Paris chase leads to Girard private mad house
Dick and Colonel Bob pursue a clue in Paris, aided by Francois Number Eleven. They track a note from Dora to Colonel Harlan, and race toward M. Girard's private mad house near Pere la Chaise as Francois leads them with armed discreetness.
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Champs de Mara
Bob
Dora
Paris
Senor Lopez
Robert Harlan
Pauline
Boulevarde de Charonne
la Chaise
Dovplish Aly
Francois
Number Eleven
M. Denver
Girard’s
Ctiale
Ireland
Uae
M. Girard
Champs Riysecs
Sittnal
Jhe
Secora County
M. Francois
Gareon
Nushand
Holt
Ofa
Ciel
Pere la Chaise
Charonne
Bound to Make a Hit Poem Meets Editor in Frustration
A timid young poet pleads with an editor after his manuscript is rejected for poor prosody and construction. The editor lists flaws but the hopeful writer insists on returning the piece, calling for it to be set to music as a popular song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mains
London
Fane¢y
Leprosy sermons amid a Philadelphian crowd
Rev Kong Yin Teh of Ifonglulu described the horrors of leprosy to a Philadelphia audience with vivid misgivings about Western views. He implied fear and avoidance by "an American, a soupist" while detailing global cases and medical challenges.
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Kong Yin Teh
Ifonglulu
Philadelphia
Mr. Teh
Prince von Bulow the German statesman and diplomat
Prince von Bulow, born 1849 in Holstein, rose to chancellor and leading diplomat. He served in the foreign office from 1874, held ambassadorships in Rome and Paris, and became foreign secretary in 1899. His tenure included German treaties and imperial policy, amid mixed fortunes and scrutiny of his diplomatic record.
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Prince von Bulow
German Empire
Legation
Rome
Rainan
St. Petersburg
Parla
Italy
Imperial
Bulow
Spain
Germany
Caroline, Pelew and
Ladroae
Earl of Onslow in Insurance Inquiry Stir
A British policy holder topic rises as Earl of Onslow reportedly urged a Lords inquiry into American insurance firms. The English noble, longtime public figure and large landowner, has held multiple offices and steered a step toward government investigation aimed at safeguarding British policy holders.
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Yellow Dog
England
Onslow
Hongs of Lords
Earl of Onslow
Balfour
Board of Agriculture
Paliamentary
Board of Trade
New Zealand
Keir Hardie Labor Leader and Miner Turned Politician
An editorial sketch recalls Keir Hardie born in Scotland who worked as a miner from age seven, rose to chair the Independent Labour Party, and became parliamentary Labour leader. It highlights his miner roots, editorial work on the Labour Leader and Cumnock News, and first election to Parliament in 1893 with a 1895 defeat.
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James Keir Hardie
Independent Labor Party
Keir Hardie
Scotland
James
Dirk Ness
Cumnock
Tater
Mid-Lanark
Admiral Prince Louis of Battenberg promoted to second sea lord
The British press voices strong discontent over Prince Louis of Battenberg being promoted over many senior officers to second sea lord. A favorite of King Edward, he has served as chief intelligence officer and has long diplomatic ties across Europe through royal marriages and alliances.
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Prince Louis
Admiralty
Edward
Canada
United States
Prince Jouls
Europe
Prince Alexander of Hesse
Countess von Hauke
Alexander
Maus
Bulgari
Henry of
Battenerg
Victoria
Beatrice
Kugetishman
Louise
Badenburg
Adward
Duke
Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
Sanabs
Besser
Car
Serge
Fuss
Nikolas
Montenegro
Haly
Servia
Lauls
Seven Years of Suffering Ends with Doan’s Kidney Pills
Mrs. Selina Janes of Ansonia Connecticut reports seven years of kidney pain and headaches alleviated after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. She credits the remedy with reducing pain, dry spells, and back soreness within a week and recommends it to others. Sold by all dealers for 60 cents. Contains testimonial from a longtime user.
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Ansonia, Conn
Aml
Doan
Osterilburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Selina Janes
Golden Medical Discovery touted as cure all 19th century medical panacea
An OCR fragment extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a universal remedy for weak stomach indigestion liver biliousness and chronic catarrhal affections with statements by eminent medical writers and a London authority praising glycerine as a safe ingredient. It also notes a London doctor warning germs in homes and reports on Mrs MacLean's death in Ireland and quirky historical vignettes about fashion slang and restaurant orders.
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Pierce
Bartholow
Jefferson Med. College
Haro
the Unty
Finley Kingwood
Ex Nott Med. College
Chicago
John King
Cincinnati
John M. Scudder
Inte
Edwin M. Hale
Hahnemann Med. College
Saveral
Golden Medical
Wizhast
Kev. Pleven
TinPath
Worn Nurse Voices On Food Value From A Fragmented Note
A garbled nurse opinion from a damaged source discusses knowledge of food and drink value. The text mixes unreadable phrases and names, offering no clear facts, dates, or outcomes. The fragmentary nature prevents precise reporting of events or quotes.
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Wilkes Barre
Vasiliy
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Monsieur
Charontine
Elysees Montmartre
Messieurs
la Roquatte
Sngeorge Rathborne
Comedia
Oxford
Prince Louis OF Battenberg
John
Crejund Aw
Kilkenny
Paul
Pat
Otto
Coloninatiun
the & dv
Glasswara Phouitt
Ivtutman
Lomion
Armazol
Gald
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