St Jacobs Oil Praised For Sprained Ankles In Wales
A Cardiff Times reprint shows Mrs G Thomas of Alexandra Road Gelli near Pontypridd praising St Jacobs Oil after severe ankle sprains left her unable to stand for months. She reports rapid improvement and eventual cure, noting doctors’ endorsements of the remedy. Proponents claim twelve gold medals from international exhibitions acknowledge St Jacobs Oil as a premier pain killer.
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Fe Jerety
Cardiff Times
St Jacob's
Mra. G. Thomas
Alexandra Road
Gelli
Ysbrod
Pontypridd
South Wales
St Jacobs
Thomas
St Jacobs Oki
Toll the Sea Takes Lives of Gloucester Fishermen
The fishing season just closed cost Gloucester, Massachusetts, the lives of at least six stalwart fishermen. The toll of the sea is shown in this stark announcement.
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Gloucester
Mass
Garden of Eden in Western Canada Described by Ex-Reed City Resident
A letter dated May 27, 1901 from Jas G Armstrong of Meltford Saskatchewan extols Western Canada as the Garden of Eden for the poor man. He notes abundant wild fruit, flowers, fish, game, and pasture, with cattle and sheep thriving and wool priced low. He invites readers to learn more from the Canadian government agent.
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Michigan
Reed City
Clarion
Jas. G. Armstrong
Meltford
Saskatchewan
Garden of Eden
West
Canada
Government of
Rumford Falls Man Critically Wounded in Knife Attack
An assault in Rumford Falls, Maine leaves a man in critical condition. The victim was attacked by highwaymen at his home, suffering knife wounds. Police are investigating the incident and seeking suspects.
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Rumford Falls
Levi Garret
Handsome Calendar of the Season Reproductions by Moran
A railway publisher offers The Handsomest Calendar of the Season in ten colors with Moran paintings on six sheets. Priced at twenty five cents, it is issued by the General Passenger Department of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway. Send requests to FP OA Miller, General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
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Moran
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Miller
Chiesgo
Utahns Fight Leasing of Indian Mineral Lands
Washington special reports Utah lawmakers and officials opposing a lease of a square mile on Ute lands to the Florence Mining Company. Hearing hints at mixed support from Commissioner Jones and Secretary Hitchcock with calls for delay and investigation. The piece also covers an irrigation bill section authorizing use of reclamation funds and land transfer to local landowners under federal supervision.
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Utah
Florence Mining Company
Messrs Tims and Henderson
Washington
Oiteheork
Salt Lake Tribune
Saya Utah
Congress
Hitchwuoek
Exid
Jones
Hitcheach
Sutherland
Rawliway
Peither
Hitchcock
Commissioner Jones
Rawline
Kearns
Secretary of the Interior
Bills in Congress seek extradition of ex Governor Taylor
Representative Hobbson of Indiana introduces two measures to secure the extradition of ex Governor Taylor of Kentucky from Indiana. One measure probes if a state governor can refuse extradition from another state. The other allows a U S marshal to seize extradition papers if refused.
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Congress
Sreare Beyal Asiee
Taylor
Kantucks
Hobbson
Stockmen oppose Grant bill after Roosevelt talks
President Springer of the National Livestock Association returns from Washington where he met with President Roosevelt on congressional issues affecting stockmen. He condemns the Great bill, warns of strong opposition from packing interests and beef growers, and urges letters to lawmakers to defeat the measure, noting possible passage by court action if needed.
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Springer
John W. Springer
National Livestockssacciation
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Lewet
South
Spridger
Chaffee Warns Bandits Over Philippine War Policy
General Chaffee the military governor of the Philippines in his annual report denounces bandit chiefs and guerrilla leaders for murders of villagers. He states that the United States will pursue severe penalties to those who order or carry out killings and vows continued warfare until order is restored.
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Chaffee
Phillippimen Assindd
Philippines
Ube
United States
French balloonist aims to cross the Atlantic by balloon
M Capazza, the first to cross the Mediterranean from Marseilles to Corsica, plans a bold voyage. He spoke with Elisee Renolus and Baron Kerger about a dream to traverse the Atlantic in a balloon, starting from the Canary Islands and rising southeast of Patagonia.
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M. Capazza
Mediterraneae
Marneilled
Corslcn
M. Capazea
Elisee Renolus
Baron Kerger
Sorbonne
Atlantic
Oanaries
Inodlug
Patnmm
Winnemucca Bank Robber Identified in Connection
Kilpatrick, the alleged train robber arrested in St Louis on November 5, is linked to the Great Northern train robbery. George Nixon, Winnemucca tank president, identifies Kilpatrick as one of three men who on September 11 100 forced Nixon to surrender 32440 dollars.
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Ben Kilpatrick
St Louin
Helena National Bank
Great Northern
George Nixon
Winnemucca
Nevr
Kilpatrick
Nixon
Vonstew Coming Home and Taft to Sail Dates
The report notes Vonstew will return home on December 16 aboard the transport Warren on wick leave. Governor Taft is slated to sail December 20 with rumors he may not relay.
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Vonstew
General Foonton
United States
Warren
Taft
Coren Lifts Ban on Rice Export with Royal Consent
The state department reports the prohibition on exporting gralo from Coren has been withdrawn with the king's consent, effective November 15.
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State Department
Coren
RUN ON HELENA BANK AND ALLEGED EMPIRE NEWS
A bank run at the Thomas Crux Savings Bank in Helena Montana spurred depositors to withdraw over 200000 before the bank refused further deposits. Senator Clark is noted as one of Montana’s wealthiest figures after a large mine sale. A practical joke about the bank’s condition sparked the panic and spread through local circles. Emperor William's address follows a dueling controversy with regimental officers. Dominion metallurgist Hurter reports platinum mixed with Yukon gold as miners discard valuable ore, prompting a government investigation.
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Thomas Crux Savings Bank
Helens
Mont
Thames
United States
Clark
Montana
Cruz Bank
CS. Hurter
Dominion
Vancouver
Yukon
Coarie
Mr. Herter
Mloera
Yahoo
Klondike
Grand jury urged action after Washington parish riot and burnings
Judge James M. Thompson opened the district court in Washington parish Louisiana and pressed the grand jury to act after the recent burning of a negro and a riot at Balltown where lives were lost. The grand jury instead said the participants were among the county’s best citizens. Ada Gilbert Dworia a Washington dressmaker was found near death with severe head injuries and bloodstains in her room, detectives on the case. The suspect’s name remained unknown.
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James M. Thompson
Washington Parish
Louisions
Atake
Balltown
Grand Jury
Washington
Ada Gilbert Dwonia
Garfield Hospital
Minister Convicted of Polygamy Pleads Divine Inspiration
J W Harrison a premoder was convicted of polygamy and sentenced to two years in the penitentiary by Judge Scott at Waco Texas. He claimed divine inspiration for a second marriage in court and thanked his lawyers claiming no man can defend him divinely inspired. James Robinson of the Bi Metallc mine Phillipsburg Monk fell to the 1700 level Tuesday night and died instantly.
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Raymundo Fonte
Vinayas
Liberato Benfico
Fonte
Capiz
Panay
J. W. Harrison
Scott
Waco
Texas
Harrison
Ho Man
Montana
James Robinson
Phillipsburg
Monk
St Paul Road Receives Giant Monitors for Fast Service
Chicago Milwau kee and St Paul railroad received several of the largest locomotives claimed to be built. The engines feature driving wheels about seven feet in diameter, 68 feet overall length, 200 pound boiler pressure, 360 boiler flues and 3 215 square feet heating surface. General Passenger Agent Miller predicts capacity to haul fourteen to fifteen coaches at sixty miles an hour on Chicago to Milwaukee and Chicago to Omaha routes.
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Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Road
St. Paul Road
Timm Fosstie
Miller
St. Paul
Chicago
Milwaukee
Omaha
Room for Pictures In A Dining Room Gallery
A Philadelphia Inquirer item describes a woman who forms a gallery of old prints and engravings in her dining room. The walls are wrapped in paper or a similar covering with a distemper orange frieze, white woodwork, and mahogany furniture.
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Walla
Philadelphis Inquirer
Talks On Advertising The Plain Truth Of Selling Goods
A historical exploration of effective advertising urges clear facts, fair pricing, and plain messaging. It argues readers notice repeated, well presented appeals and that the merchant’s name and address in every issue builds trust and trade.
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Cornbill Magasine
Sfth
About Midnight The Curtain Fell On The Play
A humorous tale recalls Emon About asked to describe a friend’s play. He recounts the plot in full detail and ends with the line that at midnight the curtains fell and with it the piece, implying the drama proved not a success. A separate note reports a tax revenue figure for 1900 in France. The tax on oyeslets raised nearly 6.5 million francs, paid by 5,026 people, with historical figures listed for earlier years. A separate line notes the 1900 tax on polar carriage paid by 2,897 persons.
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Emon
France
French Republic
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