Court circles in England anxious over Queen's health
English court gossip centers on the Queen facing a possible kidney disease. A familiar remedy is touted as a cure all with testimonials praising kidney and backache cures, tonics, syrups, bitters, ointments, pills, and blood and liver remedies marketed by Dr Fenner and sold by H P Monroe.
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England
Fenner
James Fulle
Penner
Capitol
Dr. Fexsen
H- P. Monro
Dense area of U S could hold 60 000 000 people
A tongue twister of figures and notices from a late 19th century page describes population density, colored population in Washington, a new ice type newspaper press printing 2000 pages per hour for $35,000, and various brief items. It mentions Buffalo News, Philadelphia and New York wires, and a proposed reallocation plan by Salamanca Republican critic John Hall.
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Buffalo
Chautauqua influence in senatorial district talks
In a regional convention debate the paper contends Chautauqua should act to advance local interests and argues for equal representation between counties and towns. It notes repeated Chautauqua delegates voting against Cattaraugus and highlights wasted time and expense when Cattaraugus delegates joined Chautauqua county discussions.
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Chautauqua County
Cattaraugus
Allegary
Chautauqua
Friends Surprise Joseph Wilder Birthday in Stockton
About forty friends gathered at the Wilder home on Monday evening for a surprise party honoring Mr. and Mrs. Wilder. The group enjoyed music and games, with socializing continuing into the night as refreshments were served.
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Joseph Wilder
Wilder
Joseph
Mary
Late News Items From Various Cities
A jumble of brief items reports elections suspensions and incidents. George B Douglass elected president of the New York Mercantile Exchange. Not Brankuir Collis near Prevorton suspended for months. Numerous accidents, robberies, and deaths including a Philadelphia man failing in a bet, a New York woman struck by a train, a Panama steamer disaster near Carthage killing seven, and a hotel blaze killing four in Carmel. Wage cuts announced in Monroeville region. a Sunbury wreck damages multiple cars. a Chinaman denied citizenship papers. a Petersburg man hanged for murder. and other local incidents across cities.
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George B. Douglass
New York Mercantile Exe
Brankuir Collis
Prevorton
Henry Dovien
Philadelphia
Raina White
New York
Drafall Bowen
Panama
Carthage
Maikaeer Synbors
Mont Garmes
Sineling Works
Gabriel Greeley
I Lorace Greates
Pleaganville
Baockberg
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Carmel
Behigh Valley
Janes EH
Doves
Dervssville
Kansas
George Jones
Trowood
Mondas
New Ovieu
Amecica
Walter £. Kidder
EO Heintiets
Fran! Parks & (c
Date Peru, Ltd
Botlaire
Boston
Portland
Greenland
Mideo
Gongelinngal Vntertona
Mike Sobrenska
Hitler
Tye
Trevor Veri
James Wheelan
Triax
Superiog Court
United States
Adm
Mixed Commodity Market Report Across Meats and Grains
A fragmented market report lists sales and bids for grains and meats across several centers. Details include ungraded red and white wheat at various prices, mixed western meats, long clear middlings, sacks, and futures bids. Livestock shows steady prices for steers, sheep, lambs, and hogs with notable figures for packing and shipments.
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WGC
Dee
FEO
Ogee
New York
Beauty arsenic scare and city fire report in Ohio
Portsmouore reports a fatal blaze in McFarland's block with losses around four thousand dollars. A medical warning warns against arsenic as a cosmetic after a physician criticizes its dangerous popularity. Al Pennock sells Phil Fortune station in Cleveland for two thousand dollars to Perkins.
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Nomatical Journal
Almoss
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