With the Artists Alfred Juergers Exhibit News
Alfred Juergers of Chicago receives word that his painting Twilight in the Pielis sent to Munich's Viszselpaeet exhibition has earned a place on the dine and his gallery work gains praise. A London city council plan for a spring art display was rejected in favor of a miscellaneous exhibit by living British artists. The Louvre will acquire a valuable painting by Roch on the French master, valued at $115,000, while Canadian artists face embargo from British and American exhibitions. Berlin gallery buys Lord Francis Clinton-lope’s dispersed collection for over $100,000, including works by Jan van der Meer, Nicolas Maes, Avdvian van dee Velie and Rubens.
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Alfred Juergers
Chivege
Piwilight
Munich
Rei Asiy
Honay
Louvre
Paris
Haronathaniel du Rothschild
Dietunsof
Lord Francis Clinton-lope
Berlin
Tivee
Jan van der Meer
Delft
Nicolas Maes
Avdvian van Dee Velie
Rubens
Northernmost newspaper misleads readers in Arctic press report
A quirky misprint claims the most northern newspaper comes from Usinmerelela Norway while oddly detailing a string of unrelated facts. The piece reports a wagon ice accident injuring a three year old in Boston, a recovered $10,000 verdict, and a Brooklyn entomologist’s stale bedbug observation. It ends with erratic fare dates and travel rates across many states and provinces for a “Big Four Rowe” travel office.
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Tunateratain
Muesli
Usinmerelela
Norway
Lassie
Uatucersein
Hassia
Boston
Boston Fee Company
Ibis Set
George C. Smith
Brooklyn
Smoker and Traveler Meet in Midland Smoking Car
A gentleman on the Midland train shares a seat with a German who asks for a cigar. The Englishman obliges, and the German lights up, claiming he had a match in his bag and did not know what to do. The anecdote ends without further conversation. In other notices, ads promote Wisconsin farm land near Marinette County on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line, a pamphlet on opportunities, and a line about passenger service with a brief, garbled note.
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Havana
Mein Boggit
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Marinette County
Wisconsin
O. J. Holling
Land Ryan
la Salle St
Chicago
Ill
Railway Disasters Near Florence In Heavy Weekend Wrecks
The article details several late Saturday wrecks on different lines. A Phillips-Judson excursion train suffered damage and injuries after a collision near Jen tld gy. In Kansas City a derailment killed W. d T. Teng and injured Mrs. Bell and A. King. A hand car accident killed Tawes Anderson and severely injured Willa Smith. Other incidents include a collision on the Shure & Michigan Southern line injuring engineer William De Camp fatally and injuring his fireman J.T Pragg, plus a New York Central and freight collision near Auburn causing multiple deaths and injuries.
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Denver & Kio ‘Grande Fallron
Jentld Gy
Florence
Phillips-Judson
Etkbart
Pewih
Snost
Noal
W. d T. Teng
Kansas City
Janesville
Juretiow
Wake
Milwaukee
Courve
Seelionine
Tawes Anderson
Willa Smith
Anderson
Smith
Luerain
Chienno
Vrains
Hake Shure
Michizan
Purleenth Strect
Gubarkian
Willtam de Camp
Sububan Tin
J.T Pragg
Auburn
N. Y
New York Central Passengrer
Freighttran
OU Flat Bottom Bridge
Guilty pleas claimed in multiple murder trials inBrunot case
Report recounts alleged confessions from Henry Brunot and accomplices to the murder of Jane Brunot and related killings. Separately, Dr George A Hendricks, renowned University of Minnesota anatomy professor, dies of acute Bright’s disease after shaping the university’s graded anatomy course.
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Minneapolis
Minn
George A. d Hendricks
University of Minnesota
Hendricks
Minnesota
Michigan
Corydon
Jord
War Clouds Over South Africa Dispatches Signal Mobilization
War fever spreads from Durban to Cape Town as Boers move to the Natal border and Pretoria contingent prepares for the eastern front. London reports an army corps may head to South Africa by October with possible indemnities and British demands outlined. In St Petersburg Russia contemplates arbitration while warning of European volunteers aiding the Boers.
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Freien
Chirlostutway
Durban
Natal
Sue Moning
Mirmyrons
Willea Ceat
Lusty
Cape Town
Velnerist
Laine
Tondun
Tole Aris
Redvers Rulon
Admiralty
George J. Gosehen
Ai- Indealiy
Lone
Avitich
South Africa
Kruger
Dh P.m
Chamberlain
Transvaal
Dr. Leyd
Sut Africa
Triday
Vonneil
Cuesta
Lord Salisbury
St. Petersburg
Germany
Russia
Great Britain
Europe
Sergia
Provisional Government Reports Navy Movements in Caribbean
A cable from Captain Hemphill aboard the United States steamer Detroit describes United States forces securing communications with Venezuela and Curacao. Rumors of Cueto insurgent activity are noted as a provisional Venezuelan government forms in Valencia while ships prepare for Manila and other destinations.
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Washington
Aay Department Iiis
Hemphil
United States
Detroit
Puerta Cabelle
Silver Gift Item With Engraved Name Plaque
A damaged OCR note describes a silver and enamel wreath shaped jewelry piece with oak leaves, a tin center plate, and an inscription space. It mentions a portrait, a last name engraving option, and a Dewey day reference, all presented as a silver gift item.
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Awkers
Endless Chain Sparkil Book Free With Red Cross Starch
A garbled ad extols Red Cross starch with a coupon book offer. First five buyers receive ten packaging units and a set of Shakespeare pictures or a Twentieth Century Girl Calendar, plus free prints. Mentions J C Eubinger’s starch invention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
J.C. Eubinger
Grain-O coffee alternative ad promotes grain drink
The Chicago Tribune notes shifting restaurant demand after a Dreyfus verdict and contrasts coffee with Grain-O as a non stimulant, nourishing beverage that aids sleep. It targets nervous people and families, urging readers to switch from coffee to Grain-O and try a package from their grower.
Ladies Speak Well of Mrs Pinkham Medicine
A series of testimonial notes praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female ailments. Mrs Dole Stanley of Campbellsburg Indiana credits the remedy with lifting her from sickness to perform house duties, while another reader urges inquiry into the medicine as a cure for headaches and nervous weakness.
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Warner
Mrs. Pinkham
Jess
Lynn
Prac
Ouy
Lydie E. Pinkham
Lydia EB. Pinkham
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Howe
Alabama
Avignna
Arkansas
British Columbia
Calorada
Florida
Georgia
Iowa
Idaho
Kent
Louisiana
Missouri
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Manitoba
Nowtico
Nebraska
North Carolina
North Dakota
Oregon
Trean
Ian Whine
Chieaga
Hood
Jood
Henry Brenet
Payly Yenn Ta Severnt Mucders
Timpllentor Lis
Yano
Henry Vrunot
Fred Sibley
Brunot
Jane Brunot
Hoyt
Poualne
Henry Bruniot
Jane Brugot
Mary Melotyre
Army of the Cumberlanid
Mich
Light Guard
Army of the Cumberllaid
Russell A. Alger
Drall
Chiles B. Belloap
Cem Alger
Thames
Wood
Bere
John
Wil
Vul Legule Hvey Tha
Wayne
Enya
Poe Tait Vlei Ap
Col Fouts
The
Huaines Courtenartisl
We Teyur
Joontion
Srbo
Ueber Louie Ville
Foud
Cy McCon
Kirkwind
Sim
Dentuyeky
Urvat Brutte
Cant
Hemphill
Venezuela
Sui
Manila
Charles Nelsai
Glanigte
Shevidai
Wwielyet Hire Regiment
Ee Cena Paniece
I Perriate
Chicago Tribune
York
Sept
Ted
Lou Vari
Boeke
Murvtan
Omaha
Caul Baliye
Deife
Gurr
Omar
Jaash
China
Somalia
Geo. W. Bowers
Daird
Maus
Sandy Cathartic
Sermatnpe
A. Gure
Witnerling Femddy Company
Chiceen
Myrieee
Ew York
W. L. Douglas
Andean Ty
Douglas Shoe CU
Brockton
Mase
Wabash Ave
Auditorium
Dewey
Wore Kong
Aerosatho
Atruplent Sansel
Reylina Uen
paMing Eleeteivs
Beau
Mao
UL Kline
Mala
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