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Newspaper
Dubuque Sunday Herald
Location
Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1900
Page
15
Mrs. Mulligan adopted Ella Karaman who married coachman William Lahey on May 9. The minister confirmed the union. Mulligan dismissed the couple, paid Lahey 3500 as a parting gift, and retained no further involvement. Mrs. Mulligan, a pioneer New York lawyer and real estate figure, inherits a fortune.
Sadie Merritt describes the Paris exhibition scene with fashion notes on restaurants, dress codes, and evening wear. She details the German restaurant’s decor, Spanish cafe entertainment, and chic street outfits, noting boleros, tailored coats, and veiled dust as key elements of the stylish crowd.
Dr. Robert M. Mulings of Norwalk Connecticut claims a new humane bullet with a through canal to vent gas and prevent air entry, featuring a steel tube and aluminum wad that detaches after shell exit to keep the wound from expanding.
The Wallace collections at London will open hosted by Stratford House after renovation. The treasures are catalogued and showcased to enhance the national gallery’s French art holdings with measures to secure adjoining property against fire. Officials have raised warnings after a recent fire in the area.
Census work on New York's population is finished with returns not yet sent to Washington. The five boroughs likely total about 3,650,050, reflecting a remarkable ten year growth. The piece notes frontier lengths in Britain and cavalry arms in German and Austrian forces, comparing regiments and equipment.
An advertisement extols Dr. F A Seeman as a premier Dubuque physician and X ray expert with the only Roentgen machine west of Chicago. It touts cures for catarrh deafness piles and nervous debility and cites testimonials from residents like ANG Kronfeldt Fred C Leitgen William Moore Henry Murray and John Steiber among others.
Epilepsy, nervous prostration and women’s ailments are treated without dangerous drugs. The ad promises cure of hair and mole removal by electricity and offers free consultation. Patients far away may write in German Swedish or English with a stamp for reply. Office hours daily with Sunday hours listed.
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