Brain recovery and growth amid brain science wonder
A Washington Times paragraph laments brain mysteries after a man healed from severe head injuries. It contrasts hopeful brain research with the delicate, often fatal process of brain treatment and hints at future breakthroughs in neurology. The piece notes British use of traction engines in the Transvaal and ends with varied ads and a Miss. lynching report.
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Sens
Heck
van Wiig
York Hospital
Wrederick
Barto
Bomerville
Nad
Sved
Henldes
Washington Times
Transvaal
Diplomatic Rift Over Turkish Indemnity Promises
A Washington special reports the U S Turkish relations are strained over the sultan’s failure to pay indemnity claims for Armenian massacres and related damages. Minister Ma Straus remains on leave, with renewed talks on possible passport actions and enforcement steps as diplomacy frays over broken Turkish promises.
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United States
Turkey
Washington
Euphrates Colleges
Harpool
Marash
Ma. Straus
Mic —Straus
Constantinople
Clahms
Straus
Hay
Western Kansas storm eases with limited damage
A rain and wind storm in western Kansas passed off without major damage though several towns reported damage. In Putnam three buildings were destroyed and cattle harmed, while Burton lost two buildings. Telephone and telegraph services were cut north of Redgwick City and west to Butchinson, hindering direct reports. Wild rumors of fatalities circulated.
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Kankas
Putnam
Burton
Redgwick City
Butchinson
Arm blown off in hunting accident at Stanton
Traveling representative of the Modern Brotherhood of America had his arm blasted away by shotgun shot while at H. N. Way’s livery near Stanton. He and friends were preparing to hunt when shells jammed and a report was heard. He was found with his arm nearly severed, the bone blown away. He served in the Spanish American War in an infantry unit.
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ACR
Modern
Brotherhood of America
Stanton
H. N. Way
Bern
Root
Santiago
Entera
Edward Entwistie
George Stephenson
Stephenson
Des Moines Lodge No. 113
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Liverpool
America
Misa Clara Stoecker
Miss Stoecker
Hartman
Early Hearing Urged In Kentucky Governorship Case
Kentucky election dispute goes before the U S Supreme Court with docketed cases involving Taylor Beckham Marshall Carter Castleman seeking an early hearing. The brief asserts multiple officials contest control, creating statewide confusion and arguing about the powers of election contest tribunals and the judiciary.
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Kentucky
Tohe Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Taylor
Beckham
Taylor Y
John Marshall
LH. Carter
Senate
John B. Castleman
Chicago mayor’s apology over Manila celebration invitation
Mayor Harrison of Chicago responded to Spanish minister Duke D Arcos after an invitation to the Manila battle anniversary seemed sent in error. The minister called the invite a discourtesy, citing Spanish ships destroyed and sailors killed. Harrison explained it was the clerk s carelessness and extended sincere apologies for the unintended affront.
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Harrison
Chicago
Duke D'Arcos
Washington
Washington, D.C
Manila
United States
Spain
Argos
Apologizes for Mayor Storer Explains Chicago Oversight
The United States minister Benay Storer met Premier Silvera in Madrid and apologized for Chicago Mayor Harrison's invitation to the Spanish minister Duke d Arcos to attend Dewey day. Storer said the incident resulted from a municipal clerk error and will not be repeated.
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Storer
Chicago
United States
Benay Storer
Silvera
Madrid
Harrison
Duke d‘Arcos
Washington
The Bicentenary Sweet Pea and Other Notes
An Irish registrar general report notes influenza deaths in 1898, with Carlow having the highest rate and Donegal Londonderry the lowest. The piece also mentions a Turkish crown of Sheba, Great Northern Railroad’s transpacific ships, opinions on women, India’s plant diversity, Atlantic liners’ earnings, Magnetic Starch ads, and various aphorisms and product pitches.
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Carlow
Donegal
Londonderry
Pacffc
President Hill
Great Northern Railroad
Transpacific Steamship Line
Campania
Cucania
FAIR WOMEN SPEAK OF P E R U N A REMEDY
A collection of testimonials on Pe-ru-na praising its effects on catarrhal ailments in women. Letters from Mrs Hamilton in Columbus and others claim improved health. Additional notes urge readers to contact Dr Hartman for guidance and share anecdotes from performers and locals.
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Colonel Hamilton
Hamilton
Goodale Street
Columbus
Ohio
Margaretha Dauben
North Superior Street
Racine City
Wissaya
Temple
Hartman Attonce
Dp. Hartman
Deafness Cured Only by Constitutional Remedies
Local tonics cannot reach the ear's inner parts, a reflex to cure deafness lies in constitutional remedies. Deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tube mucus. inflammation closes the tube and ruins hearing. Catarrh causes many cases. Hall's Catarrh Cure offers $100 for effective treatment, circulars available. Hall's Family Pills promoted. proverb about empty vessels.
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Hall
Cheney & CO
Toloio
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