Quarantine, Hobbies, and Global Tensions in The Register
The Register argues national quarantine cannot curb yellow fever while it stems from Cuba, urging eradication of the disease in Havana ports. It criticizes fanatic hobbies as hindrances to public reason and notes German foreign policy swagger, Greece, China, and Caribbean actions amid global tensions. The piece ends with a note on a folk remedy for snake bites using coal oil.
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Cuba
Havana
Cuban
Kentucky cheers over battleship Kentucky bottle break
Governor Bradley's daughter would rather break champagne than whisky over the battleship Kentucky and most Kentuckians agree. Edward Everett Hale recalled Boston streets as straight and mocked by other cities for cow laid out streets, in a lecture on Boston's old streets.
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Bradley
Kentucky
Edward Everett Hale
Boston
Ley Wallace Predicts War With Japan Citing Wounded Pride
Ley Wallace warns that the United States may face a war with Japan as the author argues the Japanese sacrifice their common men to sustain fighting power, reflecting a grim assessment of militaristic resolve and national behavior.
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Ley Wallace
United States
Japan
Influenza and unrest sweep distant regions in brief notes
Telegraph briefs report influenza in Berlin and yellow fever in Edwards Mississippi. Other items note riots at Algiers, censorship changes in Havana, legal actions on anti-cigarette laws, and various international and domestic political and economic developments.
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Edwards
Mississippi
Dole
Hawaii
Chicago
Lignite miners strike, fires, and rail notes from Colorado
Western notes report ongoing strike by lignite miners in northern Colorado and a fatal rear end collision in Clay Center Kansas. Also mentioned are railroad problems on the Santa Fe in Arizona and a fire at St Elmo, Colorado, with near twenty thousand in losses, plus a Colorado drug case fine and land leases in Pueblo and Huerfano counties.
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Clay Center
Kansas
Walsenburg
Pueblo
John F. Campion
St. Bernard
Twin Lakes
Golden Ol Well Company
Old Hole
Santa Fe
Johnson Tunnel
Arizona
Bank of Montrose
St. Elmo
Colorado Springs
Fragmented Musings and Odd Mentions in a 19th Century Note
A garbled notebook-like passage references Nicethea, Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup, Star Tobacco, a wisdom tooth, a doctor’s claim of death, and a local name Cherry Valleys. The text combines product lore, personal anecdotes, and fragmented quotations without clear narrative.
Dent Tebacco Spit and Smote Your Life Run
Fragmented ad text promises tobacco quitting with a booklet and sample remedy. Vague claims mention vigor and health benefits but contain numerous garbled words and unclear details about the product or program.
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