Rail Excursion Tickets On Sale For Conventions
The C M and St Paul will sell excursion tickets to Denver for the Epworth League convention for 25 dollars with June 30 to July 4 return. Encampment GA R tickets are 20 dollars with August 30 to September 3 travel. Portland trip for American Medical Association tied to Lewis and Clark expo is 356.50 round trip. Signed J B Swear agt.
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C. M. & St. Paul
Denver
Portland
Ore
American Medical Association
J.B. Swear
Peace Negotiations Near End of War With Japan
A late 19th century dispatch reports Russo Japanese armistice talks advancing with plenipotentiaries named. Roosevelt confirms peace envoys from Russia and Japan will meet in Washington after August first to seek a treaty ending the conflict.
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St. Dietersburg
Mussu
Japan
Washington
Courtey
N.Y
Roosevelt
Russia
Hke Nats
Anbassador Muaraiglert
Amassaidor
Mutiny Sails Irregular Action in Black Sea Fleet
Odessa July 3 crew of the George Poblenonosetz in mutiny and announces surrender. Potemkin squadron under Admiral Kheryal and Admiral Vesherevsky remains off Sebastopol as torpedo boats accompany the fleet. Georg Pobledonosetz signals and boats report disabled machinery and officers offering surrender. Reported by telegraph from Sevastopol harbor observers.
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Sevastopol Uya
Odessa
Eoumanded
Kheryal
Vesherevelsky
Dl- Vision
Tostishiy
Sinope
Gevorgi Mohiedonosetz
Kia Sylatitella
Doyemutant Apostolots
Ihuasatski
Syverus
Castine
Bunal
Ixruger
Sebestopol
Caigevitch
Govorg Dubledonosetz
Admind Kroger
Sebastopol
Georg Pobledonoseta
Kniaz Potemkine
Squadron Infore
George Poblenonosetz
Potemkine
Tus
Mutiny at Sea Sends Russian Fleet into Turmoil
Reports from St Petersburg describe the mutiny aboard the Kniaz Potemkine and a broader naval uprising. Crews seized control at Odessa and Sebastopol, disarmed ships, and forced surrender while officers and sailors fled ashore. Proclamation tied to Rutax Patemkine’s sister blames social revolutionists and warns of wider revolutionary influence across the fleet.
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London
Ademiral Kruger
Odessa
Kikaz Potemkine
Milrad
Wruger
Sebastorol
Lis Ares
St. Petersburg
Severo
Maxtve
Is Shins
Ang
Mkatorina TD
Cossa
Sea of Japan
Nehogatott
Rutax Patemkine
Onulelutk
Flearoy
JAS Just Mean Business in Peace Talks Delays
Report notes delays in selecting plenipotentiaries as Japan demands full powers for both governments to conclude peace and negotiate a treaty. Roosevelt advocates envoys with authority to act, while Russia and other powers position themselves. Updates include Vladivostok advances and a Chicago strike at Hanna engine works amid broader wartime tensions.
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Lassin
Japan
Russia
Tokyo
Sine
Baek
Roosevelt
St. Tietersbure
Tapas
Ate
Chicago
Wimaehinsts Tre
Hanna Engine Works
Elston Avenue
Blood Police Guard Health Says Biologist Metschnitoff
A 19th century science tone claims leucocytes act as policemen in blood, guarding against poisons and disease. It promotes Dr Pierce products as a cure and says pure blood feeds nerves and heart, curing neuralgia and colds, with pleasant pellets as a mild laxative.
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M. Metschnitoff
Science
Pierce
Golder
Shane
R. V. Pierce
Buffato
Why do flowers bloom in the spring
Plant physiologist Oscar Loew in Japan studies why flowers appear yearly. He notes Japanese cherry trees drop unripe fruit due to climate. nutrients stored as starch in bark reform into sugar each spring, causing sap irritation that triggers blossom formation.
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Oscar Loew
Japan
Herr Loew
Loew
Loudon Post
Beginnings of a Calling and Quirky Tales in a Fractured Letter
A fragmented column reflects on what inspires people to choose a vocation, citing Charles Loomis and Arthur Henry, with anecdotes about gas meters shaping humor. It moves to a tangential note on postcard box frustrations in New York and London, then ends with a light charity wedding joke.
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Charles Loomis
Charles Battell Loomis
Arthur Henry
Mr. Loomis
Mr. Henry
Brooklyn
New York
America
New York Post
London
Saloon closings spark political clash in Springfield
The Springfield city scene heats as saloons must close at midnight until Monday amid a mayoral order amid party politics. Officials cite law and authority battles, with state and city attorneys debating criminal case options and public safety concerns.
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Dewy
Eorex
Phe
Divorces Tangle With New Guidelines Across Counties
The court clerks and judges grapple with revised divorce rules amid widespread filings. Officials report many couples sought dissolution within a year, with some cases tied to alimony, remarriage restrictions, and acts like murder or suicide accusations influencing proceedings. River survey crews assist USGS along the river, as dignitaries monitor legal shifts and enforcement.
Jewish anniversary celebration and medical notices
A notice from New York linked to American philosophy leaders discusses plans for the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of Jewish settlement in North America. A Bristol inquest notes a woman’s death from peritonitis linked to excessive use of pills. Ruth Dewey of Agnewville Va recounts cholera infantum cured after using Chamberlain s remedy. Parsees limit conversions and recognize mixed marriages selectively.
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New York
Phi
America
Chamberlain
Ruth
BE. WN. Dewey
Agnewville
Foley's Honey and Tar remedy origin and cautions
The Original Foley & Co of Chicago produced Honey and Tar for throat and lung relief. It warns against imitations and touts no opiates, mild laxative effect, safety for children, and availability from H. J. Moogk and Wm. F. Jungkung. Also notes a hairdressing tip about cutting hair separately in two processes.
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Foley & Co
Chicago
Foley
H. J. Moogk
Wm. F. Jung Kung
Smarmen Rg
One Dollar Saved Represents Ten Dollars Earned
Editorial snippets on saving money and prudent purchases mix with testimonials for Chamberlain remedies and kidney cures. Notable mentions include Jan Kubelik the violinist, Mrs Frances L. Sales, and Rider Haggard. Advertising tone blends with medical claims and household tips.
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