Brahman barrister from India seeks broader education in Buffalo
Jangamkate Krishna Rau a Brahmin from Mysore arrives in Buffalo with Dr Florentia Harrison. Rau, a Hindu barrister admitted to Gray's Inn next January aims to study English law and return to Madras to practice. He forfeits Brahmin social privileges by crossing the sea and follows a vegetable diet.
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N. Y
Jangamkate Krishna Rau
Bangalore
India
Ben
London
Florentia W. Harrison
Harrison
Rau
University of Madras
Mysore
Gray’s Inn
Madras
M. Srinivassavan
University of Edinburg
Exposition Sees Attendance Rebound After McKinley Shooting
Buffalo reports the Pan American Exposition gains resume after the McKinley shooting. Attendance on Monday reaches 50,000 and Tuesday exceeds prior by 10,000 as public interest shifts from tragedy to events. Czolgosz rests, asks for a cigar, and Italian consul Bianchetti delivers a large floral flag to the Milburney home.
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Buffalo
N. Y
McKinley
Czolgosz
Bianchetti
Milburney Home
Pushing Pavement Night and Day on S Illinois St
City urges contractors to speed up asphalt repairs on S Illinois street to avoid street blockage during the state fair and Odd Fellows convention. Work continues day and night despite rain, with steam rising from hot pavement and inspectors noting heat loss. Limited supplies slow progress. 1500 to 20 yards laid daily, 41 wagon loads in one day, 60 loads possible. Traffic blocked Maryland to Louisiana except between car tracks.
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Vermont-st
Monon
iWork
S.illinois St
Maryland St
Louisiana
Backache blamed on kidneys prompts Dean’s Kidney Pills
An Indianapolis woman from Church Street recounts severe backache and kidney symptoms. She used Dean's Kidney Pills from Henry Hrader's store and reports great relief. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo sells the medicine nationwide. Remember the name Dean's and avoid substitutes.
Editor's resolution targets archists meetings in Columbus
Council member John F. Jones drafts a resolution urging Director of Safety Philbrick to break up anarchist meetings in the city. The Press-Post editorial condemns President McKinley for neglecting duties at Washington to promote a private Pan American exposition, provoking the Columbus trades and labor assembly to pass strong condemnations calling the piece an atrocious act of ghouls.
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Director-of-safety
Philbrick
Press-Post
McKinley
Washington
Columbus Trades and Labor Assembly
Volcanic Mountain Vanishes in Japan Mystery
News from Igisa district in northern Japan reports a 500 foot high mountain once standing near Kolwayama village sank into the ground after last month’s earthquake. On August 16 a loud roar drew villagers to the site where the hill disappeared leaving only a flat plain. Authorities suspect subterranean volcanic activity caused the loss of the hilltop.
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Vancouver
Japan
Igisa
Kolwayama
Fifi's Piercing Acts Charm Grand Hotel Patrons
A tiny black toy terrier named Fifi belonging to Mme. Emmy captivates patrons at the Grand during her act at the Chiost hotel. The dog demands constant attention and follows his mistress everywhere, even interrupting meals for care. Mme. Emmy, a California animal cruelty society supporter, wears a gold medal from the group for her humane care of a white terrier rescued after an accident.
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Emmy
Chiost
Doggie
Madame
Fifi
Richmond
California Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
California Society
Man fined for remark about McKinley shooting in Detroit
W E Mathewson pleaded guilty to saying McKinley ought to be shot and was fined ten dollars. He was arrested for the remark in Detroit on September 11.
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McKinley
Detroit
Mich
W. E. Mathewson
Bemis Bros. Bag Co Pays Fee on 200000 Capital Stock
The Bemis Bros. bag company complied with the foreign corporation law paying a fee on 200000 capital stock invested in Indiana. The factory is at Barthave and the Belt. Warren F. Simmons is named as Indiana agent. The company's total capital stock is 1600000.
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Bemis Bros
Indiana
Barthave
Belt
Warren F. Simmons
Indiana Republicans Weigh McKinley Death Impact on Fairbanks
Indiana Republicans fear if McKinley dies the next GOP nomination could shift to Roosevelt and alter Indiana’s delegation. They expect Roosevelt to lead a southern delegation push, while Fairbanks might lose control of Indiana’s line. Fairbanks supporters cite his Buffalo rush as a concern.
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Indiana
McKinley
Fairbanks
Roosevelt
Buffalo
Saloons Raid Crusade Reports At Y P U Meeting
The Young People's Christian Temperance Union will meet at the Y W C A Wednesday night to hear reports from Y M C A members who conducted Sunday saloon crusades. The gathering may decide on future actions in this work.
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Young People's, Christian Temperance Union
Foso hair remedy claim advertorial from Altenheim Medical Dispensary
An advertisement from 149 Avenues des Champs Elysees Paris touts the Foso treatment as a safe cure for baldness and related scalp conditions. It features testimonials and a free trial offer via Altenheim Medical Dispensary in Cincinnati, requesting only name and address with a 2 cent stamp for postage.
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Faso
Altenheim Medical
Butterfield Building
Cincinnati
Haymakers to view electric decorations in state house
National Hay Association members in convention will view electric decorations at the state house Wednesday evening. About 3 800 lights illuminate the scheme in honor of the national meeting of Odd Fellows next week. Visitors registered at Buffalo hotels from Indianapolis include Broezel John Spache George Spache David Spache Edward Spache William Spache Columbia H. Fletcher D A Lamon Emma Lemmen.
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National Hay Association
Convention Hare
State House
National Meeting of Odd Fellows
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Broezel
John Spache
George Spache
David Spache
Edward Spache
William Spache
Columbia
H. Fletcher
D. A. Lamon
Emma Lemmen
The Salt of the Earth health claim excerpt
An advertisement extols a remedy named The Salt of the Earth promising a permanent cure for constipation liver kidney and nervous diseases and claiming headache relief as a result of treating the underlying cause.
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Carter & CO
Meridian St
Alma Bromo Spring Complexion Natural Product
The Complexion is a natural product salts evaporated from Alma Bromo Spring water owned by Sanitarium Co at Alma Michigan from deep underground. It is unpolluted and acts as a tonic laxative. Pleasant to taste and soothing to intestines. Sold by druggists for 50 cents a bottle. Free sample by mail from Michigan Drug Co Detroit MI.
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Sanitarium Co
Alma
Mich
Michigan Drug Co
Detroit
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