Meat as top nutrition and Stuart's dyspepsia tablets
The article promotes a meat heavy diet for nervous and weak digestion, touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a quick digestion aid, claims pepsin and diastase in tablets cure indigestion, and notes medical endorsement and wide sale. It also mentions American petroleum imports and a separate drug promotion for anti diurette.
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Julius Remusson
Stuart
United States
Canada
Great Britain
The Simultaneous Newspaper of the Twentieth Century
Alfred Harmsworth argues in The North American Review for a future global newspaper model. He predicts centralized, multi city editions led by powerful owners, linking to vast networks, with U.S. papers spearheading a British term. He cites Pulitzer and Hearst as editorial exemplars in this shift.
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Ducase
Baltor
United’ States
Great Britain
Harmsworth
New York
Mtr. Harmsworth
Delane
London Times
Standard Ol Company
Soy
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Philadelphia
America
London
Liverpool
Manchester
Bristol
Edinburgh
Belfast
Newcastle
Attogtion
Pulitzer
Hearat
Macdonough Ready of Pall a Reinforced Vessel Details
The Macdonough, first of fifty craft of a new type, features a 242 foot length, 22 foot beam, 14 feet depth, and 470 tons displacement. It carries armored forward conning towers with nickel steel, coal bunkers for 150 tons of coal, and a designed speed of 14 miles per hour. Armament includes four 14 pounder guns and three 6 pounders, plus telescopic masts with a searchlight. Named after Captain Thomas Macdonough, built at a cost of $231,000 with a guaranteed speed of 80 knots?
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Macdonough
Palla
Lnrlig
Seo
Init
Mactonough
Thomas Macdonough
C. B N
Delaware
Miner Discovers Self-Lighting Mineral in Idaho
Boise miner George F Ayres reports a mineral deposit at 300 feet that emits light without a candle. Local assayer Edward Levey reproduces surface atmospheric conditions causing glow. deposit could benefit mining camps lacking electricity or gas, with potential wealth for Ayres and Levey.
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Cortous Dines
Idaho
George F. Ayres
Boise
Ilda
Saya
New York Sun
Edward Levey
Levey
Is & Serret
Levey Seye
Mosquitoes and Fever Theory Touted by Volunteer Scientist
An unclear report cites Dr. Clark of Youngstown and a letter from John J. Morna dated from an Experimental Sanitary Camp in Cuba. Morna volunteers to test the theory that yellow fever germs are carried by mosquitoes, outlining his proposed tests and observations.
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Clark
Youngstown
Tecely
John J. Morna
Quegnados
Cuba
Marines Enter Forbidden City in 1900 Report
Captain Long of Company D of the American marine regiment reported to Colonel Henry Clay Cochrane that on August 16 forces occupied the Forbidden City after taking three gates the fourth gate was breached and guards placed on buildings colors raised in a administration building Japanese sentries objected but no opposition occurred as Chinese forces had departed the march lasted about an hour before withdrawal with a guard left at the fourth gate Marines Matthews and Little also present and the incident described to the commandant of the marine corps in Washington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatiig
Statés- Mating Corps
Henry Clay Cochrane
The
Marine Régiment
Jay Ite
Wantiington
Bong
Peking
Jon
Colvite
Long
Forbidden City
Amertcasis
Lone
Matthews
Little
United States Marines
Marine Corps
Whatington
Cochrane
Lereln
China
Phonograph Aided Sulu Treaty Negotiations
Captain Smiley of the Fifteenth Infantry recalls a Manila trip to the Sulu archipelago aboard the Charleston. A phonograph, carried by chance, helped persuade the Sultan during formal talks led by General Bates, and aided in achieving the treaty between the United States and the sultanate.
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Smiley
Fifteenth
United States Infantry
Chicago
Washington
United States
Guitan
Sulu
Butea
Department of Southern
Luzon
Bates
Aultan
Columbia’s Black Ring Mystery Revealed by Faculty
New York Sun reports Columbia University uncovered a secret student society named the Black Ring. Details are sparse. attire unknown, membership hinted to include both athletic and special groups. Meetings signaled by symbols. no campus notices posted.
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Fuaculty
Knowledge Baa
Columbia’ University
The
Black Ring
Baya
New York Sun
Columbia
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T. J. Shepherd's Meat Market
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Swartwout
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