Pink Pond Lilies At Tadpole’s Pond Delight Rail Passengers
An famed New England pond lilies display draws travelers along the Norwich & Worcester line above Jewett City Conn. The pink and white blossoms perfume the air, attracting picnickers from Massachusetts and Rhode Island, while Tadpole’s lilies remain in bloom despite大量采集. The site, famous for frogs, is praised for rare beauty and frequent harvests. Also mentioned are various patent medicines and local sales ads.
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New England
Norwich & Worcester
Jewett City
Conn
New York Sun
Moreachusetts
Rhode Island
Clayville Pond
How She Fixed Him A theatrical suitor ended dead endangers
A New York Sun style tale recounts a persistent suitor pleading love and the heroine declaring she has already “taken your life” and will summon an ambulance to remove the intruder. The piece then shifts to a drug advert boasting a kidney cure sold in Marshall Michigan with local contact.
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New York Sun
Mr. Singleton
The Pot and the Kettle In A Whimsical Exchange
A brief quip appears in the Idler column with a playful exchange about grooming. One character teases another about hair, prompting a lighthearted remark on where to get a haircut. The toast of the banter evokes a period newspaper jab at social vanity.
Hot Weather Dyspepsia Treated by Stuart Tablets
A brief health advisory describes hot weather dyspepsia with symptoms like low mood heaviness and stomach pain after meals and loss of appetite. It promotes Stuart Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy saying the stomach should be relieved strengthened and cleansed by the tablets taken after meals with occasional use when pain arises.
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Adiens
Anz
Gasotte
Gold and peril in Klondike rush reported by Portland travelers
The Portland steamer arrived after a 14 hour sighting off Cape Flattery carrying 18 miners who brought little of their stake. Dust value aboard was about 376000 dollars. Passengers warned of rich Klondike fields yet urged restraint due to hunger, supply shortages, and brutal winters. They predict huge yields next winter and years of mining in Bonanza and Eldorado creeks, with capital as a key factor.
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Klondike
Portland
Aleaka
Yukon
Wiendike
Bonanza
Eldorado
Capial
Sayy & Firm Bellover
Fulton
Ohio Strike Settled For Resume At 64 Cents Pending Arbitration
The seal strike is practically settled with a plan to resume mining at 64 cents. Direct parties are President Ratchford and the United Mine Workers with operators’ executive committee. A result may come almost any moment. mines to reopen and striking miners to return at start of next week.
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Columbus
Ratchford
United Mine Workers
Grand Army of the Republic Campmeet Address at Buffalo
Commander in Chief Thaddeus G. Clark addresses the Grand Army in Buffalo. He pushes teaching truth in public school histories and backs committee findings on wartime history. New officers are elected and installed as the encampment closes with plans to meet next year in Cleveland.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Cordmander
Thaddeus G. Clark
Tnta6
Grand Army
Grand Army of the Republic
Nis
Sane F. Meek
Sandusky,o
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Gobin
Lebanon
George H. Inula
Boston
Mass
John &. Linehan
Hampshire
Nomi
Cinemoath
Adjt
Burmeister
Alfred Lyth
Francis B. Allen
Hartford
Cipeluuad West
Gen. Gobin
Pennsylvania
Deadly Moonshiners Gun down Deputies in Pope County Ark
Aug 31 Moonshiners opened fire on Deputy Marshals and deputies in Pope County Arkansas. Six officers were attacked. two were killed outright, two fatally wounded and left for dead, and two more were missing and presumed dead or captured. Victims include Captain B F Taylor of Searcy County and Joe Dodson of Stone County. The assailants are described as the boldest moonshiners in the wilds of the county.
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Pope Counts
Ark
Litte Rock
B. F. Taylor
Searcy County
United States
Joe Dodson
Stone County
Renfrew
Henderson Loses Fourth Leg After Amputation Bid
Dubuque Iowa August 30 Congressman D B Henderson's left leg was removed at the knee to halt bone decay and succeeded. The operation showed the bone above the knee joint was sound, indicating no delay in treatment. He had been shot at the battle of Corinth with previous foot amputation the prior February.
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Iowa
Dubugue Dubuque
D. B. Henderson
Corinth
Convention to End Government By Injunction Demands Action
A labor leaders conference in St Louis ends two day session with speeches and resolutions but adjourns without abolishing injunctions. A Chicago conference planned for Sept 27 to press this aim while protesting federal usurpation and urging solidarity among unions amid coal miner strikes.
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St. Louis
Chicago
United States
Pinoy
America
United Mine Workers
Move the Crops. 95 Million Shipped from New York
New York on Sept 1 reports banks shipping large sums south daily to move crops. Prominent banks have sent about 700,000 since mid last week and overall crop money from New York in two weeks totals about 5,000,000. Southern credits appear stronger, with a bright outlook for the southwest.
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New York
Cub
Woman Power and Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Advert
An advertising piece extols women's power and contrasts it with weaker women who seek health aid. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash as remedies for a range of female ailments including headaches nervousness and menstrual pains. A testimonial from Mrs. Vassatta of Philadelphia claims health improvements after five bottles and three wash packages.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mra. Vassatta
N. Broad
Philadelphia
Storm at Laurelwood park destroys pavilion killing woman
Aug 20 Chicago reports a hurricane struck the Laurelwood park picnic grove wrecking the dancing pavilion. Several hundred Catholic Abstinence union members sheltered inside. Mrs Kate Brown of Chicago was killed by a falling scantling. eleven others injured. Also reports abolitionist William Cratty died aged 92 in Marysville Ohio. Burglars stole about 12000 from Napanee Dominion Bank in Kingston Ont. Travel advertises a Mackinac Island tour by D C line steamers.
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Chicago
Laurelwood Park
Catholic Abstinence Union
Qne
Kate Brown
Marysville
William Cratty
Lberty
Ble Howe
Dr King’s New Discovery praised by druggists
Audience reports from Mead and Shreveport praise Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and consumption. Aug J Bogel of Shreveport and J E Campbell of Salford endorse its curative claims, noting long use and strong sales. Free trial bottles offered at A O Hydes drug store.
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Mead
J. Bogel
Shreveport
Dr. King
J. E. Campbell
Salford
Siiz
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