Get My Book for the Sick. Do Not Send Money
A physician advertises Dr Shoop restoration claiming it cures nerve and vitality weaknesses. Offers a month trial at no cost if readers request a book and list of locations. Emphasizes testimonials and guarantees repayment if no improvement, urging readers to send for the book and prescription details.
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Dy. Bhnop
Dr. Shoop
Leon
Phivatcian
Shoop
Borook & Tur
Racloe
Wie
No Loafing In Ward Four Bathroom At Hospital
Fragmentary youth restroom scene in ward four at Ain Hy hospital hints at rule breaking. An inmate recalls the space offering freedom of speech and relief through loud language, noting allowed pollution of language while nurses supposedly cannot intervene.
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Ain Hy Hospital
Canger
One Robber Killed in St Louis Store Hold Up
Kos Cassava druggist Paul W Deichmann woke from sleep after his dog barked and confronted two armed robbers in his store. A gunfight followed leaving one robber dead from a head wound and Deichmann wounded. Police reported the other robber fled. The dead man has not been identified.
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ST. Louis
Paul W. Deichmann
Kos Cassava
Ador
Deichmann
Rebbers
Delute Mann Wan Het
Alice Ferguson Subdues Intruder in Flat Banister Scene
In New York on January 24, Alice Ferguson, 34, woke to a break in her flat. After leaping from bed she pursued intruders into the dining room, aiding a trio pursued by one attacker. Police promptly detained a suspect as neighbors aided Mrs. Ferguson. Also, the National Editorial Association set its 19th annual meeting for St. Louis on May 18.
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New York
Alec Fergus
Big Vok
Miz Feegan
Br. Lars
Jane
National Editorial Association
St. Louis
Legislative
Weamsday
Appleton Catholic Societies Form One Anti Profanity Union
The AntiCussing Society EMARINETTS Wis reports that Roman Catholic groups from Appleton New York have united into a single society with about a thousand members to promote abstaining from profanity.
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Emarinetts
Wis
Appleton
Landis Endorses Roosevelt in House Speech
Indiana congressman Charles B. Landis lauded Theodore Roosevelt in a one hour address, declaring support for Roosevelt’s nomination and predicting his November election. Landis said Roosevelt faced critics, faced every issue, and earned the trust of the people as the Republican banner would soon bear his name at the national convention.
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Washington
Charles B. Landis
Indiana
House
Roosevelt
Lanaig
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Republican Party
Tte
Bread box thefts alarm New York readers in 1893
In a 1893 New York starved era report, Indianapolis police note bread thefts from doors and bread boxes. Ed Steele of Bryce baking company reports daily losses, with five loaves stolen Wednesday from multiple city locations, prompting concern over public hunger and crime.
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Starvation Times
New York City
Indianapolis
Ed Steele
Bryce Baking Company
Wedneejay
S. Davidson
Washingtons
New Yorkest
Twenty-third-st
Arenalava
Vathern Huck
Ang Park-ave
Poor Old Caspar Bach Dies at City Hospital
Caspar Bach a German elderly immigrant died Tuesday at 10 p.m. in City hospital with Dr Brown at his side. In his final hours he whispered I gueee I’m going thu time for gurn ogtor and spoke of loneliness among ward parents. He came to the city in the mid 1800s from Germany and faced a quiet farewell amid sympathy and pity from those who knew him.
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Caspar Bach
Dr. Brown
Ogtor
Casnaraid
Thia Ward
Alt
Caspar Kayh Wie
S. Meridian
Carnation Day Observed in New York Aprons and Carnations
Carnation Day is celebrated in New York on January 2, honoring President McKinley whose birthday is observed as the occasion. The Carnation League, formed after the president’s assassination, has 28,798 city members who will wear a pink carnation on Friday in memory of the late leader.
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New York
McKinley
Flooded Terre Haute area trapped families face freezing hardship
Reports from the Eel River bottom describe many people imprisoned in upper rooms of houses by floodwaters. A levee breach sent water surging, cutting access and leaving families in zero weather without fire. Horses and cattle froze dead in advancing ice, and stock losses were heavy.
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Terre Haute
Tnd
Cold weather drives mercy to dangerous box baggage
In Mentor Minnesota Tillie Hanson strapped into a shipping box to save railroad fare to Bue for North Dakota. Two hours on a bitter platform left her crammed and freezing until station staff freed her. The Mul details suggest poverty drove the act and the husband faced penalties for improper travel.
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Pal
Minn
Jam
Mentor
Bue
N. D. Mre
Tillie Hanson
Natrick
Bevame
Eminent Doctor Says Drugs Won't Cure Pheumonia
Dr Bevan, a high standing Chicago physician, told the Chicago medical group that drug treatment is sometimes useless for pneumonia. The profession agrees on the need for public aid and further search for a better remedy while acknowledging no definite cure exists.
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Chicago
Wil
Bevan
Chicago Medical Step
Remeoy KnwAn
Names Link to Schafer Murder Investigation In Indiana
The article lists many people tied to the Schafer murder inquiry. It identifies agene Sutherland a Indianapolis advertising worker and several acquaintances including Eva Love Luther Tane Mrs Johnson and Dr Precland as personal connections to Sutherland and to the case. The piece notes Hedger’s removal from the investigation and questions his involvement.
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Agene Sutherland
Mme Arties Naw
Schafer
Belford
Miss Schafer
Iav Reftger
Ika
Luther- Tane
Eva Love
Sehefer
Sutherland
Johnson
D. Y. Johnson
Sutherland’s
Hedger
Carriers Thaw Frozen Mail Boxes in Cold Weather
In extreme cold, postal carriers struggle as mailboxes freeze shut. Carriers use small alcohol torches to thaw and open boxes where houses are scattered and conditions are harsh. This method helps prevent prolonged closure of mail receptacles during severe frost.
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Post Office Department
Money and Steam Lost in Race with Death
A fragmentary obituary note describes Mrs. Charles Clark West Jerome and family amid a fatal illness. It mentions a Montana senator’s eldest son racing to aid his wife, with references to trains, snowstorms, and a river of rapid news from Tupeta to Chicago.
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WoOlark
Lark
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Tupeta
Kya
Nep
Vtunthy
Clark West Jerome
Wits Bors
Querane
Mhieae
Lake Bhore
Minile
New York
Kase Cis
Tome
Bainsis
Prairies
Chieigo
Three suicides and travels mark odd world tour
In Ann Arbor Dr W D Saune ders shot himself believing his mind unbalanced. In Cadiz Imre Achuth, newlyweds, killed himself at his bride's side. In St Louis MacFrank Schmidt, aged 2, died by shooting himself during financial woes. A Persian dignitary, Azeem Khan Atabric Azam, and other Persian officials passed through Chicago on a round the world pilgrimage.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
W. D. Sauneders
Cadiz
Imre Achuth
ST. Louis
MacFrank Schmidt
CU Ago
Jan Tk
Fu4 Excellency
AL Aagane Khan
Dawson to Die on Gallows in Paris Case
Frank Dawson, condemned for the murder of Anna Hartman, has been rezoned to death by hanging. A request for a new trial was denied on Friday, March 1.
Washington Sidelights and Postmaster Changes
Washington notes announce Poetmaster at Winona Indiana to receive 1000 dollars yearly Alta Stoddard named postmaster at Buterville Indiana John J Lowrey appointed postmaster at Montesuma Iowa Republicans in the state endorse Roosevelt for renomination Senate foreign relations committee reports favorably on the Cuban treaty Interior Department receives letters from Manila about Budhi news from Indians Joe Eben Wolcott of Indians sent letters to the interior department about Budhi news arriving from Manila
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Winona
Ind
Alta Stoddard
Buterville
John J. Lowrey
Montesuma
Imaha
Roosevelt
Senate
Joe Eben Wolcott
Budi
Manils
Death at the Wires: Operator Waller Gray Found
Wiring misfortune and blizzard claimed operator Waller Gray who died at his key Saturday night and was found Wednesday in a frame shack, body frozen. Winniper operator received a fractured message and tried to reach Elwood as three days of blockade ended with the grim discovery. The blizzard hampered relief as three men broke through to recover the body.
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Gray
Ben
End of the Lockout in Pittsburgh Area Builds Tension
End of the lockout in TITTSHURG Pennsylvania signals a move toward an eight hour work day as arbitration is sought. Employers keep the right to hire non union workers while plumbers strikes have cost workers about 750000 dollars in pay. Indictments are returned against eight union men in Chicago for actions during the strikes on the city railway. A Madrid report notes discovery of an infernal machine during a Saturday incident near Alfonso’s palace.
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Tittshurg
Dam
Dee
Nununion New
Wemen
Chicago, Jan. W
The
Land Jury
Chicago City Railway
Child Runs Away From Home Incident in Indianapolis
A report notes a girl named Mary, who ran away from home and later returned amid a disrupted scene at a playhouse. Her mother endured grief as the child pledged never to leave again, with a sitter and playhouse event referenced as context.
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Cincinnati
Dan
Wiltiks
Mary
To Stop Alto Racing in Columbus G Jan
A historical snippet discusses proposed limits on automobile speeds in Ohio public highways and cities. It questions whether track racing could exceed 90 miles per hour and mentions a potential senator's overture affecting racing regulations. The fragment emphasizes speed control and racing legality within the state.
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Alto
Columble
Wilcome
Ohio
di Oe Benator
Girl Student Posed as a Man at Princeton
Reports from TRENTON New Jersey describe a Princeton University student who, while posing as a man, allegedly neared the end of her course before an incident at the infirmary disclosed she would not graduate. The rumor spread through campus as inquiries were made, with officials denying the claims. The girl, said to be in the classical course in her junior year, reportedly felt ill and did not return to campus.
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Trenton
N. J
Princeton University
Tsoutidaus
Wes
Ultesea
Pregnent
Hiana
Fire Hits Tin Plant in Pittsburgh Incident
A fire at the Monopenho Unepllite tin plant in Pittsburgh on Wednesday caused about 5.00 in damages. Several boxes of tin plates were destroyed in the blaze.
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Pittenurg
Window Smashers Rob Mandel Store In Chicago
Thieves broke four windows at Mandel department store early Thursday and carried away about 2500 dollars worth of jewelry. The incident is part of a broader pattern of break ins and dates to within two weeks of another similar theft.
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Rob Mandel
Chicago
Jay
Mandel
Unclear Text On Pain Pills And Headache
Fragmentary note discusses pain pills and headaches with missing context and garbled phrases. Likely a historical OCR snippet mentioning remedies and common ailments, but no identifiable persons places or dates are readable.
Births Deaths and Marriages Across Towns
Births list several names with ages and notes, including a boy and girl, followed by multiple deaths with ages and causes such as nephritis and tuberculosis plus hospital references. The section also notes marriages between several pairs, and a building permit entry for a cottage costing 1,060 with address details and local officials.
Typhoid hospital patient from mid century recalls
Old medical notes recount a patient in California who spent six months in City hospital with typhoid fever before recovery began. The piece mentions a July transfer, a September improvement, and lingering health issues, interwoven with ads for patent medicines, apothecaries, and consumer wares of the era.
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Edward Contin
California
City Hospital
Len
Pala
Wan
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