Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Featured in Ad
An elderly Chicago woman testimonial claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her inflammation after doctors warned against operation. The ad touts the product as non narcotic with many female illness testimonials and offers confidential advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Chicago
Ill
Tors
Lydia E. Pinkham
William Ahrens
21St St
Heam Laboratory
le Mags
Streetcar Etiquette Latte: Mirth on the Rail
A playful dialogue aboard a railroad car features a solemn mother asking if a friend drinks intoxicants and a convivial companion eagerly replying Yes and requesting a flask. The exchange captures a lighthearted social moment during travel.
Trustées Walkers Prompted Clerical Slip
A solicitor who left law for the church misread a Bible lesson and said I see men as trustees walking, prompted by lawyers habit of abbreviating terms like trustees exors and admors. The humorous mispronunciation surprised his congregation a few Sundays after ordination.
The Summer Girl Engagement Proposal
A dialogue scene features a woman teasing a man about engagements based on wealth and time. She jokes she prefers a short visit with about $300 rather than a long engagement to a moneyed suitor who spends little.
At the Shore
A brief dialogue notes a wind challenge while Polly questions Cholly’s wide-brimmed straw hat and Dolly mentions vacuum pressure in a terse modern banter with a judge-like sign-off. The exchange captures a coastal mood and quirky character interplay.
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Polly
Cholly
Dolly
Auto Runs Into River Fatal for Wife and Child in Oslo
A Ward County family on an auto tour near Oslo Minnesota faced tragedy when their car failed to climb a hill, backed down, and plunged into the river. Mrs. Rasmus Hage and her 13 month old child drowned while husband and two friends escaped.
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Oslo
Minn
Rasmus Hage
Warren
Hage
North Dakota
Fire devastates Belgium exposition at Brussels 1910
Fire swept the Belgium exposition of 1910 destroying Belgian and British sections and key amusements. Two people died and about thirty were injured as flames ravaged entire areas west of the Avenue des Nations. Firemen and troops aided by dynamite blows checked the blaze as officials closed the fair for days to clear ruins.
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Brussels
Belgium
Kermesseé
Coney Island
Avenue Des Nations
Crippen Murder Inquiry Adjourned In London Court
Spectators at Islington coroners court hear no new disclosures in the Crippen murder case as the inquiry withholds scientific findings on the cellar remains. The session adjourns to September 12 with Scotland Yard awaiting Dr Crippen and Miss Leneve’s return in about three weeks.
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London
Lttle
Islington
Crippen
Drop Crescent
Department of Scotland Yard
Department of Scotland Yard May Have Unearthed Until Dr. Crippen
Miss Leneve
Forest of Scotland Yard
England
Fires surge across Montana prompting troop dispatches
Fires in western Montana prompt new troop deployments with two more companies to Gray and Poala under Supervisor Bunker. Wallace believed safe, Crazy Mountain area reports a forty acre blaze while Cabinet forest reserve faces grave danger. Twenty horses and a relief force are marooned in Clearwater. Kootenay blaze spans twelve miles. Bitter Root fire could draw state militia if conditions worsen.
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Butte
Mont
Montana
Bunker
Flathead National Forest
Gray
Poala
Wallace
Crazy Mountain
Akaroka Forest
Cabinet Forest
Clearwater
Kootenay
Bitter Root
Toll in Japan flood tops eleven hundred dead and missing
Official figures report 1,112 dead and missing after floods swept Tokyo districts last week and over the weekend. About 38,953 houses were washed away with many more under water, leaving thousands homeless and reliant on relief.
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Tokio
Japan
Feud in Wolfe County Leaves Two Likely Dead
Reports from Lexington indicate a free-for-all between the McNabb and Rose families in Wolfe county left two persons fatally hurt and several others seriously injured. Local authorities awaited full details on the clash.
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Kentucky
Lexington
McNabb -and-Rose
Wolfe County
Books Destroyed in Armour Co Case Before Grand Jury
Chicago August 15 The stenographers note books of Armour and Co sought by the federal grand jury investigating the beet sugar trust were destroyed the day before the grand jury asked that they be produced The representatives of the company will argue Monday before Judge Landison that the books were destroyed per custom to make room for new records.
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Chicago
Armour & Co
Federal Grand Jury
Beet Trust
Landison
Orion
Nto
Montana Republican State Convention Date Set
The Republican state convention will be held in Missoula on September 15 with 591 delegates. Counties are allotted three delegates at large plus county totals listed for Beaverhead Broadwater Carbon Chouteau Custer Dawson Deer Lodge Fergus Gallatin Granite Jefferson Lewis and Clark Lincoln Madison Meagher Missoula Powell Ravalli Sanders Sweet Grass Silver Bow Teton Valley and Yellowstone among others.
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Helena
Missoula
O. M. Lanstrum
State Central Committee
Beaverhead
Scscsevsesecsvases
Broadwater
Cccceen
Chouteau
Custer
Gallatin
Tefferson
Lewis and Clark
Lincoln
Madison
Valley
Yellowstone
Soldiers Save Yellowstone Fire Night Battle
Trained soldiers of Uncle Sam fought through the night to save Yellowstone park from wildfire sparked by drought. News from Bell mountain and St Marys reported burning forests as smoke rose, but 200 regulars marching in and disciplined firefighting stopped the fires, saving miles of woodland.
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National Forest Reserve
St. Mary's Mountain
Lumberman Dies Fighting Flames Near Tammany
William Hovey Pol leys Junior of Polleys Lumber Co Lincoln Nebraska and Missoula was fatally injured near Tammany by a falling tree while leading a crew of firefighters. He died on a train carrying him to Missoula and is the first life lost in the western Montana forest fires.
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Missoula
William Hovey
Polleys
Polleys Lumber Company
Lincoln
Neb
Tammany
Montana
Bonner Plant Changes Hands in Missoula Transfer
A deed files transferring the Bonner power plant from Clark Montana Realty to Clark Missoula Power. The new Clark Missoula Power company, incorporated in Spokane with offices there, is designed to advance the Blackfoot river power project. Incorporators include W A Clark A H Wethey W M Bickford J K Hesler and O E McBroom. capital stock is $660 000.
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Bonner
Missoula
Clark Montana Realty Company
Clark Missoula Power Company
Clark Power
J. M. Evans
Clark
Blackfoot River
Montana
Spokane
W. A. Clark
A. H. Wethey
W. M. Bickford
J. K. Hesler
Butte
O. E. McBroom
Notorious Haney Captured In Dillon Bank Job
A deaf and mute tipster led authorities to identify the lone bandit held in Dillon as Bill Haney of Los Angeles the alleged murderer and train robber sought by the British Government for 6500 dollars. Identification is practically complete.
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Haney
Butte
Dillon
Bill Haney
Los Angeles
Border Line Robber Chief Nabbed Near Alberta
Mounted police captured Thomas Powell, a rancher and alleged gang leader, east of Couts in the Mormon country, after finding stolen Montana horses in his possession. Powell led a cross border horse theft ring operating on both sides of the line.
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Winnipeg
Thomas Powell
Couts
Alberta
Montana
Mounted
Auto Club Proposed in Gallatin County
Gallatin county automobile owners form a county organization to advocate for legislation and good roads. A. L. Casey named president with John Dawes as secretary and treasurer. A committee prepares a constitution and by laws and invites other towns in the county to join at the Gallatin Valley Club rooms.
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Auto Club
Bozeman
Gallatin County
A. L. Casey
John
Dawes
Gallatin Valley
Mona Lisa Smile Mystery Sparks 16th Century Debate
The Mona Lisa Da Vinci portrait, valued at millions and long thought stolen, faced renewed scrutiny as Solomon Reinach proposed a theory about the sitter’s smile. Critics dismissed the interpretation while art historians weighed the claims and the painting's storied history in France and Europe.
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Paris
Leonardo da Vinal
Louvre
Solomon Reinach
Reinach
Dreyfus
D\ Vinci
Francesco del Giocondo
Florence
Mona Lisa Gherardini
Giocondo
da Vinci
Gratis
Mona Lisa
Fanciulla
Santa Maria Novella
Taine
Leonardo da
Vinci
Michelet
Theophile Gautier
Arsene Houssaye
Theater Francais
Leonardo
Walter Potter
Greece
Rome
Carotti
Europe
Raphael
Absence Marring Jim Gruet in Office Calls
A terse note recalls Jim Gruet's frequent absent mindedness including instances where he phoned his office to ask if he was in. The remark underscores reliability concerns in a workplace context.
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Jack
Try This This Summer Coca Cola Fountain Appeal
Try this this summer the next time you are hot tired or thirsty step up to a soda fountain and get a glass of Coca Cola. It will cool you off relieve fatigue and quench your thirst delightfully. Send to Coca Cola Co Atlanta Ga for their free booklet The Truth About Coca Cola and bend 2o stamp for the Coca Cola Base ball Record Book for 1910 containing Casey At The Bat and schedules for leagues.
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Coca-Cola Co
Atlanta
Coca-Cola
Coca- Cola
Coca-Cola Baseball
Casey
Quotation Marks in Cleveland Dinner Speech
Senator Beveridge condemned a corrupt politician in Cleveland and cited a minister who admitted borrowing sermon material. The minister claimed he acknowledged the borrowing by raising two fingers at the start and end in the pulpit.
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Beveridge
Cleveland
Brethren
Lost Voice on Thanksgiving Sparks Witty Medical Advice
In a Harper's Weekly quip, Doctor humorously counsels Bingle over the phone that his wife’s voice loss should be considered on Thanksgiving day. The doctor then charges two dollars for his professional services amid a lighthearted exchange.
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Bingle
Harper's Weekly
Nipped In the Bud The Minister Declines Cucumbers
The Boston Herald reports a brief quirky exchange where a minister declines cucumbers at tea time and a child teases about tummy aches. The vignette captures domestic humor and local newspaper tone.
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Tommie
Boston Herald
Why did she anger at the stranger in town
A woman confronts a stranger asking about her missing daughter. The man claims he has seen all the sights of the place. The exchange hints at a tense encounter amid a perceived search or concern for the daughter.
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Teething Cure
An item about Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup marketed for teething relief. Mentions use for teething, gum softening, reducing inflammation, and wind colic. References a 2508 bottle quantity. Includes no vivid injury or crime content.
Desperate Desert Death Tells Of Stranded Miner
A Western Desert near Death Valley report details the discovery of a man in a pitiable, sunburned, exhausted condition. He, identified as Mr. Campbell, died soon after being found and receiving water. The incident occurred near Goldfield as miners attempted to establish the victim's identity.
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Archie’ Bell
Gord
Death’ Valley
Goldfield
Campbell
Reading Uncle Tom's Cabin After Seeing Play
A Louisville Courier Journal note contrasts stage and book. It cites that the novel features only one Little Eva and one Lawyer, suggesting readers may be disappointed after the play.
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Eva
Louisville Courier-Journal
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