S Senate by the Florida Legislature, and captures violent clashes near Ganaharin with heavy casualties. The text also notes a Chicago Packers default and shipments to San Francisco amid legal filings and public notices.
Creamery-Wentern and Various Farm Goods Prices
A fragmented retail listing shows Creamery-Wentern products and diverse farm goods with prices and units. Includes State creamery items, meats, fowls, poultry, eggs, fruits, vegetables, and grain. Names of buyers and regional references appear amid measurements per bushel, per dozen, per pound, and per sack.
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Wentern
Calra
Cobire
Roca
Torsey
Tanev
Tenn
Dirk Dypne
Lama
Cah
Ducha
Pacia Coast
Chaice
Sundnies
Heeswax
Gat Orange Co
Dulub
of State
Cl Lard
City
Reever
Winter crop progress slowed by cold wet weather in blossom belt
The Weather Bureau reports slow corn belt progress due to cold wet conditions with dry spells in the Central and West Gulf States. Winter wheat remains mostly unimpaired except for yellowing in parts of the longer Ohio valley. Spring wheat seeding is general while Newfoundland sealing may reach $1,000,000 this year amid strong prices. Business declines noted in the weekly Dun report with exports outrunning imports by about a million dollars versus last year.
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Washington, Uo
Weather Hureau
Middle
South Atlantic
Central
West Gulf States
Texas
Crop report hints worsening conditions across regions
Tropical crop notes describe worsened conditions in Prugshe with a seven point scale from perfect to very poor and mentions winter wheat and winter rye yields. References to Minneapolia and Mees Mandl discuss market impacts, with exporters and demand patterns for steel and grain, plus weakened public sentiment and unsettled weather expectations.
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Prugshe
Peruna praised by doctors and patients in medical market
An old column extols Veruna as a systemic catarrh remedy beloved by physicians and increasingly recommended to patients. It cites Dr. F. W. Brand of Mokena Illinois praising its efficacy for catarrh and notes the broad claims about catarrh causing widespread illness in the United States.
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Robert K. Roberts
M. D
Washington,d. C
Hartman
United States
F. W
Brand
Mokena
Wees Feruna
Brand Saye
Mre
Peruna
F. H. Brand
M.D. Catarrl
R. Robbins
Muskogee
I. T
Maine
California
M. C. Gee
Jones Street
Sanrancisco
Cal
Peruna Han
San Francisco
Mat Lam
C. Gee
A. D
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Whiteli
Plathoum
New York Herald
Wilson
Od Veorsone
Engeliah Villarce
Penn
Buckinghamshire-Englaindshas- Amonty
Agnes Miller
Chicago
Lydia E. Pinkham
Womex
Lydia EB. Plukham
Miss Aches Miiren
Potomac Ave
Dean Mra. Pinkway
Lydia E. Pinkhaimn
Mis
Pinkham
Lydia Or
Pinkham Mailleine Co
Lyon
Ners Y
United States Weather Bureau
Waslington
Jacksonvile
Jastor
Jacksonville
Tampa
Mitter Tulet
Medical Institute For Women
Kostan
Chartres
France
Sail
Hin
Ret
Etale
Faye Chritten
New York
Chaffee
Bell Wernold
Tolle
Halidases
Butte
Montlieve Ritai
Tatlnne Nesort
Appa Ta
Willian
Perpussion
Wely
Teds
Vienna
Weil
Tadutpest
Uader
Alma
Archie Roosevelt
Omaha Association
Spain
Madrid
Barcelona
Valeneda
Brarcelona
Bihan
Grantda
Cincinnati
Custom ‘Cailers
England
Pleer
Ambasandor Caesini
Thauch II
Minister Conger
Tutete
Hutesia
Orient
Victorit
Gir
Nefle
Wolf M. Wisner
Baker
Reat
Hieft
Lonlee Werle
Hulfalo
N.Y
Elsner
Bow
Himanehal
Tynew
Sablota Dueves
Ential Payne
Tyners
Aly
Agung
Cheistianky
Tlorlitatte-Hiects
Malory
Stephen RL
Mallory Haw
United States Senate
Morlda
Mau Mullah
Bins
Catone Cobhe
Ganaharin
Gala
Chicago Packers
Wefutit. Ao
Wren
Idee Grosseup
Chiteage
Uemmet
Opty
Sat Taneisco
Dad
Ditty
O'Mara
Dartford
Kan
Eof Trust
Judee Gronseup
Cine
Slites Supreiwy
UTTER
the Crop “Bulletin
Newfoundland
G, Dun & Co
Canada
Enor
Dietin
Watt
Ube
Mees Mandl
Tabor
Corsib Ayres
Hosatha
FBI
Gegenta
Dre
Robert R
M.D
Messrs
Stevens
London Express
Keaph
F. I. Brand, Mr. D. I
Black Hills
Wis
Kre
Alockinsa
Indianapolis Journal
Phin
Briggan
Deaorth
Gabi
Commissioner of Patents
Brotland
Carthners
Orkney
Shetland
Thomas Jeferson
LS. Devine
St. Louis
North Star
Kline
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Mary
Mother Gray
Kample
Allen 8
Olmsted
le Noy
VW. I. Gnees's Sons
Atlanta
J. W. O'Brien
Third ‘Avenue
Minneapolis
Minn
Putnam
Crake G
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Melbourne
Australia
Wille Omorses
Orissa
Tokyo
Hague
Charles H. E. Brookfield
Robert Louis Stevenson
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Stevenson
Nan
Samuel
Svat
Creggan
Nelth Northwest
Imalia
L. Douglas
W.T. Douglax
Shell
Gealera
Dengine
IN ‘ S
Felts
le Donglin
Ayer
John P. Hodnette
Brooklyn, N.Y
Cater CO
Lowell
Mass
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