New Mayor Adams Seeks Buffalo Reform in Budget Push
Buffalo news reports Adam, a department store magnate and city’s third largest taxpayer, began his mayoralty with a reform agenda. He ordered a special council review of finances, opened committees to the public, and called for bonding or writing off debts to reduce taxes. He oversees a nonpartisan charter effort to simplify departments to single heads.
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Is Disease a Crime Editorial on health and blame
A magazine editorial argues disease could be criminally charged while warning against harshly blaming the sick or overworked individuals. It cites contagious illnesses, cancer, and conditions from heavy labor and confinement, urging understanding and humane treatment alongside medical remedies like Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women.
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Estate of Kinihat value tops four million dollars
Special to The Sun from Chicago reports the estate of W. W. Kinihat, revander of the Kin Hai Phung company, shows almost four million dollars in assets. The final accounting increases the estate value from four million to about 4,409,009 after January 1905 probate events and a state fee rise of 1,409.
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The Salvation Army Leases Sproul Opera House Sparta
The Salvation Army has leased the Sproul Opera House in Sparta, Indiana, effectively removing theater from the town and leaving Sparta without a functioning playhouse.
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Gift From The King A Private Jewel Offer
The king and queen will present a personal gift to Albert Roosevelt from Milan. A jewelry establishment is cited as the likely source of the item. The gesture appears to be a private royal offering with other rulers making similar presentations.
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Morrell Sees Drowning After Break in Ice
A Morrell teenager, 16, was lost in a river after breaking through ice while skating near Bock land. Marty schoolchildren witnessed the drowning and aided Bisa, confirming Morrell’s fall into the water.
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Pittsburg Mills Death List Echoes Great Battle
Pittsburg Fa February report compares industrial deaths to Gettysburg losses with 3790 plus fatalities yearly in mills and railways. It cites guardrail and machinery dangers, unsafe crane and belt setups, and lack of signals, urging higher safety to curb deaths in the mills.
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Deadly factory toll rises amid inspection drive
A readerly report notes frequent deadly accidents at multiple factories with several workers killed or injured daily. The piece cites labor inspectors and a government inquiry, highlighting fatalities, near misses, and ongoing factory safety concerns across industrial districts.
Millionaire Robert Hughes Celebrates With Friends
Special to The Lune reports Robert Hughes finishing work and sharing good news with a group of friends. The fragmented text mentions wealth, prospects, and personal events, including references to his status and future plans.
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Wedding Couples Promise Quiet Life After Heirs’ Fortune
A Belfast Ire report recounts Robert Hughes and his wife planning a modest life after news of an inheritance worth between £600,000 and £11,000,000 reaches their family. The story notes a legal mess in New Jersey over equal division among heirs including Gedrick Hughes and others, with relatives in Baltimore and a will contested as the settlement unfolds.
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How Athletes Keep Strong and Healthy
Article extols wheat as vital for athlete strength and recovery. It claims whole wheat nutritional elements rebuild blood, muscle, tissue, bone, and brain. Malta Vita wheat is praised as a superior, nourishing food. groceries sell it at ten cents each.
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Wedding of Chartee Diltog and Miss Rave Lafarne
The marriage of Chartee Diltog, noted football player, to Miss Rave Lafarne occurred amid a grand ceremony at a city theater with military escort and entertainment. The event featured receptions and a later wedding procession through civic venues, drawing notable guests and a dramatic interruption by unexpected illness.
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Cranberries praised for health value by early expert
A fragment notes a woman who studied health extolling cranberries as highly healthful, claiming daily use. The text also advertises a laxative product with a refund promise and a signature line for E. W. Groves.
Persian Etiquette Forges Rules On Dining Hierarchy
A fragment describes a Persian dining custom where a superior dines with an inferior. The inferior should be held at arm's length, fed with care, and placed in the dish exactly as arranged, with precise ceremonial handling of the food and seating.
Grandfather's Cure for Constipation Propaganda
An advertisement extols Cascarets as the safe timeless remedy for constipation. It contrasts Cascarets with cathartics, castor oil, and physic, claiming they strengthen bowels, avoid stomach upset, and act like a wood-saw or ten mile walk for digestion while fitting in a pocket. The copy touts the product from The Steeling Remedy Company, Chicago or New York addresses, urging readers to carry a box for ready use.
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Winsome Miss From the South Little Miss Munoz
A northern era portrait of Miss Munoz daughter of Sevor Don Jorge Munce a Guata minister noted for her southern grace and dance. The piece praises her beauty and predicts her social arrival in Washington society amid contrasting backgrounds of other children.
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Children of the Castellanes Seek Divorce Details
The article names the Castellane children George Doni and Jay, detailing their mother Countess of Castellane once Anca Gould and a divorce case with the Count. It notes George and Jay visiting their aunt Helen Gould in Paris as part of the fragmented report.
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Free Trial Coupon Offer from Golisn Specie
A garbled notice offers a free trial package of Golisn Specie mailed in a plain wrapper after the recipient mails name and address. It instructs cutting out the coupon and sending it to Dr W Haines at Glenn Building in Cincinnati Ohio for testing and evaluation.
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