Midwestern Doctors Endorse Portna and Peruna Claims
A Hartford City Indiana doctor extols Portna and Peruna for kidney and general relief. Canadian J Brake recalls Bright’s disease improvement after using Peruna and Manatta. The clipping also notes widespread American dental care growth and varying religious service trends in New York City.
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John Vance
Hartford City
Ind
Hartman
J. Brake
Petrolea
Ontario
Canada
Bright
Peruna
Manatta
Peruna Cures Kidney Catarrh and Poisons
Peruna stimulates the kidneys to excrete poisons from the blood preventing convulsions and supporting heart and digestive function. It cures kidney issues by treating catarrh wherever located and offers free expert advice from Dr. Hartman, president of The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio.
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Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Emerson and Carlyle Dublin anecdote on optimism
The piece recounts a Carlyle tale about driving Emerson through London's grim streets and the House of Commons to test his buoyant faith. Emerson persists that the world is a functioning part of a larger machine, even when shown hardship and demoralizing scenes.
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Concord
Chelsea
Johanles Kingsley
Carlyle
Emerson
London
Lim
House of Commons
Ifny
Monkey Rides In Engine Cab At New York Central Yard
A New York Central freight engine at Tarrytown carries animals from a Boston show. Admiral Farragut the large monkey escapes at a way station and hops to the front car cab. Engine driver Ed wards and fireman Martin Kelly calm the animal for the ride to Tarrytown before a keeper takes it in charge.
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New York Central
Tarrytown
Boston
Admiral Farragut
Edwards
Martin Kelly
Ninyi
New York Times
Worldliness and ancient myths mingle in a restless era
A column argues that clinging to past ideas blinds critics to today’s world and stresses staying in tune with modern movements. It cites O Marden and a London-Whitehall note on King’s Guard customs, and reflects on the Lansing Man and Cardiff Giant debates as examples of scientific overreach.
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North
Tole
Marden
London Mail
King's Guard
St.James's Palace
de Crees
Lis Majesty
British Empire
Racing in Unlikely Conditions at Fifty Degrees
Sandy Frew recalls a rare tee footrace in Dawson under extreme cold. The Seatie Post-Intelligencer notes the event featured fast ice tracks, strong foothold, and air that tested runners as temperatures reportedly reached fifty degrees below zero.
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Sandy Frew
Seatie Post-Intelligencer
Charlie Lee
Omaha
Dawson
Voracious Gator Seen At Pablo Beach Train Station
A crowd at Pablo Beach Florida heard a child's distress cry as a large alligator dragged a victim toward water. A search found the 15 foot reptile slain nearby, with the victim freed. The incident raises questions about public safety and wildlife presence near the station.
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Pablo Beach
Fla
Santa Maria Volcano Erupts Threatening Guatemala Coffee Regions
A Guatemala volcanic eruption from Santa Maria blankets Quezaltenango area with ash and lava, six inches on the city, seven feet burying coast plantations. Consul McNally reports tremors and further eruptions, with San Felipe Mazatenango and Quezaltenango at risk. Castle Brothers notes enormous losses and possible one third of Guatemala’s coffee crop affected if districts Costa Cas a and Costa Granda are destroyed.
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San Francisco
Cal
Guatemala
Santa Maria
Castle Brothers
Louis Wwrseh
Uwirgeh
Costa Casa
Costa Granda
Santa Maria 9
Betalhwue
Quezaltenango
San Felipe
Mazatenango
Washington
Indictment in White Plains for Manslaughter Charge
John C Lathrop John Quimby and Georgiana Quimby indicted by the Grand Jury on second degree manslaughter in the death of seven year old Ethel Quimby. They remain free on bonds. potential penalties include fifteen years in prison or a $1000 fine or both.
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John C. Lathrop
Quimbys
White Plains
Lathrop
John Quimby
Georgiina Quimby
John Carroll Mathrop
Georgiana Quimby
Ethel Quimby
Editor and reporter jailed over trial testimony
A Houston District Court judge jailed editor Mifeiter of the New Orleans paper and Abbott of the Houston Chronicle for refusing to publish testimony from the Wins murder case. The judge said publication could taint a potential new trial jury, though lawyers questioned the action in a capital case. Other brief items note a drowning on the St Lawrence and a Belgian report on Kruger.
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New Orleans
M. L. Paster
Edietor
Abbott
Houston Chronicle
Gmesple
Houston District Court
Composer Wine Seeks 15000 Verdict in Plagiarism Suit
New York City composer Wine formerly known as the Wizard of the Nile and other operas won a 15000 verdict against the Musient Courier. The jury deliberated under two hours. An injunction halted the Steel Trusts bond issue of 200000000 as advised by Vice-Chancellor Emery of New Jersey.
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Victor Uwerhert
New York City
Agaiont the Musient Courier
the &Teel Teast
Emery
New Jersey
The
Steel Trust
Labor unrest and wage demands world wide in labor news
Labor troubles spread from Andalusia to Fresno and Everett with wage fights and union actions. Sydney streetcar workers win an eight hour day while Honolulu carpenters gain a fifty cent raise. Amalgamated Carpenters and Joiners report long run benefits and widespread union growth. Government workers seek ten percent pay raises as Paris police impose age and weight limits for youth workers. Industrial stagnation in Austria Hungary looms.
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Andalusia
Spain
Ralala Packers
Fresno
Cal
Everett
Lytas
St. Catherine
Ont
Washington
Paris
Pranee
Dynamite Blast Kills Chicago Family and Framed Suspect
In Chicago, Joseph Kordech and his twenty year old daughter Lirey were killed when a dynamite bomb blew up their home. Mrs. Kordech and an infant were injured as authorities arrest former boarder Charles Sith, accused of the double murder amid threats and a missing $365. The explosion destroyed the Kordech residence at 1434 Portland Ave, with debris pinning steel fragments in nearby homes.
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Chicago
Joseph Kordech
Lirey
Chile
Treights
Kordech
Wil
Charles Sith
Smith
Wirdech
Mamie
Nordecha
Portland
Toggether
J. C. Adams
Reception Held On Battlefield With Roosevelt Visit
President Roosevelt toured the Cedar Mountain battlefield with Secretary Root and Secretary Cartelyou, receiving an eyewitness account from Judge Grimsley and posing with War photographers. He accepted a shell found on site as a memento.
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Mandy Station
Roosevelt
Battle Field
Cedar Mountain
Root
Cartelyou
Rixey
Pare Nelpantyan
Battlefeld
Turks to defend Abraham's tomb in Mesopotamia
The Ottoman Porte informed Secretary Eddy that it cannot authorize archaeological work at Lel Abarti, denying permission for American archaeologist Banks to search the tomb of Abraham. It offered indemnity to Banks and conveyed the stance through Spencer Mildy in Constantinople.
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Constantinople
Turkey
United States
Sejatimian
Izzet Bey
Fr. Banks
Iaing
Lel-Abrati
Mesopotamia
Porte
Spencer Mildy
Ophiee
Amedeo
Banks
Eddy Bag
Washington
FISHING TOWN SWEPT BY FIRE AND TRIALS OF ANARCHISTS
St John s Newfoundland and St Pierre Miquelon suffered a major fire destroying government offices police stations the cathedral and many buildings. In Paterson New Jersey Witam MacQueen and Rudolph Grossman were sentenced to five years for anarchy but released on bail pending appeal. A boiler explosion near Baltimore killed three trainmen. The St Petersburg Official Messenger notes the dismissal of an army officer and mentions Nicholas II s uncle Grand Duke Paul Alexandrovich.
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N.fl
St. Pierre
Mique- Tan
Jisdee
Camole
Miquelon
St. Deere and
Miquelon Islands
Witam
MacQueen
Rudolph Grossman
Tudge Scote
Paterson
Lot
Mischler
Catton King Killed in Gilesville Warehouse Collapse
Capt. John I Montgomery president of Pacolet Manufacturing Company reported as the largest cotton manufacturer in the South. The incident occurred at Gilesville where a catton king was killed in a warehouse six sixteen feet high and was hied.
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John I. Montgomery
Pacolet Manufacturing Company
Gilesvile
Montgomery
Belle Meade Horse Farm Sale Reported In Tenn.
The Belle Meade breeding farm near Nishville Tennessee will continue under the son of Genel Jackson. A sale of horses totaled roughly 140000 dollars marking a major event for the historic operation.
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Belle Meade
Nish
Vile
Tenn
Genel Jackson
Eale of
Prominent Politician Sentenced for Perjury in Suburban Case
Vive Years for St Louis figure Falwund Berseh, once a member of the troupe of Delegates at St Louis, found guilty of perjury in testimony before the grand jury connected with a 875,000 house deal. He was sentenced and restricted to the penitentiary. Berseh, four wealthy and prominent in politics, faced conviction in a suburban case.
President Moves Into White House From Temporary Quarters
President Roosevelt has moved into the remodeled White House at Waple Toston from the temporary quarters he recently occupied. The relocation marks the completion of renovations and returns the chief executive to the executive residence.
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White House
Roosevelt
Waple Toston
Unclear fragment hints at Balkan revolt progress
A distorted London Vienna report fragment suggests that trouble in Macedonia has largely subsided after Christin tops Whittons and other factors influenced the movement.
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Vienna
London
Christin
San Francisco Deaths Reported in Early 1900s Notice
Fragmentary report from San Francisco mentions individuals tied to public health concerns. References a plague scare and multiple deaths, including Mrs Mary Stear of New York, aged eighty. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate a fatal outcome linked to a health event.
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Mary Stear
Haimaside
N.Y
Star
Vitet Message Over Pacific Cable Incident
A garbled report describes a message over a telecommunication line and a fatal shooting near Oldtown Mu. Neighbor Scott Morgan allegedly shot Frank Runes, mistaken for a wild turkey, in a violent accusation shoreward of a separate cable undertaking.
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Vitet
Lt Congeatu
Wingy Eduward
Pir
Frank Runes
Oldtown
Scott Morgan
Roosevelt commutes Choctaw man to life imprisonment
President Roosevelt, on Attorney General Knox’s advice, commutes Solomon Hotema’s death sentence to life in prison. Hotema, a Choctaw with influence and a noted community figure, killed Vina Coleman and wounded others after a delusion that witches bewitched his children. Insanity was not proved, but alcohol and racist beliefs intensified his crimes.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Knox
Solomon Jotema
Department of Justice
Hotesima
Hia Tribe
Hotewa
Vina Coleman
United States Supreme Court
Hotenia
Hotems
Four Men Die in Sewer Gas Incident at Niagara Falls
Four men died and two were hospitalized after sulphureted hydrogen gas engulfed workers in a tunnel trunk sewer extension near Twenty fourth Street North Niagara Falls. Victims named are Lawrence Fisher Geo Rhodes Hugo Swanson and William Bradish. One man fell thirty feet while attempting to rescue a companion.
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Niagara Falls
Nla
Lawrence Fisher
Geo. Rhodes
Hugo Swanson
Willam Bradish
Tonawanda
Twenty-fourth Street
Odes
Creamery and groceries price list highlights and items
A dense price catalog listing dairy products, fruits, vegetables, poultry, and live stock with varied unit prices. Includes creamery, butter, cheese, cranberries, grapes, pears, apples, squabs, turkeys, chickens, ducks, geese, and lards. Notes range from per pound to per bushel and per barrel, reflecting wholesale market rates in the region.
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Buttex
Partakuns
Troot Hersey
Fahey
Cere
Rtate
Penn
Choice
Media
Rachier
Ralehwin
Ven
Davis
Dearn
Bartlett
Beckel
Delaware
State
Te- Puertic Coast
Jersey
Lovey
Onan
Duluth
Acreage Placed at 3,926,000 Acres of Potatoes Harvested
The American Agriculturist notes the potato crop for the year is the largest in recent memory, with 190 ag 20,000,000 bushels and an average yield of eighty eight bushels per acre countrywide. Rainfall was heavy in New York Michigan and New England, reducing marketable supplies. New York yield cited as So bushels per acre. Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Ohio show varied outputs. Transportation limits hinder distribution. Siberian wheat harvest described as poor. Bradstreet’s Business Outlook reports favorable overall, with demand softening for fall and winter wholesale goods. Washington and Oregon report a record large barley crop.
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Lanalog Alan
Lansing
Kansas
New York
Congress of Americanists
Yorjok
Samme
Adam
Central Park
Cardiff
Congress
New York World
New York City
New Yok
Michigan
New England
Massachusette
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Ohio
Wheat yield estimates from Ameri Cultivator report
The combined spring and winter wheat crop is estimated at a large total bushels per acre. The winter wheat estimate is shown at a high figure with several thousand bushels per acre noted, indicating substantial production across the cited regions.
US Cotton Yield Report Cited by Market Analysts
A fragmented summary notes global cotton trends, citing Theo Dan & Co and Liver saut expert. It reports 11,200,00 as a yield estimate and mentions rising diamond market activity amid a broader boom, with purchases in the United States and Holland Corr Rar.
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ieas_Pallures
Tia Damon
Dius Diy
Holland Cor
United States
Production of Ylour Weavy and spring wheat movement
The report notes internal vine production of spring wheat under heavy movement. It mentions absorption at centers, increased watt receipts, and a perceived shortage affecting cotton mandates. The text argues the lack of sufficient supply has quickened the decline of the crop in Louisiana and Mississippi, impacting nearby states and yields.
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Flouvas
Nortv
Louisiana
The Ancient Placard and Other Oddities from Paris
A mixed period piece notes a 16th century placard in Paris claiming Louis Pouppe ordered street leveling, later revealed as a long-lost model, alongside snippets on African anthropology, colonial medicines, weathered advertisements, and scattered notices. The fragmentary text touches on science, commerce, and culture through varied clippings.
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Paris
France
Louis Pouppe
Navarre
Coal Mining In Inca and India Compared
The piece notes coal mining in Inca contrasts with India’s method, describing shallow pits and a deep 300 feet pit as notably deep. It mentions Indians entering pits easily, enjoying freedom to stroll in and out at will, reflecting a casual view of mining practices.
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Inca
India
Lereper Pha
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