Shaken s t e l i n e r offers Chicago specialist at St James Hotel
A late 19th to early 20th century promotion touts Dr J Shall en berger a Chicago specialist claiming cures for chronic ailments. It advertises regular visits at St James Hotel with promises of permanent cures and confidential consultations. The piece lists many disorders including catarrh eye ear throat lungs stomach kidneys paralysis neural issues nervous heart diseases and more. It emphasizes quick diagnoses and guaranteed remedies with a focus on credibility and extensive hospital experience.
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Seaus
White
Shatlenberger
Wade bin
Bright
Security Gall Salve and Antiseptic Leads Cure Claims
At very small expense you can cure work horses sore shoulders necks or bucks with Security Gall Salve and after the first application he will be out of pain. It improves work output and morale. For stock injured by barb wire Security Antiseptic Le will cure a cat quickly. We can supply you.
Turkey Mobilizes Anatolian Army Amid Bulgaria Crisis
Paris reports confirm Turkish mobilization of the Anatolian army corps as a response to Bulgaria's refusal on the Oriental railroad dispute. Bulgaria is expected to move troops across the frontier to gain an early advantage, raising fears of war and prompting renewed peace appeals from France. Miselsky arrives in Paris with limited expected impact.
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Porte
Turkey
Bulgaria
Oriental Railroad
Paris
Anatolian Army Corps
Oriental
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Sofie
Miswelsky
London
Railroads Bring Suit Over Reduced Rates Action
Five major railroads including Chicago Rock Island and Pacific and Chicago Burlington and Quincy sue the Interstate Commerce Commission in U S circuit court in Chicago to block a planned reduction in rates between Mississippi and Missouri river points. They claim the cut would cost millions annually and overstep the commission's authority as reductions range from 3 to 9 cents across five classifications.
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Chicago
Mississippi River
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States Circuit
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Chicago, Burlington and Quincey
Chicago and Northwestern
Mibwaukee and St. Paul
Chicago Great Western
Commission
German balloon Wergesell found in North Sea with occupants missing
Yarmouth report states the German balloon Wergesell was picked up in the North Sea by the Norwegian steamer Nadled 100 miles northwest of Heligoland. There were no signs of the two aeronauts, who are believed to have perished. The craft was brought to Yarmouth with its envelope half deflated.
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North Sea
Yarmouth
Eng
Baloon Wergesell
Heligoland
Jurist Ends His Life Amid Political Criticism
A jurist fatally shot himself in a park as his court prepared to summon him. The case followed sharp criticism during a political campaign. Tammany Hall contributed ten thousand dollars to the Democratic national campaign fund, a record single donation received by the national committee.
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Newark
Smigeriel
Tewell
Tammany
New York
den IN
Tammaniy
Democratic National Campaign Fund
Verman Ridder
National Democratic Committee
National Committee
Prince Ito Welcomes U S Battleship Fleet to Yokohama
Prince Ito, Japan’s top statesman, writes a personal welcome message praising the arrival of the American battleship fleet in Yokohama. He stresses enduring friendship since Commodore Perry’s 1852 visit and anticipates closer ties in friendship and commerce as the naval world tour continues.
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Toklo
Japan
Yokohama
Commodore Perry
United States
Prince Ito
Indictments in Bayside Yacht Club murder case
Queens grand jury has charged Captain Peter C. Mains Jr. and T Jenkins Hains with first degree murder in the killing of William B Annis at the Bayside Yacht Club. Witnesses say Hains displayed a revolver to deter spectators while Mains fired. arraignment slated for Tuesday with trial possible on November 9.
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New York
Peter C. Mains, Jr
T. Jenkins Hains
Queens County Grand Jury
Flushing
L. I
William B. Annis
Bayside Yacht Club
P. ©. Hains
Annis
Hains Brothers
Preparing for Roosevelt Cairo Visit in 1969
Cairo discusses preparations for President Roosevelt's 1969 Africa tour. Plans mention arrival via Mombasa, travel toward the great lakes by rail, and a caravan to Khartoum then down the Nile. The expedition is described as a landmark, not for hunting.
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Cairo
Egypt
Roosevelt
Khartoum
Africa
Mombassa
Great Lakes
Nile
Sol
No Sunday Fun for Memphis
A fragment reports Memphis officials seeking to curb Sunday amusements. The grant jury was urged to indict many actors and to obtain names of all attendees on the Sabbath, arguing collective guilt for Sunday activities.
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Memphis
Lwkse Moss
Grant
Three Hundred Die in Typhoon at Changchow Amoy
Typhoon in Changchow, Amoy, China, Friday reports indicate more than 300 people died. Residents describe widespread destruction as tides and wind battered the city, with relief efforts already underway and aid being organized by local authorities.
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Amoy
China
Changchow
Devastating Michigan Forest Fires Kill Dozens Across Counties
Alpena Oct. 19 Twenty seven people dead in Presque Isle county as fires rage through Cheboygan Presque Isle Alpena and Alcona counties and beyond. Villages blotted out and logging camps destroyed. Millersburg and Turner areas suffer heavy losses with at least 500000 dollars in damage near Millersburg. Sheep burned alive near Turner. Fire threatens Seult Ste Marie Menominee Calumet and Honghigs with dozens of homes lost near Ross. Alpena Mayor authorizes relief provisions and clothing for victims.
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Alpena
Mich
Presque Isle
Cheboygan
Alcona
Michigan
Turner
Arenac County
Millersburg
Gheira
Gaylord
Johannesburg
Otsego County
Cadillac
Wexford County
Grayling
Crawford County
State Forestry Commission
Upper Peninsula
Seult Ste. Marie
Menominee
Msratlaba
Calumet
Honghigs
Ross
Soo
Lake Huron
Patrick Garrity
Long Rapids
Rogers City
Common Council
McKnight
Metz
Survivor Describes Metz Train Disaster Fire Tragedy
Wesley Irwin, a Metz relief train survivor, recounts the forest fire disaster near Metz and Posen. He describes a burning cedar blaze that warped rails trapping 200 aboard five box cars and a steel coal car with women and children inside. Seven men fled through fire to safety, while cries of women and children haunted the escape.
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Michigan
Bay City
Mich
Get
Wesley Irwin
Hay City
Metz
Posen
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Emmetsburg Auto & Gas Engine
South Court House
Iowa
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Armenia
Berlin
Constantinople
Berliner Tageblatt
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Amaijean Fieet
William E. Annis
Thornton Jenkins Hains
Seaton
Pittsburg
William J. Folds
National Bank Examiner
H. G Watson
Allegheny National Bank
William Montgomery
Stacco
PHORE
Emmetsburg
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HLA Powers
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DG Jonson
HB Goddon
Henia
E. B. Soper
W. E.G. Saunders
J. H. Hinkley
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Alex Peddie
PV. Nolan
M. F. Kerwick
E. A. Morling
J. H. Godden
J.watson
W. C.L Stuckslager
Lisbon
First National Bank Emmetsburg
Jas. Duxiean
Rowr. Lavcuiry
F. G. McMahon
Owa
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