Insanity Report Urges Medical Cure Over Stigma
The annual report to Governor Birriaspeahks argues insanity is a bodily disorder treatable with prompt medical care. It notes 1008 people in the hospital year ending November 5, with 208 admitted, 60 men and 28 women discharged, 37 employed by occupation, 75 cured or improved, 7 deaths, and total cure expenses about 131,866.36 dollars, costing 14.94 dollars per capita.
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Catena O
AL PL
Dayton
Neapthal
Birriaspeahks
Sepherd
Menna
Thy
Tonsiline Promises Cure For Sore Throat Claims
An advertisement extols Tonsiline as the sole remedy for throat illnesses including sore throat tonsillitis and diphtheria risk, asserting timely use prevents serious conditions. It emphasizes that the product cures throat diseases and is endorsed by physicians, with doses claimed to relieve symptoms.
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Tris
Tonsiline Co
Cantun
Ohig
Many Deer Slaughter Reported Across Michigan Season
Statistics from Marquette show 6,400 deer carcasses shipped to lower Michigan via Mackinac Straits. Another 2,500 moved by express to the upper peninsula and hundreds more sent out via Chicago lines. The total tops 9,000 with several thousand sent to northern towns. overall Michigan deer killed likely 15,000 or more.
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Marquette
Mich
Lower Michigan
Straits of Mackinag
Upper Peninsulas
Pointy
Chicago
Michigan
Vermilion Wreck Fatalities Reported In Lake Shore Crash
Andrew Tagrung died at his Pittsburg home from injuries from the Lake Shore Vermilion wreck near Vermilion fast. Three people were instantly killed. Fred Gehrl of Norwalk sought help locating Leopold Reece, a country resident. Ingring is said to have been a survivor.
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Andrew Tagrung
Pittsburg
Qee
Klostsig
Vermilion
Fred Gehrl
Norwalk
Leopold Reece
Ingring
Modern Woodmen Open New Offices
In a brief item the Modern Woodmen announce new offices with officers listed including Worthy Adviser Anthony Neiding, Banker A Z Pounda, Clerk J Go strom, Manager George Volk Watehaunt, and other officials and a physician.
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Anthony Neiding
PS. Ashtard
A. Z
Pounda
J. Go.strom
Huisineis
George Volk Watehaunt
Ed Terrell
J. . Deltech
Doctora Anderson
Civil Service Exam Rise and Decline in Appointments
The United States civil service commission reports ongoing political participation by classified workers remains high despite orders. In the year, 689 examinations were held with 122034 examined, 95035 passing and 41877 appointed, down from prior totals.
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Washington
United States Civil Service Commission
Four Year Old Traveler Rose Burke Crosses Pacific Alone
San Francisco reports four year old Rose Burke travels solo aboard the Korea from Hong Kong to San Francisco. The missionary’s daughter waved goodbye to her father, endured the journey without homesickness, and has crossed the Pacific three times as her father seeks to educate her in America after her mother’s death in Hong Kong.
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San Francisco
Little Rose Burke
China
Pacific Ocean
Little Rose
Hong Kong
Korea
San Prantico
Srose
Rose
Pacific
America
Labrador Bishop Confirms Impossible Marriage Tale
A Newfoundland bishop visits Labrador shores to aid the community with rites and sermons. At Sea Islands a wedding is attempted but halted when the bride and groom are found too closely related. The king proposes odds, culminating in an unconventional marriage to a cook.
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Labrador
Newfoundland
Saya
Sea Islands
Seal Islands
Briegroom
Lissie
Jane
Mowgart
Mar Wat
Amherst residents seek reduced fare on Cleveland and Southwestern
Amherst and Lorain rural residents petition the Cleveland and Southwestern railway to cut one way fares from 15 cents to 10 cents to Ely and Penalld junction. They argue Amherst contributed the road’s right of way and labor, justifying a lower rate than Lorain to Elyria.
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Cleveland & Southwestern
Elyria
Cleveland & Southwestern Railway Company
Amherst
Lorain
Elyvia
Penfield Junction
Penfield Ave
Nue Junction
The Eskimo and His Autonomous Village Life
The Chicago Chronicle describes Eskimo communities as independent, equal hunters with no chieftains. They value self-reliance, share hunts, protect neighbors, and maintain a peaceful society despite white contact. They seek happiness through stable family and communal aid.
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Chicago Chronicle
How the Katydid Sings and the Smitha Mystery
The article explains the katydid male song via wing membranes and rubbing parts, then discusses the origin of the surname Smith from various smith trades, noting how many people named John Smith arose from common trade names and the idea that life's pleasures cost little.
World News Briefs From Across The Nation In One Issue
A bridge accident near East Liverpool left one dead and nine injured as a streetcar plunged 25 feet into a ravine. Columbus Mayor Badger faced an assault and insult incident during a Memorial Hall opening dispute. New York grows population and economic milestones are noted. A Cincinnati teacher fought off would-be attackers after a night return home. Rail and railroad commission disputes surface in Illinois, Wisconsin and beyond.
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East Liverpool
Wellsville
Cincinnati News Roundup Includes Train Incident and Bankrupt Sale
A chaotic mix of reports notes violence in Cincinnati and Ohio communities. An unnamed teacher was seized in a lonely place while Amish disputes arise in Tuscarawas County over a nonconforming house design. In Bellefontaine youths fired on a Big Four train injuring a passenger. Cleveland sees a theater sale and Great Lakes losses estimated at two million dollars with the steamer Lackawanna cited as the costliest incident. San Francisco tunnel collapse traps and burials unfold with many rescued. A bankruptcy sale in Lorain County lists fixtures and equipment valued at 1800 dollars, with two thirds minimum.
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A. F. Shepherd
Dayton Hospital
Japan
Standard Oil Company
Angle Dam
Hollister
Syimpathy
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John
John the Smith
John Smith
Santa Claus
St. Nicholas
Santa. Claus
Santa
Liverpool
Badger
Columbus
Franklin County
New York
Missima Johnston
Cincinnati
C. C. GC
St. L. Railway
Norristown
Great Bent
Kas
Frank Brinkman
Claude Westfall
John Comiskey
Sellick
Elijah McIntyre
Rockefeller
Cleveland
Thomas EB. Churk
Detroit
Southern Railway
Richmond
Rory
Ireland
Golspie
Brule Bay
Chas. Cook
John Rockefeller
Gleveland
Collinwood
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
A. C. Jelinski
Edna Hildebrandt
Howell, Mich
Grace Brown
Plas
Fernando Po
Africa
Paul Masconle
Louisville
Seymour
Springfield
Michael Whelan
Michigan Central
Toledo
Flo
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Grover Cleveland
Princeton
N. J
QC. C. Lillie
Conneaut
Automaticalhy
Tuscara
Bellefountaine
Colonial
Great Lakes
Cal
Sat
Heng Waidler
Anheuser- Busch Brewing Association
South Lorain
Ohio
Chas. A. Bemis
A.R. Champney Co
Cheapside
Cheapside Ot Shop
Bo Bar
People’s
F.C. Wolf
M. B. Faulhaber
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