Mackenzie Defends Treatment of Emperor Frederick
Sir Morrell Mackenzie defends his role in the late Emperor Frederick’s care. He disputes charges by German physicians, cites access to documents, and argues his diagnosis and procedures were justified. The British Medical Journal summarizes his position and contrasts it with German reports, noting outcomes and criticisms.
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London
British Medical Journal
Morrell
M.kenzie
Virchow
Professor Gerhardt
von Bergmann
Morrel Mackenzie
San Remo
Schmiit
Mackenzie
Bramann
Postnatels
Professor von Bergmann
Kussinaul
Strasburg
Dr. Mackenzie
Vor Bergmann
Frederick the Third
Mackenz
MelKenzie
Gerhardt
Landgraf
der. Cramann
Krause
Wolfenden
Howell
Gerrardt
Victoria
The
Daily News
Berlin Seizes Mackenzie Book on Frederick Case
Berlin police confiscate forty thousand copies of Dr. Mackenzie’s book on Emperor Frederick. The work is not allowed for sale in Berlin and copies at bookshops are being seized. In Rapid City a Masonic temple project progresses toward a cost over sixty thousand dollars as the building nears completion.
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Berlin
Dr. Mackenzie
Emperor Frederick
Leipsic
Masonic Temple
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Chicago Herald
Mons E. Distad
Mary Distad
He Fidelity Loan & Trust Co
Register of Deeds
Dayisen County
Dakota Territory
Worteagee
Davison
Horbof
Wea
Sioux
N & Trust Co
Morte
Mwortadsey
Territory OF
Dakota
Second Judicial District
Davison County
W. Jonson
Peter Johnson
Peter Jolson
Mitchell D. T
Koontz & Helwig
Pla
Dak
Mitchest
Mitehel
Goodykoontz & Swig
Vlaintf
WHEAT SHORTAGE DUE TO DROUGHT RUST AND PESTS
Estimates from The Farmers' Review project a total wheat crop of 418,990,372 bushels for 11 key states and Dakota, down from 456,339,000 bushels in 1887. Adjustments for Southern Eastern reductions and Western acreage suggest higher production overall only if last year’s yield holds.
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CuricaGo
Department of Agriculture
Farmers’ Review
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakota
Wisconsin lumbering plans loom for late November start
Chippewa Farts Oct 16 reports lumbering firms preparing for winter work in the pineries with active logging likely to begin in late November. Vendors deny any cut curtailment and say total output will match last year as Wisconsin firms invest in Pacific slope timber including 287 million feet and mills at Bucoda Washington.
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Pacific
Wisconsin
Pacific Slope
F. Rotch
Riggs & Rotch
Bloomer
Jerome Garland
Meridan
Chippewa
Bucoda
Wash
Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific. Mr. Rotch
Garland
J. S. Sherman
Washington Territory
Puget Sound
Eau Claire and
Chippewa Falls
Red River Valley railway first regular train celebrated
Pembina October 16. The Red River Valley railway is an assured fact and October 17 will see the first regular train run. A grand excursion from Winnipeg to Pembina is organized by the Winnipeg Knights of Pythias, with a parallel trip from Grand Forks to Pembina. City decorations and Manitoba neighbor entertainment planned.
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Canadian Pacific
PeMbina
Oak
Red River Valley Railway
Winnipeg
Winnipeg Knights of Pythias
Grand Forks
Manitoba
Pan Electric Case Reversed in DC Supreme Court
The District of Columbia Supreme Court reversed the lower court in the Pan-Electric Telephone case. The justices ordered a detailed accounting of money and stock received by officers of Pan-Electric, including Rogers against Attorney General Band and others.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Rogers
Pan-Electric Telephone Fame
Joseph E. Johnston
Casey Young
Pan-Electric Telephone Company
Land Bill Aids Homestead and Preemption Claimants
Senate approves a land reform bill allowing those who failed to obtain title under homestead or preemption laws to refile for up to 160 acres, with amendments easing entry for adjacent land and granting one year leaves for drought or illness. The measure, expected to pass the Senate, cites broad support and urges readers to obtain copies from congressman Henry N. Curr.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Henry N. Curr
Stand by The Farms Rural Voice
The western farmer is usually not very rich. Frugal, zealous farming over time can bring relative wealth, especially as land values rise. Keep farms free from incumbrance and time will bring prosperity.
Exposition Highlights At Mitchell Fair Attract South Dakotans
The Dakota Territorial college showcased a wide range of exhibits including garden and field products, mechanics handiwork, ornamental and forest arts, and farm stock. The display aimed to popularize agricultural education among South Dakota residents, signaling momentum toward a forward move for the North Dakota Agricultural College.
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Gold Forks
Dakota Treaiaval College
South Dakota
North Dakota Agricultural College
Log Cabin Logic and the Regulator of Health
An exhortation in an old ad style praising the balance of body and mind. It argues that strength and intellect drive success, warns of overwork and social excess, and underscores keeping the body in order. It promotes Warner’s Log Cabin Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier to regulate the system.
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Nedern
Warner
No-fail Lexicon Echoes from Log Shin Days
A compact reminiscence praises vigor and intellect from earlier days, asserting that the life lexicon has no word for failure. The speaker ties resilience to both mental and physical strength, urging steadfast persistence.
Old Hutch’s Stance on Gambling and Roosevelt on Territory
The Omaha Herald remarks on gambling, saying the man who loses money on wheat deserves no sympathy and that Old Hutch’s actions have curbed futures betting. It notes Theodore Roosevelt’s call for admitting Dakota, Montana, and Washington territories, with Dakota to be divided, framing it as a right and justice issue for the northwest.
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Omaha Herald
Ile
Theodore Roosevelt
New York City
Dakota
Montana
Washington
North Western
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health Against Ills
An ad asserts continual disease in the human system from impure blood and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a reliable medicine to defend health, drive away illness, and restore bodily well being for years.
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Iipure
Hood
Irish engineer drives pusher from Moingoua claim
Ogden Reporter notes an Irish engineer living in Boone who owns several houses and discussed wage theory with trainmen. He argues that tariffs protect wages, while tariffs for revenue only lower them.
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Ogden
Lis
Moingoua
Boone
Ile
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