Count Boni de Castellane Fathers on Sagan Duel Talk
Paris reports the aristocratic dispute over Count Boni de Castellane and Prince de Sagan intensifies. The Marquis defends his son amid rumors of Anna Gould and Sagan, recounting a church incident where Sagan insulted Boni and Boni repaid with a parried strike and a club-blow.
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Paris
France
Helle de Sagan
Count Boni de Usstellane
Anna Gould
Marquis de Castellane
Count Boni
Prince de Sagan
St. Pierre de Chaillot
Errington
de Sagan
Mme
Monsieur
Church
Warns Public Against Grip and Pneumonia
Public health notice cites 1202 pneumonia deaths and 126 influenza deaths in one month. Health adviser Samuel G Tracy outlines ten preventive rules including oral hygiene, breathing clean air, and a home antiseptic mouthwash made from boracic acid thymol salt baking soda and wintergreen with hydrogen peroxide guidance while stressing daily use after meals or at night.
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New York City
The
Health Board
Durieg
Samuel G, Tracy
Lynch Law Record Lower For The Year 1907
A historical tally lists offenses leading to lynching across seventeen states and one territory, noting varied motives from theft of seventy five cents and social transgressions to rape and murder. The report records numerous cases including assaults on white women by implying connections to victims and families, with Iowa Oklahoma and Nebraska new additions to the year’s list.
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Eesen
Sataerrrals
Iowa
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Alabama
New Orleans
Lynch
Bath
Apne
Arkangas
Gabettae
Novako
Lorida
North Carolina
Longevity Claim Tied to Ottoman Era Official
London reports a Constantinople source asserting Turkey leads in extraordinary lifespans with Hadji Reif, said to be 184 years old, living at Keni Baghtha and a former military school bookbinder at Pancaldi for eighty years, whose father reportedly died at 142 as a government official.
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London
Constantinople
Preas
Ottoman Empire
Hadji Reif
Keni Baghtha
Pancaldi
Big Saddle Horse Sold for Taft Purchase
A McDonough County man sold his six year old black saddle horse to a Chicago firm seeking a mount for Secretary of War William H. Taft. The horse, bought a year earlier in Missouri, cost $1000 and weighs enough to carry a 300 pound man.
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Taft
Bloomington
A. T. Ewing
McDonough County
Chicago
William H. Taft
Missouri
Mr. Ewing
Spirit of the Lord's Day Sunday sermon urges balance
Rev Grover G Mills argues Sunday should be cheerful and flexible, not a rigid legalistic rule. He warns against overemphasis on puritanic observance, calls for public sentiment and reasonable laws, and promotes rest that renews rather than confines.
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Brooklyn
Grover G. Milla
Pilgrim Chapel
Mills
Jesus
God
Turibius
Boord
Christian Hbert
New York
Burke
Lis
Mirth and Medicine in a Earnest Life
A brief passage by Arnot extols mirth as a recovery aid after great toil. It argues that cheerful dialogue helps restore mind and body for those bearing heavy cares, condemning frivolity but praising measured mirth as a natural healer for earnest lives serving God or humanity.
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Arnot
Feminine News Notes Headlines Span Society and Industry
A Chicago policewoman is noted alongside stories of a Granby Massachusetts mouse farm owner and English marriage trends. Notables include Lord Kelvin's $5,000,000 estate bequest to his widow, Mrs Eddy's planned million-dollar poor relief institute, and Countess of Yarmouth challenging marriage nullification. Also covered are Carnegie's pension aid, New York smoking ban for women in public venues, and Detroit Methodists naming Jane Bancroft Robinson to lead lay delegates. An Indiana cookery recipe concludes the column.
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Chicago
Abbie Lathrop
Granby
Masa
Countess of Yarmouth
Alice Thaw
Pittsburg
Earl of Yarmouth
Andrew Carnagie
Margaret Morrison Carnegie
Indiana
Tim Sullivan
New York City
Victorian Eugenie
Spain
Europe
Mathodrats
Detroit
Mich
Jane Bancroft Robinson
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Finger Mark Removal For Doors And Wallpaper Tips
Cleaning advice notes removing finger marks from painted doors with a clean cloth dipped in paraffin, followed by rinsing in cold water and polishing. Light wallpaper marks may improve with gentle rubbing, while accidental water spills are unlikely to cause damage.
Unshorn Southwest Travel Report Alleges Natives Eat Whole Silk
Travelers through the unshorn Southwest report a bizarre claim that the oxspies are so condensd that the natives eat hen whole sile with a teaspoot. The text appears as garbled OCR with nonsensical terms but suggests a sensational local rumor about unusual customs and travelers' impressions.
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Ricahmond
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Maurice Ketter
New York Evening World
Count Dantell Jane-Prince Dé Sagan
Count Bonis
Samuel G. Tracy
G& Mills
Emocrat
Franklin Sansom
the Democrat’s Clubbing List
National Stockman
Farmer
Democrat
Commoner
New York Daily World
New York Sunday World
Wee World
Pittsburg Daily Post
Philadelphia Daily North American
Pittsburg Evening Sum
Pittsburg Evening Telegraph
Democrat World
the Democrat
Church Street
W. S. Daugherty
Philadelphia St
J. Mood Clark
Maraball Building
David Blair
Philadelphis Street
John N. Banks
Omlee
Banke
Philadelphia
John H. Pierce
Ores
Cunningham Building
Philadelphia Street
John H. Hill
OmMes ix
Farmer's Goxk
Court Plate Ludiane
Harry W. Fee
George J. Feit
Marshal
Amisgal
M. C. Watson
Omoes Ta Deper Bank
Tomb
Farmer's Bank
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