Washington Family Keeps Four Footed Friends In Style
Diplomatic and presidential circles parade in motorized leisure with their four legged companions. Attorney General Knox drives often with family or friends, showing pride in well groomed horses and vehicles. The president’s family also keeps riding animals, while young Quentin and Kermit enjoy smaller pets.
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Washington
Knox
Quentin
Kermit
Oyster Bay
White House
Mothers Solve Child Health With Rocky Mountain Tea
Mothers write us that they have solved the problem of keeping their children well. Give them Rocky Mountain Tea each week. A blessing to mother and child. Ask your druggist.
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Rocky Mountain
Honey Hidden in Lee Statue in Richmond
Bees have nested in the Robert E. Lee equestrian statue in Richmond Virginia with hundreds of pounds of honey possibly stored inside. Sighting of insects entering the lips of both figures began last summer and may have continued. no entry is possible without severe damage, though vandalism worries officials.
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Robert E. Lee
Richmond
Japan’s Peerage Growth From 1854 to 1884 Summary
The article traces Japan’s peerage expansion from 1854 when 11 princes, 24 marquises, 73 counts, 321 viscounts and 74 barons were created to 1884 totals of 11 princes, 34 marquises, 89 counts, 363 viscounts and 281 barons. It notes 275 peers added since inception and 3000 potential future peers to be created.
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Japan
N. Y
Physician Testifies on Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
County Physician Geo W Scroggs of Hall County Ga says he has taken Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and never had better results. He, a physician, prescribes it and finds it best for digestion. The ad claims undigested food decays in the stomach and Kodol digests what you eat, preventing dyspepsia and starvation. Houseworth Bros.
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Geo. W. Scroggs
Hall County
Houseworth Bros
A Formidable Guest Ahead at Breakfast
A hostess sends a maid to fetch her late guest. Bridget reports the guest heard the bell and is “most ready,” sharpening his teeth, in a witty Brooklyn Life anecdote.
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Mim
Bridget
Brooklyn
Botanic Blood Balm touted as cure all for rheumatism and catarrh
An advertisement claims Botanic Blood Balm cures rheumatism and catarrh by cleansing the blood. It promises safety for all ages, free trial by mail, and notes it has been tested for 30 years. Also mentions a Bloomington Indiana lecture postponement due to Mr Cochran’s injuries.
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Atlanta
C.D. Rushton
Bloomington
Indiana University
Bourke Cochran
Maine’s Vast Outdoors Draw Anglers and Adventurers
Edward Julian extols Maine’s 35 000 square miles with 3000 square miles of rivers and lakes. He highlights Moosehead Lake and Mount Katahdin, Rangeley and Umbagog regions, and vast pine forests. The piece invites readers to canoe, hunt, and enjoy a rugged, scenic Maine winter and summer, praising wildlife, scenery, and the state’s natural wealth.
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Portland
Maine
Union
State of
Atlantic Seaboard
Baker Lake
St. Johns River
Chamberlain Lake
Allagash
St. Lawrence River
Aroostook
Mount Katahdin
Penobscot
Mount Washington
Mount Desert
Saddleback
Blue
Mount Abraham
Camden Hills
Androscoggin
New Hampshire
Jack Frost
Moosehead Lake
Moosehead
Bath
Umbagog
Rangeley Lakes
Rumford
Lewiston
Poland Springs
White Mountains
Agassiz
Rangeley Lake
Miami
Kennebago
Cupsuptic
Molly
Cincinnati Football Suffer Two Serious Injuries
Two football players were fatally or seriously injured in games in Cincinnati. James Kirkpatrick of the University of Cincinnati injured his spinal column while tackling and was reported in very serious condition. Louis Runck of Xavier College was carried off the field and his prognosis was poor after a tackling incident.
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Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Hanover College of Indiana
James Kirkpatrick
Louis Runck
Newport Xavier College
Newport High School
Runck
Xavier
Portuguese gunboat seizes American schooner Nettie and Lottie
The Exchange Telegraph reports from Lisbon that a Portuguese gunboat seized the American schooner Nettie and Lottie at Horta on Fayal in the Azores for illegally transporting six emigrants seeking to dodge military service.
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London
Navy
rThe Exchange Telegraph Company
Lisbon
Nettie and
Lottie
Horta
Island of Fayal
Azores
Lillian Costlow to Wed in Cleveland Navy Town
Lillian Costlow plans marriage to William Nunn an undertaker in Cleveland after a News picture spurred affection during the Ferrell trial. Ross H. Ferrell’s murder of Express Messenger Fred Lane is referenced as context.
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Cleveland
Navy
Lillian Costlow
Ross H. Ferrell
Express
Fred Lane
William Nunn
Nunn
Miss Costlow
Ferrell
Perry Davis Painkiller Endures Sixty Years of Use
The passage asserts Perry Davis Painkiller as the sole enduring remedy amid widespread advertising. It claims the product’s lasting popularity rests on its effectiveness, not endorsements, praising Perry Davis as the only painkiller with sixty years of proven use.
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Perry Davis
Georgia House Debates Bill Barring All Divorces
Representative Thomas of Pierce county introduces a bill to abolish divorce suits in Georgia. The measure causes significant in house debate as it would prevent filings for any cause from that point forward.
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Atlanta
Thomas
Pierce County
Georgia
Turkish Grand Vizier Dead Halil Rifat Pasha Dies
Constantinople news reports Halil Rifat Pasha the grand vizier died today. Abdur Rahman Pasha the minister of justice is named to succeed him ad interim as the new temporary grand vizier.
Vegetable Compound Endorsed in Dear Mrs Roser Letter
A woman's letter praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claiming it cured her menstrual troubles after four bottles. She notes relief from pain and renewed energy enabling her to resume duties. The testimonial emphasizes improved health and high spirits following treatment.
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Ida TI. Roser
Lydia
E. Pinkham
French Turkish dispute ends as diplomats claim success
Paris reports restored relations with Turkey after Admiral Caillard’s fleet sails to Syra and M. Bapst is sent to reopen Constantinople embassy. The Temps hails a French diplomatic victory while critics call the move timid. In Chicago a streetcar accident kills conductor J. J. Cronin and injures others.
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Paris
Caillard
Mitylene
Syra
France
Turkey
M. Bapst
Constantinople
M. Constans
Delcasse
Bodies of Davis couple to be exhumed for autopsies
In New Bedford on November 11 authorities announced the exhumation of Mr. and Mrs. Alf P. Davis of Cataumet. Autopsies will be conducted at Sandwich by Medical Examiner Faunce to clarify the results of two inquests involving their daughter's nurse suspect Jane Toppan.
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Maine Woods
Moosehead
Maine
New Bedford
Mass
Alf. P. Davis
A. G. Gordon
M. EB. Gibbs
Jane’ Toppan
Cataumet
Sandwich
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B. J- Kay
Saratoga, N
Halil Rifat Pasha
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Mm Dulcasse
Figaro
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Sultan
Greece
Europe
Osillard
Chicago
van Buren
J. J. Cronin
Cronin
State
Daniel Hagan
Hagan
Agustus Ruggles
Greater New York Medical Association
Diamond Drug CO
W. Bway
Strong
Lucy McNutt
Brush Valley
Ava
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