Evening notices and iron mountain sale details
Fragmentary notices describe a sale of items related to bus vision and October timing, with sales on September 1 and 4 for return, plus application details via ticket agents. A Nashville item quotes a pastor and Col. John Jacob Astor incident involving an automobile, horse injury, and a $200 horse valuation paid by Astor after the animal died from injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Mountain
Paspereer
Pastor Caay
John Jacob Astor
Pein
Henry Germond
Germond
Dodd's Kidney Pills Endorsements From Arkansas Justices
Staunton Arkansas August mentions Justice T B Reeves and Justice B B Com endorsing Dodd's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble. Com recalls a severe case cured after using the pills and says he shared boxes with friends who also praised the remedy. No counter opinions reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staunton
Ark
Deff
Searcy Co
T. BL Reeves
Dodd
J. FP
B. B
Justice
Linen prices strain city hotels finances
The advance in linen costs raises hotel expense burdens in the city. A manager stated he spends about $60,000 yearly for linen to sustain hire supplies, keeping rooms in use year round at Belfast. Wear and tear on furnishings adds a larger, often overlooked, expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Patrop
New York Sun
Former British Premier Lord Salisbury Dies at Hatfield
Lord Salisbury former British prime minister died August 22 at his Hatfield home. The aging Tory statesman, a figure of aristocratic lineage and long political influence, left public life after a brief tenure as premier. His career combined satire and diplomacy with complex foreign policy, shaped by Gladstone’s Irish reforms and royal favor, leaving a contested legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Salisbury
Hatfield
England
Io Hatfeld
Cecila
Gladstone
Bismarck
Iran
Peculiar Case of a New Jersey Boy With Heart Out of Place
Nine year old James De Groot, son of inventor George De Groot, astonishes Morristown surgeons by a heart that has dropped from its normal position behind the stomach and shifted to the right of the liver. He struggled to breathe, his pulse was intermittent, and his heart’s apex fell four inches below normal before hospital care stabilized him. Over weeks the apex rose to within about an inch and a half of normal, offering cautious recovery prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Gates
James de Groote
Morristown
N. J
George de Groot
de Groot
Memorial Hospital
Costly Sport and Fines in New Jersey Incident
Stephen Van Buren of Brooklyn crossed into New Jersey with his gun and dog to chase a bird he mistook for a wild duck. He was arrested, fined twice for killing the duck and for being an unresident gunner, with costs totaling just over 50 dollars before returning to Brooklyn. Park Loses Art School in Paris Sale Bid Collapse. Corne lius Vanderbilt’s plan for an Paris art school faltered as Chateau de la Muette owners demanded 20 million francs after previously rejecting 15 million francs. The Chateau had ties to Marie Antoinette. gigantic south A' & company with a capital scheme:
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Stephen van Buren
Brooklyn
New Jersey
Paterson
Park
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Paris
Chateau de la Muette
Marie Antoinette
United Land Company
Granite City
Mra. C
Bloomington
Garvey
Ashburn
United States
Ogliakh Jack John Wiles Dies in Crawford Cabin
John Wiles known as Ogliakh Jack, a White Mountain recluse for twenty nine years, died in his Crawford area cabin near the mountains. Disillusioned by the death of his fiancée, he served in the English navy during the Crimean and Chinese wars and later settled in America selling birch bark canoes and canes to summer hotel visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wiles
White Mountain
Ogliah Jack
Wintone
Crawford
Ae & Recluse
Jack
America
Millionaire Marries Nurse On Quiet Knoxville Wedding
Otis Coxe of Philadelphia, a millionaire, wed nurse Gertrude Jones of Knoxville after she cared for him during typhoid illness. The couple, who married in Knoxville with few witnesses, have gone to California on a wedding tour.
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Otis Coxe
Philadelphia
Coxe
Misa Gertrude Jones
Knoxville
Tenn
California
Impertinence Rebuked at Mme Amy Sherwin Birthday Party
The London Mail recalls a supper honoring Mme Amy Sherwin. Phil May drew a title likeness on her menu card, a wealthy guest offered £10 for a similar drawing, and May countered with a blunt caricature of the woman. Sir Evelyn Arthur Fairbairn, born deaf and dumb, is noted as a hereditary title holder who overcomes affliction and travels widely to aid those afflicted.
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London Mail
Mme
Amy Sherwin
Phil May
Mr. May
Evelyn Arthur Fairbairn
Edward
Sir Arthur
Waterman Family Fights for Country Across Generations
John Waterman of Ithaca Michigan notes five generations of Watermans serving in war. His great grandfather fought in the Revolution, grandfather in the War of 1812, father served in Mexico, he fought in the Civil War, and his son Louis is near completing three years of enlistment largely in the Philippines.
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John Waterman
Ithaca
Mich
Waterman
Mexico
Louis
Phillippines
MeGes Resigns. Bureau of American Ethnology Vacancy
Prof W J MeGes resigns as ethnologist in charge of the Bureau of American Ethnology Washington. The position will not be filled. Prof Holmes, bureau chief, will supervise the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. MeGes
Bureau of American Ethnology
Washington
Holmes
Bureau
Revelations and rail accidents mark early June reports
A string of incidents from Missouri to California fills the page: a underground railway accident injures several. dispatches note the death of artist John Wilton Cunningham in Texas. Mire Jane Martie, claimed oldest woman in the South, dies at Ardmore. Military wedding at Camp Lincoln with Governor Yates presiding. Neighbors hear of European war news, canal talk, and local business moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elenator Cockrell
Judge Gantt
Nevada
John Wilton Cunningham
Texas
Mire
Jane Martie
Ardmore
Camp Lincoln
Thureday
Covernor Yates
Mail Centered Numbers Show July Passenger Mail Volumes
Missouri Pacific official Townsend releases July mail figures from St. Louis offices. The month saw 96,498 letters cards and telegrams received, with July 6 the heaviest day at 2,481 pieces and July 7 the lightest at 74. The daily average reached 1,401 pieces, excluding freight and other departments. Also notes varied daily totals, with twenty-nine days averaging 1,000 to 2,000 pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
Minsouri Pacite Myntens
Loule
A Prescription by an Editor Ends With a Drink
A man awaiting a medical prescription receives a note from a famed editor. He analyzes the note, tests it with a magnifying glass, and even reverses it before sending it to a chemist. In a moment of inspiration he turns the note into a medicine and drinks it.
Butter Exports Rise in Victoria and World News
Victoria exported 17 000 tons of butter to Great Britain in 159 1900 valued at 8 000 000. Last decade export volume stayed strong, with 9 000 tons plus yearly. Reports cover extraordinary Greece resident, Defiance Starch, Cecil Rhodes biography chatter, first woman Shakespeare scholar Helen B Wallace, tides on the St Lawrence, and curious Norway oath. Also notes a Nebraska murderer, and New Mexico White Sands gypsum fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Victoria
Great Britain
Misa Helen B. Wallace
Melbourne
Fragmented 19th Century News Snippets and Vague Notes
A garbled OCR page mixes items on famine and appetite with political talk, a Kansas benefactor barber Keeley, Defiance Starch ads, Cody and the Big Horn, a quixotic quilt remark, and notes on sculptor Gertrude F. Lee. Also mentions Avetrata churches, US leadership in church counts, England, and Spain. Entities include Defiance Starch, Cody, Independence Kansas, Gertrude F. Lee, John Muir, Le Conte, and the Big Horn basin.
Fragmentary report on Gatarah and Pala with injuries
A garbled text fragment mentions Gatarah and Pala with references to kidney injury and extreme weather effects. Detailing is unclear. no full names, dates, places, or organizations are readable to establish a concrete event or outcome.
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Bus Vision Excumbions
Recolfm Tn
Bine
Banking Department
Missouri Trust Company
Beatacs Castty
Missouri Trust Company, Tyh and Olive Bts
Louis, Mo
W. L. Douglas
W. L
Rutall Aloo
Hsv
Gomoorr
W. NM. U. BT. Louis
Marquis of
Gallebury
British Empire
Britioh
gigantic south A’ _ & company
Joden
T. Joseph
South
Teane
Feida
Co. M. Mallery
Cha’ ‘Tenn
Frederick I. Olmatead
Anddeniy Fh Waverly
Mane
Salonica
Adrianopie
Michael Hoolihan
Kanase
Cavh
Hoolihan
Father Cushing
Mats
Colorado
Gethsemane
Joplig
Miasouri
Oxark
Lissie Shults
Solomon
Kas
Wee
St. Joseph
Chicago City Railway
Hermann
Department of Commerce and Labor
Miller
Bix
Rock Inland
McFarland
Rod Oliver
Citizens’ National Bank
Beaumont
Tex
Beaumont Bank
Hitchcock
Indian Territory
Root
John W. Foster
Hannis Taylor
John M. Dickinson
Alaskan Boundary Commission
London
Canada
State Board of Health of
Illinois
Chicago
W. L. Cabell
Dallas
Beauregard
Johnson
Fairfax
Shamrock
Sherif Smith
Salem
Atchison
Federation of Women’s Cluba
Atchieon Bowe
Jerry Chateau
Fort @cott
Chateau
Klett
Greece
Corinth
Vaasiliki Caliiondra
Bensible
Cecil Rhodes
Rhodes
Hhis
St Lawrence
St. Lawrence
City of Three Rivers
Montreal
Three Rivers
Quebec City
Norway
Nebraska
New Mexico
San Augustin Plain
Iri
Alee
Aceldant
Swat
Han Teem
Emake
House of Commons
Putnam Fadelers
Kansas Papers
Independence
Keeley
Col. W
Cody
Buffalo
Inndie
Big Horn Basin
Adilsan Globe
Ras Sast
Avetrata
Spain
Gatarah
Wes
Mack
Room 10
Emong
James MM. Powell
de. Marconi
Hartman
Provident of
Jaruin
Colambes
Ohio
THE
Defiance Starch CO
Omaha, Ner
Putnam
Liverpool
Pise
O. Emperer T
T. C
Society of American Authors
Thomas Dunn English
Ben Bolt
English
Ree Howson
Heidelberg
Germany
Pefsin Strup CO
Monticello, Ils
Dome
Puztine
Orn Gaiate
Igunnhavieas Ius Branvon CO
Boston
NSI Niveeninzeem
Opie
Aly Tote
Jedugational
University OF Nota Notre Dame
Trical Engineering
Sop
Jenies Sealer
Freteage C. 5. C
ST. Mary's Academy
Sanae Teaea
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