Courage and Cure Through Lydia E. Pinkham’s Remedy
Mrs G Bruce of Lansing Michigan credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after long travel and poor rest. She reports rapid improvement within a month and full recovery in three months while maintaining her engagements and meals. The notice offers free confidential counsel from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
G. Bruce
Lansing
Mich
Arsenic poisoning links tuberculosis test subject. royal and literary notes
Miss Emma H King of Brooklyn died in a New Jersey town from arsenical poisoning after self administered dose following tuberculosis inoculation amid Koch theory testing. The article notes social drinking trends by Edward VII and New York youths. Also mentions Mother Grays powders and railway executives moves, with references to Carducci and Diderot library implications.
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Emma H. King
Brooklyn
N. Y
Dr. Koch
New Jersey
Roman Forum statue of Empress Faustina unearthed in four pieces
A seated marble statue of Empress Faustina, wife of Marcus Aurelius, has been dug up in the Roman Forum. The sculpture is complete but broken into four parts with a damaged face. Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised separately with pricing.
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Faustina
Marcus Aurelius
Swedish Military Man in Disgrace for Failure to Fight Arranged Duel
A historical clipping notes a Swedish officer ousted after failing to honor a duel arrangement. The piece also quotes a cobbler on left shoe wear, mentions Hetty Green and daughter Sylvia vacationing at Oyster Bay avoiding Roosevelt party crowds, and hints at secret service presence unnoticed.
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Hetty Green
Sylvia
Oyster Bay
L. L
Roosevelt
Secret Service
Baltimore Collector Buys Masserenti Paintings in Rome
Henry Walters of Baltimore purchased the Masserenti collection of paintings in Rome. Upon arrival in New York he paid a tariff tax of 90 000 dollars on the collection.
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America
Henry Walters
Baltimore
Rome
Masserenti
Europe
New York
Walter
Swedish Captain Wester Faces Loss of Commission
Captain Wester formerly Swedish military attache in Washington and observer with the American army in Cuba likely must surrender his commission after challenging American resident William Casper in Stockholm to a duel and missing the rendezvous.
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Wester
Washington
Cuba
William Casper
Stockholm
Diamonds on Horseshoe Bracelet Delights Jewelry Lovers
A new gold chain bracelet features a double faced horseshoe pendant set with thirty six diamonds, eighteen on each side, designed to show a face front in any hanging orientation. The piece is described as absolutely novel and perfectly crafted by its designer.
McKinley Memorial Endowment Aims at 200000
The fund to erect the McKinley memorial is nearly complete and plans call for a 200000 endowment. Interest from the endowment would support the memorial’s care. Personal friends of the late president are targeted for contributions. A souvenir for each contributor is being printed and will be sent to eligible donors.
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McKinley
President Roosevelt Loses Attending Doctor
Surgeon John F. Urie, long time attending physician to the Roosevelts, is detached from the naval dispensary and assigned as assistant to the chief of the bureau of medicine and surgery. He will be busy in the navy department and must discontinue professional attendance on the president.
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John F. Urie
Roosevelt
Naval Dispensary
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
G. D. Gatewood
Lancaster
Urie
Navy Department
How Buffalo Bill Earned His Title
Buffalo Bill and Senator William A Clark formed a friendship after meeting when Clark sold clocks and Cody supplied buffalo meat for workers on the Kansas Pacific railway. In about a year and a half Cody killed over 4 000 buffalo, earning the nickname by which he is known.
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Buffalo Bill
William A. Clark
Montana
Clark
Cody
Kansas Pacific Railway
Crown Prince of Siam to Visit United States
The Siamese crown prince traveling without state escort will visit the president and secretary of state with his brother and two aides. He was educated at Oxford and speaks fluent English, described as intelligent and interesting. He is 22 years old.
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Crown Prince
Siam
Oxford
Oldest Enlisted Soldier Sear St James Condon
Sear St James Condon is the Army’s oldest enlisted man, serving from November 7, 1838, to May 7, 1885 before retirement. He saw duty in Florida, Mexico, and during the Civil War.
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Sear St. James Condon
United States Army
Florida
Mexico
International Yacht Race Cup Offered by King Edward
King Edward offers a royal cup to be contested by yachts of all nations off Queenstown harbor this year. English observers believe the great international race may eclipse the America cup contests in prestige and excitement.
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Queenstown Harbor
Portrait of Constantine on Paris thief’s back inked
A man arrested in Paris for theft bears a tattoo of the Russian Grand Duke Constantine on his back, showing his full decorations as a striking image.
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Paris
Constantine
Defiance starch and quirky anecdotes headline a varied page
A jumble of ads and scraps including Defiance Cold Water Starch claims one third more value for less money targeted at housekeepers. A Draiss headache powder ad, humorous banter about breaking pies, and a series of short notes touch on politics in Palestine, school rehousing in London, a bronze memorial tablet for Lincoln Garfield and McKinley, a cold cure claim, and surprising Afghan marriage notes.
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Lincoln
Garfield
McKinley
New York
Young Men’s Christian Association
E. St. John
Peter Winchester Rouse
Camp Physic and Matrimony Mixed in Wry News Sketch
The Eldora Miner editor mocks camp life calling it cow cursed and prefers milk famine to the noisy post dusk chatter of animals. A separate joke notes a woman shoots a man to force marriage and questions why violence would aid wedlock. An ad touts Defiance Starch as irresistible to customers once tried.
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Eldora Miner
Denver Post
Women and Men Perceived Quietly By Each Other
A concise reflection notes that women believe men enjoy life, while men hold a similar view of women, illustrating mutual stereotypes and social perception across genders.
Social Snippets on Virtue and Vanity
The passage comments on human pretenses and social traps. It notes that many profess correctness while opposing truth and that ambition drives people to seek approval, often leading to trouble. It warns to use sense, duty, and restraint in all endeavors.
Australian Reporter Turns Tables on Parliamentary Critics
An Australian reporter mocked Sydney legislative council critics by reproducing a speech exactly as spoken. The piece shows how verbatim reporting can expose gaps between spoken intent and published summaries, highlighting tensions over what newspapers deem important.
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Sydney
Makes Stage His Vocation Son of Illinois Banker
Jerome Harrington son of George C Harrington a wealthy Watseka banker has been signed by Harrison Grey Fiske to play Lieut Col Bunner in Captain Molly at the Manhattan theater New York He is a Chicago university graduate class of 1900 and studied banking with his father His stage passion outweighed banking duties and he will be a principal support to Elizabeth Tyree in the production
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Illinois
Jerome Harrington
George C. Harrington
Watseka, Ill
Harrison Grey Fiske
Col. Bunner
Captain Molly
Manhattan Theater
New York
Mr. Harrington
Chicago University
tn _aptain
Molly
Harrington
Elizabeth Tyree
University OF Notre Notre Dame
Indiana
Sauuannad
St. Edwad's Hall
A. Morrissey
C. S.C
Miss Ellison Engaged to English Peer Sir Charles Ross
Miss Patti Burnley Ellison announces engagement to Sir Charles Henry Augustus Frederick Lockhart Ross of a rich English landowning family. The Louisville debutante is a musician and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ellison, recently traveling in Europe and meeting the groom in London last winter. Her wedding is planned for mid November.
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Miss Ellison
Charles Ross
Patti Burnley Ellison
Charles Henry Augustus Frederick Lockhart Ross
Louisville
Grace Carr
Lady Newborough
Lillian Langham
Baroness von Sternberg
Ellison
Andrew Ellison
Sir Charles
London
Petroleum on sugar for quick sickness relief trial
A historical note claims sprinkling two or three drops of petroleum on lump sugar will elimina te sickness quickly. It states the method is not as nasty as it seems and allegedly never fails. If needed a second dose can be taken about ten minutes after the first, which is usually effective.
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F. P
Nature
K. C. Johnson
Middendorf
S. C
Bors’ Department
The Largest Oak Wine Vat Rising in San Francisco
The largest oak wine vat in the world is being erected in a San Francisco cellar. When finished it will resemble a two story cottage and hold four quadrille sets on its end. It will have a capacity of 80 000 gallons, surpassing the Heidelberg tun’s 50 000 gallons.
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San Francisco
Popular Taste in St Louis Draws Crowds at Piasa Chautauqua
On separate days Capt Hobson famed for Merrimac and Evangelist Sam Sma were attractions at the Piasa Chautauqua assembly near St Louis. Hobson drew the larger crowd and St Louis residents debate whether to be proud or not.
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St. Louis
Hobson
Merrimac Fame
Evangelist
Sam” Sma
Piasa Chautauqua Assembly
Sunday Shopping Plaque Prompts Rest Debate in Vienna
A placard reading If you buy on Sunday you commit a crime against 40,000 shop assistants. Support Sunday rest has appeared on Vienna walls to urge a weekly rest policy. The message ties consumer behavior to worker rights and calls for a Sunday rest stance across the city.
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Vienna
Somondoco Emerald Mines Reopened by New Company
A new company forms to reopen the rich Somondoco emerald mines in Colombia. The mines were discovered in 1537 and operated until 1792 when they were closed by order of the Spanish king. Stores report Defiance Starch selling well due to its quality and quantity.
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Somondoco
Columbia
Spain
Allen’s Foot Ease and New John Bull Comic
Ladies can wear shoes one size smaller after using Allen’s Foot-Ease powder which relieves tightness swelling and foot ailments. Trial package free by mail. Allen S. Olmsted LeRoy NY. Arthur A. Beckett to launch John Bull a new comic weekly with artists Percy Spence and Harry Furiss.
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Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
LeRoy, N
Arthur A. A.beckett
Punch
John Bull
Percy Spence
Harry Furiss
Sunday Blue Law Debate Cited in New York
An observer in New York says some citizens view Sunday prohibition as a blue law, arguing any law restricting colorful town painting is unfair. The remark captures urban tension over religiously tinted enforcement and weekend leisure.
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New York City
Denver Post
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Edward VII
Mother Gray
Olmsted
LeXoy, N. Y
R. E. Cahill
Missouri Pacific
Nevada
Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad
Little Neck
Ark
la Salle
Ill
Piso
Thos. Rubblns
Maple Street
Norwich
Italy
Carducci
Catherine the Grat
Russia
Diderot
Miss Emmak King
Hall
Price
Defiance Starch
Defiance
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Defiance Starch CO
Newbro
Rain
Sawyer
H. MN. Sawyer
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Mane
Tents Land Tent CO
Kactman & Knee
Houston
Texas
Ctanric
Main
Uncle Ben
B. F. Jevons
Elgin
P.pd
Boice Co
Central Park Ave
Chicago
Eagle Cee
Ze. Tuttle & Co
Michigan Avenue
Amie Thompson
Eye
Prairies
Arvid Wister
Siam’s
Dreiss
Adolph Dreisa
Alamo Plaza
San Antonio
Tex
Auduban Society
Herzi
Othe Yildiz
Palestine
London School Board
London County Council
Ameer
Afghanistan
Folly
Louisville Belle
St.Louis College
San Antonio, Txk
Cepa
Artani
Colle
Ladies’ Health Club
Care of
Gerstie & Co
Chattanooga Etn
SAN Antonio Female College
West End
J. E. Harrison
Scape’s
Home Remedy Co
Colorado
South Jexas
Colorado Springs
Predi Ia
W. S. Keenan
Galveston, Texas
Ana
Atlanta
Dr. Moffett
Wes’ Amoun
Lamar & Rankin Dry
C. J. Moffett
EDUCA
Wenbjenneig Lle
E. M. Burke
Franklin Ave
ST. Mary's Acades
Notre Dame
University of
Conservatory of Music
Se Mary's Academy
the Saturday Evening Post
Draughon
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