Colorado mine owners seek return of one million loan
A Denver dispatch reports Colorado mine owners, who financed about 1 million dollars for a militia during the mining strike, want their loan repaid as the state canvassing and courts handle a flood of contempt, criminal, and equity cases. The piece notes election fraud probes, party tensions, and the busy Colorado supreme court managing widespread election disputes.
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Contested Election Claims Stir Spanish Pueblo County
In an unsettled Denver scene the supreme court and county judge get involved as Democrats accuse Republicans of fraud in Huerfano county. Names cited include Juan de Dior Montes, Adavlin, Trinidad Trujillo, George Elmire, and Bening Archuelta with other officials named in the affidavits.
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Invention Huskes Standing Corn Near Bloomington Illinois
A new horsepower powered corn husking machine, tested near Bloomington Illinois, husks corn while stalks remain standing. It feeds stalks into rollers, lifts ears to husking rollers, and drops husks. Ears are moved to a wagon for transport. Limitations include missing fallen ears and some kernels left on stalks. The inventor expects refinements for large farms.
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Turmoil in Macedonia Reported With Local Killings and Arrests
Telegram dispatch from Belgrade cites ongoing chaos in Macedonia with Turks and Askars raiding villages. A priest and two Serbians are mistreated, several imprisoned, and two killed in a phonastery. Bulgarians kill a pro Turkish priest Antagora at I anitze. In Monaatir district nineteen insurgent bands operate in Resna district.
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Panic In Theater Sparks Stampede In Norfolk
A fire alarm was triggered by a blown electric light wire in the Norfolk Auditorium during a matinee. Panic broke out as exits were locked, causing women and children to be knocked down in the rush to escape. Few injuries were reported.
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Experimenting With Submerged Coal At Portamouth
Reports from the London Agency describe submerged coal trials begun about a thousand months ago at Portamouth. In May 1904, five crates of coal each with two fens were sunk in No 2 basin and a similar amount placed at the coal ing point in small heaps under terpaullns. Six months later submerged coal portions were raised and burned with land kept coal, showing higher calorific values for the combined fuels. A further test is planned for the preecot o ocasion.
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London Enginecy
Million Dollar Liquozone Vitalizer Fights Incurable Diseases
An advertising tale asserts Liquozone can cure nearly all diseases deemed incurable after two years of trials in the U.S. and abroad. It claims vast evidence of success, explains production as a gas-driven process, and offers free trials to prove vitality and germ-killing power.
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Philadelphia Medical College
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America
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Berth Wiseases
Hobedy
Reems
Panamas Wild First Independence Day Observance
A vivid panorama of Panama’s independence day celebrations shows parades in Venus and Paninia marked by patriotic fervor, native costumes, and street processions. The United States ship Dixie and the Panama line steamer City of Washington figure in the festive scene amid colorfully decorated venues and public demonstrations.
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Absolutely Free A Dollar Dyspepsia Cure
The text promotes a supposed free dyspepsia cure and explains a theory of bodily nerves, claiming “power nerves” control vital organs. It discusses the stomach being managed by the Solar Plexus and asserts nerves are delicate and separate from movement, thought, or action.
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Remedy Claim for Stomach Trouble by Dr Shoon's Raatorative
An advertisement offers Dr Shoon s Raatorative as a cure for stomach trouble claiming it reaches inner nerves and strengthens them. The text promises a free dollar bottle and a free book to prove sincerity, inviting readers to write for the offer and to try the medicine at no risk.
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