Keeley Cure Promises Four Week Recovery in Minneapolis Institute
An advertisement touts the Keeley Cure at the Keeley Institute in Minneapolis Minnesota. It claims candid acknowledgment of drink problems leads to complete and permanent sobriety in four weeks with no faith healing, stressing scientific treatment and rapid improvement after initial remedies. It warns against impostors offering only temporary sobriety and invites inquiries with free literature.
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Keeley
Routo
Min Ayenpolis Keeley Institute
Bauch
Normpan
Raith
Minneapolis Keeley Institute
Keeley Institute
Tenth Street South
Park Avenue
Minna ‘Polis
Minn
Dark colored sponges deemed better by eye
The article argues genuine sponges should be dark brown to light brown in color. It warns against yellow bleached varieties sold in druggists windows, stating bleaching with vitriol damages elasticity and causes quicker wear.
Christmas Presents Free Seeks to Boost Red Cross Starch
An introductory offer promotes Red Cross and Hubinger’s Best starch with free premiums for early buyers. Five first customers receive a large correlative prize package, including Shakespeare prints, calendars, and two ten cent starch packs. The promotion touts the starch as a modern, superior product and credits inventor J C Hubinger.
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Hubinger
Red Cross
United States
J.C. Hubinger
Handle
War News From South Africa As Boers Advance
Dispatches from Johannesburg and London report Boer forces seizing towns and pushing into Natal and surrounding regions. British officials, including Conyngham Greene, depart Pretoria as martial law takes effect and preparations for a wider invasion accelerate.
Ottoman Reforms Restore Armenian Privileges and Pardon
Constantinople reports Am piperind trade ends bans on Armenian movement and orders rebuilding of churches schools and monasteries with government aid. Officials families affected by massacres receive releases or prison terms commuted. Patriarchs deem actions satisfactory and plan to withdraw resignations.
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Constantinople
Smms
Portmer Grand Forke Banker Indicted in Multiple Counts
Still after Dookdr Prent indictments against the porter grand forke banker Furga X 1h October 1 Yesterday more indictments were found against former state treasurer Booker who was president of the Grand Ovka National Bank. He earlier skipped bail then returned to surrender. The grand jury found him guilty on the embezzlement charge and indictments allege receiving deposits after the bank became insolvent.
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Portmer Grand Forke
Furga
Booker
Wim
Grand Ovka National Bank
Donda Wid
Prievent
Rooker
Grand
Bishop Joyce to Attend Philadelphia Matrons Meeting
Board of Matrons Philadelphia October 1 reports Bishop Isaac W Joyce plans to attend the semiannual meeting of the board at Methodist Episcopal bishops. The article notes the event will be held in Philadelphia and mentions the bishop’s participation in church affairs and related activities.
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Board of Matrons
Philadelphia
Oet
Hishop
Isaac W. Joyce
Methodist Episcopal Bishops, Wiles Eenvatus Noy
Local Minnesota Coroner Probes Suspected Death
A fragmented report notes Mrs. Ait Mlavik of Montgomery, Minnesota, found dead in bed about three miles from More. Authorities suggest suicide by poisoning. the coroner has been summoned to investigate.
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Sutelide
Montgomery
Minn
Qet
Ait Mlavik
More
Aris Green
Columbus executive killed in accident at quarry
Jacob Wittammeler vice president of the Wittenmeler Stone company died when a seven ton stone toppled from a denmack while he visited the quarry setting. The incident occurred in Columbus Ohio during a routine company inspection.
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Coluubus
Ohio
Qet
Jacopb Wittammeler
Wittenmeler Stone Company
Hint
Butte City Sides Slip Cracking Homes Downhill
A Butte Montana report details a weeks long land slide causing cracks in many buildings and residences including the county courthouse and Senator Clarke home. Geologists attribute the damage to a rock seam with ongoing separation along the hillside. The slide stretches from West Granite Street up the hill and extends toward the city’s western edge.
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Butte
Mont
County Court House
United States
Wo AG Clarke
Court House
Granite Street
Long Hill
Veterans in Line Army of the Potomac Holds Pittsburgh Reunion
Civil War veterans gathered in Pittsburgh on October 13 for the Army of the Potomac annual reunion. Corps elected officers: First J H Cooper. Second W W Price. Third Thomas Tl Matthews. Fourth Fitzjohn Porter. Fifth corps voted $100 for the McClellan statue in Washington. Fredericksburg Va named as next meeting place.
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Army of Potomac
Putaburic
Pittsburg
Grand Arty of the Republic
Army of the Potonine
Tfirst
J. H. Cooper
Pennsylvania
W. W. Price
Tittshore
Thomas Tl. Matthews
Boston
Fitzjohn Porter
US. A
Fifth Corps
McClellan
Washington
Fredericksburg
General Society
Wisconsin Presbyterians Elect Officers in Ashland
In Ashland on October 13 the Wisconsin Presbyterian synod elected Rev. I A Talbot as moderator Rev O L Richards as vice moderator Rev J Wilson as stated clerk and Rev Walter Jolson and HK B Norton as clerks pro tem The body discussed uniting all Presbyterian higher education in the state with Lake Forest University to form a distinctively Presbyterian institution under Wisconsin and Minnesota synods No final action was reported.
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Ashland
Wis
Presbyterian Glytod
I. A. Talbot
Dupere
O. L. Richards
Baraboo
J. §. Wilson
Merrill
Walter Jolson
Mauston and Tey
B. Norton
Crandon
Ills State
Lake Forest University
Synods of
Wisconsin
Iingis
Tentative Agreement Sought on Alaskan Question
London dispatch reports Sir Louis Davies Canadian fisheries minister says he will confer with the secretary of state for the colonies. A temporary measure is to prevent friction while broader limits on the question are discussed, with dates set for talks in about a fortnight.
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London
Laing
Nek
Khuberly
Vreybing
Mafeklag
Lobatsi
Durban
Albert
Stillot
Ladysmith
Inetasing
Alfred Milner
Cape Colony
South Africa
Steyn
O ‘Vreyburg
Sir Louis Davies
Welcome Home Transport Arrives Carrying 464 Soldiers
The Newport trans port, bringing 464 discharged soldiers from Manila, arrived today and docked. Local boats and small steamers ferried in gifts and food to the ship for soldiers' friends and relatives, marking a continuous reception yesterday.
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San Vranuchkseo
Transeport
Newport
Fran Mnaulia
Huis
Farmer Dies After Embankment Fall Near Coon Valley
Grogs Wis Oct 14 John Neperud a 45 year old farmer near Coon Valley Wilkie was driving home when his team drove off a steep embankment two miles from the place. He died instantly from a broken neck a fractured spine and a crushed skull. One horse was killed in the crash.
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Grogs
Wis
John Neperad
Coon Valley
Wilkie
Wigan
Neperud
Tie
Prison parole report from Stillwater prison yard
At the state facility eight prisoners were paroled during the meeting of the board of pardons. Among those paroled was Alfred Tmhmnan whose sentence was commuted. He will not be released until relatives are located.
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Permo
Granta St. Janes
Therry
Stillwater
Privoy Lourd
Cvimber
Chaves
Lng
Parsons
Alfred Tmhmnan
Pioneer resident Zywieks dies in wagon accident near Moundsview
Old resident Stephen Zywieks of Moundsview township died instantly when thrown from a wagon while his horses charged a white chicken. He was about sixty, had lived in the township nearly thirty years, and left no large farm. The account notes heat, a ground fall, and related statements from Stillwater dated October.
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Paul
Stephen Zywieks
Moundsview
Wieglinest
Two Freight Trains Wreck In Wis. No Injuries Reported
TraMe Tea ma Wis Get Lh-Teuti on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line caused a wing tow freight wreck at this place by a head end collision of two freights. Both engines were demolished with no one hurt. Local proprietor of strawberry gardens reportedly hanged himself over $1,500 in a gar ling house.
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TraMe
Teama
Wis
Get
Teuti
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul von Dis
Mitoryotan Wiss Winmwett
The
Wash
Ileury Cher
Minesotay
Strawberry Gardens
Garling
Royal Baking Powder Company Ad Brief
Advertisement reads Does Your Baking Powder and promotes Royal Baking Powder Co. of New York as the brand. Indicates a product inquiry style with bold phrasing and a concise promotional claim. The item reflects a period advertising snippet from a city newspaper page.
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Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
Fans Originated in China and Catarrh Cure Claim
Facts recount a lantern festival origin of fans in China. The text then shifts to medical claims about catarrh as a constitutional disease and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure, with testimonials and a Toledo address. It ends with a brief dialogue about Justar and his gifts.
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Chifia
Hull
M41
Cucney & Co
Voleda
Ohio
Cheney & CO
Totedo
Drugeis
Grippe Cure Laxative Drug Ad From Early Tribune
A Chicago Tribune clipping touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a remedy for the grippe. The ad notes W. Grove's signature on each box and cautions about a costly marriage to an aged suitor, reflecting period humor and two contrasting quotes.
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W. Grove
Do You Know What Theard Papa Said About You
A fragment from the Chicago Times Herald recounts a childlike exchange between Bobble and Mitden Anot about identity and resemblance. The passage humorously hints at parental explanations and a tale of not running away, reflecting old newspaper style.
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Bobble
Dewey
Ike Dewey
Chicago Times-Herald
Queer Train Tale About a Thunderstorm Incident
A World of New York excerpt recalls a peculiar ontrain tale told by a passenger who describes dense clouds and a train crew reacting oddly. The narrator jokes about a brakeman signaling toward Pittsburgh as the storm brews, while the piece endorses reading advertisements for amusement and bargains.
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Ohla
Pitisburg
New York World
Gambling confession sent to wife guttersnipe
A fragment from the Indianapolis Journal quotes a gambler saying he plans to quit gambling. He admits the game is too tempting, noting he would need to win twice as much as he loses to keep even, since winnings are partly given to his wife.
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Fndianapolis Journal
Wounded Gladiator’s Gaze Turns on Crowd in Nome
The fragment describes a wounded gladiator in Old Nome gazing at the audience in a grand theater. He mentions Nero and nightingales while spectators munch peanuts, then mutters a pause awaiting something to turn up. The text ends with a cue about Indianapolis Journal.
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Old
Nome
Aenon
Nero
Nightingale
Tim
Indianapolis Journal
Fragmented Indianapolis Journal snippet on salaries and study themes
A garbled Indianapolis Journal fragment discusses weekly pay and salaries with references to places and terms like Be. 08 00 yer eee wert mm and Youltry Compound. It also notes a claim that there is more kinship between etry and science than expected, focusing on piling up both phases and universal ideas.
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Torwen
Youltry
Llosa
Cote Iry
An Ulred
Adkiress
Witt Summrys
Jemma Mig
East Dog
Love
Indianapolis Journal
Fragmented Bits Reflect Local Banter and Ads
The excerpt blends street slang and quotes on discipline, a curbside joke about a boy named Willie, a mock debate on actions and exile, and a reference to a patent cough remedy. It also glimpses a janitor’s political quip about “push” and “pull,” tied to a Chicago News mention.
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Chicago News
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