Peruna touted as universal catarrh cure by Dr Hartman
A long claim filled feature touts Peruna as the cure for catarrh after nine years illness. Notable endorsements include Judge Geo Kersten of Chicago and Oregon Governor W M Lord praising Peruna. Letters from users nationwide claim cures of catarrh bronchitis and colds. Readers urged to keep Peruna in the home and obtain Dr Hartman’s free booklet on winter catarrh.
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Geo Kersten
Chicago
Seves
Oregon
Hartman
W. M. Lord
Atlantic
Pacific
Union
Perens Pot
Bernard King
National Military
Leavenworth
Karaleo Eayet
Perane
United States
Fragmentary report hints at fire disasters and crowd panic
A corrupted clipping recalls a burning building crowd scene and references to past theatre fires. It mentions an incident in Cincinnati and compares it to tragedies in Brooklyn and Vienna, noting hopes such horrors are past.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Vienna
Austria
Journal
Senger
Carpet Bag Rule in Puerto Rico
A Philadelphia Record critique argues that the McKinley administration imposes carpetbag governance on Puerto Rico. The piece accuses satraps of avoiding bad reports to protect office, and questions native readiness for governor while predicting widespread patronage.
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Puerto Rico
Philadelphia
America
McKinley
Clover as a Fertilizer and Its Soil Benefits
A discussion by C. C. Pervier of Illinois notes clover adds humus and nutrients, improves drainage, and enhances light and heat penetration for germination. It boosts corn yields, averaging 20 bushels more per acre the first year and 15 more the second on clover sod.
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C. C. Pervier
Illinois
Englasd Declines to Accept Canal Negotiations
A representative of the Associated Press reports that the United States plans a firm reply on the Nicaragua canal treaty. If the senate demands are rejected, the response will amount to a refusal or near refusal. British counter proposals are being drafted with hopes for a new agreement satisfactory to both nations.
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Associated Press
United States
Nicaragua Canal
Senate
Life in Pekin Reveals Streets and Architecture in a New Year Letter
A correspondent from Naree U.S. Army hospital in Pei Kin describes Chinese urban life, street conditions, brick colors, and public arches. He notes nude children in some areas, harsh street cleanliness, and the central street drainage habit, finishing with best wishes for readers.
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Micrrang Boerrra
Pekin
China
Atill
Anding
Orient
Tus
Cuanias
Lawrence
Naree
U.S. A. Hlospital
Hay gains lure as tobacco substitute in York County tale
A Charleston News and Courier clipping reports Yorkville farmers in York County pivoting from cotton to hay and tobacco like crops. It notes hay can be cut three times a year with yields around two tons per cut, making hay a profitable crop even versus ten cent cotton. Local growers describe hay selling for five to fifteen dollars a bale and shipping to other states, while the broader state eyeing oats and bay as potential rivals.
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South Carolina
Charleston
York c
York County
Yorkville
Babe
Sean Decehtsa
Wilmington
Uncertain artifact at Uxmal may be a weight device
The New Orleans Times Democrat quotes a traveler recalling a heavy perforated pillar at Uxmal Yucatan from 1897. He suggests it may be a weight or relic with a hidden mechanism while noting ancient priests used idol tricks like rolling eyes and groaning.
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Uxmal
New Orleans Times Democrat
Amateur Hypnotist Threatened After Sleep Induced
Lyona New York youth Mejor Anderson faced a mob after he hypnotized a 14 year old boy during a headache treatment. A crowd of about 200 men and boys gathered, threatening violence as the hypnotized boy remained asleep. Santanelli the reputed hypnotist sparked a local craze that drew wide attention.
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Mejor Anderson
Lyona
N. Y
Santanelli
Anderson
Erhart
Septanelli
Meade
Anderie
Tedetiecziverel Oure
Heart warmed by sympathy despite adversity
A short note reflects that the heart, though chilled by hardship, softens at the touch of empathy and understanding.
Berlin to Berlin express electric trains proposed by German firm
A plan discussed in Berlin envisions a high speed electric service between Berlin and Hamburg with speeds up to 160 miles per hour. A technical committee led by experts from Essen and Berlin is studying a lighting railway concept. The Emperor supports the project, aiming for faster express trains and potential future links to other German cities.
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Berlin
Gesellschaft of
Friederich Gropp
Essen
Siste Railways
Siaby
Emil Rethe Pau
Eee
von Orster
Allgemeine Elecktricitate Gesellechaft
Siemens & Haleke
Hamburg
New York Evening Post
Siding Teni and Section 4 Electric Steamers Reach N Deering
Two steamers totaling 18,600 tons are noted at N Deering in a compressed report. The machines are described in a terse update from section 4 electric ee ee wee.
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Sleo
Deering Cota
Train collision injures crew after derailment
In Middletown a freight train of the Oooterio and Western Railroad derailed near a field, two cars ran together and snapped apart before the brakes could be applied. No fatalities are reported, and the incident halted the rear section of the train as workers responded.
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Ooterio & Western Railroau
Middletown
Hold Your Tongue When People Won’t Listen
A concise maxim advising restraint in speech when audiences refuse to hear. It cautions that forcing voice on unwilling listeners may damage communication and suggests keeping silence as prudent restraint.
Bradfield's Female Regulator Promises Health for Women
An advertisement argues that women's health hinges on a healthy body and promotes Bradfield's Female Regulator as the quickest cure for leucorrhea, falling of the womb, nervousness, headaches, backache, and mental weakness. It claims the medicine has helped thousands and offers a free illustration upon request from the Bradyvil d Regulator Co in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Bradfield
Esay
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