Dolores and Radford in the Manila War tale
In the Manila campaign Jack Radford of the California regiment rescues a fallen foe, discovers Dolores de Pilar, and a forbidden bond grows while outposts face sharpshooters and a tragic graveyard hunt. The tale ends with Radford guarding Dolores’s grave as dogs howl nearby.
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How to Send Flowers Long Distance Inaccurate Guide
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Fortunes in samples in great retail stores
The Chicago Tribune cites large dry goods houses as spending heavily on sample departments. Stores ship vast yards of dress goods and silk into samples, with losses from cutting and waste running into tens of thousands yearly. The practice serves as advertising, reaching rural customers via patterns and samples. A light anecdote about an octogenarian and a short true story ends with a Cincinnati Enquirer credit.
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Medical cures and various patent remedies advertised
A collage of advertisements claims cures for catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward, and various tonic and nerve remedies. Includes Dr Kiine's Great Nerve Restorer, Mrs Winslow Teething Syrup, and Koe nig's Hamburg Drops, plus assorted notes on digestion, dropsy, and a Berliners streetcar usage statistic.
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Hamburg
Great Surgeon Adolf Lorenz Praises Philadelphia Theatre
The renowned surgeon Adolf Lorenz visits Philadelphia this week for a multi day event. He inspects the house, witnesses entertainment, and writes a formal note praising the theatre's magnificence. He expresses admiration for the decor, desks, and overall construction.
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Boston
Public baths a rare feature in the United States
The article contrasts American bathing habits with European practices, noting widespread public baths and a colonial pride in plumbing versus continental customs. It argues municipalities have done little to provide citizens with regular access to cleansing facilities, challenging the notion of U.S. cleanliness virtue.
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New York Tribune
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The True Life as Passion Not Pastime
The excerpt urges living a devoted life serving Christ not for self but for a higher purpose. It speaks of God filling hearts that empty themselves and warns against self praise. It contrasts faith in Christ with self reliance and notes growth from seeking the Father.
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Dunk the Washington Zoo elephant to get new home and bath
Congress approves a $10,000 relief for Dunk the Washington 700 elephant to build a larger elephant house with bathing pools. Women activists pressed for reforms, and Smithsonian Superintendent Langley helped secure the paragraph in the appropriation. Dunk will soon be freed from chains and can swim in a big pool.
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Whyte and Browne Dispute Pew Fees in Center Aisle
In a brief exchange reported by Somerville Journal, Browne says he does not know the exact denomination while Whyte references a pew on the center aisle costing about 500 dollars annually, as discussed in a local dispute.
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Labor unrest and arbitration across cities and unions
The text notes the Boston electrical strike settled by a Board of Arbitration and widespread union activity. It cites Chicago and Illinois child labor proposals, Canton Women’s Union Labor League, rising AFL membership, 249 affiliated unions, and higher steel and iron prices. It also reports the Amalgamated Society of Engineers losing its charter over trade jurisdiction disputes.
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