Gorman Bryan clash arouses Democratic divisions
Harper's Weekly surveys Mr. Gorman as a minority leader and Mr. Bryan's standing, noting Bryan's fading political influence while praising Gorman's experience. Kansas City Star contrasts their temperaments, highlighting the deep ideological and personal rift shaping American party politics.
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Harper's Weekly
Gorman
Senate
Bryan
Mr. Gorman
Mr. Bryan
Brayn
Goran
Cleveland
Kansas City Star
America
The Range of Tuberculosis in Paris Death Toll
Paris faces about 12,000 deaths annually from tuberculosis as public health officials warn of its broad impact. Authorities press for stronger sanitation, medical care, and awareness to curb the disease through prevention and treatment.
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Paris
Hood's Sarsaparilla Claims Cure for Scrofula
Advert says scrofula is hereditary and common, with symptoms like neck swellings and sores. It touts Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills as a positive cure based on thousands of permanent cures, including a testimonial from Mrs. J. H. Jones of Parker City Indiana.
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Hood
J. H. Jones
Parker City
Ind
Scott's Emulsion Promoted as Lung Treatment
An advertisement urges treating consumption early, likening it to a weed. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as the best lung fertilizer, alongside fresh air rest and good nutrition, claiming a free sample offer and listing Scott and Bowne at 409 Pearl Street New York as chemists with a one dollar price at druggists.
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Scott
Artesian Well Drilling Surges Across the State
The spring season shows extensive artesian well drilling statewide aided by improved machinery. A Mille r case reports a 1010 foot well completed in four days and four nights, a drastic improvement from the four months once required. The rush to drill is described as a grand good.
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Miller
Rival towns争 to host president amid West visit
The text notes tension between St. Paul and Minneapolis over who should entertain the president longest, hoping for amicable resolution. It mentions Mrs Florence Maybrick facing release in 1904 from a life sentence and possible travel to defend interests in a Kentucky West Virginia Virginia case.
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West
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Florence Maybrick
London
Maybrick
Kentucky
West Virginia
Virginia
Burdick Murder Case Hearings Reveal Infatuation
Coroner investigations in the Burdick murder at Buffalo reveal Mrs. Burdick testifying about her ties to Arthur Pennell. Read letters show affectionate terms and secret meeting plans as Pennell and Mrs. Burdick allegedly plotted divorces and remarriage.
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Burdick
Buffalo
Pennell
Scorchers in Monaco Nabbed by Police for Fines
In Monte Carlo six cases of alleged car scorchers occurred in one day. Vehicles were halted, occupants taken to the police, and after hearing the charge fined one thousand francs before release. The Monaco authorities are enforcing harsh penalties in the so called kingd om of luxury.
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Monaco
Kingdom
Monte Carlo
The Old Mill Stream stage show at Mitchell
A two hour Wednesday evening performance of The Old Mill Stream by Daniel Sully and company drew a good audience. Sully impressed as Robert Ryan with a natural dry charm, supported by Augusta True as Margaret Ryen and Leslie Lyle as the college girl. The cast also included Helen Young, Wm F. Kokxman, C. O. Wallace, Harold LaCosta, Robi Blaylock, and John C. Powers. Manager Gottschalk earned praise for bringing strong entertainment to Mitchell and hopes for growing crowds as word of merit spreads.
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Daniel Sully
Robert Ryan
Trish Miller
Ryan
Sully
Leslie Lyle
Helen Young
Wm F. Kokxman
Gus Schultus
Dan Sully
C. O. Wallace
Rufus Winnie
Harold LaCosta
Sam Wilber
Robi. Blaylock
Abe Shultus
John C. Powers
Manager Gottschalk
Mitchell
Straws From Flax Grow Found Useful For Twine And Pulp
Thousands of tons of straw produced in raising flax for its seed in Minnesota and the Dakotas have previously been burned. It is now found to be valuable for making binding twine and paper pulp.
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Minnesota
Dakotas
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Touted as Skin Cure
An advertisement extols Cuticura products for curing humours itching scaling crusts and hair loss. Warm shampoos with Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment, and Cuticura Pills claimed to stop falling hair, purify and beautify skin, soothe hands and baby irritations, and nourish scalp roots. A full three item set sold for one dollar.
Orient Insurance Company Fire Insurance Certificate Issued
The Orient Insurance Company of Hartford Connecticut submits sworn statements for 1902 and is certified by South Dakota Insurance Commissioner H C Shober. Officers Charles B Whiting and James Wyper affirm financial solidity and authority to transact fire insurance in South Dakota until December 31 1903.
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South Dakota
Commissioner of Insurance
Connecticut
Hartford
Charles B. Whiting
James Wyper
Orient Insurance Company
Insurance Company
United States
State OF South Dakota
Insurance Department
I. H. C. Shober
State of
Pierre
Department of Insurance
Orient Insurance C
Mpany
H. C. Missioner of Insurance
Sta South Dakota
Comte
H. C. Shober
Gay
A. D
Snow and railway relief drive readers to drugstore
Snow causes heavy expense with Canada railways using over 600 snow plows each winter. Message urges readers to visit L. O. Gale's drug store for a free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets which cleanse the stomach improve appetite and regulate bowels. Regular 25¢ per box.
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Canada
L. O. Gale’s
Chamberlain
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Pearl St
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Orient Insurance Co
Apital
Aslal
Secedes
Bbeclat
Uvita R
Incesbion
Leon B. Humphrey
H. C. Bhober
Becker
David Adler & Sons
Riverside Department Store
Riverside
Congress
Hub Gore
Vici
Goodyear
Vici Kid
Boston
Ww. L. Wallis
Assiniboia
Golonization Co
Assinibdia
Northwest
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