Indian Sailor from Oneida Joins Atlanta Navy Crew
A Chicago Tribune feature profiles Indian sailor Shenandoah from the Oneida tribe serving as a fireman aboard the cruiser Atlanta. Born twenty nine years ago, he rose from illiteracy to naval service after schooling at Hampton Institute, dreaming of close combat with Spanish forces and the glory of raising the flag on a fortification.
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Oneida
Atlanta
Stires
Chapman Schenandoah
Atlants
Jie
Schenandoah
Docor
Shenandoah
Hampton Institute
Hampton
Spain
Tie Navy
San Francister
New York
Walla
Chicago Tribune
Quotations on Women and Curfew Movement Mentioned
A fragment lists famous proverbs about women and love and notes a 1910s U.S. call to petition for a curfew ordinance. It also mentions the Russian council of ministers rejecting a proposal for enforced military service in Poland and references a forthcoming congress in Washington, D. C.
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Congress
United States
Washinston
D. C
Council of Ministers
Plaland
Western Canada lands and wheat yields urged for settlers
A reader letter describes immense wheat potential in Western Canada with fields thick to the horizon and high yields. The writer notes long, windward winters and favorable climates, urging settlers to take advantage of new districts opening in the Saskatchewan Valley and to seek government information advertised elsewhere.
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Ielda
Duelath
Canada
Cer
Laan
Nuluth
Japan
Saskatchewan
Counterfeit Expert Reappears in Old Banker Tale
In a New Orleans back office a banker recalls a famed counterfeit expert who visited 20 years ago. The expert tested a 100 bill, exposed slips in engraving, and showed the banker how easily even an expert can be fooled, leaving him mortified and questioning every note thereafter.
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New Orleans
Wen Hej
Telier
Counterfeit Scheme Unmasked by Bank Professor
A banker recounts how a self styled professor of counterfeit detection posed as treasury authorized and trained bank staff in spotting fakes. The course overwhelmed tellers, panicked customers, and disrupted business until the banker curbed the fakery by forbidding reports of fakes and asking tellers to accept only clearly valid notes.
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Cumateur
Socru
Jock Pleasant
Agam
Strange Cure for Rheumatism Sends Blacksmith to Health
In Goodland Wan Jame 3-N E Ab bertson notes a lifelong rheumatism case that improved after using Dodd's Kidney Pill. A friend recommended the remedy and the blacksmith reports complete relief with no symptoms after ten days. Claims say kidney pills have cured Bright's disease dropsy diabetes and heart trouble in severe cases.
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Goodland
Wan
N. E. Abbertson
Dodd
Bright
Fourth annual meeting of hardwood association officers chosen
The fourth annual meeting of the National Hardwood Lumber Association closed with officer elections. President F. H. Smith of St. Louis presided, naming W. H. Russo of Memphis as vice president and W. F. White of Boone City as second vice president. E. Sondheimer of Chisago was elected third vice president, A. F. Vinneige of Chicago as secretary, and B. O'Hara of Calgary as treasurer.
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National Hardwood Lumber Association
F. H. Smith
St. Louis
W. H. Russe
Memphis
W. F. White
Boone City
Midhlhird
E. Sondheimer
Chisago
A. FL. Vinneige
Chiedgo
B. O'Hara
Cairu
Il Tre
Bank Wreck Arrests Tie to State Officials
Ident Gov M F Allen vice president of the Farmer's National Bank of Vergennes Vermont and J W Ketchen a legislator representative were arrested charged with complicity with Cashier Lewis in wrecking the bank.
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M. F. Allen
Farmer's National At of
Vergennes
J. W. Ketchen
Lewis
Douglas Factory to double output with new buildings
Wis Duuslin plans to expand his Brockton factory to 6000 pairs daily by July with a four story addition, 16 000 extra square feet for manufacturing, new 150 horsepower boiler and 150 horsepower engine. Payroll will rise about 4 000 weekly to shoemakers and other staff. Output target is 500 dozen shoes per day with a weekly payroll near 6 000. The investment aims to boost Brockton prosperity and local employment.
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Wis
Duuslin
Brocktus
Alice
Douglas
Leackton
Newport divorces and medical cures draw local notice
Mrs Dunean Elliot and several other society women secured divorces at Newport RB. L. Princess Prinsion snoring stir for children Jowthing andfiens Bhs mums reduce inflammation, cures wires volt, and boosts vitality. The Presbyterian general assembly unanimously favored a revision of the creed.
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Prinsion i
Volte
Presbyterian General Assembly E Nanimously
Nervous Prostration Cases Cited in Medical Ad
Testimonial letters describe relief from nervous prostration and female weakness after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Women report severe pain, insomnia, faintness, and digestion issues improving after treatment. readers urged to judge authenticity of endorsements.
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Boston
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mise Williamson
Mas
Prixuam
Mies Apes Williamsos
Boulevard
Atlante
Lydia EB Pinkham
Roc
Marienville, Ps
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General Western
Chicago
Carter
Vitalia
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Mason Vitalia Institute
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Ull
Jack Tar
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Ottawa
Ganadh
Danas
Pamphioa
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Milwaukee
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Canude
St.Vitus
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Paradise
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Malvens
Douglas Factory
Wil
United State
Frank 1. Wein
Deé Hs
Poon
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Sivast Pallway
Cullum
Great Britain
Lo Yiehi
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Soc
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Lima,o
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Way F. Toran
Trinity Springs
Ind
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Virginia
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Saak
Torn
Pammilion
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