Extraordinary recovery from locomotor ataxia in Sedalia
Mrs Mollie WK Roe, long known in Sedalia and the First Baptist Church, reports a remarkable recovery from locomotor ataxia after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for a period. She describes severe prior weakness, muscle control loss, and skin withering, then notes steady improvement and regained strength after following the treatment. The account cites a notary public and claims the pills rebuild blood and nerves, promising benefits for both men and women.
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Sedalia
First Baptist Church
Mollie WK. Roe
Roe
Pital
Joe
Oulo
Breof Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Ectady
Detroiter Reflects on Hard Work and Leaving Circus Life
The fragment shows a Detroit speaker describing tough labor to reach a goal, mentioning escape from a circus and questioning how others manage similarly. It captures a rough oral tone and hints at a personal struggle with work and mobility.
Tomales Bitters Promoted for Digestive Health
A partially legible nineteenth century note praises a tonic called Tomales Bitters as a remedy for stomach ailments and general health. It claims it strengthens the spine and related organs, acts as a tonic, and supports long term vitality, with references to a long acquaintance with Victoria’s beanet.
Constipation Cure Claims Go Unmet in Odd Ad Read
Fragmented OCR yields a garbled ad style note criticizing cure claims. Mentions Dascarets Candy Cathartic and a money back promise, plus stray lines about fear, social duties, and ambitions. Contains broken phrases and uncertain names without clear events.
Inaugural Day of Old Hickory Draws Crowds
An eye witness describes Jacksons inauguration with two spectacles on his head and a booming crowd on the senate aisle. The reception at the White House turns chaotic as guests rush for orange punch and chairs are crowded. Judge Story notes a mix of high society and vulgar figures, calling it a reign of King Mob.
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Mr. Bishop
Jackson
Senate
Capitol
White House
Executive Mansion
Judge Story
Mob
Johnnie Logan Aims at the McCooks in Family Tale
A colorful portrait describes Johnnie Logan Manning as a brash Youngstown figure with hackney breeding, four-in-hand driving, and a grandiose past. He is tied by marriage to Col Leslie Bruce and the Pittsburg Iron founder’s family. The piece recalls Vicksburg and Stone Mountain ties and hints at clan rivalries.
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Johnnie Logan
Col
Leslie Bruce
Pittsburg
Great Andrews
Johnnie
Manning
John Alexander
Vicksburg
Stone Mountain
Youngstown
Moscow
Napoleon
Czar
Duchess Consuelo Vanderbilt Dines With Queen
Dispatches from London claim Consuelo Van derbilt was once plain but sources note she was distinguished by age ten and regarded as a queenly young woman. The question of why she should not dine with the queen is raised as a matter of royal hospitality.
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Duchess of Marlborough
London
Consuelo Vanderbilt
Consuelo
Miss Vanderbilt
Draft Hawaii Annexation Treaty Circulated in Washington
Washington special reports Judge Dey and Hawaiian minister Mr. Hatch prepared a draft treaty for annexing Hawaii to the United States. President McKinley may approve it after returning to the city, but the delay or Senate submission remains possible. Two plans are under consideration: annexation as a territory or making Hawaii a California county.
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Chicago
The
Times- Herald
Washington
Hawaii
United States
Dey
Hatch
McKinley
Senate
State Department
Hawaiian Legation
Congress
Japan
Foster
Harrison
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Territory of
California
Pan American Delegates Depart New York After Week of Sightseeing
After five days in New York the Pan American delegates left on the Puritan for Fall River to inspect industries. They will visit New England cities then tour Western towns, with most heading home by late July and some staying on a government assignment. A dozen delegates toured Central Park and Clare mont, visited Grant tomb, and St Patrick’s Cathedral before luncheon at the Waldorf.
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New York
Fall River
New England
Central Park
Riverside Drive
Claremont
Grant
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
The
Waldorf
Bostonman sues over California estate trust
Asa W. Fisk of Boston sues to have his father’s California estate held in trust until claims totaling 1,000,064 are paid. He cites $187.50 savings brought from Boston, alleges it formed the fortune, and seeks additional sums for misinvested Tacoma lands and other losses. He says he was cut off in the will.
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San Francisco
Asa W. Fisk
Boston
Fisk
California
Tacoma
Washington
Hawaii Presses for Admission Again
The article questions why Hawaii faces renewed calls to gain admission status. It highlights advocacy efforts and opposing views while noting regional political dynamics and public opinion shaping the debate.
Wealth’s Avarice Exceeds Poverty’s Evils
A terse maxim declares avarice that accompanies wealth surpasses any evil found in poverty, underscoring the moral claim that greed harms more than hardship. The saying contrasts riches with moral fault, urging restraint in accumulation.
Odds Favor Turks Over Greeks
A brief report notes that while some gods may support the Greeks, the prevailing odds favor the Turks in the current contest or conflict. The line hints at broader strategic or symbolic outcomes without detailing events or dates.
Home Life of Emperor William II at 6 Oclock Dinner
The article describes Emperor William II hosting intimate dinners with several guests at 6 and a follow up at 9. He greets guests with a hearty handshake and serves costly plate and fine flowers. Afterward cigars and Munich beer follow as scholars and artists freely discuss public life, with the emperor guiding debates to ends.
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Frederick the Great
William II
Munich
Forum
Summer Care or Blankets
Blankets used all winter should be washed before storing. Use plenty of soft water and good pure soap, preferably Ivory. Wash one blanket at a time, rinse, blue, dry, then fold and store under weight to preserve softness and freshness. Eviza R. Panken.
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Eviza R. Panken
Remarkable boy Willie recalls tunes to become composer
A mother praises Willie as a remarkable boy who remembers every tune he hears. The eminent musician agrees the talent may enable him to become a successful composer.
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Willie
White Topaz draws crowds to Chicago Diamond Palace windows
The Diamond Palace in the American Express building Chicago showcases White Topaz carbonated diamonds touted as near genuine diamonds. The display features thousands of stones with diamond-like brilliance attracting daily crowds. The firm offers to send a genuine White Topaz to readers who mail their ad with 25c in stamps.
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Chicago Diamond Palace
Diamond Palace
Chicago
Diamond Palade
Paz
American Express
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Detroit
Myle
Ates
Mether
OLD Hickory
Logan and McCook
Duchess and Queen
Emperor William II
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