Remedies for bronchitis and other ailments advertised
The notice extols Dr August Koenig's Hamburg Brenat Tea and St Jacobs Oil to treat bronchitis asthma croup and whooping cough. It promotes internal and external use claiming rapid cures and urges families to keep these products at home. Additional items include Hall's Catarrh Cure and various patent remedies with testimonials and price notes.
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August Koenig
Hamburg
St.Jacobs
St. Jacobs
August Kornig
Homburg Brenet
St. Jacob Oi
The paradox of self seeking and charm in business
A lively critique notes that a charming self seeker can often win favor and gains while masking selfishness. It contrasts the well liked opportunist with the lacking reserve sailors who fail when storms hit, warning that prudence and ballast prevent downfall.
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York Tribune
Insect minds and human sympathy in old science notes
A French neurologist describes insect behavior as a mix of instinct and small plastic judgments. Beings like bees show memory and directive traits not explained by automatism. A Belfast case reports a boy with convergent vision paralysis, double vision, noted as rare.
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M! Forel
Woman’s Champion Elizabeth Cady Stanton Dies at 87
Elizabeth Cady Stanton, famed suffrage advocate and author, widow of Henry Brewster Stanton, died suddenly at her home on West Ninety-fourth Street. Born in 1815 in Tobnstown New Jersey she helped draft the Declaration of Sentiments and shaped the suffrage movement throughout a long career.
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New York City
Elizabeth Cady ‘Staton
West Ninety-fourth Street
Stanton
Stanton and Anthony pioneers of women rights movement
The text recounts early suffrage efforts led by Elizabeth Cady Stanton and her collaboration with Susan B. Anthony. It notes Stanton's education, marriage to Henry B. Stanton, and their joint activism for women to gain property rights, education, independence in religion, and the vote, including the 1848 convention and decades of lecturing and organizing.
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Daniel Cady
Mann
Becoe
Henry B. Stanton
London
N.Y
Wilson Installed as Princeton President in 190? Ceremony
The article details Dr Woodrow Wilson's inauguration at Princeton University with hundreds of scholars, executives, and alumni in attendance. It notes the procession, remarks by Grover Cleveland, and Wilson's inaugural address emphasizing education, general training, and investing in minds for national progress.
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Princeton
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Alexander Tin
Grover Cleveland
United States
J. Mercont Mor Pin
Dhaneler
Thomas B. Reed
Hubert TV
Lincoln
H.C. Frick
Wayne MacVeagh
Alexander Ifall
Sussex D. Davie
Cleveland
Franklin Murphy
Wilson
Franers L. Patton
Murphy
America
Nassau Jnl
McCosh Walk
Prospect Avenue
Br—Wilson
Staunton
Stillman Arrested in New York Over Murphy Varnish Shortage
Clarence T. Stillman, longtime secretary at Murphy Varnish Company, was arrested in New York City amid allegations of a $40,000 shortage. He had served as governor Franklin Murphy's aide and vanished recently. Detectives traced him to a city hotel where he was seized at breakfast.
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Murphy
New York City
Newark
N. J
Murphy Varnish Company
Franklin Murphy
Clarence T. Stillman
Stillman
Irigate
Trenton
Sillan
Rvebbery
Varnish Works
New York
Kinsler
Dugeun
sud_up
Warlem
Murteem
Stilman
Elma
N.Y
Wu to Return 10 China The Popular Chinaman Recalled
Wu They-Fang, China’s minister to the United States since 1897, is recalled by imperial edict. He is named Minister of Commerce and to head a commission on foreign treaties, with Shanghai as likely HQ. He leaves with wife and family, while his son’s schooling may delay departure.
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Hnox
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Panama
Isthmiac Canal
Sknox
Blg
Panama Canal
United States
Colombia
Congress
Ling Power
Panama Company
SCC
John i- Walker
U. S.N
Washington
D. C
Wu They-Fang
China
Foreign Office
Wu Deng
Chang-Chi-‘Lung
Sheng
Commission
Wao
Ching
Mirat
Shen- Tung
New Spanish Envoy Receives Roosevelt in Washington
The Spanish minister Senor Emilio de Orea was formally received by President Roosevelt in Washington. The two leaders discussed renewed friendly ties between Spain and the United States and pledged cooperation to foster trade and mutual prosperity.
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Washington, D. C
Sulster
Senor
Dor
Emlio de Oeda
Roosevelt
Spain
United States
Two Drowned From Keawkont In Lewis Bay
An overturned boat caused a double drowning in Lewis Bay. Martin Lenan of Hyannis and Cornélius Herrington of Boston, both railroad men, perished. Thomas L. Hallett swam ashore safely.
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Keawkont
Lewis Bay
Ing Martin Lenan
Hyannis
Mass
Cornélius Herrington
Boston
Thomas L. Hallett
PARDONED BY PRESIDENT FOR ARKANSAS GIRL'S EFFORT
Nora Martin, a young Arkansan, traveled to Washington with a presidential pardon for her imprisoned father Joseph Martin. The pardon follows Attorney General Knox's recommendation citing terror era excesses in Indian Territory and a plea by Nora to deliver the document personally to the Columbus jail. The piece also notes other pardon cases and contains a comical Treasury Department letter about odd requests for old bonds and currency.
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Washington, D. C
Nora Martin
Arkansas
Pap
Wash-ington
Columbus
Hell County
Joseph Martin
Ernest Adams
Indian Territory
Nora
Knox
Inin
Parker
Straits
The
United States
Martin
Department of Justice
Worl
Ale
Lewis F. Goldsmith
National Bank of
Frederick E. Harvey
Preston National Bank of Detroit
Shaw
Omin- Tor
Wahehington
D. C
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington, D
Pricer
Altirde
Riversdale
Rockefeller Gives 500 000 to Columbia Teachers College
John D. Rockefeller donated 500000 to the Teachers College of Columbia University in New York City as thanks for divine protection after a fire at his Pocantico Hills home in September 1902. The gift is to be disbursed in stages totaling 500000, with future endowment funding to be raised if needed.
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Vallsburg
N. J
Frank Kroner
Vanduzen
Hia
Austria
Vienna
Billy Ditieen
Lily
Indiana
W. D. Mier
University of Meron
Geramigany
Berlin
Hnirs
Automobile Club of America
New York City
Boston
Euane
Omnh
New York
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Wilkes Hing
Toad
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Speedway
Black Sand
Newnmarket
England
Edward Ene
Yale
Pennsylvania State College
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Brown
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Teachers’ College
Columbia University
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Pocan
Yeo Hills
N.Y
College
Totch-Mr-Rockefeller
Mentiou
Pastor Chapman Resigns Fourth Presbyterian for Evangelical Work
The Populart pastor Wilbur Chapman resigns from the Fourth Presbyterian Church to join Ely's Committee on Evangelical Work. He will lead conferences, meetings, and overall committee direction while remaining in the city and acting as interim preacher until a successor is chosen. He has preached in Schuylersville Albany and Philadelphia and is a Lane Seminary graduate.
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Fourth Presbyterian
Ely
Fourth Church
Chapman
Schuylersville
Albany
N. Y
Philadelphia
Ile
Lane Seminary
Cincinnati
Agricultural Markets and Dairy Prices From Western State Trade
Readable fragments show creamery products, dairy tubs, and imitation creamery pay data. Listings include beans, peas, lima, and various fruits with per basket and per barrel pricing. Live stock sections list calves, sheep, lambs, and hogs with price ranges and packaging notes.
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Firat Cegesese
WY. Tal
Canyon
State
Penn
Choice
Tancy Yellaw Eve
Lima
King
Baldwin
W. ON
Yap Tine Island
Iranberriea
C.cod
Sranes
Delaware
Niagara
Nova
Pacific Coast
Duluth
Sbi
Reeves
City Dresser
Aid
Death on the Lancastrian Battle Horse at Towton
Tale recounts Lord Dacre's 1461 wish to be buried with his war horse. Excavations near his grave unearthed a vertical skull of a horse, allegedly confirming the tradition. The find occurred in a Saxon churchyard, near the battle site, and the skull was replaced in situ.
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Decree
Eghtieg
Towton
England
Lord Dacre
Pm Dicger
Chicago Daily News
Apple Crop Across Nation Reaches 43 Million Barrels
The New England Home Chronicle reports this year’s national apple harvest at about 43 million barrels, up from 27 million last year. Eastern and Middle States show strong gains, while Central Western yields lag, and New York remains the leading but below the 1896 bumper crop.
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New England
Middle
New York
Wheat prices rise on strong interior demand and exports
Wheat prices advanced two to three quarters of a cent per bushel amid active interior mill demand and rising exports. Northwestern mills increased takings while total receipts stayed light, delaying stock growth at commercial centers. Woolen mills see quiet but firm output with orders on hand. boot and shoe trade remains active with rapid deliveries and growing bookings. Financial measures ease money market strain and improve overall business conditions.
Business Failures Reported Across North America
The week saw 206 business failures in the United States and 24 in Canada, as tallied by R. G. Din & Co. The figures reflect a continued strain on commerce amid broader economic headwinds.
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Eas
R. G. Din & Co
United States
Tn Canada
Trade Driven by Penalty Cuts Amid Fuel Shortage
The article notes business hampered by penalties and power cuts yet overall trade remains active. Factories are crowded with orders and early relief from fuel shortages is expected to prevent a broader industrial slowdown. The Waren Company of Germany has ordered forty thousand tons of imported rally from America.
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Gormapr
Woerder [Ron Company
Ber Yn
Germany
America
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