Japanese Cancer Cure Claims Draw Interest In America
The New York Journal releases a Tokyo representative letter detailing Dr Yoshimatsu of Oiso hospital reporting a carbolic acid injection therapy for cancer. The piece notes government supervision and plans to open Yoshimatsu hospital in the United States, with experts like Dr Paul Gibier and Dr Hermann Boldt weighing in on the treatment’s promise and risks.
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New York Journal
Tokyo
Yoshimaten
Oiso Hospital
Imperial
Higher Educational
Japan
United States
Yoshimatsu
Kitaseto
New York
Paul Gibier
Pasteur Institute
Declat
Decar
Gibier
Academy of Sciences
Berlin
Paris
Hermann Boldt
St. Mark’s
Beth Israel
Cripple Creek Leads in Gambling and Dissipation in Colorado
The Chicago Inter Ocean notes Cripple Creek's bustling scene with Johnny Nolan’s luxury gambling rooms attracting a New York banker who lost 20000 in roulette. It calls Nolan a top Cripple Creek figure, his rapid wealth growth, and cites the town's many churches and a large Salvation Army presence relative to population.
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Leadville
San Juan
Creede
Johnny Nolan
Colorado
New York
Nolan
Manitou Springs
United States
Salvation Army
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Books and cures offered by R I Woodward and DeWitt's
An advertisement promotes 200 for selling the new book Gems of Religious Thought by Talmaine and similar inducements for Talkin to Children about Jesus, touting high daily sales. Also notes DeWitt's Witch Hazel salve claimed to heal burns, scalds, and eruptions with quick, magical effect.
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R. I. Woodward Company
Baltimore
Talmaine
Asan
Jesus
DeWitt
N. Hewxreenen
Anna Johnson
Mortons
Henny C. McDonald
J.B. Twirry
Cattaragon Co
Weliew
Castoria, Cholera Remedy Aids Tunnelton Man
Simon S. Hartman of Tunnelton West Virginia suffered yearly cholera like attacks lasting about twelve hours. He tried Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and reports relief in five minutes after one dose. Available at City Drug Store. One Minute Cough Cure also praised for quick action.
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Simon S. Hartman
Tunnelton West Va
Chamberlain
Fred Webber
Holland
Mass
W. PF. Holden
West Brimdeil
Deag
One Girl Six Cents Supreme Court Verdict
John Coghlan, a policeman, obtained a six cent verdict from a New York jury in the death of his 28 year old daughter Alice. The award against Third Avenue Railroad followed nearly a week of trial. defendant's lawyer noted the verdict mirrored similar cases elsewhere. The judge was Justice Gildersleeve.
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John Coghlan
Gildersleeve
Third Avenue Railroad Company
New York City
Alice
Coghlan
Amsterdam Avenue
David Welch
William N. Cohen
Cohen
New York World
Blase at Twelve and Other Oddities of Public Life
A 12 year old Sammy Logan is discharged from Blackwell's Island after five days for drunkenness and vows to reform, while Senator Blackburn jokes about rabbits feet from a graveyard murder, and Hungary’s one thousandth anniversary notes 750000 citizens opting for U.S. citizenship as a Maine Medical student joins the freshman class at age 54.
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Blackwell's Island
New York
Sammy
Works
Hungary
United States
Louis Globe-Democrat
The
Maine Medical School
Boy pastor of Shallotte church ordained in South conference
The Rev. Henry Van Cott Banta, aged 16 and frail, has served for two years as pastor of a Shallotte, North Carolina church, after a childhood in Brooklyn. Born in Kingston Ontario, he and his evangelist father once rode in a covered wagon, preaching across Ohio, while Henry endured health issues and a leg injury requiring crutches. Now visiting Brooklyn, he maintains a dignified manner and strong exhortation, with a parsonage, horse, and wagon provided by his congregation.
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Southern Conference of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Shallotte
N.C
Brooklyn
van Cott Banta
John W. Banta
Bible House
Henry
Kingston
Ont
Seney Hospital
Ohio
Banta
Hygema
Blow Ridge
North Carolina
Gainey
N. C
Wilmington
New York World
Puzzled Englishman Answers Questions on Foreign Criticism
J Page Hopps writes to London Daily News criticizing Britain’s reactions to foreign papers and people. He denounces seeings of raiders as own, praises late action, and questions Chamberlain’s praise for delay amid national confusion.
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England
Mr. Chamberlain
J. Page Hopps
London Daily News
Letter Chain Aims to Fund New Anderson Church
A Christian ladies group in Anderson Indiana started a letter chain to raise about 40000 dollars for a new church. A committee manages the scheme with a full ledger to track gifts, following a model used by Catholic ladies for a city hospital. The plan rests largely on local members across Indiana.
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Christian Church Ladies
Anderson
Ind
Indiana
Cincinnati Enquirer
Mardi Gras Celebrations To Dazzle Mobile And New Orleans
Mardi Gras celebrations in Mobile and New Orleans will be bigger than ever with grand parades balls and merrymaking. The Mobile and Ohio railroad offers round trip fares with liberal limits from northern eastern and western lines to Mobile and New Orleans. Advertisements urge readers to buy tickets via the Mobile & Ohio from St Louis and other junctions and to contact local ticket agents or officials in St Louis Cairo and Mobile for details. The notice also promotes DeWitts Little Early Risers for liver relief and Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised for cures.
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New Orleans
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Mobile & Ohio
St. Louis
W. B. Rowland
Fourth St
F. L. Harris
Sixth St
Cairo
BE. E. Posey
Gen
Ala
Reed on Woman Suffrage Sparks Deluge of Congratulatory Attention
Washington Post reports Speaker Reed’s recent publication of his woman suffrage views has triggered fervent letters of support from suffragists nationwide. Enthusiastic women swarm his hotel and the Capitol, with delegations expected to grow, while Reed resists changing his stance or discussing it further.
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Washington
Capitol
Tom Reed
Washington Post
Burglar in Ohio to Inherit $50,000 on Release
Moses McKeown, a Belmont county convict serving two years in Columbins penitentiary, has unexpectedly inherited a $50,000 fortune from his grandfather. The will left the estate to the wandering grandson once his whereabouts were found. A Belmont County resident informed him in a cell labeled McKeown of the bequest, prompting plans to reform after release.
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Moses McKeown
Belmont County
McKeown
Hoe
Cincinnati Enquirer
Misreading City Names Leads Romeo to Marion Bride
An 86 year old Celina Ohio man in Muncie Indiana waited hours for his fiancée at the post office. He showed a letter proving the meeting, but the town name Marion, not Muncie, caused the error. He hurried to the railroad to reach Marion and his bride.
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Celina
Muncie
Ind
Marion
Wheel in Capitol Room Upsets Visiting Lady in Washington
A humorous tale from Washington reports Chairman Cannon of the appropriations committee obsessed with a bicycle. His wheel glares in the committee room, prompting protests, near collisions, and a visitor’s torn skirt before the woman departs in annoyance while Cannon’s bike remains behind. Also notes a Philadelphia spider farm supplying cobwebbed wine storage and critiques on liquor fraud.
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Washington
Cannon
Appropriations Committee
Joseph
Capitol
Washington Post
Philadelphia
Nouveau Riche
Iowa Temperance Magazine
Christmas Romance and the Doctor's Bold Proposal
In a snowy Denver tale Dr Evan Jones rescues a man, inherits a hospital ward of affection, and courts Miss Helen Lloyd while Elsie taunts and teases. Miss Campbell, Tom Lloyd, and the elder Campbell watch as gifts, a sleigh ride, and a Christmas dinner propel a hopeful love triangle toward a future proposal.
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Dr. Jones
Merrit Wilson
Tom Lloyd
Onl
Kor
Bean
Meritt Wilson
Evan
Merritt Wilson
Denver
Tom Liegd
Hades
Tom
Wilson
Jones
Cameron
Jean Campbell
Lacie
Helen Lloyd
Miss Campbell
Miss Lioyd
Cleistruss
Earth
Colfax Avenue
R Pom
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Helen
Elsie
Lloyd’s
Tar Liegdl
Este
Hisie
Evan Jones
Dan
Lim
Sonny
Tota
Doc
Elie
Oray
Blai
End of a Despot and the Turkish Empire’s Decline
A 19th century analysis argues the Mohammedan empire, once a Europe threat, is near disintegration due to corruption. It traces its rise from Asia’s tribes to the siege of Vienna, notes stagnation and reform in Sudan, and predicts Constantinople’s decline as steam and new routes shift power to Suez and Alexandria. If Europe unites Turks without dispute, the empire may vanish from the world map. A brief advert for Castoria follows, praising its safety for children.
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Ferdinand
Isabella
Sudan
Iodia
Thas
Turkey
Constantinople
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Alexander I
Asia
India
Suez Canal
Alexandria
Rosaia
London
Paris
Berlin
St. Tersburg
Rome
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