Indiana Farmers Seek Help Over Rusting Wire Fences
Rene Bache reports from Technical World Magazine that US farmers struggle with iron wire fence rust destroying gates and fields. Secretary James Wilson ordered a special investigation led by Dr Aller ton Cushman. The inquiry reveals new causes of rust and proposed methods to improve wire quality for guarding against corrosion.
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United States
Rene Bache
Technical World Magazine
Orus
James Wilson
Allerton
Cushman
Countess Beecheng in Budapest Draws Large Crowds
Readers glimpse a European sensational piece on Countess Beecheng amid Budapest crowds. The article notes American fascination with Western luxury and questions the vulgarity seen at New York church entrances.
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Countess Beecheng
Budapest
America
Coun
Chicago
Wiews
Mouch
New York
Gladys
Hiuman le
Optimism and economic questions stir American thought
An essay discusses American optimism amid economic strain, noting critics and business groups push for reforms. A Kansas town debates a small loan repayment, weighing whether to repay before market prices shift as the debate reflects broader questions of prosperity and national finance.
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America
St. Bacui
Bojtiesiv
Batoun
Erneath
Kansas Town
Early Women Lawyers and Bar Admissions Across Nations
A fragmented reminiscence traces the first woman to practice law in a country, mentions Marsare Bed Baltincore and governor Tergland pressuring for a female law appointment, and notes Carrie Bo Kilgere seeking admission to a university law program amid discriminatory remarks. The piece also references a professor seeking global input on how long such dreams last, tying it to a commentator’s reflection on perseverance.
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Marsare
Bed Baltincore
Tergland
Margate
Brent
Worther Cach
Carrie Bo Kilgere
Law Departiens
University of Demnuriva
Cleveland Dies After Long Illness Shrouding Nation
Grover Cleveland, twice president of the United States, died at his Princeton home after years of gout diabetes and heart and kidney disease. A medical statement cited gastrointestinal troubles and heart failure as immediate causes. Cleveland rose from Caldwell to national leadership, serving as Buffalo mayor governor of New York and president, noted for vetoes and a memory for his inaugural speech.
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Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
United States
Cleveland
Gore Thas
South
Joseph B. Bryant
George BR. Lockwood
J. M. Camochan
Grover Cleveland Wes
Caldwell
Essex County
Stephen Grover
Mr. Cleveland
Stephen
Grover
Grover Creveland
Fayetteville
Noy
Clinton and
Helland Patent
New York Institution For the Land
Chicago
James G. Blaine
New York State
Washington
New York
Buffalo
Charles J. Falger
Secretary of the Treasury
Poison in Bottle of Ale Kills Philadelphia Doctor
Coroner and police say cyanide mixed in an ale bottle killed Dr. William H. Wilson of 819 North Seventh Street. A man and woman allegedly sent the poisoned beverage after a fraudulent circular offered medicinal ale to physicians. The couple plotted to destroy Wilson his wife and their five year old daughter Vera.
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Philadelphia
William H. Wilson
North Seventh Street
Express
Vera
Wilson
Cloud burst devastates Wilmington Kansas killing five
A midnight cloud burst in Wilmington Kansas caused five deaths and 75000 dollars in property damage. A six foot wall of water swept six miles of ravines flooding twenty houses and carrying them two to four blocks. Residents used canoes to rescue others as five feet of water inundated the town.
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Wilmington
Kan
Cicerg
Wellington
Othe
Lowa
Partiel Gloudhurst
Girl Injured In Embankment Fall Near Strawberry Hill
Philadelphia dispatch reports 30 year old Anna Henderson of 201 South Eleventh Street fell 50 feet down a Straw berry hill embankment while picking flowers. She suffered a fractured skull and is expected to die. Bessie Pierce, 12, of Tenth and Faulty Streets, escaped serious injuries.
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Philadelphia
Gong
Strawberry Hill
Londay
Anna Henderson
South Eleventh Street
Bessie Pierce
San Jose man fatally injured after car collision
Andrew Fair, brother of the late James G. Pair and uncle of Mrs. W K Vanderbilt Jr and Mrs terman Oelrichs, was fatally injured when hit by a street car in San Jose California on June.
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San Jose
Cal
Andrew Fair
James G. Pair
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Terman Oelrichs
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Proclaims Health
The advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as highly successful for women's illnesses. It cites thousands of testimonial letters from women, says the product avoids drugs, and claims it can restore feminine health and spare surgical operations.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia EE. Pinkham
Lydia ©. Pinkham
Ten Per Cent Cat Glen's Falls Notice
Glen's Falls New York June 30. Official of the International Paper Co. announces a ten cent tax or designation.
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Glen's Falls
N. Y
The
International Paper Co
Axot
Time to Hustle as Spring Looms for Kid Gee
A playful note on youth seeking companionship in spring, hinting at loneliness without a girl. The piece centers on a humorous, nostalgic mood and youthful energy seeking connection during the season.
Night stick tribute to Chicago officer prompts cheers
A group of friends surprised Patrick McGinnagan at a dinner with a handsome night stick to honor his entry into the Chicago police. The new officer thanked them and pledged to perform his duty with the weapon as a symbol of their esteem.
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Patrick McGinnagan
Chicago
In a Morocco Harem and Teething Syrup Secrets
In a Moroccan harem, women wear elaborate facial decorations with eyebrows stretched to the ears and tiny chin dots. Men, sheltered from sun, appear fair. An ambiguous note on kinship and judgment accompanies an ad for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup claiming teething relief.
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