Noted Opera Singer Bruce Escaped Operation
A letter from Mrs G Bruce recounts her recovery after an ovarian operation was avoided. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Vinegar Wash with restoring health during travel hardships. She endorses the remedies and invites others to seek free counsel from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Mass. The note highlights cautious medical choices and overall improvement.
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Bruce
G. Bruce
Lydia EL Pinkham
Mas. G. Brees
Lansisg
Fanes
eScow
Knights Pythias Biennial Meeting San Francisco excursion tickets
An advertisement notes a Knights Pythias biennial gathering in San Francisco with excursion tickets from Chicago to San Francisco or Los Angeles for 3.50. It promotes the Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul Railway as the short line with through trains daily and service, plus timetables and maps via F A Miller in Chicago. Other items urge travel and summer getaways in Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa, and mention Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children with testimonials.
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Knights Pythias
San Francisco
Chicago
Milwaukee & le Paul Ry
San Frantisco
Los Angeles
Chicago, Milwaukee & St.Paul” Railway
Omaha
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
F. A. Miller
Trusts and tariff in English and American policy
A critical column argues the Republican campaign spreads misrepresentation about trusts in Europe and Britain and defends tariff critique. It cites Washington Star claims, lists European trust sectors, notes the 1900 Republican claims on free trade England, and condemns attempts to shield the army from scrutiny while urging accountability of the War Department and authorities.
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Washington Vening Star
Congress
Europe
Germany
State Department
Great Britain
British Isles
England
United Kingdom
World Almanac
Journal of Commerce
Truala
Republicene
Saili Ag
Tegib Linguser
False price rhetoric and export talk persist
The passage questions how long people will be deceived by empty assurances about monopolies and selling at fair prices at home and abroad, criticizing hollow promises of serving both domestic and international markets with reasonable costs.
Suspicious Cuban Politics Behind Recent Unity Moves
The article suggests Cuban patriots in power use regions and sympathy for Cuba's suffering to influence action. It notes Havana bread prices hint at a staged effort and mentions a $1000 donation by President Palma as possible pressure for quick reciprocity bill action. Sworn testimonies by Cubans and army officers are cited.
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Cuba
Havana
Palma
Congress
Trusts and free trade debate in 19th century record
A historical passage critiques Cobdenite free trade and trust formations, contrasting English trust mania with U.S. tariffs. It cites congressional testimony by Col Buss, denies distress among labor, and notes the sugar trust delaying exports from Cuba to gain import advantages pending reciprocity legislation.
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Ways and Means Committee
Col. Buss
Sugar Trust
Cuba
United States
The Menace of Imperialism in American Thought
A fragmented editorial arguing that imperialism should be taught for its impact on U S people and government, not Filipinos. It cautions against redefining constitutional policy, downplays Aguinaldo, rejects anti trust agitation, and criticizes Republican platforms and party factions.
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United States
Aguinalso
Auditorium stock prize draws keen interest in Omaha
Since the July 16 award of the first special semi monthly prize in the Auditorium stock contest, demand has grown. A $160.50 prize to J Usanillon of Wilsonville Neb was split into two sacks with amounts uncounted until unsealed. August prizes and further details, plus 1001 total prizes tied to Defiance Starch tickets, attract wide participation as the regular votes for New York governor in November loom.
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Omaha
Lid. J. Usanillon
Wilsonville
Net
Hamilton
Omaha Commercial Club
Wamount
Defiance Starch Co
New York State
Omaha Auditorium Company
Neb
Nebraska
Auditorium Company
New York Society Circles Essay on Breakfast Champagne
The passage notes King Edward VII in New York and reports that some younger swells began taking a pint of champagne at breakfast, replacing their former sauterne. It reflects social habits, hints at public reaction, and comments on how the man of the hour can be slow to take a hint.
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Borneo
Joaquin Miller
Larkin G. Meade
Vermont
Venice
Edward
New York
Edward VII
Nebraska
Empire Rupture CO
New York Life Building
Omata
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