TRiBune offers camera club pledge for new subscribers
The TRiBune promotes a 15 new subscriber club at 2.50 each paid in advance for a complete 4x5 photography outfit. It includes folding camera, accessories, and a developing printing kit with lamp trays frame paste and paper. Delivery occurs once the required names are secured. sample outfits at the office in Dillon Montana.
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Tribune
Russia
Trrunz
Tripyne Poxursnna Co
Dillon, Mont
Summer girl bar pin gains new sporty appeal
The summer girl bar pin appears in varied sporting designs such as golf sticks and riding crops. French and coaching horns are noted favorites, with the horns measuring about three inches in length.
Cascareta Candy Cathartic Advertisement Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Cascareta Candy Cathartic as a gentle medical discovery that cleanses the system and cures ailments from constipation to biliousness and headaches. It urges purchase of boxes for 10, 25, or 50 cents and guarantees cure by druggists. The piece also notes red hair prevalence and odd curios in London.
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Kigndyke
Miliroy
Alaska
Canada
Klondyke
Millroy
Tripone
RLY Bros
Warren St
N. Y
Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets Candy Cathartic
An old advertisement promises a permanent constipation cure with Cascarets candy cathartic. It notes a 10 cent price and a consumer refund if not satisfied, urging druggists to stock and sell the product.
Motto of a Burglar and Household Banter
A fragment from a Cincinnati Enquirer piece quotes a householder joking that a burglar is violating the law as written by maps, while the intruder admissions that he is indeed a burglar. The exchange is punctuated with quick quips from the Boston Transcript about butter and oleo in a domestic setting.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
To Cure Constipation Forever with Cangareta Candy Cathartic
Advertises a laxative candy named Cangareta promising permanent relief from constipation. Claims druggists refund money if it fails. Mentions price points 100 or 250 and asserts guaranteed effect.
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G. C
Surprise Strike at Manila Declares American Naval Victory
Eye witness account describes the battle at Cavite as the Olympia and other American ships engaged the Spanish fleet. The Reina Maria Christina exploded after a long shelling arc, with 60 sailors killed and about the same wounded. Spanish losses are reported at around 1000 killed or wounded, and the Spanish fleet was destroyed or driven from Cavite. The Americans evacuated wounded and reported no American fatalities.
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Bay
Manila
Dewey
Olympia
Montejo
Castilla
Cavite
Sisters of Mercy
First Cuban relief ship sails from Tampa with troops
The steamer Gussiet sailed from Tampa with arms ammunition and provisions for the Cubans. One hundred regular troops were on board to protect the landing. A second boat is loading and will sail tomorrow. Authorities estimate enough supplies to equip fifteen to twenty thousand troops by week’s end.
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Washington
Gussiet
Tampa
Riots in Milan Claim Over a Thousand Lives
London reports tallies from Milan indicate more than one thousand killed in the unrest. The number wounded is not reliably known and many casualties are believed concealed.
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London
Milan
Italy
Verdes Fleet Returns to Cadix Capes Visto de Navy Note
May 10 report states the Cape Verde fleet has returned to Cadix through Navy lines. Details mention Wasimarox and the de Visto indication of renewed activity. The source emphasizes a strategic movement and potential shift in regional naval posture.
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Sala
Cape Verde
Cadix
Wasimarox
Navy de Visto Ee
Verde
Bitter End Yet No Surrender Hints in City Strife
Fragmentary report notes defiance amid urban turmoil with phrases suggesting resistance until the city endures, highlighting stubborn attitudes and ongoing conflict without clear resolution.
Sampson Said To Be In Port Rico Operations
Washington May 10 No word has been received from Sampson this morning. It is believed his fleet is largely before Porto Rico though whether operations have begun remains unknown.
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Washinaron
Sampson
A. m
Washington
Porto Rico
No Report From Sampson on May 10 at 2:30 P.M.
WasHiner reports no information on Sampson's location as of May 10 at 2:30 p.m. No updates have been received regarding his movements or status.
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WasHiner
Sampson
British Blockade Runner Turned Back at Key West
A British tramp steamer attempted to slip through the blockade but was turned back near Key West on May 10.
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Key West
Germany shifts from farming to industry says Blackwoods excerpt
The piece criticizes obstinacy in German agriculture and the farming aristocracy. It argues Germany’s recent prosperity comes from manufacturing and trade, not land ownership, noting a shift from agricultural to industrial strength similar to Britain in the 1830s.
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Ministry of Agriculture
France
Belgium
Germany
Britain
Blackwood
Who Receives Balance On Old Annapolis Land Deal
Twenty years ago Mrs. Jen Burley and her husband bought land from a building association in Annapolis Maryland. They kept paying installments after the death of Carlus Band and the association dissolved. The wife seeks a clear title and asks who can receive the remaining $40 balance when the corporation is dead. Her counsel argues paying the balance would be equity and may warrant a deed via the equity court.
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Jen Burley
Annapolis
Carlus Band
Equity Court
New York Tribune
Austrian inventor claims TV-like device to see distant scenes
An Austrian inventor touts an electrical apparatus called a "fernseher" that lets a person sit in a dark room and view a scene from another town as if through a telephone wire. Scientists explain sound transmission, while the inventor says light waves are carried by electricity, promising global sighting possibilities if successful.
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United States
Health and beauty ad touts Electric Bitters cure
An advertisement argues good looks come from healthy vital organs. It claims Electric Bitters act on stomach liver and kidneys, purify blood and clear pimples and boils. Sold by Phil Auderegg’s drug store at 50 cents a bottle with a guarantee. Frank Sherwood's accident noted near Fielding L Graves dredge boat.
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Phil. Auderegg
Three McMillan Brothers Tie the Knot in July Coincidence
Letters reveal an uncanny wedding coincidence among the McMillan brothers. A Lake End Louisiana man announced plans to marry July 8 and meet in Nashville for a Colorado City trip while living in poverty stricken South Carolina sand hills. A Cataline Island California brother said he wed July 8, highlighting fertile land contrasts. All three marriages occurred on July 8, with no prearranged plan.
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Main Lake End
Nashville
Colorado City
McMillan
South Carolina
J. D. McMillan
Cataline Island
California
South
Carolina Cataline Island
Charlotte
Democrat
Prince of Wales Estate Sale Shocks London Leader
A large country estate with prime shooting rights sold quietly after a wealthy Nug land magnate learned the Prince of Wales wished to visit. The buyer offered 250000 dollars and trustees accepted, promising about eight percent, a bold move to secure royal attention.
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Prince of Wales
Nugland
London
Lizards Walk Upright Across Regions and Time
Saville-Kent highlights a letter from the West Indies noting lizards from iguanas to tiny species stand erect on hind legs when moving and that Guiana watershed rocks bear drawings of erect lizards. He cites Nature on a shared bipedal locomotion trait across species and hints at an ancient ancestor.
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Mr. Saville-Kent
West Indies
Guiana
Saville-Kent
Afternoon Tea Craze At Waldorf Astoria Draws Big Crowds
The Waldorf Astoria hosts a growing crowd of New York women for afternoon tea with about 600 daily and over 2000 on peak Wednesdays and Saturdays. Rumors hint the tea cups sometimes mask cocktails dubbed Astoria punch, a deception echoed by a San Francisco branch years ago where cocktails were served in teacups.
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Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Astoria
Noted Baltimore Numismatist Dr Massamore Dies
Dr George W Massamore of Baltimore a leading numismatist with a costly coin and medal collection died. He joined the Numismatic and Archeological Society of New York in 1881 and remained a member until his death. He collected stamps autographs and signatures of Washington Jefferson Jackson and other famous figures. He married William Henry Harding more in 1889 and is survived by three sons and a daughter.
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George W. Massamore
Baltimore
Numismatic and Archeological Society of
New York
Washington, Jefferson, Jackson
Marcamore
William . Henry Hardingmore
Veteran recounts wartime suffering and cure with pink pills
A Peoria area veteran describes years of health decline after Libby Prison and Army life. He credits Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring sleep, weight, and vitality, ending tobacco use and enabling him to return to work. Affidavit sworn before Notary Lincoln M. Coy.
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Illinois
Peoria
Chester S
Princeville
Ington
124Th
Kewanee
Ill
Libby
Williams
Mr. Hi
Lincoln M. Coy
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Derporz
N. M
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Gunn
M.D
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Cuba
Lan
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Frank Sherwood
Fielding L. Graves
Engelhorn Helena Business Collect
and Institute OF
Pioneer School
Easay
Perrin, Graham and Pitthan
Nationa League of State Teachers' Bureaus
H. T. Engelhorn
Helena
Montana
Dillon, Montana
Jiavrece
Cold Iead
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ELY Brothers
New York City
Oscar
Steinway, Sohm, Briggs, Crown, Jewett
Other Pianos
Crown Organs
Regina Music Boxes
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