TOLD IN CALIFORNIA Kidney Pill Testimony
A San Bernardino man Judge A J Felter praises Doan's Kidney Pills after decades of kidney trouble backache and excess sediment in urine He reports better sleep and health after using the medicine A free trial offer is claimed and Foster Mitchell Co Buffalo NY ships nationwide Sold by dealers at 25 cents per box
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A. J. Felter
F. St. San Bernardino
Calif
Doida
United States
Addrass Foster Mishurno Co
Buffalo, Ncy
Deakers
Ex Congressmain Outhwaite Visits Wahinecton
Ex Congress member Outhwaite of Onia toured Wahinecton and surprised residents by noting many believed he had died. He recalled locals exclaiming disbelief at meetings and described a public reaction over years while markets and manufacturers discuss new products.
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Outhwaite
Onia
Wahinecton
Josep
Outiowates
Ohta
Congress
Sir
Chartwaite
Chartwaite, “Thave Seen A Startled Tock Come Tote the Eyes of Neqoeaintinees
Gyear Sevett
Dozens of Bridesmaids Paid at New York Wedding
In New York a wedding featured at least fifteen bridesmaids who were paid for participation. Each bridesmaid received 25 dollars for attending the ceremony while some groomsmen received up to 10 dollars for roles, and one renowned beauty appeared as bridesmaid at multiple weddings. The bridal party enjoyed elaborate outfits supplied by the bride’s father and costly gifts to several attendees.
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New York
Desides
Defiance Stareli Co
St. Louis Exposition
Ilinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Wdenance
Defiance Starch Co
Omaha
Nebru
Important to Mothers Castorta Bottle Examined Careful Use
Important to mothers exam ine carefully every bottle of Castorta a safe and sare remedy for infants aid children and see that it stands up to proper medical guidance and labeling standards in the household.
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ummary of the readable text is unavailable due to fragmented and garbled input. no coherent facts, names, places, or events can be identified for a proper news card. Continuous output cannot be produced from this damaged source.
Forestry That Pays in 19th Century Hungary
Fragmented OCR notes describe forestry yields in Hungary, noting limited annual production and poor administration. References to coppered tests and a “Lewis’ Pacturys” appear, but the fragmentary text lacks clear events or dates to summarize further.
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Hungary
Highest Post Office on Europe’s Zermatt Mountain Railway
A fragment notes a high altitude post office at the Iornegrat stretch of the Zermatt mountain railway. It mentions a land mark named Wishest and coffee in Europe, describing the site as over two feet above sea level.
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Europe
Iornegrat
Zermatt
This Will Interest Mothers
This brief pamphlet promises guidance for mothers on child care topics. It lists topics such as teething disorders and infant stomach issues, suggesting tips and remedies. The text reads as an old newspaper ad or notice with several garbled phrases and likely product mentions.
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New York
Increase of German Commerce Through Suez Canal
Twenty years ago only a handful of German vessels passed the Suez Canal. Now the figure has risen to 462 ships a year, signaling a robust expansion in German trade and maritime activity.
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Suez Canal
Earnest Southern Congressman and His Attendant
A southern congressman living in a Washington hotel kept an old colored man as personal attendant. The servant, long in his employ, wielded unexpected authority and interrupted a Whisky party by correcting the host about breaking up a cold. The guests attempted to joke about whiskey to heat a cold winter, but the attendant’s remark halted the evening.
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Congress
Washington
Interview Declined By General Amid Jumbled Exchange
The general refused an interview with a soldier who attempted to press for remarks about service and loyalty. He answered with a terse smile and a nod, then ended the exchange. The fragment hints at a broader wartime or military context but lacks clear names or places.
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Kitelioneor
South Africa
Rheumatism Cure Promised By Kilmer’s Pills
Sonoma Michigan June 15 a wartime veteran named Tatehins suffered chronic rheumatism after three years service and years of illness. He credits Kilmer’s Pills with easing his pain after using two boxes and urges others to try the remedy.
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Sonoma
Mich
Iwios Tatehins
Sitehins
Ldier
Currier Huther Barke
Louisiane
Misty
Ailin
Sears
Kilmer
Mountaineer's Harsh Judgment
Bishop Coleman of Delaware travels the West Virginia mountains each summer and meets locals in inns. A mountaineer offers him food, and Coleman declines. The mountaineer retorts that he cannot be fit company for man, prompting the admonishment to join the others for a drink.
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Bishop Coleman
Delaware
West Vircana
Strangzer
Strange Query From Shaler Prompts Odd Ad Snippet
A garbled OCR fragment from a Shaler page mentions ailments like feet ache and burn, references Allen's Foot-Rase, chest phrasing, and odd names such as Ta-Nay New York. The readable bits resemble an unsolicited ad or medical remedy snippet with scattered phrases and nonsensical word fragments.
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Shaler
Allen
Ellen
Ares
Diogenes Papyrus Reveals Cynic Sayings
Dr. Wessels of Vienna reports a damaged papyrus near unreadable in places. It promises several dozen sayings and tales of Diogenes the Cynic, though only a few columns are legible and the full collection remains uncertain.
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Dr. Wessels
Vienna
Garne
Diogenes the Cynic
Patents on a Hen Nest and Sun Stroke Theorized
An OCR fragment discusses a hens nest patent with a deceptive feature and notes the hen will find nothing unusual when inspecting it. It also reports claims that sunstroke is not caused by sun exposure but by a microbial fever affecting the brain, urging shade protection as a remedy.
Packages Sold Spark Debate Over Starch Brands
The text describes Tiefance Starels as superior to all water starch brands and claims it sells for summer money per ounce. It mentions distrust and a bold claim about a rival, suggesting consumer confusion over product quality and pricing.
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Sunmie
Lt Oz
Li Hung Chang as a Pawnbroker in Empire Lore
A fragment claims Li Hung Chang, described as a royal figure, engaged in pawnbroker activities. It credits him with admiration for European trade and asserts he founded institutions across the realm run as philanthropic yet profitable ventures.
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Li Hung Chang
Li Mung Chang
Rosebud Reservation Opening Sparks Local Ties and Delays
Fragmentary notes describe a public opening at Rosebud Reservation with delays and ceremonial considerations. Mentions potential involvement by government and community figures, including local agencies and interest groups.
Outbreak Prompts Plan to Destroy Thousands of Dogs
An outbreak in Ithodesa triggers a native commissioner to meet with Indigenous leaders and explain the disease. They promise to destroy all dogs except a few, targeting between 6000 and 8000 dogs, while hyenas are also to be destroyed.
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Ithodesa
Curareh and Conotations in a Toledo Health Ad
An old Toledo advertisement touts tonic remedies and patent medicines. It markets products for colds digestion and constipation and urges readers to send for samples and catalogs.
Military History Writer Assigned for Six Recent Years
Capt. John and NM. Taylor of the Fourteenth Infantry, now with the War Department's Bureau of Insular Affairs, have been detailed to compose the military history of the United States for the past six years, including coverage of the Cuban insurrection of 1896.
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John & NM. Taylor
Fourteenth Infantry
Hureau of Insular Affairs
War Department
United States
Defiance Starch Campaign Line Sparks Return Visit
A brash slogan promises repeat patronage as Defiance Starch urges customers to “try me just once and I’m sure to come again” in a bold ad campaign.
Surely a Good Reason in the South
A Philadelphia Record feature quotes a colonel discussing lynchings and racial violence, framing the question of motive. The dialogue suggests that Black men are punished when they fail to flee, reflecting a brutal historical perspective on racial terror in the region.
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Mr. Norther
Colonel South
Philadelphia
Writs Serve Gov Peabody in Moyer Case
Government officials filed habeas corpus actions Friday as Judge Thayer and Siduals considered arraignments. Officials allege connections to Cripple Creek disorders and the Western Federation intrigue. Attorneys indicate possible indictments and arrests target key figures linked to the Portale district turmoil.
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Gov Peabody
Adit
Genetl
Thayer Anf Siduals
Chas He. Moser
Western Federation of Nies
Abawey Thermeyor
PO Richardsom
Geethernh
Miaky
Ceveral Miler
Pha
Sheri Edoward Beth
Telber
Hicks
Wee
Peidridian
Peabody Priday
Abe
Judes
Numerous Fatalities and World News Sparks Across Regions
A flood of brief notices from across the country and world reports multiple deaths including a wife killing her husband, railroad wrecks near Cairo and Edwardsville, a college president’s self harm, and a string of political, naval, and labor stories. Reports mention a Paris marriage, Confederate Veterans week, and wireless telegraphy between ships and shore. More items cover railroad sabotage, a banknote counterfeit arrest, and military tensions at Port Arthur amid Japanese-Russian conflict rumors.
Stakelburg admits army routed in Far East actions
Telegram from General Stakelberg reports Japanese shells destroying Russian first and fourth batteries. Russian losses nontrivial with many guns wrecked. Varying reports from Tokyo and London accuse Russians of retreat and claim battles ongoing. Survivors from Hitachi and Sado transports reach port. captains taken.
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St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Kurepetkin
Baron Stakelberg
Vitelivestok Siuadron
Shawidlatt
Quinn
Mexolruxcoff
Criser Dogatyr
Viarivostok
Russians Reported Routed In Battle
An international dispatch reports Russian forces decisively routed in battle near Port Arthur with heavy losses and a disorderly retreat. Japanese forces reportedly pursue toward Talikane and Kalchiew as ships, ports, and sea activity draw cautious headlines.
Recovery of 633 Slocum Victims Reported
New York records show 633 bodies recovered from the Slocum disaster as search efforts continued. Officials say 4 named victims identified, 678 unidentified dead, with missing list still large. Government orders a formal investigation while families wait for more updates.
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New York
Briday
Helena Superintendent Palmer Offered Reward for Capture
Helena Muasatte BE Palmer, superintendent of the Northern Parcitte railroad, received a $2000 offer for capture on convention of puits. The state was also offered a reward or grant.
Arrest of Indianagalls war correspondent reported
Washington reports Hector Futher, war correspondent for Indianagalls, was arrested at Peat Arthuc on the 13th inst. State Department confirms receipt of the advisory and is following the case.
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Marcus Crahan
Delmar
J. RR. Weyland
Joplin
J. Cornely
Laris
France
Paris
Cockrell
Washington
John Alexander Dowle
London
Anl
Kurspathin
Shwe Ting
Norton
Alexandria
Marcusrat
State Department
Hector Futher
Indianagalls
Peat Arthuc
Fleet Encounter Reported Off Saga Near Sasebo
A reel from the pole Stalion at Saga near Sasebo claims cannon fire heard offshore. Reports say a Japanese fleet may have met Russian forces, signaling a possible naval engagement.
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Tokio
Saga
Sasebo
Telegraph orders bring Delver to sheriff for Moyer
Tellurid Califo rnia Capt Bulkeley Wells delivered President Moyer of the Western federation of miners to the sheriff at 4 15 Wednesday afternoon in pursuance of telegraphic orders from Adjt Gen Tell.
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Tellurid
Calo
Bulkeley Wells
Moyer
The
Western Federation of Miners
Adjt
Tell
Illinois Board of Health Exhibit at Springfield
Dr J A Bean of the Illinois State Board of Health forwards an exhibit for the World’s Fair in St Louis to be placed in the Education Building in Springfield.
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Tlinois Board of Health
Springfield
J. A. Bean
Ilinois State
Arrests in Gripple Creek include Western Federation attorney
Gripple Creek Colorado saw several arrests on Monday led by General Bell. The key figure is Frank J. Hangs an attorney for the Western Federation of Miners.
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Gripple Creek
Colo
Frank J. Hangs
Western Federation of Miners
Gen. Bell
Bloomington Man Killed by Train Near Plineis Central
William Peterson of Miamitan was struck and killed by a Plineis Central train near Bloomington Alabama on Wednesday night. His body was found the following day.
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Bloomington
William Peterson
Miamitan
Lightning strikes Wisconsin warehouse causing major losses
Farlua Wisconsin reports a warehouse owned by C. T Wade struck by lightning during a heavy thunderstorm. The building and cot rents suffered a loss of 6350 and 2100 respectively, with partial insurance coverage reducing net damages.
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Farlua
C. T Wade
Butte miners urge Roosevelt to act on Colorado crisis
In Butte Montana 13 000 miners join a union message urging President Roosevelt to intervene in the current deplorable Colorado conditions. The appeal was drafted by the Butte miners union and sent to the White House on Wednesday.
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Butte
Mont
Colorado
Butte Miners’ Union
Roosevelt Wedmesde
Catarrh Causing Most Kidney Diseases, Says Ad
An old advertisement argues catarrh is the root of kidney disease and that Peruna cures by eradicating catarrh from the kidneys. It claims physicians overlook catarrh and touts thousands of testimonials to Dr Hartman’s remedy with an invitation to write for advice. Columbus, Ohio.
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Precinet
Troy
James L. Dempsey
Swinson
Harrison St
Vouneil Bluffs
Peruna
Perrin
Eruna
Perona
Tartman
Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarian
Colanbus
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