Elephant Tragedy at Crystal Palace Inquest Details
A runaway elephant belonging to the performing company at Crystal Palace killed a keeper after breaking from its cage and charging through partitions during an afternoon show. An inquest found evidence of prior brutality by a former keeper and noted the animal had been docile in other contexts until provoked by the assailant. The report links the incident to a broader discussion of animal handling and public safety in entertainment.
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Big Menmel
Crystal Palace
London
Sanger
Bhoger
England
Aralé
Souian
Kemper
Sympathy With Boers Sparks European Subscriptions
European sympathy for the Transvaal war drives wide support from Holland Germany Belgium and France. Schools churches cafes and hotels raise funds in marks francs and guilders for the Boers including a Brussels restaurant collection of 1800 francs and a Have Sammlung house collection boxes for children.
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Europe
Brosgeale
Parin
Berlin
Transvaal
Saya Dowelier
Bolsum
Holland
Germany
Brussels
Belghin
France
Harops
Bourne
Ene
Maps of the western world misrepresent Mindanao scholars report
George Thomson Fry notes in the Chicago Record that maps for Mindanao rely on a Western Hemisphere map ill suited for local understanding. Only a few American cities are labeled, with Florida and Michigan the only U S states shown, while major hubs like Chicago, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and New Orleans are absent.
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Sethey
Mindanao
Singapore
Hongkong
Tokyo
Philippine Islands
United States
Citien
Boston
New York
Washington
Charleston
Montgomery
Ala
New Orleans
Jackson
San Fran
Audies
Florida
Michigan
Schicaeo
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Goclonatl
George Thomson Fry
Chicago
Russia poised to adopt new calendar amid unrest
The article notes plans for a thirteen month year with twenty eight day months and compares the stability to remedies like Hontettar's Stomach Bitters. It mentions Russia hiring funds from treasury looting and a growing revolutionary and anti foreign movement complicating southern provinces.
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Itte
Russia
Miscellaneous 19th Century Notices and Advertisements
Fragmented OCR reads like multiple items: a patent medicine pitch for Cascarets. a tale of Mis Iyerson and a murder sentence. an El Neneida dispatch about cholera, military service approval, and shipping delays. references to Lord Curzon and political notes. a wrecked vessel and various periodical mentions.
Kidney Troubles of Women Highlight Ler of Pinkham Remedy
Letters from readers describe relief and ongoing issues with kidney and bladder problems and menstrual symptoms after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimonies note improved energy and backache relief, with some citing prior medical treatment as ineffective.
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Proeuaw
Hyon
Mae Enxa Freonmes
Troy
Ohio
Dean
Lydia F. Pinkham
Miss Bows Pusomnon
Olio
Insurrection and travel deals through rail lines described
A fragmented notice details unrest in Persia affecting the Shah’s Europe visit, and promotes half price excursions via Rio Grande Western and Denver & Rio Grande routes. It lists destinations like Chicago and Denver with round trips, reclining chairs, dining cars, and through service, urging readers to contact agents for tickets.
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Rio Ganda
Denver
Kanaan City
aD.cHi
St Pao
Omaha
St Joseph
Chicago
Hockson
Mont Magnificent
America
Rio Grande Western
Via
West Second South
Dooly Block Corner
Denver & Rio Grande
Grand Junction
Tenter
The Dewey Homestead and Its Owners Through Time
The bore picture shows the house where G. Dewey was born and traces ownership from the Dewey family to Captain Edwerd Dinney then T. H Gordon. A 19th century relocation and later ownership are noted amid shrine visits and a controversial medicinal claim later cited in court-like language.
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G. Dewey
Sith
Dewey
Edwerd Dinney
T. H Gordon
Mr. Co
Adidirom
Fyrane Medicine Co
Columb
Ohio
Plans for Enlarging the White House Published in October Ladies' Home Journal
The October issue of the Ladies' Home Journal will publish proposals to enlarge the White House in Washington. Colonel Theevlore A. Hingham, custodian of executive mansions, notes long delays due to damage to the building’s fireproofing and geometry. A sharp renovation solution is promised in the October Journal.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
White House
Warhinggton
Theevlore A. Hingham
Shila
Getober
New Chwang Correspondent Reports July 16 Charges
A Kobe Herald correspondent describes events dated July 16 involving Tessians accused of living in Wabtublyatheckid Cities near Lelyenigoyord. The report includes terse notes on locations and individuals.
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Kobe Herald
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Alive Crown
Tieo Tein
Childm
Avery
Wort
Enpenaida
Mis Iyerson
George Ryeminn
Lower
California
Tenor
Mra. Winsleors
Unecnivic
Aefuens
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Eniin
Curzon
Kredlestoyn
Norwiah
Chile
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Jpmre
Lars Abe
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Radek mm
le Lew
Tohold
Manila
Edward JL
Carter
Freviericl
Mere Pinkham
Wee Car
Dean Mia
Prxenam
Lydia B. Pinkham
Nes
Many Lausuisenn
Windsor, Pa
Bengtian
Firat
the Overland Limited
Fasr
Atlantic
Ogden
Eastern Pointe
Salt Lake
API Aigamahip
Addres
Selt
Fake City
Uiap
Persia
Shah
Dewey Homestead
Weapper
Carters
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Pommel Se
Satan Peer Fielt
Arana Posinet
Heottae
TOWER
Ghat
POT Mandand
Juventin
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Bile
Afte
Ly Pereritas
Arid
Wagrn
Cini Great
Neirket Repairany Shnen
Lacate Teer
Tee Monty
Repay &T
Pan
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Pensio Bickford
Washington, D.C
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OWEY
T. O Rousats
Gupfly House
Robarts
Rizeriersnesches Fies
Roberts Supply House
Minneapolis
San Asad
Uae
Pater
Lee
Stabe
Tian. i
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Peeruin
Drs. Shores
Armen
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