Dr Williams Pink Pills Helped Woman Recover Weight and Strength
Mia of St Alimas Maine credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing her anemia and gas filled stomach after bouts of vomiting backache and numb spells She reports gaining weight from 120 to 170 pounds and regaining full health after using the pills which are sold by druggists or sent postpaid by the Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady NY
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lendwehe
Theo Woolks
Wiliams
Dr. Williama Medicine Company
Schenectady
Natives Accused of Large Scale Sheep Theft
A Winburg farmer in the Orange River Colony claims natives steal 24 000 sheep per year in his district, estimating about 300 000 sheep are taken colony wide annually.
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Winburg
Orange River Colony
Deafness Cure Claim from Jonal Speen Advertised
An old advertisement asserts a universal cure for deafness through “constitutional remedies” and claims a ring of products, including Malis Caperrh Lure, can restore hearing. The text promotes a non scientifically supported treatment and lists Cheney & Co as a provider with circulars available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonal Speen
Ree
Ft. Cheney & CO
Lord Rothschild Says Europe Is Not For Sale In Tart Reply
Lord Rothschild, a leading figure in Jewish colonization planning, is described as the wealthiest and most famous banker. A tale recalls Jay Gould seeking an audience, only to be told in a sharp retort that Europe is not for sale.
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Lord Rothschild
Jay Gould
Gould
Lord Rothechild
Europe
Bounded Praises of Soap In Early Etiquette Guide
A early twentieth century etiquette writer argues soap improves complexion and daily bathing is the norm. The author mocks ancestors who washed rarely, noting guidance applies only to those in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adde
New Year's Calls and a Postum Promotion
Twenty five years ago New Year visits were lively with egg nog and applejack until excess arose. The piece notes cultural shift toward moderation and promotes Postum as a wholesome coffee substitute, citing a Staten Island doctor and his daughter who advocate it to Christmas and New Year callers. It ends with a plug for The Road to Wellville and the phrase There’s a reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staten Island
Wellville
President Roosevelt Enjoyed Panama and Porto Rico Voyage
President Roosevelt completed a lengthy sea voyage through Panama and Porto Rico and returned to Washington at 10:42 Monday night. He described the trip as very pleasant and said he is deeply impressed with the United States Navy and with Panama and Porto Rico. He noted the Panama Canal will be addressed in a forthcoming special message.
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Washington
Panama
Isthmus
Porto Rico
Roosevelt
United States
Panama Canal
Philadelphia Woman Charged in Wholesale Poisoning Case
Brid get Carey, 32, is accused of poisoning her husband Patrick and children Mary 8 Annie 6 and two tenants Cecelia Cook and Patrick Cook at 1942 Hamilton Street. Police say eleven months of deaths netted about 1000 in life insurance. Arrest followed death notices of her two children linked to poisoned candy.
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Philadelphia
Bridget Carey
Patrick
Mary
Annie
Cecelia Cook
Carey House
Hamilton Street
Carey
Experimental cholera study at Billbld prison proves fatal
Ten of twenty four prisoners inoculated with cholera virus die within days at Billbld prison. Dr. RK PF Strong of the bureau of science led the experiments. Investigators blame contamination with bubonic plague virus. Governor General Smith exonerates Strong and vows aid for families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Smith
Dr. Strong
Train robber negotiates confession in Missouri case
Marehall Mo. The bandit who held up the Chicago and Alton train between Glasgow and Slater was brought to the county jail and asked to plead guilty to burglary in exchange for a full confession. The prosecutor refused, and Randall Clade aged 21, an ex convict, faces potential death or long imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marehall
Glasgow
Slater
Missouri
Clade Randall
Expulsion Push Grows as Witte Remains in Russia
Monterarchists and reactionists failed to oust Count Witte, meeting in Moscow to urge the emperor to expel him. Witte’s revival of the Slave indicates he may become a factor. A Sochi dispatch notes his Caucasus estates and reports he may seek parliament, met with enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Count Witte
Russia
Moscow
Sochi
Caucasus
Tillman Speech Provokes Chicago Race Controversy
In Chicago Orchestra Hall Senator Tillman faced opposition from local Black residents who blocked his address but police protection kept the event going. He defended his race views claiming Caucasians superior and deriding Ethiopians as a burden carriers during his remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Colored Citiens of
United States
Benamin R. Tillman
Orchestra Hall
Senator Tillman
Tillman
Woman shoots husband in self defense in Kansas
Captain Horatio N. Read was killed at his home four miles southeast of Burlington. His wife, Mrs. Reed, said he threatened her with a corn knife and she fired five times, four bullets in his body and one through his head. They moved the body to a chicken house and then notified a neighbor. Mrs. Reed was arrested and jailed pending inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Kas
Horatio N. Read
Big Rise in Desertions Across U S Army
Washington reports a sharp jump in desertions for the year ended June 90 with 6 258 cases, 7 4 per cent of allied troops. Earlier years show far lower rates and field artillery leads with 9 2 per cent followed by cavalry at 7 8 per cent.
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Washington
Twenty-Six Perish In Canadian Coasting Vessel Wreck
A coasting steamship owned by the Crawford Tug company named J. H. Jones sank off Cape Cocker near Wiarton Ontario. Twelve crew members and an estimated sixteen passengers were aboard. Part of the cabin lifeboat and two bodies were found by Indians on the north shore of the Christian Islands. Rescue boats search for survivors and wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiarton
Ont
J. H. Jones
Crawford Tug Company
Locwl
Cape Cocker
Christian Islands
Woman to be Tried for Murder of Her Servant
Mrs. Emma Kaufmann wife of brewer Moses Kaufmann pleaded not guilty when arraigned in state circuit court on charges of murdering 16 year old servant Agnes Poltelsh employed by her Notice of continuance to a future term of court was given and proceedings had no sensational features
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Sioux Falla
8. D
Emma Kaufmann
Moses Kaufmann
Jones
State Circuit
Agnes Poltelsh
Mra. Kaufmand
Notlce
Attack on Harries House Sparks Tribal Clash
A number of Anghern tribesmen attacked the house outside the city formerly occupied by Walter B. Harries. Government troops defended the building and reports say several men were killed and others wounded. Harris had not lived there for two years due to frequent attacks. troops were provided by Raleull.
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Tangler
Thin City
Walter B. Harries
Troom
Aft
Harris
Mr. Harris
Raleull
Plat Not Afraid of Ouster Effort
Senator Patrick A. McCarren of Brooklyn visits Denver and declares he is unafraid of efforts to oust him from the New York state Democratic central committee. He says the charge against Hearette is untrue and that a law committee will protect his interests, questioning the organization’s right to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
New York State Democratic Central Committee
Ward
Patrick A. McCarren
Brooklyn
N. Y
Ciy
Law Committee
Appeal to Roosevelt on behalf of discharged soldiers
Charles W. Anderson and Emmet J. Scott visited President Roosevelt to urge restoration of honor for three companies of the Twenty-fifth infantry discharged after Browneyville Texas trouble. They argued for the innocent men to be rotated back into service.
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Washington
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Browneyville
Texas
Roosevelt
Charles W. Anderson
Internal Revenue
New York
Emmet J. Scott
Booker T. Washington
Farm Prosperity Soars Under 1906 Agricultural Growth
Secretary James Wilson reports a sweeping rise in farm wealth for 1906 with farm value near six billion dollars, led by corn and cotton with soy sugar beet gains. Exports reach a record nine hundred seventy six million, alongside stronger forest reserves and irrigation education nationwide.
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Washington
James Wilson
Middle West
Southwest
Unmasked and Slandered in Political Lexicon
Louis ville Courier Journal notes an odd exchange where unmasked targets are slandered and slandered supporters are labeled faithful. The piece explores the shifting use of terms in political rhetoric and loyalist framing.
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Louisville
Bourval
Philosophy of Riches and Self Denial
An excerpt discusses amassing wealth by denying desires and saving for an uncertain future. The piece reflects on ascetic discipline, the paradox of wealth and want, and the mindset attributed to frugal living from the Lowe Globe and Denis oral tradition.
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Lowe Globe
Denis Oral
Lecture on Japan Leaves Audience Puzzled
A confused printed excerpt shows a lecturer discussing Japan with garbled phrases. A young married woman asks eagerly what the Japanese do to plum jelly to make it sell, highlighting a misread moment from the discourse.
Utah Implement Co. Case Withdrawn Exonerates Officers
Public notice from Utah Implement Co. Salt Lake City states five stockholders' charges of mismanagement were unfounded and withdrawn. Investigation found no fault with officers, case dismissed, company remains insolvent but continues operations with support from supporters. Signed by M B Whitney president.
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Utah Implement Company
Salt Lake
Owsing
Utah Implement Co
M. B. Whitney
Deadly Southern Punch and Atlanta Recreation
A quip about dangerous punch compares New York and Atlanta scenes with a traveling party. The southern man boasts an elaborate artillery punch rumored to resemble lemonade, noting he woke four days later after the trip, per the New York Press.
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New York
Atlanta
N. Y
Shakespeare admired by actors in playful exchange
Mr. Stormington Barnes notes that many actors admire Shakespeare while others focus on how the bard would admire their performances if he could see them on stage. The remark frames actors as aware of Shakespearean esteem and self-application.
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Shakespeare
Insane Woman Threatens Rockefeller for Million Dollar Demand
Mrs Rose Delvna Beauvois Handfeld forty is arrested in front of Guardian Trust offices on a Rockefeller blackmail warrant. Police magistrate authorized the arrest. Husband Herman Handeld says she has acted peculiarly and she may be sent to an asylum.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Rose Delvna Beauvois Handfeld
Guardian Trust Company
Lower Broadway
Herman Handeld
Factory Blown to Atoms in Westphalia Explosion
A reburst factory near Wit ton Westphalia exploded Wednesday evening and was wiped from the face of the earth. Many killed, unascertained but likely over fifty. About 100 wounded rushed to hospitals as the blast was heard across the region. Adjacent Annen suffered window destruction and widespread damage.
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Derlin
Witton
Westphalia
Annen
Man's Whole Duty by Lord Lytton on Truth and Duty
A reflection on a man's obligation to truthfulness and justice. The piece asserts that a man fulfills his duty by being truthful, just, merciful, and kind within his family and beyond, regardless of recognition or reach of his deeds.
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Lord Lytton
Imitating Life in Fruit Debacle
A quirky line notes Neva commenting on Wizard Burbank's claim of an apple bred to be sweet on one side and sour on the other. The remark underlines a humorous, ironic take on innovation and gullibility.
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Neva
Burbank
Railway Agent Notice From Warren In Salt Lake City
A dated rail transit notice from Warren agent of the T and 8 F Ry based at 411 Dooly Building Salt Lake City Utah cites rates and dates including November 20 and December, with references to Idaho and Missouri river points and coastal routes via Santa Fe.
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Utah
Idaho
Santa Fe
Oden
Belt Lake City
Missouri River
Cine Des Op
Ager Ea Bt
Wavile
Gale
Dee
Bath
Iterature
Warren
F. Ry
Dooly Bik
Salt Lake City
Modern novels and middle class focus in fiction
The London Lady notes that modern readers prefer works centered on the middle class rather than the rich or great. It argues that many successful novels feature clerks, Scottish ministers, journalists, actresses, and novelists, while the Disraeli type declines.
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Netlon
Coasters
Disraeli
London
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United States Navy
Witte
Bays
Kansas
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Secretary of Agriculture
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Rockefeller
Townsend
Union Assay
Lars City
Main ST
Doalere
Rowe, Morris, Summerhays Co
Salt Lake City, Utah
Fairbanks-Morse
Fairbanks, Morse
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