Cholera death toll rises in Alexandropol streets
A Mis and Traxton Lubben dispatch report that cholera and hunger kill about 25 people daily in Alexandropol Armenia. Evivan and Alexandropol show 68 and 141 cases with around 20 percent fatality. survivors crowded in camps as Near East relief seeks aid and grain amid Persian embargo fears.
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Alexandropol
Constantinople
Armenia
Mis
Traxton Lubben
Indiummpolis
Ind
Mar
Hibben
Near Mast
Russia
Moscow
Ascanus Mooravian
Sarkis Srubeonian
Charles V. Vickery
Near East Relief
Persia
American student discovers rare mosaic in forgotten cathedral near Rome
An American student, Harry Sternfeld of Pittsburgh, uncovers a forgotten cathedral mosaic masterpiece during a study trip. The finding highlights a hidden historic work discovered several miles from Rome, bringing attention to an overlooked site and its artistic value.
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American Academy
Commod Mosarea
Trome
Civita
Castellina
Coamod
Sternfeld
Forgotten Cathedral
Rome
Harry Sternfeld of
Wittsburgh
English firm seeks patent on American flag in Buenos Aires
A complaint notes that manufacturers face trademark theft when entering South America. An English firm reportedly sought patent rights on the U S flag in Buenos Aires but the application was denied. In Washington three counterfeit federal reserve notes were detected, a $50 Kansas City note, a $20 Richmond note, and a $10 Boston note, with a public warning issued.
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South America
Buenos Aires
Argentina
South Amerca
Washington
Federal Reserve
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Richmond
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Bank of Boston
Cow Lassoes Aged Man in His Yard in New Jersey
In Freehold New Jersey Frederick Carton of Taveret described as Monmouth county oldest Civil War veteran was nearly dragged to death by a cow tethered by a chain in his front yard while he weeded. His son intervened rescuing him. Carton who lost an arm in battle survived.
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Freehold
N. J
Frederick Carton
Taveret
Monmouth County
First Christmas Card Origin Claimed by Three Men
The exchange of Christmas greeting cards is a recent custom with claims of invention by Rev. Edward Brediey QGuthbert Bede J C Thorsley R A and the late W CG Dobson R A Bede printed a card in 1845 and a Newcastle firm sold designs in 1847 while Horsley designed a card in 1846 for Sir Harry Coke of Summerty’s Printing House Old Bond Street One thousand copies were printed and a survivor sold for about £50 Ac cording to some authorities Mr Dobson was the first in the field Old-Fashioned Doughnuts recipe included with ingredients and steps for making dough and frying kept dough fresh for a week
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Edward Brediey
Qguthbert Bede
J. C. Thorsley
R. A
W. CG. T. Dobson
R. A. Cuthbert Bede
Newcastle
7. G. Horsley
Sir Harry Coke
Summerty
Old Bond Street
Dobson
Westminster Gazette
Prompt Settlement Christmas Party Debt Note
A fragment shows a speaker thanking Cousin Jack for helping decorate a room for a Christmas party and inviting him to come closer under the mistletoe to settle additional charges. The terse line hints at an implied romantic or flirtatious undertone in a social setting.
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Jack
Beads Gift Pleases Youngsters and Kindergartners
For youngsters, colored beads are enjoyed and a gift box of assorted colored glass beads is suitable. These beads support kindergarten work and are inexpensive.
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Hileman’s Garage
Ellis Mill
Mother
Clymer National Bank
Clymer, PA
U. S. Flag
Tom
Alice
Rtm
First National Bank
Cherry Tree
Cherry Tree, PA
State of
Pennsylvania
THE
Indiana Progress
Ian
Magazié Mete
Weo
Ea Resipilas
Uils
J.J. Stewart & Co
Eden
Me Faclory
Indiana County
Stewart &Co
Iana Pat
Yance
Sutter Hardware Co
Homer City
Marion Center Hardware Co
Marion Center
H. E. Bence & Sons
Dixonville
A. W. Hargett
Blairsville
Dobie
Gillespie Eden Corporation
J. M. Stewart & CO
Big WA
Indiana
Ogi
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