MedfordWis Diphtheria closes schools world notes
A long column lists numerous 19th century items from Medford Wisconsin to New York and Chicago. It records diphtheria shutting Medford schools, political upheavals, deaths, fires, murders, arrests, and various local and national incidents with scattered names of people, places, and organizations throughout 1900 era reporting.
Foreign affairs and world events in scattered reports
Died Lord Alexander Paget in London at 87. Maceo and Gomez plan a Havana march. Tschigerin wins Budapest chess. Auspicious dispatches mix with misprints as reports touch on Rome, Turkey, China, and India. Berlin and Washington discuss reforms, alliances denied, and military telegraph intrigues amid a broad, noisy wire-service digest.
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Alexander Paget
London
Maceo
Gomez
Havana
Tschigerin
Budapest
Ttanistip Alameda
Sydney
Nsw
San Francisco
Ina
Prani
Italy
Princene Helehe
Montensto
Weyler Kay
Havana University
Chamber of Deputins
Senate
Cat
Ezasiua
Constantiniple
Washington
Berin
Ruagia
Germany
Bismarck
Halitas
Lansdowne
Bush
Leeds
Bags
Montreal
India
Bombay
Rites
Notable Tobacco Cure Claims From Local Ad Fails to Convince
A blurred historical advertisement touts No-To-Bac tobacco cessation claims attributed to J Pugleman and Polien Lewkins. It presents testimonials and a money back guarantee, citing a Louisville pharmacy and Sterling Lomas Uo under a 1920s style claim of curing tobacco addiction through chewing.
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Little Charles
Weniny
Roglaann
Asheville
Jou
Velnee
Sinai
Nota Bae
Saul
J Pugleman
Polien
Lewkins
Bolonou
Dhe Sterling Lomas Uo
Roytreat
Leto
Tenacious of the Faith Fact in London Rumor
In London sources claim the statement about Oster overings the We of a tew. GB W Richardson notes that the fews of thae elle remain from disease. He asserts the mie has peer distin and the metal whistle by aveat venacity. Cote sumption is Bear eately known. A man carts the Jews, and death by own action is free among Gentiles.
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London
W. Wichardson
New York Court Awards Damages in City Case
A New York court issues a verdict awarding damages of 54555 in a city case involving a plaintiff and several defendants. The decision centers on an alleged contract dispute and resulting financial harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iris Bertie Robins
Rome's Big Sur Countered College Triumphs
In a notable contest, Rome's Big Sur faced a formidable opponent named Chistiī. The match highlighted a decisive outcome as local teams challenged strong rivals, showcasing skill and strategic play amid college-level competition.
Countess Crisi and the Jewel Robbery in Rome Society
Rome reports a sensational tale of Countess Crisi a prominent Roman dame and with a centuries old family. a jewel theft at her palatial home during the night of Ajmi Ad leads to accusations against Luigi Crispi ex prime minister's son and alleged conspirators. The episode unfolds with police intervention public pressure and shifting loyalties as the countess seeks to recover valuables and expose the plot.
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Medford
Wis
Georgia
Tennessee
Prof
Bauer
Europe
Lillian Russell
Walter Jone
Mary White
Oicago
Indianapolis
Tynan
Phoenix Park
New York
Fitzhush Lee
Tobin
Virlak
Oliver Dalrymple
North Daxton
George J. Schweinfurth
Fond du Lat
Pire
Zllwaukee
Mich
Gentral Jlumber Company
Kile
Dve
Hullon
Denry
Coyne
Charlie James Facally
Jacob Garrison
Richmond
Kyi
Garrison
Sac Ati Fox
Oklahoma Territory
James Wheatle’ Smith
Taylia Sora Higginson
Paris
Supreme Court of Ohio
Romulus Cotell
Stone
Whiteman
Minnesota
California
Isy
Norfolk and Western
Iver
Wilson
Boston Rubbers Shoe Company
Malden
Mass
Pablo
Massa
Uribe
Colorado
Alexander
Edward Day
Cassville
Charles F. Massey
Kansas City
Alice Plats
Tabard Hughson
Albany
Ghio Supreme Court
Willa
University
Maire
Cali
Ajni
Geo
Stepe
Wong
Lolgi
Cionl
Tito
Luigi Mallen
Crispi
Cioffi
Vws House
Tors Lepad
Ferty
Terria
Luigi Criap
Wrapeeseo
Ine
Epa
Cotlere
Naly c
Burone
Anne Crisp
Aosta
Preventing Rust in Wheat by 90 Percent Treatment
An agricultural note from the American department recommends a 90 percent pate treatment to combat rust in wheat. It outlines a stepwise mix using sulphur or Bluestone, water, lime, and specific soaking times, then seeding after drying. The guidance emphasizes proper disinfection and timing to prevent inferior sowing and disease spread.
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American Department ‘Culture
Alakin
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Brooklyn
B. F. Clayton
Indianola
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John M. Stahl
Chicago
Indiamapolis
Ind
Levi Becker
Mr. King
York
Royal Tyler
Brattlevora
Tusties Royall Tyler
Vermont Supreme Court
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Henry Ward
Chied
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Manaville
L. Wille Jik
Diaby
Luther Guteres
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Myron W. Adams
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Finger & Brothers
Hueatia
Harper
James Ware
Henty
Sleeper Harper
Neapelis
Alleen Cai
Niga
Pavisi
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Russia
Tulsi
Tsiae
Unlind Bates
Merley
Wiliara A. Libtle
Supreme Court of Georgia
Jaimer B. Purday
Harriebure
Act Good Hamilton
Torgnto
Rov
Acher Jiara
Vandalia
Kirs. J
Ferlue
Bacal Beloit
Penton
Phihadelphia
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Davise
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Owen ‘Damo
Nelsonvile
S. You
Martha Sayres
Henry H. Morany
Polo
Henry D. Barber
Ab EL Point
Walter We Fawcet
Marengo
F. W. Reboek
Chisago
Beloit
Fenton
Philadelphia
Lyan
Aashiar
Nuwlonat
Fig
Jonathan Dame
Epshiar
Dover, N. Jr
Esai
Tadge
Nicoyine
Pathor
Soi
al Asteyille
Asuye
Lucre
Upieasa
Ipuise
Rome's Big Sur
Chistiī
Detective Ably
Orlepi
Rome
Sid
Castege College
Meir
Luigi Crispi
Contess
Wountesa
Luigi
Zaylenzana
Crietls
Melber Crispi
Loisay
Cullen Aeurting
Lily
Very Studl Pyante An
Steen Gerets
Suge iGispe
Jenny Lind
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