Microbes turn milk to cheese if science prevails
Dr Ol gen of Norway studies microbes to reverse cheese making by growing cultures from various cheeses. His work could disrupt British dairy, as microbes might be used to produce milk and cows beyond traditional farming. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad limits news agents on trains to four calls per hour in day cars, none in sleepers or diners, with porters serving riders.
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Olgen
Norway
Mile
Olsen
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Awoke the Wrong Man in a Comical Bedouin Tale
A barber, a bald-headed man, and a fool lost their way and slept outdoors. To stay safe they took turns watching. The barber amused himself by shaving the sleeping fool. The fool woke and exclaimed that he had woken the bald-headed man, not himself, in a humorous misidentity stemmed from a travel mishap.
Reading Advertisements for Reliable Bargains
A note encourages readers to study advertisements for valuable bargains. It promises that advertisers are reliable and deliver what they promise, highlighting the educational and money-saving benefits of following the ads.
Phrase about general speaking by Mr. Callipers in Puck
The fragment shows a quip about feminine traits attributed to women. It features dialogue with Mr Callipers and a child named Clarence-Pa, framed as a comic tussle over meaning and propriety. The source presents a humorous aside rather than a full narrative.
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Little Clarence
Mr. Callipers
Puck
Allen's Foot-Ease Free Sample Offer Notice
Effective marketing notice promoting Allen's Foot-Ease powder for swollen smarting burning sweating feet and bunions. Claims it is the only cure and advises asking for Allen's Foot-Ease at druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents with a free sample by mail from Allen S. Olmsted of LeRoy New York.
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Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
LeRoy, N. Y
Unclear Trade Pitches and Quotations in Ad Text
A collage of ad like lines promotes products and sayings. The snippet includes praise for faultless starch and laundered shirts, religious style assurances, a Piso cure testimonial, and recruiting copy for poultry companies. It reads as fragmented promotional copy with various brand names and dubious quotes.
Loubet Attacked at French Racecourse Riot
President Loubet faced anti-Dreyfus and nationalist protests at Auteuil racecourse. A man struck him with a cane and eggs were thrown as police arrested about 130 demonstrators led by M. Josep Lasses and M. Firmino Faure. The crowd roared Vive Varmee and Vive de Roulede.
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Paris
Loubet
France
Auteuil
Count Christiano
Panama
League of Patriots
Christiano
Steeplechase Society
Comtesse Boni du Castellane
Anna Gould
New York City
Comte Louis de Castellane
Jean
M.dansette
Armentieres
M. Loubet
ANOTHER ONE TO FIGHT Oppose American Rule
A Hong Kong dispatch says the sultan of Sulu has imported arms from Singapore via Sandakan to resist the United States. He stored arms on Siasi and is raising Sepoys in Singapore. Grimes sues Aguinaldo for 35000 in Abbey expedition profits. Anonymous letters threaten a Havana uprising if concessions are not granted. Beaux notes press tone on the Caroling Ladrone Pelew island concession.
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New York
New York Journal
Hong Kong
Sulu
United States
Singapore
Sandaken
Siasi
Bray
Joseph Henry Grimes
Supreme Court
Aguinaldo
Agoncillo and
Lichanco
Havana
Woman Pearl Hart Captured After Stage Robbery Near Benton
Two assailants who robbed the Globe and Florence stage near Puorwix Arizona Tuesday were captured by Sheriff Truman of Pima County near Benton. The female ringleader Pearl Hart resisted but was subdued. the pair were found asleep with guns. About $330 in cash three revolvers and a gold watch were recovered from passengers. Hart had lived in the area for years. her unknown male accomplice was a stranger.
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Ariz
Globe
Florence
Benton
Truman
Pima County
Pearl Hart
Jgold
Ion Aa
Richard P Bland Ill in Sreanor Missouri
Congressman Richard P Bland is seriously ill in Sreanor Missouri after a two month confinement in his room. A physician attends him daily and his condition worsened last night prompting his sons in St Louis to be summoned by telegraph.
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St Louis
St. Louis
Prosecution Orders Against Esterhazy and Pellieux
Paris June 6 The minister of war M Krantz orders proceedings against Count Esterhazy for obtaining and using documents tied to the secret dossier and against General Pellieux for his handling of the Esterhazy case The minister of justice M Lebret asks the Chamber of Deputies to consider whether Mercier should be prosecuted for an unlawful act while he was minister of war The Martin prints an interview with Major Count Esterhazy accusing Du Paty de Clam of hiding key documents at his mother in law s Brussels home and cites a long report by General Gonse on shielding Esterhazy
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Court of Cassation
General Mercier
Dreyfus Jgourt
Chamber
Mercier
Martin
Esterhazy
du Paty de Clam
Brussels
Gonse
Dewey Leaves New York For Olympia On Quiet Farewell
Admiral Dewey departed the Polk hotel and returned to the Olympia with no demonstrative sendoff. He paid farewell calls on Governor Gascoigne and the warship commanders. The Olympia sails tomorrow without a farewell dinner and Dewey seeks rest during a likely port schedule including Singapore and Colombo. He inspected captured Spanish ships at Kogyloon docks.
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Hone
Kone
Admiral Dewey
Polk Hotel
Olympid
General Gascoigne
Olympia
Dewey
Singapore
Colombo
Kogyloon
Isla de Cuba
Isla’ de Luzon
Woodmen convention fills Kansas City with 6500 delegates
The Modern Woodmen of America arrive in force as 6500 delegates and visitors pour into Kansas City Missouri for the biennial convention. Train arrivals at Union Depot brought hundreds of members and families. The city's streets and hotels brimmed with members exchanging secret handclasps and society gossip.
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Kansas City
Union Depot
Modern
Woodmen of America
Death by Own Action of L. G. Hastings
L. G. Hastings assistant treasurer of the Chicago Rock Island Pacific railway with Topeka headquarters shot himself in his hotel room causing his death. He had been ill with melancholia and his accounts were reported as in good condition. The news item also notes a separate report of funds for General Funston and a charity performance at the Petit Trianon in Versailles.
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Topeka
Kan
L. G. Hastings
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Jones Dominates Ohio Gubernatorial Fight in Republican Rifts
The piece surveys Ohio GOP turmoil over Jones of Toledo challenging the party establishment. It notes Sherman’s return to Ohio politics as minor beside Jones’s insurgent bid, with Hanna Bushnell and Foraker factions clashing, and the central question: To Jones or not to Jones for governor.
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John Sherman
John
Ohio
Mark Hanna
Hanna
Senate
McKinley
Bushnell
Kurtz
Republican Organization
Cincinnati
Foraker
Jones
Toledo
Pingrees Pingree
Buckeye
Sherman
Coxie Old Boy
McKisson
Cleveland
Ohio Republicans
The Money Question and Its Effect on Homeowners
Opinion warns that falling prices under the gold standard erode farm and home values, burdening fixed incomes and leading to industrial hardship. It argues money hoarding harms investment, depresses confidence, and pushes people to convert property into cash despite low interest.
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Avery
The Value of Money and Labor Scarcity Concept
The passage argues money's value hinges on labor and product quantities exchanged for it, not on a loan interest rate. It concludes money is very scarce when measured by the labor required to obtain it.
Money question sways United States toward gold and silver
A public letter argues to restore both silver and gold as full money and legal tender. It cites England’s gold price law, proposes 23.22 grains pure gold or 25.8 grains standard gold not worth more than $1, and favors using silver coin to compete with English gold. The author warns against debt bonds and urges national self-reliance, urging voters to unite beyond party lines for money reform. He references St John of New York and urges action on public lands auctions in Nebraska counties starting after July.
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Congress
London
New York
United States
England
United States of America
St. John
Mercantile National Bank of New
York
United
Xyour
Tacticable
Antelope
Banner
Blaine
Box
Butte
Brown
Chase
Cherry
Cheyenne
Custer
Dawes
Deuel
Dundy
Garfield
Grant
Hayes
Hitchcock
Holt
Hooker
Keith
Keys Paha
Kimball
Knox
Lincoln
Logan
Loup
McPherson
Pierce
Perkins
Rock
Scotts Bluff
Sheridan
Sioux
Thomas
Wheeler
J. W. Wolfe
Lands & Buildings
Nineola, Neb
Atay
Draft resistance amid 1863 registry reports in New York
Fragmentary notes indicate the 1863 draft in New York faced defiance with 161,244 men failing to report and 73,607 furloughs or substitutions cited amid accusations of treason against reason. The incomplete text points to public unrest and substitutes in the federal call.
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New York
Commonwealth
A Mother's Gratitude for Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A letter from Mrs Ep Ex in Devine Texas praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from nine years of prolapsed womb symptoms after pregnancy. She reports easier labor, renewed strength, and the birth of a healthy baby girl.
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Pineeram
Dean Mus. Pineham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mas
Linger, Devine
Tex
Remarkable Recovery With Lydia E. Pinkham Remedies
Mrs Emile Schneider of Detroit Michigan reports dramatic improvement after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Blood Purifier and Liver Pills. She says prior to use she felt faint and near death, but now she experiences renewed strength and none of the previous symptoms.
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Lydia EB. Pinkham
Emile Schneider
Helen Ave
Detroit
Miou
Fragmentary Puck quote on golf and spectators
The readable fragment shows a humorous exchange about golf and watching others play. It includes a line about not playing but tolerating watching others. The source text is incomplete and lacks clear names or events.
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Puck
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