Young Baltimore Woman Recovers After Nervous Prostration
A Baltimore widow recalls illness described as nervous prostration with loss of appetite and sleep, and credits Pink Pills for restoring health. The account notes the pills contain iron and are sold by druggists and Dr Williams Medicine Company.
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The
Herald
Baltimore
Mrn
Jeesie Shea
Qenan
West Jarireton Street
Shen
Shea
Ing.ste
Wiliams Med. Co. Ctady
Fragmentary Chicago Travel Rhapsody In Urban Mockery
The readable text sketches a chaotic, boastful monologue urging people to visit Chicago and mock regional rivalries. It references pyramids of Egypt, Babylon, a trolley line, and a Melachiphan tremble while describing Chestnut Street and a crowd of onlookers.
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Chicago
Iphia
Egypt
Babylon
Auditorium
Old Town
Somerville Journal fragment on coal selection and burning
A Miscellaneous note describes choosing coal pieces over cinders and burning them at home, mentioning Somerville Journal and a shift in how the user handles fuel. The language shows winks and casual dialogue about practicality and energy use.
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Somerville Journal
Imaginary Maris and the Baggies Dialogue
A clipped transcript fragment features Sid Baggies speaking to his wife about civil service amid references to a cook and recent contact. The piece carries a satirical tone with political undertones and unclear names.
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Maris
Boston ‘Transcript
Local column fragment on kitchen fault and domestic life
Fragmentary prose describes a husband named Gwyer and a narrator reflecting on cooking faults and excuses. The scene mentions an organ, street life, and money being thrown around, with a casual domestic tone.
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Gwyer
Philadeloquirer
House backs Cuban resolutions by 244 to 27 amid riotous cheers
The House adopted the Senate concurrent Cuban resolutions in a 244 to 27 roll call. The conference report showed agreement with Senate positions and will be sent to the president through normal channels. The vote followed a dramatic session with large gallery attendance and cheers.
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Washington
House
Senate
Conference
Congress
Arnold
Rhode Island
Atwood
Black
New York
Boutelle
Daniels
Draper
Gillette
Gillett
Massachusetts
Crout
le Fevre
McCall
Moody
Poole
Simpkins
Wadsworth
Walker
Virginia
Wright
Berry
Georgia
Culberson
Elliott
Ellett
Lockhart
Tucker
Turner
Taylor
J. Washington
Hitt
Committee On Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
House of Representatives
Maine
Foreign Affairs Committee
Hooker
Richardson
Tennessee
American Union Idea Favored by Republics Relations
El Universal reports telegrams from across the Americas favoring a union of nations including the United States and Mexico with discussions dated April 6. The dispatch outlines support from various governments and political figures for closer continental collaboration.
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Central
South America
Diaz
Congress
Battios
Guatemala
Salvador
Honduras
United States
Canada
Dias
Founding Bill Refunding Plan for Pacific Railways
A sub committee reports near agreement on the Pacific railway funding bill. It increases annual principal payments to 365000 in the first decade and 500000 then 750000 until debt is paid. Interest is 2 percent. Central and Union Pacific debts are covered. Sioux City and central branch excluded.
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Washington
Pacific Railway
Associated Press
Union Pacific
Central Pacific
Southern Pacific
Sioux City
Central Branch
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Boks
Rearcy
Denen
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Mexico
Central America
Caro
Colombia
Crespo
Drax
Venezuela
Magistere
Moraes
Brazil
General Diaz
New World
Ayer
Bend
J. Ayer Co
Lowell, Mass
Denver Directory
Concord
Colorado
Mueller
Larimer Street
Denver
Gooda Sento
Denver Tent and Awning CO
Procter
Lawrence ST
Fieien
Seer
Curtis
Atalogue Free
1 Music Co
Arapahoe
Central Itrust Co
Stieseias
H. B. Kiin
McPhee & McGinnity
Shase Beary Miler & Miller & So
Fg. Co
Blitz Jewelry CO
Nenery . Co
CG. W. Sherman
Kings Plain
Vth
Champa
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