Living Deluge Parade in Mooresville Indiana Rallies Railroads
In Mooresville Indiana a grand street parade draws 2000 spectators. A locomotive in full blast leads the route from the Deal and Das to Washington, then on to Maryland. Speeches defend railroad workers and critique Bryan’s tariff policy while urging voters to back pro railroad candidates.
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M. E. Togalls
Anver
Eversee
Ats
Citat
Jo Sa
Urakis
Marth
M. ER
Kamile Preshknut
Mero
Smech
Bryan
Bryen
Matey
Caen
Pariiysaur
Wacrea
Camphor Therapy for Colds Recalls Inhalation Methods
The article discusses camphor use for colds and warns of dangers of concentrated alcohol solutions. It describes the Tels lowine inhalation method: boil water with camphor and pour steam through a funnel capped by a paper cup to deliver camphorated vapors to the nose for ten to fifteen minutes, repeated every four to five years if symptoms persist, claiming three repetitions can cure even severe cases.
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Der
George Johnson
Others Lang
Kidnapped Memoir of David Balfour by Robert Louis Stevenson
A partial OCR fragment presents a title announcing David Balfour's kidnapping and exile in IT31 era Scotland. It mentions Alan Breck Stewart and Highland chiefs and notes Stevenson’s hand in the work. The text reads as a memoir by Balfour and his experiences with his uncle and captivity.
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David Balfour
Neusertiste
Alan Breck Stewart
Ibeneser Balfour
Shaws
Robert Louis Stevenson
Balfour
Alan
David
Otanele
Glencoe
Reunion With Family Settles House and Wealth
Ebenezer confronts Alan and his allies over a ransom for David. After tense talk about keeping or killing the lad, a deal is struck via lawyer Torrance. Ebenezer secures life possession of the house and lands with two thirds of income for David, leaving the narrator financially free and hopeful for the future.
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Ebenezer
Alan
Wieland
Ste
Mull
Mr. Balfour
Caitess
Buckie
David
Akin
Eben
Hosensen
Efoseason
Jare Artuers
Sailorman
Union
Porrance
Mr. Thom
James
Charles
George
Rankeillor
Thomas
Tom
Torrance
Rankeior
Barneys Irish Sly Wit In A Town Bar And Exams
The piece recalls a boastful carman Barney at an Irish watering place who quips about drinking and danger. Then a Trish college oral exam ends with a sharp teacher line about rising and falling. A diary note from the Journal of the British Dental Association recounts early tooth transplantation cases and long-term results.
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Westministers Gazette
Brian
Barney
Begorra
Trish College
The
British Dental Association
Hunter
Not Fame Power or Riches But Goat Friendship Is Priceless
A touching address to the old settlers of Cayahowa county Cleveland crowds hear Major McKinley and the Early Settlers Association honor the aged. McKinley thanks them and recalls Tippecanoe era while praising enduring patriotism and friendship.
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Cuyanoga County
Wrednesday
McKintey
Barnum & Bailey Circus
MeKintey
McKinley
Addison
Cayahowa County
Cleveland
Trorth
Ohio
Partiaina
Gseed
Basin
Indies
Elias
Wadio
Peonie
Tippecanor
Tylerios
Adams
Clay
Webster
Harrison
van Buren
Wright
Jackson
Benton
Pri
Ries
Democratic Party
Lott
Honr
Massachusetts
Europe
Miaseaelhassetts Club
Buston
George Crowley
Church of St. Stevens
Walbrook
London
Hour
Sahan
Governor of the Estate of Sogora at Waldorf interview on silver money
The New York World reports Rayman Coral governor of Sogora, Mexico, with Secretary of State Ortes at the Waldorf urging sound money. He argues silver as basis would trigger drastic global impacts and disputes, predicting inflation, contracts tension, and legal conflicts if the world shifts monetary value.
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New York World
Rayman Coral
Sogora
Mexico
Ortes
Waldorf
United Stes
Cotia
Maintein
Weseral
Crowbar Mystery Haunts Main Street Owner
A prominent city figure who owns several Main Street properties recalls a lost crowbar after overhearing a conversation about it. In a humorous exchange with a local proprietor, a joke leads to a plan to retrieve the tool, described as a notable gag in the Danbury News.
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Ilere
Gohan
Photographs Not Good Evidence In Court
Philadelphia experts warn that photographic copies are not reliable as court proof since images can be altered. A noted photographer explains methods to blend features from different people and to erase signatures using acids, creating counterfeit likenesses and misleading prints.
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Philadelphia
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Ndiana
Indianapolis
Rablwiy
Teath
Ulead
Norman
Vastarth
New Orleans Times-Star
Willie
Eros Pbenezer
Etinies
Adan
Ebeneser
Tosenson
Eloserson
Tle
Jloseason
Trish
Mr. Melvinsey Exeels
Chicago
Fantom
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