Build Up Your System With Paine's Celery Compound
An old health ad asserts that neglect causes disease and nerve weakness. It claims Paine's Celery Compound strengthens the nervous system, rebuilds vitality, and restores health, citing rapid weight gain and relief from headaches, dizziness, and heartburn after use. It promotes trust in a physician of Dartmouth and broad drugstore endorsement.
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Paine
O. M. Pearson
Seattle
Wagh
Phelps
Dartmouth University
Admiral Rojestvensky Prisoner in Japanese War Echo
A chaotic dispatch notes Admiral Rojestvensky is a prisoner of the Japanese with a fractured skull needing surgery. It mentions Russian prisoners surpassing 3,000 and various combat details of the Sea of Japan battle, including losses and ship movements. The report also cites lines about Linovitch's troops and a London New York special, with conflicting claims on Vaine and revolt rumors.
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London
New York
Linevitel
Amd
Lineviteh
Cain'x Vaine
St. Petersburg
Conneil
Peterslure
Wehever
Hattle
Sea of Japan
Takio
Jime J
Toso
Iag
Mehtotela
Atu
Omeune Island
Hiatile
Seao
Tapan
Kambunura
Unie
Thi Tiland
Vladimir Maonemach
Kamienitkin
Feonifon Mystery in Baltic Sea Battle Report
Tokio correspondent reports a chaotic naval clash involving Japanese and Russian ships. Dense cannonade rattled ships and nearby houses as vessels exchanged fire off a coast, with crews swiftly maneuvering amid a demanding engagement.
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Feonifon
Mihimeatt
St HO
Ree
Uwe
HoWehiek
Choi Leto
Chyna
Dibittess
Sli
Ares
Gael Jaen
Athamt Lavelack
AGG
Russia
Yeeuue Guehi
Five Die In Gunnison Tunnel Cave-In
At least five men were killed and two seriously injured in a cave-in at the Gunnison reclamation tunnel. Names include Wade Ward Schuler Gettysburg and Floyd Woolfull Montrose among the deceased. C Taylor and red Groff were badly injured. Twenty-one men were rescued, some using ropes through a shaft sixty feet deep. Rescuers worked in relays as timbers gave way and water filled the tunnel, men entombed improvised a dam to stem the flood.
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Monitase
Cole
Dame
Gunnison Reclamation
Wadeward Schuler
Gettysburg
Cac
Floyd Woolfull
Montrose
A. B. Stelle Gktaoma
Charles Hormhart
Iani Cassiday
C. Taylor
Red
Groff
Damrosch Fined $1,000 in Symphony Dispute
New York June 1 The dispute between Walter Damrosch and the Mutual Ausset Protect Union ends temporary with President Weber of the AFL deciding five French musicians will be admitted to the union but Damrosch must pay a $1000 fine for not advertising vacancies adequately in his country. Damrosch will appeal at the federation’s next convention.
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New York
Walter Dumrasel
Mutual
Aussex Pratective Union
Weber
American Federation of Alusicians
Thom Vosed
Shal P
New York Symphony Orchestra
Duarnioseh
Tie
Dame Voselht
Vice President Visit Touts Portland Exposition
Portland Oregon welcomed the vice president and congressional party for the Lewis and Clark Exposition opening. A guard of honor from the Fourth U.S. Cavalry escorted the visitors from the station through downtown to the fairgrounds where they toured the exposition with local hosts.
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Portland
Ore
Fairhiuks
Congressional
TL W
Faude Ant
Unitad
Bederic
Matehanks
Scores on the ball fields of Chisage and clubs
Baseball scores reported from multiple games across cities including Cincinnati versus Pittsburgh St Louis Attistary 35 at Boston Kil ldaphinav Haston at Brooklyn New York 3 Brooklyna U Allerivs At Climaze Detroit 0 Cleveland St. Lonik 4 Meveland V at Philadelphia New York S Philadelphia ds ad Washington Weindler Associations At Kansas City Milwaukee 8 Kansas City 2 at Indianapolis Pol edy 2 Indianapolis 6 at Columbus Louisville 1 Columbus 25 at St Paul Minneapolis 2 St Paul 3 Western At St Joseph Sioux City 6 St Joseph 0 at Denver Colorado Springs 0 Denver 6
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Chicago Wi
Cincinnati
Pittslurge
St. Louis
Boston
Killdaphinav
Haston O
Brooklyn
New York
The Japanese Red Cross as Seen by Anita Newcomb McGee
Anita Newcomb McGee writes that the Japanese Red Cross is the finest war relief organization, working in close coordination with military medical officers. She notes Japan’s system emphasizes efficiency, minimal cost, and constant self improvement, contrasting it with volunteer groups in the Spanish American War era. McGee recounts her role supervising Red Cross nurses in Japanese hospitals and observing their methods.
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Red Cross Society of
Japan
Ntifio
America
Wnd
Medleas Department
Mily
Japanese Red Cross Society
Jean
Red Cross
Red Cross Society
Anita Newcomb McGee
Century
Pearl Ownership Decided In Oyster Case At Tamburg Court
A New York World summary reports the Tamburg Germany supreme court deciding a pearl found in a restaurant oyster belongs to the man who paid for the oysters, though a young woman claimed it. The restaurant keeper sought the pearl, but the court ruled the finder’s claim against him. The owner of the oysters along with the paying companion share the final outcome.
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Supreme Court
Tamburg
Germany
Restauurant
New York World
Railway mileage comparison between England and America
Engkurd notes rail networks in England and America with England having one tenth as many miles of track as America. Trains on English rails covered a fraction of the distance hauled by American trains last year, with England around 400 million miles versus America’s 900 million miles.
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Engkurd
England
America
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