European athletics move impact and global notes
Athletic life grows in European universities as Louvain defeats Liege and Brussels, while Japan builds field batteries for artillery. Reports cover vein removal surgery, New York diamond trade, Pacific coast shoreline study, Swiss census growth, Paris temple market loss, and education dress bans in Texas. Also notes Pekin officials for Boxer outrages, a Chinese church choir, naval orders from England France, and Texas poll tax voting amendment.
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England
France
Texas
Rio Grado River
Housing Books What to Do When Your Blovery Grows Large
Discussion on managing book collections in homes with rising volumes and low book prices. Advice favors public libraries, discarding unneeded titles, and gifting or sending excess books to hospitals or friends, noting libraries bound magazines for large city readers.
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Ich
Boston Journal
Narrow Escape Prompts Kidney Pill Endorsement
Owosso Michigan March 25 Special describes Mrs Julia A Malahan almost losing her life to kidney trouble after a cold. She attributes rapid improvement to Dodd's Kidney Pills and cites others saved in Michigan towns. Also notes Helen Keller progress at Radcliffe College and various household remedies and ads.
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Gullo A. Mallahan
Owotsa
Mich
Owosso
Rebekah Lodge
C. F
Julia A. Malahan
Mallaby
Dodd
Michigan
Dodds Medicine Company
Buffalo
Talmage Sermon on Revivals and the Net of Faith
Washington March 24 The Talmage sermon argues revivals are vital for church growth and personal faith. He uses the fishing net metaphor to warn against opposing awakenings and notes the need for a regenerated ministry and active lay participation to spread religious renewal.
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Louis Klopsch
Washington
Talmage
Revie
United States
Pegpia
Canton Hall
Strategy and Tactics Distinction in Warfare History
The piece explains that strategy is the art of planning campaigns and directing masses to reach key points, while tactics involve real time troop maneuvering in contact with the enemy. Strategy precedes tactics and merges into it when battle distance nears. naval strategy and tactics are defined similarly for fleets and ships.
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New York Weekly
Doctor-oculist's experiment reveals eye misalignment
A noted oc ul ist spent a summer in the woods with a shotgun testing each barrel on a small target. He found one barrel accurate while the other consistently failed, attributing the failure to strabismus and astigmatism. The Youth's Companion noted the observer's conclusion. Tea production in India and Ceylon prompts English traders to cut volume and boost quality. A proverb notes that sowing peas on the highway yields few pods.
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Blank
India
Ceylon
Kansas Legislature Reports Record 1901 Appropriations
Topeka March 22 Kansas totals 4,450,000 in 1901 appropriations the largest by any legislature. Highlights include funding for state university and agricultural college, prisons, reform schools, insane asylums, and state house completion. Levey adjustments may shift to the state board of equalization with county levies set accordingly.
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Kan
State Board of Equalization
Children’s Home Society
Lansing School Distric Industrial School
State Penitentiary
Agricultural College
Deaf and Dumb’ School
Homosanatomie
Asy Topeka Reform School
State Normal
Hutchinson Reformat
Parsons
Asylua Quindaro University
Asylua State University
Pawnee
Santa Fe Railway Co
Reform
Oep Leone
Oep Leone 16 State Normal
Dassler
Hume's Company
Cavalry
Millwood raiders held on murder charge in Kansas inquiry
In a preliminary examination four Millwood raiders faced murder charges for the death of Mrs Rosa Hudson. The defendants named include George Turner John Wiburn Andy Wilson Thornburg Edward Bigge and others. The report also notes two men died by self inflicted actions and a forgery conviction in Ottawa. Mormon elders organize a church in western Leavenworth near Jay with about 100 converts and prominent local families listed.
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Millwood
Rosa Hudson
George Turner
John Wiburn
Andy ‘Wilson
Thornburg
Edward Bigge
Stockton
Fisher
Kinsley
Eawards County
Frank Grimes
Burton
Grimes
Kansas
William Lockwood
Ottawa
Leavenworth County
Jay
Springdale
Mormon ‘Church
Squire Hill
Howard Stevens
Will and Henry
Hasty
faily-Lige
Adams
William Sparks
John Adams
Jim Clinkenbeard
Sleep and nerve cure praised by Lydia Pinkham ad
A Chicago woman, Mrs. Hartley, suffered headaches dizziness backache and exhaustion linked to insomnia. The ad credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with quieting nerves, easing indigestion and restoring sleep, urging others to trust the remedy's proven efficiency.
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Hartley
W. Congress St
Chicago
U.L
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lady Barrister Wins Case in Paris Courts
Mile Chauvan, a young French lady barrister, appeared for a Don t man charged with neglect of duties linked to the Choisy le Roi railway accident. She argued the amnesty law applied, and the court ruled in her favor.
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Mile. Chauvan
Barriater
Paris
Dountsman
Choisy-le-Roi
Death Penalty Abolished in Several States Note
States such as Colorado Maine Michigan Rhode Island and Wisconsin have abolished the death penalty with varied timelines. New York and Ohio still use electric chair. The rest of the text includes an advertisement and an 1857 land preemption reference in Brown County, noting Morris Fraley's continued residence on his 160 acres.
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Colorado
Maine
Michigan
Rhode Island
Wisconsin
New York
Ohio
Morris Fraley
Brown County
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