The Fighting Colombia Uribe Uribe Emerges In Colombian Revolt
The article profiles General Uribe Uribe, leader of a long running Colombian insurrection, and discusses Colombian and Venezuelan tensions. It notes the revolt’s scale, his 40,000 strong army, and his character, training, and rise from mountain villages to national politics. It also covers foreign debt concerns and suspected ties to British bondholders and opponents’ accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic of Colombia
Colombia
Venezola
United States
Venezela
England
Holland
Mlinois
Dinois
Republic
Uribe- Urine
R. Perez
Chicago
General Uriba-Uribe
Broadway
Uribe-Uribe
Antovhia
Andes
Great
National University of
Bogota
National Chamber of Deputies
Congress
Uribe- Uribe
Uribe
Aarrow
Zuleta
Castro
Venezuela
Equador
Water in Washington From New Reservoir By Oct 1
A compact item notes Washington will receive its water supply from a new reservoir by October 1. It mentions leaf-shedding timing, a Siberian Ortish river length, prewar gold mining in the Transvaal, and a punchy tally of Philadelphia’s spring election results with party votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Siberia
Transvaal
Practical Housekeeping School for Girls Opens in New York
Mrs. St. Justin Beale plans to open A School In New York to teach girls of all nationalities practical household skills. The program emphasizes tact politeness patience tidiness kindness and silence with lessons in cooking washing sweeping and dusting. Dressmaking millinery and hairdressing will also be offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Justin Beale
New York
Loving Cup for Cervera by Sidney Resident
Arthur Bird of Sidney New York starts a campaign among school children to present a loving cup to Admiral Cervera the Spanish naval commander. He admires Admiral Schley but views the Spanish service commander who sailed from Santiago as the counterpart to the American sailor.
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Cervera
Arthur Bird
Sidney
N. Y
Admiral Cervera
Mr. Bird
Admiral Schley
Santiago
Dominican's dad and marriage vow custom in Essex
In Little Dunmow Essex a yearly custom rewards married couples who swear on oath they have not quarreled nor wished themselves unmarried for a year and a day. The practice dates to 1444. Also notes August 19 report of George Huber in Wabasha Minnesota ill with kidney trouble. Dodd's Kidney Pills praised for cures and claims success in Bright's Disease Diabetes Dropsy Rheumatism backache.
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Wabasha
Nowa
Minn
George Huber
Dodd
No Good Unless a Cricketer Parish Cricketer Demand
A country curate cites a London Telegraph notice to quit for not being a good cricket player. His vicar argues the parish needs a fast bowler with an off break, reflecting rising demand for athletic clergymen in church life.
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London Telegraph
Peruna testimonials highlight women’s health reform
A Minnesota chapter of the W R C’s Mrs E A Crozier and Mrs W Henderson share testimonials praising Peruna as a cure for bearing down pains backache headaches and female weakness with claims of recovery within weeks. The piece promotes free treatment for women by Dr Hartman at The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio and notes confidentiality and no charges for treatment.
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E. A. Crozier
James Morgan Post
Minnesota
Landour
9Th
Nicollet
Minneapolis
Minn
Peruna
A. Crozier
Wm. Henderson
Bordulac
N. C
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Quebecian Ball Bine and Old Ads Parody Historic Text
A pastiche of vintage ad lines and snippets notes laundry whiteners and dental syrups, with references to Belgium's census figures and Montreal's electric roads. It juxtaposes unrelated thoughts on duty, love letters, and infant growth in a quirky, editorial tone.
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General Uribe-Uribe
Colon
John Bull
Philadelphia
Defiance
Manufac
Magnetic Starch Mfg. CO
Omaha, Neb
Crozier
Belgium
Montreal
Colorado Colony CO
Denver
Dansamerican
Panamerican
Buffalo
Kansas City
ST. Louis
Raton
Canada
F. Prouny
Ottawa
W. W. Bennett
New York Life Bldg
Omata
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