Notice on medical advice and subscriptions
Advertisement warns against trusting unqualified sources for medical advice and touts Dr. R V Pierce as a trusted physician offering free correspondence from Buffalo New York. Also notices subscription delivery issues and a promotion for The Land of Big Topia a book about South Missouri scenery and fruit farming by J B Locreces of Nevada City Missouri.
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R. V. Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo, N.Y
Ateractive
Bards Bomaly
Bouth Miscouri
Hawaii County
Amarisa
Ozarks
J. EB. Locreces
Eerasa City
New York to Chicago Air Line Railroad Proposed
A New York paper reports Eastern railroad men and New York financiers revive plans for an air line railroad from New York to Chicago. The route would run nearly straight through northern New Jersey, Pennsylvania coal fields, Ohio to Cleveland and Toledo, reaching Chicago via a southern branch. Proponents claim shorter travel times and faster freight moves, with old charters potentially revived.
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New York
Eastern Railroad
Chicago
New Jersey
Mauch Chunk
Pennsylvania
Wagow
Venneylvania
Oil City
Ohio
Cleveland
Toledo
Chiware
Bouth Bene
Priest's Book 1) Fame Hailed for South Dakota Origin
A fragmentary notice praises a new book by Currie and details a South Dakota based poet, noting its linguistic breadth from Aryan sources to English and comparing its scope to Noah Webster. The piece highlights the work's ambition and its reception as a notable literary achievement of the century.
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Shane
Elrelas
Vane Vabinsen
Noah Webster
Power extends as Ifs debated in senate and royal visit noted
The text reports a push to extend Interstate Commerce Commission powers amid heavy opposition and petitions. It notes a Senate committee backing the measure, with skeptics fearing failure in the upper chamber. Separately, the Prince and Princess of Wales visited a new London restaurant, praising its affordable meals for the poor.
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Renate Committee
Serater Catlin
Failrade
Senate
Udlenat
Prince and Princess of Wales
Sidney Greville Brental
St. Luke's
Pefneesa
Whitch Hax
Loman
Thomas Lipton
Eplewre
Senator Gallinger Objects To Quay Seating Bid
Washington April notes report Senator Gallinger New Hampshire opposed seating M S Quay from Pennsylvania arguing constitutional grounds. Senate session largely executive with votes on National Home for Disabled Veterans board, subsistence department efficiency, and camp ground surveys for training troops. House delayed Hawaii territorial government. debates on eight hour bill and labor provisions continued.
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Washington
Senate
Gallinger
New Hampshire
M.S. Quay
Pennsylvania
House
Sydney RB. Cooke
Kansan
Chertes M. Anderson
Ohio
Alfred J. Pearson
National Home For
United States
Unitedites Army
Carter
Hawley
Secretary of War
National Guard
Post Office
National White Cross of America
EL Disa
Pettus
Miabama
Ars Pom
Sateen
Senate Yriovision
von Tabor
Navy
Ter Hert
Metell
Heal
Midvile Steel Company
Fursneth
Federation of Labor
Wi Wats
Fragmentary OCR note on grain and children safety
The readable portion mentions grain related items and a grocer offering something to show, with unclear references to children and safety. Names, places, and coherent events are absent, yielding a partial, non-credible fragment.
Pretty Schoolteacher Foils Burglar in New York Home
Miss Blanche Stryker, a courageous schoolteacher, surprised a burglar hiding under her bed. He threatened murder as she ordered him to empty his pockets, finally surrendering stolen items. Detectives traced the loot to a pawnbroker who was compelled to surrender the goods.
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Polie Cnurt
New York
Soas
Zeller
Blanche Stryker
Miss Stryker
Missy Stryker
Miss
German ambassador may resign over Petersburg joke
A Berlin dispatch to the London Daily News reports a quarrel sparked by a German ambassador Prince Von Radolin after Grand Duke Vladimir joked about a German diplomat. The grand duchess refused an apology, threatening social avoidance and a possible resignation. Russian foreign affairs attempted to calm the matter as rumors spread.
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London Daily News
Berlin
Frivce von Rablin
Hussia
St. Petersburg
Hermitage
Vladimir
Prince von Radolin
Mecklenburg
Count Muraview
Marie
Ramora
Miss Anthony Honored At Reception In Elegant Attire
A crowded reception celebrated Miss Anthony with tributes in prose and poetry. Noted for her dignified appearance, she wore a black gown and a rich purple ermine-lined cloak. A poem by William Gar rismi praised her steadfast courage and public service.
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Miss Anthony
Thagge
William Dingd Garrismi
Misa Anthony
Calor
Guinet
Piriew
Mika Anthony
First Woman Engineer Granted DC License
Annie Rainsford Freneh, a 28 year old social figure and daughter of Dr William Z French, has become the first woman in the District of Columbia to receive an engineer’s license. Though not aiming for mechanical work, she passed the standard exam and will run her own automobile business. She lives on East Capitol Street and previously rode locomobiles with her father, influential in her push to qualify.
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Annie Rainsford Freneh
Olympia
District of Columbia
French
Lew
Sueso
Anthony
Lafayette Square
Passing of Morse Home in New York City
The old home of Prof. Samuel F. L. Morse at 5 West Twenty-second Street is removed to clear space for a new ten story building. A marble tablet from Morse's house is saved and displayed, drawing public interest in memories attached to the site and its simple inscription.
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Samuel F. L. Morse
Twenty-second Street
New York City
Lila
Morse
New York
Mint half cent coin proposed by trade and stores
Treasury and commerce discuss adding a half cent coin to U S currency to aid small shops and bargain counters. Stores advocate the move, noting past mint issues and copper composition. Also includes an ad endorsement for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Barber Bros. distribution.
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Minton
Treasury
Sone
Chamberlain
the Herald
Anderson
Ind
A Fall State In New Orleans Voice From Philadelphia Phone
A young lover in New Orleans pays $120 to hear his beloved sing from Philadelphia over a telephone line. The Pittsburgh Telegraph notes the expenditure stretched his money. The report also mentions European soldiers among the Boers, estimated near 10,000 with officers among them.
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New Orleans
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Mines and mining officials cite law effects on accidents
The report of James Roderick chief of the state bureau of mines and mining covers mine accidents 1879 to 1899. It credits the anthracite mining law as key to reducing deaths, presenting figures per 1000 workers and total tonnages produced, with 191 lives lost in 1899 and 3 119 for 1850-9.
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James Roderick
State Bureau of Mines and Mining
Pennsylvania
Roderick
Defenne
Doan's Kidney Pills Sold by All Dealers
Doan's Kidney Pills marketed nationwide by Foater Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole agents for the US. Price listed in cents. buyers urged to remember the Dean's brand and to avoid substitutes.
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Doan
Foater- Milburn Co
Buffain
U. S
Dean's
Railroad Time Table Fragment
A torn OCR fragment lists daily and weekend schedule notes for trains to Mull, Taner, Sun, Tes, Moi, and Chicago express services. It preserves limited names and shorthand hints for the timetable.
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Pat Sun
Moi O
Chicago
Eapres Gany
Indiana Seeks State Oversight Village for Epileptics
The Indiana board of state charities plans a legislative proposal to establish a village under state supervision for epileptics. It argues current facilities fail to protect health and that more than 2,000 epileptics live privately, with 765 in asylums or the school for the feeble minded. A land area would house and employ them away from patients and the general population.
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Indiana Board of State Charities
Anthony
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