Butter and Fruits Aid Diet of American College Girls
Government dietary experts examined college dining at Lake Erie and Fargo to gauge a female diet. They found girls crave sweets, eat more fruit when offered, and consume butter heavily. protein comes mainly from meat and beans are less preferred.
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Lake Erie College
Ohio
Commons
Middle West
Massachusetts
Lake Erie
Fargo
In.d
Norway
Onjfaria
Kansas
Iowa
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Northakota
Giet
Bernice Kelley Sentenced for Stolen Goods
Bernice Kelley was sent to the works for seven months on a Thursday for stealing a music box and a toilet set. The charges involved theft of the listed items.
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Bernice’ Kelley
Widower Marries After Ten Hours From Matrimonial Ad
In Leavenworth Kansas Henry Rolfs sixty four and Miss Josephine Melvin thirty nine wed within ten hours of meeting after a matrimonial ad led them from Boston to Onaga. They married at 6:25 am and soon moved to Onaga. The couple’s rapid match followed a notice seeking matrimony and a swift face to face courtship.
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Leavenworth
Henry Rolfs
Onago
Kas
Rolfs
Miss Melvin
Mr. Rolfs
Chicago
Melvin
Kansas
Boston
Rolls
Josephine D. Melvin
Mrs. Rolfs
Onaga
Mass
Missouri Pacific
Kansas City
F. A. Rolfs
Wuerth
Edward
Oliver
Mark Hanna
Remarkable Black Wool Suit Worn by President McKinley
Washington reports a suit of clothes made from 70 black wool sheep wool that never touched dye and was crafted by George W. Peterson of Austerlitz New York. Peterson gifted cloth to Senator Platt and others, offering no sale of the rare material.
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Washington
McKinley
George W. Peterson
Peterson
Senator Platt
Austerlitz
N. Y
Judge Cowell at Derby Methodist Dinner
Judge George H. Cowell of the district court spoke at a Derby Methodist dinner on “The layman as a legislator.” He defended his Methodist devotion while critiquing historical figures and church relations, noting modern courts would broaden testimony in biblical cases and questioning Wesley’s views on women.
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Waterbury
Conn
George H. Cowell
District Court
Derby
Abraham
Hagar
David
George Washington
Wesley
Wood Alcohol in Jamaica Ginger Ties Blinding Cases
Prosecutions likely against two Baltimore druggists for selling Jamaica ginger adulterated with wood alcohol. The tainted mixture caused total blindness in several victims, spurring medical papers and plans to sue druggists and push a pure drug law at the next Maryland legislature session.
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Baltimore
Maryland
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Jamaica
Herbert Harlan
Battle With An Eagle In Maine Barnyard
Rufus Berry of East Machias fought a woolly eight foot winged eagle that had previously attacked a farmer’s sheep. Berry shot the bird, the eagle rose and attacked him, but he killed it with a club after a half hour of fierce fighting. The mounted eagle was sold to a Milwaukee museum.
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Bangor
Maine
Washington County
Rufus Berry
East Machias
Berry
Marmer Berry
Milwaukee
Wilde Novel Claimed as English Woman Letters Author
The Advertiser asserts Oscar Wilde wrote An English Woman's Love Letters, a work published anonymously that has sparked much debate over authorship.
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Dundee
The
Advertiser
Oscar Wilde
Railroads offer reduced round trips to Buffalo Pan American Expo
Railroads will sell tickets to the Buffalo Pan American exposition at one and one third fare for the round trip good for 15 days, plus two dollars for a six day limit. Revere gales continue along New England coast. pney W Va said K on his arm Says it will do more work than no horse.
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Revere
New England
Pney
Secret Five Years Marriage Reunited Couple In Rockford
Miss Myrtle L. North of Rockford and Virgil Healy of Chicago secretly wed years ago at Beloit College Wisconsin. Healy later found work as a stenographer with B&O and Northwestern railroads. Healed by parental approval they now reunite as a married couple, content with their years apart.
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Rockford
Myrtle L. North
Virgil Healy
Chicago
Healy
Beloit College
Wisconsin
Here
Miss North
Beloit
B. & O. Railroad
Northwestern Railroad
Stage Struck Girl Inherits Big Fortune in New York State
Miss Edith Wilber, a Syracuse area school girl and grandchild of the late David Wilber, has been awarded 7 000 acres of real estate valued between 300 000 and 400 000 dollars after four years of litigation. The property spans Otsego Schoharie and Delaware counties and includes Crumhorn summer resort. She plans further education in drama, aiming for the stage after seminary studies.
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Wilber
Otsego
Schoharie
Delaware
Court of Appeals
Albany
Miss Wilber
David Wilber
Oneonta
Fdith Wilber
Skrum
Miss Wilbur
Crumhorn
Otsego County
Cerenovia Seminary
Edna May Company
Senator Agnew Suffers After Train Fall
Senator Agnew worsens after a fall from a Monon train near Lees station. He was confined to bed most of Thursday and has remained mostly in bed since the accident. He attended key committee meetings briefly but endures shock and pain from frozen toes.
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Agnew
Lee's Station
Yaqui Prison Break Amid Rebel Raids Reported
In Hermosillo Sonora several hundred Yaqui Indians captured by federal forces have broken prison and raided ranches reports say. Several prominent ranchmen have been killed and bands of peaceful indians have rejoined the rebels.
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City OF Mexico
Sonora
Hermosillo
Carrie Nation Returns to Kansas to Resume Activism
The hatchet brigade of home defenders and about a hundred supporters welcomed Carrie Nation back in Topeka on Thursday afternoon. Nation said she is ready to resume her work in Kansas after her Chicago trip.
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Topeka
Kas
Hatchet Brigade
The
Home Defenders
Carrie Nation
Chicago
Nation
Kansas
Marriage at Madrid Palace Unites Bourbon Lines
At the royal palace on Thursday morning Dona Marffn de las Mercedes de Bourbon y Hapsburg, princess of Asturias, wed Prince Charles Bourbon in a ceremony attended by the royal family and Spanish aristocracy.
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Madrid
Royal Palace
Dona Marffn de Las Mercedes de Bourbon Y Hapsburg
of the Asturias
Prince Charles Bourbon
Fresh clashes in Valencia town amid police confrontation
Valencia on February 16 reports a fresh collision between police and the populace. Several people are killed or wounded. In Grenada troops cannot quell the disorder and may be recalled.
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Valencia
Grenada
Queen Victoria and Chloroform Birth Moment Sparked Medical Debate
The British Medical Journal recalls Queen Victoria's 1853 use of chloroform during the birth of the Duke of Albany, administered by Dr John Snow. The piece notes fierce opposition, public controversy in Philadelphia, and the queen's courage and influence in popularizing anesthesia.
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Queen Victoria
British Medical Journal
Duke of Albany
John Snow
Philadelphia
England
James Y. Simpson
Kirkbride's
Senator Charles pushes rail subsidy fight in Grant county election
Senator Charles vows to end railroad subsidies and oppose a local vote in Grant county on funding the Cincinnati Richmond and Muncie railroad. The House killed a bill limiting subsidies to 1 percent. On Thursday he introduces a bill preventing a second election within a year after a subsidy is defeated. Railroads are accused of using repeated elections to win approval.
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Grant County
Cincinnati, Richmond
A Breakfast Remedy That Restores Appetite
A business man recalls years of light breakfasts until Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets revived his appetite after meals. He notes relief from nervous dyspepsia and that a 60 cent box lasts a month, making it a worthwhile investment for digestion and daily vigor.
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Stuart
Clock and Gavel Debate Lawmaker Bills and Inaction
The Clock of the House questions how legislators explain time spent in the capital. The Gavel notes many introduced bills with few outcomes, highlighting Trout, Myler, Parrett, and others, while King and Bonham show limited or stalled activity.
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Liccense
Trout
Dr. Passage
Peru
Myler
Parrett
Henry Marshall
Bonham
Judiciary
King
Tesla’s Wireless Ocean Signal Plant Plans Confirmed
New York Sun editorial notes Nikola Tesla has completed plans for an ocean signaling wireless telegraph plant and has chosen a site with work to begin immediately. Projected eight months to perfect the apparatus. it cites Tesla’s claim as potentially groundbreaking, while expressing doubt about realization.
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New York
The
New York Sun
Tesla
the Sun
Nikola Tesla
Slaby
Berlin
Burned and Maimed Assistance in Washington Pioneer Workman
A woodcutter named John Greer sleeping by a campfire near Endicott, Washington, suffered severe burns over his back legs and hips when flames stripped his skin. Naked and two miles from a house, he dragged himself along a road to Dr. Clough’s doorstep and was taken to Colfax’s St. Agnace hospital. Surgeons expect recovery from serious, painful injuries despite the extreme burns and exposed flesh. Greer, about five years old, received clothing at Endicott and anesthetic relief as he endures intense pain.
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Greer
Dr. Clough
St. Agnace’s Hospital
Endicott
Clough
For Rent Rooms Column From The Sun
Classified note from The Sun listing rooms for rent. Free listings note availability, general location hints, and contact prompt for seekers.
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