Dr Keeley Cure Promises Alcohol and Opium Relief Kansas City Institute
Dr Keeley’s Keeley Institute in Kansas City promotes his treatment as a cure for drunkenness and morphine craving. The ad claims long proven results, restoring nerve cells and removing urges, with hundreds treated and many rehabilitated. It notes a central city location near the union depot and business district.
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Kansas
Keeley
Kansas City
Wolf
Thie Institute
Union Dapat
Miller appointed General Passenger Agent of St Paul system
Roswell P. Miller’s brother A. Miller is named general passenger agent for the St Paul system succeeding George H. Headford. Miller has served as principal assistant general passenger agent and will lead the department with no new assistant. two other assistants Marsh and Merrill remain in place.
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Paawens
Tt Tie Austrin TP
A. Miller
Roswell P. Miller
Chicago, Milwaukee & Bt Paw Railroad Company
George H. Heaiford
Miller
St. Part
Marquette Outlid
Mews
Marsh
Merrill
St. Paul
Census Shifts Show Boston Closes Gap With Baltimore
The census notes San Francisco rising 14.64 percent in ten years while Boston climbs 23.07 percent, Baltimore 17.10 percent, giving Boston a widening lead and Hoxton over Baltimore by about 52,000. Greece shows strong favor for a universal military system replacing the German model, with Swiss drills of 100 days yearly and twenty days biennially.
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United States
San Mrancisco
Boton
Boston
Baltimore
Hoxton
Greece
Hallas Hine Secures Low Interest Loan for Youth City
Hallas Hine secures a 4 percent loan for Dallas Lex 242tivated and Joan of 100000, advertised as the lowest rate ever obtained by any youth city of the second class.
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Hallas Hine
Dallas
Lex
Ami
Labor Rights and Union Power in New York Courts
The Appellate Division of the New York Supreme Court passed a unanimous ruling affirming a labor union’s right to organize and pressure employers through collective action, including threats or strikes, to achieve exclusive employment. Justice McLaughlin’s opinion upholds workers’ freedom to choose employers and to unite for protections, warning that destroying this right destroys liberty and invites industrial despotism.
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Kemp
Appellate Division
New York Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Justice McLanguin
Tuxttee Diprobom
McLaughlin
McLaughlin Reasons Ae Falinwe
Othe
Labovera
Cain
Ingraham
Charity and a German family in Indiana tale of poverty
Infinnooils News recounts a German family's struggle near a factory in Indiana after the father dies at work. The widow seeks $5,000 for a life valued by others, witnesses recall daily wage toil, fear of testimony harming employers, and village taunts as children confront loss and aid given by neighbors.
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Gail Hamilton
Sue
Boston
Boston Divine
McMute
George A. McNutt
Indiana
McNut
Pennsylvania Coal Tested For London Company
The South Metropolitan Gas company of London conducted a preliminary test on 3,700 tons of Pennsylvania coal. Results show the Pennsylvania coal superior to British coal in yielding power and coke quantity, though priced higher. If full tests confirm, the British coal price gap may be overcome and the company could buy large quantities in America.
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Pennsylvania
South Metropolitan Gas Company
London
England
Rangery
America
Fragmented 19th Century Labor and Trade Notes
The article surveys early labor unrest and industrial progress. It quotes Ruigets of La bor factions, records New Zealand premier Sheldon as a former miner, notes Kansas City’s cotton and flourished output, cites Swit! & Co Packers’ vast business, and highlights shifts in cotton manufacturing and eight hour work reforms. It also mentions New Zealand worktaxes and a rise in stationary firemen unions.
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Ruigets of Labor
Offelal
Coepeetivndys i
LL. FeAl
Hoa
R. J. Sheldon
New Zealand
Work
Gold Felda
Kansas City
United States
Philadelphia
New York
Swit! & Co
Packers
Andelotta
Beary tho. Bignature of y nk In One For Over 30 Yours
Fragmented OCR text includes garbled praise for Winston Cherebitt and a mix of ads and quotes. It mentions high earnings for a war correspondent, a $50,000 lecture offer, and a forthcoming book, alongside numerous generic remedies and products such as Cascarens, Allen’s foot fades, Castoria, and laxatives, with scattered references to publishers and merchants.
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Winston Cherebitt
Winston Churelli
America
Aale
Partiaiment
A Tenderfoot's Greeting in Montana Memoir
A rugged welcome from a citizen of Marie Butte, Montana, shocks the tenderfoot as he recalls two hangings. The first is a firm, brave departure toward the gallows, while the second falters, twisted in a strange backward retreat.
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Tenderfoot
Mairé Butte
Mont
Grain-O Slips In as Coffee Substitute in Stores
A new preparation named Grain-O claims to replace coffee for sensitive stomachs and as a cheaper alternative. It supposedly tastes like coffee and is sold in grocery stores at about 18 to 25 cents per package. The ad urges readers to try Grain-O and asks them to request GRALN-O.
Allen's Foot-Kave Cure Ad Fragment
Fractured ad copy touts Allen's Foot-Kase powder for foot problems claiming cures for aching damp or swollen feet and fits tight shoes, with dubious medical claims. Mentions multiple products and odd lines about women and a Red Cross Ball but lacks coherent structure.
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Allen
Olmsted
LeRoy
Alken S. Olspol
Miver Nerview for Felten Work in Baltimore Begun
Work began in Baltimore on a silver service for Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Schley. The set, to be crafted from silver coin captured on the Spanish cruiser Christobal Colon, includes eighteen dinner plates one gravy boat one ladle four vegetable dishes one game platter one Moh platter one entree platter and one soup tureen. Total weight 162000 ounces with a projected cost between 7000 and 99000 dollars.
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Felten
Baltimore
Winfield Scott Schley
Christobal Colon
To Mothers of Large Families Seek Mrs Pinkham Aid
A vintage appeal invites mothers with heavy daily duties to seek free advice from Lydia E. Pinkham of Lynn. The letter cites relief from menstrual suffering and housework fatigue after using Vegetable Compound. It promotes the product and empathy for women managing large households.
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Lydia B. Pinklam
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