Emmetsburg Gas Administers Painness Extraction
An oversize historical notice lists local services and professionals in Emmetsburg including a justice of the peace, real estate and insurance, a mayor, a physician with X ray and cabinet equipment, and prompt collection support. The fragment mentions offices above stores, Kommersburg, and Main Street with various medical and municipal items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Freeman's Grocery Store
Kommersburg
Enat Main Street
Veterinary surgeon and piano tuner services for Emmetsburg
To L Van Gorden Parmacently located Omea on Main St flat doorecast of Palo Alto Trinune office Residence 306 Pearl St Omec haurs 7 to 5 pm All calls night or day pram thy mts tended Emmetsburg Jaws Treats all diseases of the horse Calls to ll parts of the country attended to Office at Stasm Laundry Emmontsburg Lowe Piano and Organ Tuning And repairing Leave orders at J T Stem arading store Emmetsburg Lown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omea
Main St
Palo Alto
Pearl St
Emmetsburg
Jaws
Ofice
Stasm Laundry
Emmontsburg
Lowe
J.T. Stem Arading
Lown
America and Russia in the drift of rivalry and reform
Oscar Straus, former minister to Turkey, weighs US Russia ties while condemning Kishinev pogroms. He argues Russia seeks to undermine England, through historical schemes with Catherine II and Potemkin, and warns that today’s Russia holds little in common with the United States, opposing American independence and fostering imperial aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkes
Great Britain
Russia
Oscar S. Straus
Turkey
Gay
United States
Kishinef
Russian Empire
Manchuria
Wishineff
England
Catherine 11
George II
Mihorea
Mediterranean
Catherine
Count Potemkin
St. Petersburg
Count Panin
Sir Edward Creasy
Eaton
Potemkin
South America
Wberry
Stratford Canning
Rome
America
First Dance We May 1 Illustration Not So Nanny
Fragmentary OCR reads playful lines about a first dance and illustrated bits. Mentions May 1, 142, and a light tone with humor and domestic scene. Readable phrases imply a social or magazine feature on dancing, entertainment, and illustrations.
Reage Over Africa Poem by Edwin Markham
A long fragment of Edwin Markham’s poem laments the Boer War’s toll in Africa. It contrasts joyous cries for peace with grief for fallen soldiers, urging calm and reflection while acknowledging war’s memories and losses. The piece invokes England, Africa, bugles, drums, and ruined banners amid a call to lay down weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Markham
Africa
England
Beroro
Pigskin Tires for Autos Invented in Scotland
John Muir of Leith Scotland, visiting Colorado Springs, pitches a process to tan pigskins into a hard durable substitute for rubber tires. The inventor claims skins are stronger than rubber and will power cars. Rights are being sold to a syndicate in York with a demonstration plant planned and a factory to follow, with similar sales in Germany Switzerland and Austria.
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Scotchman
John Muir
Leith
Scotland
Colorado Springs
Eis
York
Capitalla
Soll
Germany
Switzerland
Austria- Mutz
Fingerprint Imprint System Expands at Auburn Prison
The New York World reports a new fingerprint system at Auburn Prison. Imprints of thumbs, fingers, and palms of current and future inmates will be recorded to aid identification and crime tracing. Prisoners place inked thumbs on paper, creating prints for official records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
New York World
Eseh Singer
Cheaper Panama Ware Says Panama Bats Gain Popularity
Juan B. Flores a Permian manufacturer of panama bats told the Kansas City Times at the Hotel Baltimore that the panama bat will again be popular this year but cheaper than last summer. He sold 7,000 dozen hats last season in the United States and expects higher sales despite a late spring hurting business. The piece ends with a quip about Socrates in a tale of the talkative man and rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan B. Flores
Baltimore
Kansas City
Kansas City Times
Flores
United States
Photo of human body emanations changes science view
A Philadelphia report to the New York American describes Prof Arthur W Goodspeed of the Standal Morgan Laboratory at the University of Pennsylvania revealing a new ray emitted by human bodies that can photograph through a light emitted process in five minutes. He cites a hand photograph as proof and explains how absorbed energy reshapes into a distinct radio wave, suggesting each person emits a unique but detectable light.
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Arthur W. Goodspeed
Standal Morgan Laboratory of Physics
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
New York American
Goodspeed
American Ray Society
Professor Goodspeed
Crooke
Roestsen
Prench
Sasnac Aml Guillox
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Palo Alto County Bank
Iowa
Co. E. Cofoon
Attorney At Law
Geo. B. McCarty
Burt
City Hall
Emmersburg, Low
BOK
Moreng
Attorneys At Law
Farmers’ Savings Bank
Davidson
Peo
Goxans
Omica
W.g-Henry
Pastorles
Z. L. Walker
Broadway
Apposite
M. Eschureh
R. Crichton Afollison
Vaughan
Ightshool Building
City and Country
Emmoetsburg
Ows
Dr. Thomas
Farmers’Savings Hank
Poland
Gowans’ Block
Lowr
Lewis Sixehmer
J. Os. Atkinson
A.W. Barnard
L. van Gorden
John Bailey
E. E. Beatty
Oscar Straus
Socrates
Huriar
Tessor
Gacwspeed
Roentgen
Bak Chambers
Harpers Bazar
Gorceliln
Patton
Patton Paint CO
Lake St., Milwaukee, Wie
M. F. Kerwick
J. J. Watsey
H. A. Powrxs
P. V. Hazy
the Farmers’ Savincs Bank Emmetsburg
Suesaesten
Arrantis
Lands and Loans
WM. Harrison c. C. Mueller, W. E.G. Saunders
H. 4. Powers
James Dunigan
Robert Moses
BR. S.ormsby
I. H. Godden
Watson
Wador
Foyd& Wilcox
Owa
Moore Bros
Emmetsburg, la
Pat Wee
Wminetsburg, Sowa
T. L
J. P. Crose
Exemetsburg
Wori
Serosa
Kalamazoo Stove Company
MFRS
Kalamazoo
Mich