MagnO Mud and Lithia Water Cure at Indiana Springs
TheMagno Mud and Lithia Water Cure at Indiana Mineral Springs Indiana attracts overworked professionals and pleasure seekers with bee baths cures and scenic drives. Master H L Kramer oversees operations and invites postal inquiries for details including a copy of Mudavia Magazine. World wine production in 1599 tops 8.9 billion gallons with France Italy Spain and Romania leading totals.
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Magno
Lithia
Indiana Mineral Springs
Indiana
Dion
H. L. Kramer
France
Italy
Spain
Roumania
St Marys Academy and surrounding notices
A fragmentary colonial page highlights St Marys Academy Notre Dame Madison celebrating its 40th year and promoting its curriculum and facilities. The column also references The Fine Arts Journal and a note on Drolozgs Canal remedies with medical product promotions and garbled promotional copy.
British Legation in Peking Under Siege Amid Civil Unrest
Telegram from Pekin reports repeated attacks on the British legation from June 30 to July 11 with artillery and rifle fire. Casualties total sixty two, including Captain Strouté, and Captain Halliday among the wounded. several killed. London notified that Li Wong Chang urges foreign representatives be escorted to Tiensin to restore free telegraphic communications. Sir Claude MacDonald’s dispatch confirms the crisis and authenticity of the dispute.
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London
Admiralty
Bruce
Tien Teint
Pekin
Peking
WSS
Strouté
Halliday
Légation
David, Oliphant
Warren
MacDonall
Chih Chen
Li ‘Wong Chang
Tiensin
Claude MacDonald
Hope for Indirect Talks With China Weighs on State Dept
Reports from Consul Fowler Che Foo July 20 describe German loss of ten dead and twelve injured and Chinese ceasefire, with baron von Ketteler's body said safe. Japanese legation dispatch notes ten battalions shelling Tien Tsin and possible renewal, while several legations still hold. Emperor and empress reportedly at Pekin as communications improve and a reply to Consul Conger looms.
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Consul Fowler
Che Koo
China
United States
Conger
Department
Conyer
Power
Che Foo
Tien ‘Csin
Baron von Ketteler
Tien’ TsIn
Pelcin
Irish Rebellion Talk Stirring Funds Drive at Cork Rally
At a Cork demonstration John EB Reg imond and other United Irish leaders urged funds for party candidates in the general election. William O'Brien and speakers condemned opposition rumors while unrest and treason talk echoed through the crowd as workers faced a fatal factory accident and arrests followed a fraud charge.
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Chrealara
Dewen
Cork
Treland
John EB
Regimond
United Irish Party
Ade
United Irish League
Willian O'Brien
Englani
South Africa
Mining disaster at Matebuala pits many entombed
Special dispatch reports a catastrophic collapse at a San Tumis San Mine Camp near Matebuala. Dozens are entombed and feared dead as miners struggled to reach the shaft. Foreman Ramon Gomez descended into the smothering tunnel to aid workers but was overcome by smoke.
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A-Montarey
Max
Matebuala
O. O
Monte’ Rey
San'Tnis
Ramon Gomez
Mourning Humbert as Italy Sees King Assassinated
Italy and Europe mourn the death of King Humbert I as reports link Angelo Bressi to the assassination in Patterson New Jersey. Bressi, a quiet silk worker, is said to have acted with a companion who shot his foreman and then killed himself after a note revealed a planned killing.
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Quesa Margherita
Italy
Humbert
Europe
Angelo Bressi
Patterson
New Jersey
Hamil & Booth
Gari- Paidi Sperandio
Bressi
Wilson Heads to China for Allied Force Mission
Brigadier General James H. Wilson sails from New York to San Francisco and on August 3 will board the America Maru to reach China. He travels with aides Lieutenants J. H. Redvee and G. Soulard Purner and says merged foreign forces are possible depending on leadership, with preparations needed due to forage shortages on routes to Pekin.
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James H. Wilson
New York
San Francisco
China
J. H. Redvee
G. Soulard Purner
Issime
Pekin
Clyde- Lime Steamer Goldsboro Fires At Sea
The Clyde lime steamer Goldsborg arrived in Philadelphia from New York with a portion of its cargo in flames. Fire started in the forehold, believed to be spontaneous combustion. The ship was towed to Camden and beached. Fire extinguished after hold flooded. Damage to cargo expected to be substantial.
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Beschas
Philadelphin
Boon
Goldsborg
Philadelphia
New York
Goldsboro
Camden
Soldiers in Cuba Sail for Active Service Amid Stirrings
A July 30 dispatch reports the second battalion of the U S infantry under Major Borden leaving Guantanamo aboard the transport Meldheron for return to the United States, with companies at Guantanamo and Haracon en route and orders to prepare warm clothing for a hard winter. In Lampasas Texas a coroner’s jury linked the murder of a youth to his father William R B Shipp, who was arrested. The piece also notes a rumor about an ambassador to Italy and an early reply anticipated.
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Cuba
Ohino
Santiago de Cuba
United States Infantry
Borden
United States
Mel
Guantanamo
Haracon
New York
Chins
Lampasas
Texas
Lampesss
Id Fares
Winifred Shipp
William RB
Shipp
Pekin
Remay
Taxu
Hin
Assassination of King Humbert I of Italy at Monza
Reported attack on King Humbert I during prize distribution in Monza Italy. Angelo Bressi of Vrato claimed responsibility as two revolver shots struck the king, who died within minutes. The assassin was seized as crowds surged. The piece recounts Humbert I’s life from birth March 14 1644, his marriage to Margherita of Savoy, and notes a prior assassination attempt and succession by his son the Prince of Naples.
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Humbert Fiad
Monza
Italy
Angeless
Prat
Angelo Bressi
Vrato
Humbert I
Victor Emmanuel
Humbert
Francuss ‘Margherita
Savoy
France
Rolle
Naples
Himbert
Chinese decree to protect foreigners amid hostilities
The Shanghai dispatch reports a new imperial edict ordering viceroys and governors to seek peace with foreign powers while guarding territories against attack. It states officials may lose their lives for noncompliance and forbids foreigners from interior areas. The note mentions Gi Hung Chang seeking Pekin command and age-related retirement request.
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China
London
Shanghai
Express
Ibis
Gi Hung Chang
Pekin
Conttique
State Department
Ile’ 1
Mexican forces clash with Maya Indios in Belize border fight
General Bravo led about 2,000 Mexican troops against an estimated 4,000 Maya Indios near Belize in a fierce battle. Reports say the Mexicans suffered a heavy rout as both sides used modern weapons and the conflict intensified along the border.
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New Orleans
Belize
Bravo
Enumerators to be paid soon for 1900 census work
Most enumerators will receive their pay shortly as ten checks are held for explanation of gaps in manufacturing or industrial establishments in districts where 1890 data showed such firms. Supervisor Wheeler expects remaining checks to follow after department inquiries. Special enumeration progresses well, with more manufacturing houses to report from principal business centers boosting Omaha’s early totals.
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Alstricts
Wheeler Han
Omaha
Immigration strains at El Paso as paupers crowd border
Report from Juarez and Chihuahua says border guards fail to stop emigrants from crossing into the interior. Fourteen Italian emigrants were sent back from a Santa Fe train. thousands of Chinese remain nearby while some plan to return to China to obtain free transport. In Omaha, John V. McDowell of New York Life was injured in a buggy accident near Arion and transported to Clarkson Hospital after a descent down a steep hill.
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Paso
el Paso
Tes
Jaurex
Jaurez
Mex
Durango
Chihuahun
Owmba
Yohn V. McDowell
New York, Life Insurance Company
Waa Brangis
Omehs
Arion
Glarkeon Hospital
McDowell
Dunlap
Mc ‘Dowell
Omahs
Insane Mother's Victim Alice Dies After Wounds
In Gadsden Alabama the victim, Alice Sprinyler, died at a hospital from bullet wounds inflicted by her mother. Complications followed the injuries and the case is being investigated.
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Alice. Gadsden
Sprinyler
Omnia’ Ja
Park curator outfitted reptile house with venom antidote gear
New York Sun reports curator Ditmars of the park reptile department equipped the reptile house with a surgical cabinet of cautery and blood tools and antiseptics to treat venom bites. The article notes attendants faced a bite incident and the serum, serum use reported in snakes with potent venom.
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Jong
Ditmar
New York Sun
Queen presents watch to Captain Lambton for Ladysmith service
The Queen honored Captain Lambton of the Powerfull with a gold reveater watch engraved with her monogram and the inscription Ladysmith 1900. The gesture celebrated his gallant actions during the Ladysmith siege.
World Ends This Year Prediction Dizziness of Belief
Opinion spreads about a world ending this year with mixed beliefs. Advertisements claim Trostetter's Stomach Bitters cure dyspepsia indigestion and liver kidney troubles, while trials are said to convince the public.
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Thea
Trostetter
Succonfal Mining Leads Ju deau Ore Profit Rise
Succonfal Mining at Ju deau Alaska reports ore tonnage of 146054 and returns of 231841 with 1.40 per ton. Sulphurets adds 115674, bringing total to 4247.45 and 2.09 per ton. The notes praise advances in low grade ore treatment and offer Marquette Michigan health resort details.
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Succonfal Mining
Judeau
Alaska
Feigned Portliness and Patent Remedies in Odd Ad tirade
A New York paper notes Thomas B Reed grows portly and uses politeness as a shield, offering two ladies seats while standing. The page markets CASCARETS, Putnam dyes, Adlon’s powder, and hair cure products with scant medical backing, urging quick cures and low prices amid assorted quips and warnings.
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Mace
New York
Thomas B.reed
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
Advertises Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a cure for painful periods. Claims fifty thousand women testify to its benefits and invites readers to write for information. Presents menstruation as a strain on a man’s vitality and suggests the product eases symptoms.
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Happ
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ST. Marys Academy
Notre Dame, Iadison
St. Mary’s Academy
St. Mary's
Vassar
Bryn Mawr
St. Mary
St. Mary‘s
the Fine Arts Journal
Chicago
Erning
Inj
Sto
Daetoria
Gremedy
Tntanta
Ebikiren
News 3
Mie
Engle Aidinton
Py Gan
Ernest Scheldle
Christ
Peoria
Avent
Edward Cashin
Wasistanca
Bobeider
Rathborne
Ostes G. Rathbone
Posts inOubs
Lopez
Tambert
Wilson
Walcott
Tealy
Bisyee
Angelo
Brevsi
Sarcowly Encapo Fary
Oolurs
Kloxie
Prinos
Rome
Siydor Saracco
Monzi
AP Bradley
Aisley
Bradley
Deadwood
Decenard
New
Rit
Itenant
A Hey
Randolpis' Ghurcuill
Nee Sor
Alice Gadsden
Rtms
Mardguette
Enke Huperforts
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Marquette
Mich
Lake Buipetiar
Copper
Geo. H.healford
Til
Gr. Uhmarrie d
solNur
Adlon
J Em
Putnam
Buaz
Pian
Bistera
Groza
Ente
Becaues
Lydia
E. Pinkham
Aydia E. Pinkhan
Pini Lyan
Mass
Forado
University OF Notre Dhavaller
Selena Curriam
Morrissey
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