Prediction Concerning St Leula and St Louis Bridge
A fragmented excerpt discusses a historic prediction about St Leula and James Bads, engineer of the St Louis bridge, foreseeing rival trade routes and a bitter fratricidal war between two paths. It also notes weapon purchase records in Russia and a New York farmer eating beside his wife’s grave after her death, with severe cold nearly killing him.
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St. Leula
James B. Bads
St. Louis
Great West
Isipps
Isthmus
Pacific
Russia
New York Tribune
Wif
Joshua Lamoreaux
Pear Ceases Mills
Anglo-American Alliance Promised to End Future Wars
A proposed Anglo-American alliance is touted as the sole remedy to prevent further wars and ease international tensions. The piece likens this future peace to Flosseiter's Stomah Pitters claimed to cure indigestion and other ailments, urging readers to try it.
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England
Flosseiter
Files and Dust Spread Typhoid In South Africa
Typhoid fever in South Africa has spread largely through unsanitary channels with germs carried into food and water by files and pervasive dust, challenging sanitation efforts and public health response.
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South Africa
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Convincing Cure
An advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy for catarrh, offering one hundred dollars to any case it fails to cure. It asserts internal action on blood and mucous membranes and cites testimonials as proof. The notice also mentions mining representation gaps in several states and notes Territorial Delegate Smith on the mines committee.
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Hall
Flall
Natire
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Hall of Family
Colorado
Nevada
California
Committee On Mines and Mining
House of Representatives
Territorial
Smith
Arizona
California Fig Syrup CO
Season greeting reproductions by Moran offered by railroad
Reproductions of Moran paintings titled of the season in ten colors on six sheets sized 10 by 12 inches will be sent for twenty five cents. Address F A Willer General Passenger Agent Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway Chicago for delivery and payment details.
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Moran
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
F. A. Willer
Chiago
Body Preserved by Copper in Chilean Mine
An American mining journal reports the preservation of an Indian worker's body in a Chilean copper mine. The cadaver, long dead, was preserved from decay by copper antiseptic action. The item notes a later unrelated claim about athletes using Wizard Oz for muscle relief.
Fragments of Odd Remedies and Global News Snapshots
Scraps describe frozen soups sold by the pound in eastern Siberia and various medicinal claims. Mentions of Philippine posts handed to the constabulary, night schools in Honolulu, and crops drying in Bengal weave through a mosaic of uncertain items and ad like notes from disparate places.
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Siberia
Mick
Moray’s Earl of Moray a Romance of a Bygone Peerage
The long lineage of the earldom of Moray is sketched from the regent crossing Mary Queen, through the tangled succession and feuds, to the death of Edmund Archibald Stuart, fifteenth Earl of Moray. The piece cites Holyrood disputes over precedence with the Earl of Mar and notes Moray’s singular line of descent and tragic end. It closes with a second blurb on cattle and sheep traffic up to October 1, 1909, noting large livestock movements and higher totals than the prior year.
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Downe Lodge
Stirling
Edmund Archibald Stuart
Earl of
Bute
Bonale Earl of
Moray
Francis
George Philip
Mary Stuart
Darnley
David I
Robert Bruce
London Mail
Meeting of Napoleon and Bismarck Recalled at Chesterfield
Lord Rosebery notes a Boer war peace contrast with a historic meeting between Napoleon III and Bismarck in a Belgian cottage after Sedan. Bismarck, on the road to Sedan, feared he might seize a weapon as Napoleon aged and captive, while pondering a prince of Conde as a murder option in history.
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Napoleon
Lord Rosebery
Chesterfield
Napoleon III
Bismarck
Sedan
Napolleon
Prince of
Conde
Rise of young grooms in London weddings
A London trend shows growing numbers of boy grooms under twenty one. Four in every hundred grooms are under twenty one, while about sixteen girls under twenty one marry each year.
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London
Shipping losses rise as English Channel gales continue
In the English Channel persistent gales are causing numerous shipping casualties, with vessels reporting damage and crews facing peril amid heavy seas. The ongoing weather disruption escalates risk for cross-channel trade and coastal communities dependent on maritime routes.
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English Channel
Prominent Wilkes-Barre Alderman In Domestic Incident
A description of a domestic dispute involving Alderman Donbtiwe of Wilkes-Barre, Pa. A wife-beater shadowed the scene as a man removed his coat and attacked the wife after she objected to him warming his cold feet. Donohue allegedly had him jailed for a few days. motive unclear and apology suspected.
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Donbtiwe
Wilkesbarre
von Shuine
Mme
Donohue
Jall
Wes
Stopx the Cough and Works Alert in Southwest Arizona
The article reports a rushed publication about a medicinal product Stopx the Cough and Works and references an old laxative Bronto Quinine Tahisia Prine. It mentions American camera crews in southwestern Arizona and confusion over foreign place names. The Colombian government strengthens forces to resist an attack on Calon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
United States
Suse
Lea
Calon
Iowa officials in the president’s cabinet tally
Four cabinet officers have hailed from Iowa with Governor Shaw as treasury secretary making five. Prior Iowan appointees include Belknap McCrary Kirkwood and Hatton. Steel is now king, with Charls M Schwab claiming steel surpassed cotton in national wealth, predicting large rises for 1901. The Dundee medal fund grants prizes to Scots literature and song study.
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Iowa
Shaw
Treasury
Belknap
Grant McCrary
Hayes
Kirkwood
Interior
Garfield
Hatton
Arthur
Steel
Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Auction at London rooms sells royal relics and mummy
At D J Stevens auction rooms in London a large collection of curiosities was sold including an Egyptian mummy claimed as the daughter of Rameses II and its original sarcophagus. Rontgen photographs showed perfect preservation. The sale also included George II’s breeches from the battle of Dettingen. The mummy lot went for 9 guineas and the breeches for 15 guineas.
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le Bol
J. C. Stevens
London
Rameses II
B. C
George II
Dettingen
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