Kidney Pills Claim Rheumatism Relief From War Era Claims
An advertisement-style narrative touts kidney pills as a cure for rheumatism and back pain caused by exposure. It cites William Robinson of Russell Street Detroit and Down’s Kidney Pills, promising long term relief and urging readers to order from Wibara Co Buffalo with price details and mail order info.
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Russell Blreet
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Negroes and the Klondike Fever in Charleston
An old Charleston article describes a fever among the African American community tied to Alaska gold excitement. It notes a sharp decline in the illness and condemns a con artist who exploited Charleston residents with promises of wealth, leaving many misled.
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A fragmented OCR item shows unclear words and names. Readable terms include personal initials and scattered phrases, with no coherent event or location clearly identifiable in the surviving text.
Congress Opens with Oath and New Bills
Washington December seventh The Fifty fifth congress convened at noon as Vice President Hobart presided The oath of office was administered to new members and the president's message was read The House introduced numerous measures including a proposal to restore gold standard and curb silver coinage The front page notes a public mourning for a congressman and highlights various social and national issues of the era
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Washington
Fifty-fifth Congress
Hobart
Senate
Ander
WH. Milburn
Chapmin
Severay
Mir. Piden
King
Ren
Wolilall
Pabner
Dames
George
Mississippi
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Sera Tir
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Absa
Weemoek
Charles A. Berrys
Weaserhan
United States
Moanetary Commission
Internal Revenue
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Edtabhehing & Postal Savings
Stein Wuethngeit
Griggs Named Attorney General of United States
Gov John Griggs of New Jersey accepted the post of attorney general of the United States with confirmation of McKenna’s Supreme Court nomination. His service record includes New Jersey assembly and state senate leadership, and a long legal career beginning in Newton and Paterson. The start date is expected near year’s end.
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White House
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Maierson
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Federal budget totals reveal $402 million requested for year
The secretary proposes $402,647,953 for the fiscal year ending June 30, a figure about $42 million above the current year’s appropriations including deficiences and miscellaneous items. Recapitulation lists numerous departments and projects, with rivers and harbors and public works among large line items, and notes that some details have already been published.
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Boude Ad
Derburs
President Mehintes’ Mother Reported Resting Quietly
The president’s mother is said to be resting quietly in an uncou state after a recent illness. Reports indicate he and his wife visited. a special session in Springfield, Alabama, convened to discuss revenue reform, primary election legislation, senatorial apportionment, police board system, soldiers’ home funding, and inheritance tax law.
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Mer Chien
Cunion
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Sucmad Ly
Springfield
Tanner
Fortieth General Assembly
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Soldiers’ Home
How to Look Good in Everyday Style
A quirky note offers quirky tips on appearance with playful phrases about looks, confidence, and personal grooming. It hints at fashion basics and the idea that comfort and self expression shape style.
Minor News Items From The Week Ending Dee
The item notes a veto of an anti football bill by Qay Atkinson of Georgia, Chinese battles in Kino Chan, New Orleans theater fire causing about 10000 in losses, and Stewartville Minnesota nearly wiped out by five Americans. It mentions rail consolidations in Ohio, a jewelers firm in Providence seeking 1.8 million, and a global wire industry consolidation. Also covers a murder suicide in Kansas, a battle near Garden, and various disasters with casualties.
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Minaley Bighry Anderson
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Orient
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Internal Revenue Report and Moonshine Seizures
An internal revenue report notes expected receipts for the current year and details enforcement actions. It cites 2,241 stills destroyed or removed, 29 arrests, 1 killed, and 3 wounded. Stills seized were concentrated in Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and the Sixth Virginia district. The article also mentions weather wrecks near Italy, a gold mine purchase in Wisconsin, and various local incidents.
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Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Liquor Ban In Senate Wing Rules Enforced
Washington December 7 senate rules committee orders sergeant at arms to enforce prohibition on liquor in senate wing with a liquor on file in senate restaurant. New York December 8 Martin Thorn condemned to be electrocuted in week starting January 1 for murder of William Geudens Upped. Austin December 6 national crime report notes rising crime across the country unsettled communities. St Joseph Missouri December 4 wealthy stockman John Lien fatally gored by a bullfight mishap near ree bans. Herp Wisconsin December 7 apoplexy claims 48 year old local lead taker Le Vale. Constantinople December 6 peace treaty signed between the Sublime Porte and Greece. La Crosse Wisconsin December 4 McMillan opera house and Pomeroy blocks burned, estimated loss twenty thousand.
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Senate Committee On Rules
Bad Manners of Shoppers Warned by New Orleans Writer
A New Orleans writer in the Wheayune condemns shoppers who mistreat clerks and fail to show basic courtesy. The piece contrasts rude behavior with polite acts observed in sherpa and hotel settings, noting many people lack common civility in stores and public spaces. The writer urges respectful conduct and criticizes boastful or dismissive attitudes toward workers. The piece ends with a comic quip from Ally Sloper.
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Fragmented Foreign Affairs The Anxious Minister Debate
An incoherent excerpt shows a French minister accused in a dispute with a king, with phrases about tears, throne, and allegiance. The dialogue hints at political tension, a royal audience, and warnings of danger, while unrelated garbled text interrupts the scene.
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Fragmented line reads like garbled diary note
A garbled OCR line hints at a personal note or diary entry mentioning tabs, gate, Uasto, Wher, and names like Sherry and Chbsten, with partial phrases about Miseste and Gaeta, but the text is largely unreadable and lacks clear context or events.
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