Williams Pink Pills Testimonial Ad From Newark
A long testimonial promotes Williams Pink Pills as a cure for nerve pain and fatigue. The ad claims dramatic relief from pains and tremors after taking the pills, with references to heart racing and car tracks, and lists price as 50 cents per box or six for $2.50. It cites Williams Medicine Co of Schenectady as the source.
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Tolley Gars
Sony News
Newark
Aly
Nyst Times
Wiktame Fink
Coe
Williams
Wiliacs
Crafl
Williasae’ Med Co
Schenectaddy
Where Cheyetes Are Dectered
Repairers claim to cure varicose tires and ruptures with a treatment. A testimonial from a patient asserts health restoration after a procedure and notes no day lost from work.
Fragmentary School Note Highlights Old Teacher Confusion
A garbled OCR item mentions a teacher and a boy named George seven, with torn phrases about lessons, age, and a surveyor. The text is incomplete, listing phrases like repetition in instruction and a vague reference to a U.S. figure, leaving unclear events or outcomes.
A Pleasant Family Remedy Mentioned for Laxative Use
A paragraph notes Syrup of Pigs as a gentle laxative with mild action and effects. It recommends it as a best family remedy and advises every family to keep a bottle on hand for costive or bilious conditions.
Turkish Massacre Against Armenians Sparks Village Fire
A mob of about 500 armed men attacked Armenian villages near Arsnen, burning houses and schools. Reports say 150 Armenians were killed and captives were burned at stakes while churches were deserted and property looted. The governor sent three policemen after the slaughter, but ring leaders remain unnamed. Similar attacks occurred in Gumushdagh near Trebizo with many fatalities.
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Arthenians
Gumushdagh
Trebizo
Revolt in Hayti as Hippolyte Clamps Siege
News from New York reports a Haytian revolt led by President Hippolyte who has taken refuge in Port au Prince. Soldiers guard the palace while executions occur for alleged opposition, with about ten killed and twenty in prison. The capital braces for a final clash as the army surrounds the palace.
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New York
Hayti
Hippolyte
Hix
Sid
Port Au Prince
Legitime
Hippelote
Wednewisy
Marrigat
Alaskan boundary dispute may bring speedy settlement
A World report from Washington says Canada plans to send mounted police to control the Alaska frontier with authority to collect duties and hold courts. The dispute centers on 7.3 miles along the Yukon river and the Forty Mile Creek area affecting American miners. Secretary Olney may seek Behring Sea convention action next week.
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New York
Washington
Canada
Olney
Dominion
Mounted Police
Alaska
Yukon River
Forty-Mile Creek
Behring See
November Crop Reports Highlight Winter Wheat Delays
The Prairie Farmer summary notes winter wheat growth slowed by drought with early sowing coming up while late sowing struggles. Seed bed was dry and lumpy. 85 percent of fall seeding completed. Rain and moisture needed. acreage cut from planned wheat area. Corn yield projected at 2.4 billion bushels. oats output exceed wheat. flaxseed harvest around 16 million bushels.
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Chicago
Toamorrow
Thomin
President Commutes Denver Man’s Election Interference Sentence
The President commuted James Conners of Denver from fifteen months in the Detroit House of Correction to six months for Interfering with the judges of election. He notes a strong pardon plea but says the offense warrants no pardon and the commutation harms no public good.
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Washington, D. C
James Conners
Denver
Detroit House of Correction
Population of Japan Reported at 45 Million
Washington reports Consul General Melner estimates Japan's population at 45 million, with 3 million added for Formosa. The record traces population back to 610 and notes area ranking after Formosa, placing Japan just below Spain and near Sweden in size.
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Washington
Japan
Department of State
Melner
Formosa
Spain
Sweden
Preacher Clash Over Schlatter Healer in Colorado
All Por Schlatter reports B Jordan preaching against Francis Schlatter in Colorado Springs at Durkee hall. A fair audience heard him, an elderly man urged those cured by Schlatter to rise, the preacher hesitated then complied, prompting confusion and an officer to restore order.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
B. Jordan
Francis Schlatter
Durkee Hall
Schlatter
Catron Freed in Subornation Case. NM Delegate Wins Bar Post
In the supreme court this afternoon the subornation of perjury charges against lawyers Catron and Speirs were dismissed with Judge Laughlin dissenting. Catron, New Mexico's congressional delegate, was later elected president of the Territorial Bar Association as vindication.
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Fe. N. M
Supreme Court
Catron
Speirs
Laughlin
Smith
New Mexico
Congress
Territorial Bar Association
Corea King Chooses Another Queen and Becomes Emperor
Seoul dispatch reports the King of Corea has chosen another queen and assumed the title of emperor. The heir apparent is sent as an envoy to America and England to secure his removal from Corea.
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St. Petersburg
Seoul
Novoe Vremya
Corea
America
England
Burlington service touted by Denver agent Vallery
The passage promotes comfortable travel by Burlington lines with routes to Orasha Chicago St Joseph Kansas City St Louis and urges readers to consult General Agent Vallery in Denver for details.
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Orasha
Chicago
St. Joseph
Kansas City
St. Louis
Vallery
Denver
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Columbus Ave
Geo
Hochester
M.D. Font BT
Patrick O'Farrell
Parker
W. N. U. Denver
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