Minister Shot by Justice in Branksville Case
The Methodist minister at Branksville Ma Deo te Reve Bradford was shot yesterday afternoon by J Coffman a justice of the peace. Bradford died several hours after the attack and Coffman was arrested for complicity as the investigation unfolds. The case centers on tensions within the congregation and alleged attempts to smear the church.
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Branksule
Bradford
J. Coffman
Tradford
Triadford
New Ak
Coffman
Brauiferd
Kansas City
MV Rader
Dakota
Breeding Cattle Emphasizes Purity of Blood and Care
The article cites W F McSperran on proper mating, pure blood guardians, and the breeder's task to feed and rear calves well. It discusses successes and failures in breeding, the slow progress under natural laws, and warns against crossing breeds. It cites The Chien Drovers Journal praising scrubs as unwise to pursue.
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W. F. McSperran
Diseases and remedies for sheep and cattle infections
Guidance on treating indigestion diarrhea and constipation in sheep with linseed oil ginger and iron mixtures. Includes blistering in horses, cornstalk disease in corn fields, salting feeding advice, and ophthalmia treatment with eye washes and antiseptics. Advises calving and herd care measures and use of tar disinfectants where available.
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Sintka
Dr Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup Featured as Nature’s Remedy
Old health ad copy touts Dr Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup as a universal home remedy. It markets the product as nature’s cure for coughs and chest ailments, urging families to keep a bottle handy.
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Dr Wood
Nature
Germany electric boom ends in stock slump and crash
Berlin bears out how electric shares caused a dramatic market collapse. A year earlier Berlin and Germany enjoyed a booming stock market with high wages, speculation, and rapid growth in electrical companies. Within months the boom collapsed as banks, brokers, and investors faced heavy losses and a half deserted boerse.
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New York
Gerald's
Berlin
Elgueva
Gveiians
Enid
Wade
Germany
United States
Cerny
Luiken Pa
Dhwan
Done's Ointment Offer Promises Quick Relief
A brief ad encourages buyers to try Done's Ointment at 50 cents, claiming effective relief with no failure. It promotes purchase at any drug store and dismisses concerns about other remedies.
Economic turmoil as demand for electricity drives price surge
The narrative describes rapid price increases across iron, coal, steel, copper, and related fixtures as quick delivery ties electricity projects to United States orders. Wages rise for skilled labor while many factories face standstills and layoffs, with Berlin noting thirty five thousand workers idle and widespread reduced receipts across industries.
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Arectors
United States
Fiat
Berlin
Famous British Relic Auction of Battle Abbey Sale
The noted Battle Abbey near Hastings, England, sold from the Duchess of Cleveland’s estate to Sir Augustus Webster. Anecdotes recount the late Duke of Cleveland’s chatelaine, a witty figure at a New York press owner party on the Thames embankment. Captain Forester inherited and could not maintain the property.
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Mattle Abbey
Battle Abbey
England
Augustus Webster
Thichess of
Cleveland
Pattle Alley
Bally Castle
New York Herald
Cianer
Thames Embankment
Ratiy
Rattle Abbey
Rattle
Liastings
Sussex
Tmbrald
Wiliam
Te Wan Foun
Duchess of Cleveland
Duke of Cleveland
Lord Rosebery
Forester
Vanderbilt Baby Worth Gold New York World Report
A chaotic tale about Alfred Vanderbilt and a baby said to be worth millions in pure gold prompts the editor to grant access. The piece shifts to a Stockton area zinc and gold mining note, describing a water-power shutdown at Angel Camp affecting stamp mills and nightly disturbances.
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Alfred Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Lodo
United States
Alfred
Iwynne Vanderbilt
New York World
Angel's Camp
Stockton
Cal
Atlen
Angel's
San Francisco Chronicle
Notice to Subscribers on Delivery and Billing Changes
Notice requests patrons who do not receive papers to notify the office so adjustments can be made. It states that advertisers will be charged 50 cents for ads counted as late or missed unless payment is made with regular ads.
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C. BE. Carter
C. E. Carter
C. E. Carter & CO
W. Jackson &J
Chicaco
St. Louis
Nash’s Ark
Mississippi
Association of Christian Brethren
New York World
Megiddo
Neptune
Ima
Rockles
Kansag
Two Hundred Resolutions at AFL Convention in Scranton
Delegates in Scranton pursue a busy week at the American Federation of Labor session. Two hundred resolutions are before committees, with trade autonomy as a central debate between brewery and mine workers and other unions. A special committee handles the Mongolian scare exclusion resolutions for possible action.
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Scranton
American Federation of Labor
United States
Deserter David Fagin Killed by Filipino Scouts
Manila reports native scouts in Nueva Ecija killed American deserter David Fagin, decapitating him and claiming the head identified as Fagin. He had led Filipinos against U S troops for over two years and reportedly held a captured commission. A Filipino general Isidoro Torres was sentenced for an assassination tied to Malolos, a sentence later disapproved by General Chaffee. The piece also promotes Hostetters Stomach Bitters as a superior medicine.
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Manila
Bengabon
Nueva Ecija
David Fagin
Fagin
Frederick W. Altstadter
Leon
Isidoro Torres
Corporal Fieldner
Twelfth Infantry
Malolos
Buluacan
Young Corbett's Career and the McGovern Fight Tale
The New York World outlines William J. Rothwell known as Young Corbett facing financial hardship to train for the title bout with Terry McGovern. He borrowed funds, won a decisive training fortune, and earned the right to challenge the champion, amid Denver sports fans’ mixed pride and gutting nerves over odds.
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William J. Rothwell
Terry McGovern
New York
Rothwell
Johnny Corbett
Denver
Pugilist
McGovern
Denver Sports
George Dixon
Bob Austin
Faroas
Austin
Wiliam Rothwell
Richard Rothwell
Ontario
Canada
Ind
Bin
Onne
Codetant
Med Ol Muscle
Zeeng Corbett
Hes
Young Corbett: Denver Fighter Wins Ribbon Title
The article notes a youthful Denver boxer, groomed by Bob Austin, who has built a career over thirteen years with ten vaudeville shows and prizefights. In three years he has 28 wins, 7 draws, and 4 defeats, earning idolized status and a devoted sister Ethel who guides his training.
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Ince
Denver
Bob Austin
Colorado
Ethel
Corbett
Etiquette of Gift Giving and Receiving This Christmas
A December Ladies' Home Journal guide on thoughtful gifting. Do not overspend to impress, choose usable trifles, write personal greetings, and ensure gifts arrive on time. Emphasizes consideration, tasteful wrapping, and timely delivery to avoid seeming perfunctory.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Oxford Ties Worn In Winter The New York Store Line
Oxford ties are sold year round in a large New York shoe store, marketed as winter wear for college men and active youths. A report notes the novel concept, with casual remarks on fashion and utility amid winter conditions, referencing broader period interest in versatile footwear.
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Oxford
New York
Wey
Osford
Boers Sympathizers Protest in Chicago Auditorium
A Dec 9 Chicago meeting heard W Bourke Cochran and others urge action against British South Africa War methods. German singing societies opened the program with The True Heart, prayers by Dr Hiram Thomas, and speeches by Judge Brentano and Judge Tuley. Resolutions protest British civilians’ suffering and prison camps and urge a Chicago committee to present the sentiment to the president.
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Chicago
W. Bourke Cochran
Hiram Thomas
People's Church
Theodore Brentano
Murray F. Tuley
American Transvaal League
South Africa
South African
Strain F00 Great The bustle and worry of business men
An old advertisement discusses kidney pain and urinary troubles and promotes Doan's Kidney Pills. It cites a Kansas City worker W. T. Mazen and praises relief after using the product. The ad urges readers in Lawrence to visit Dick Broadingature and mentions price and agents.
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Bradsche
W. T. Mazen
Grand Ave
Kansas City
Urie Minieg and Maching Co
Lawrence
Dick Broadiigature
Deslors Pree
Fostec-Malborp
Kniffalo
Remsmarths
Don's
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