Remarkable case of Dr Williams Pink Pills in Indiana
The Star of Valparaiso reports on radical cures from Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. Mrs Mary Noren, wife of farmer John Noren, recounts years of illness from stomach and nerve trouble. After three boxes, she improves drastically, with constipation cured and pain relief. Pills sold by doctors, druggists, or by mail from Schenectady.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Williams
Mary Noren
John Noren
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Schenectady
Disinheritance Sparks Will Contest In New York
Annie Rosalie Gies is disinherited by her father Christian Gies who cites ongoing legal actions and alleged undue influence as reasons. The Surrogate Court estate, valued at 100000 dollars, favors son Rudolph with 1000 dollars to daughter Annie, who vows to challenge the will.
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Annie Ges
Annie Rosalie Gies
Christian
New York Dispatch
Rudolph
Mr. Gies
Annie Gies
Christian Gies
Brooklyn Bridge
Fourteenth Street
Ship Captain Reports Snakes At Sea Near Borneo
Captain Peabody aboard the Tom OShanter arrives in New York recounting a voyage off Borneo through fifty miles of snakes containing alligators and codfish. He claims a battle between an alligator and a shark ended with the shark's defeat when a 190 foot long sea serpent swallowed it.
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Tom O'Shanter
Peabody
New York
Borneo
Li Hung Chang
Burglar Turned Reporter Exposed By Newsroom Probe
A Berlin professional burglar sent full burglary reports to a daily, earning payment but was traced by editors who warned police. The scheme outed the amateur reporter as his rivals were beaten to early information. Archbishop Benson of Canterbury is 67 and has served as bishop for nineteen years.
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Berlin
Benson
Canterbury
Queen Victoria honored in sixtieth reign year
Explorer Frederick Jackson, who rescued Dr Nansen, has reportedly found a new sea in Franz Josef Land and named it the Queen Victoria Sea after Queen Victoria. The waterway is said to stretch from about seventy miles north of his winter quarters to within three degrees of the North Pole.
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Victoria
Queen Victoria
Frederick Jackson
Nansen
Franz Josef Land
Queen Victoria Sea
North Pole
Disease cures and cultural notes from a historic page
Health ads tout Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for rheumatic relief and kidney, liver, and digestion issues. A Somerville death is noted, and references mention Cascarets liver regulator, Dr Kay remedies, and a claim about 47 Chinese temples in America. The imperial palace in St Petersburg is cited as the largest room worldwide.
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Hostetter
Imperial Palace
St. Petersburg
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Atlantic City
Carroll Borled
Rell
Evanston
Harles Carroll
Hamilton
Ont
Chicago
Charles Carroll
C. T. Bartlett
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Carroll
Minnesota
Edward Mersch
Sherman Avenue
Evanston Fire Department
Mersch
Merac
John Morh
California Fig Syrup Co
Detroit Free Press
Harriet
Kate
Mary Taylor
Mary
Somerville, Mass
Europe
Kay
America
Dr. Kay
Bright
Ayer
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Atall Druggists Ors Sample Sen
Murray
Rialto
Chicago Board of Trade
AM National Bank
Prothera
Srpstaxa
Lockport
Ilts
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
B.A. McAllaster
Omaha, Neb
Standard OF the World
Columbia
Pope Mfg. CO
Hartford, Conn
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