New Woman and Hartman Home Treatment Endorsements
Rose Parker of Minnesota and Dr. Magaw of Ohio praise Hartman home remedy for chronic pain and illness. Letters claim long relief and renewed health after one month treatment. Respondents are urged to send symptoms and receive directions and a free Health and Beauty pamphlet.
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Rose Parker
William Downs
Martmen
Columbus
Health and Beauty
Porune Medivive Co
Ohio
Wreck on Southern Railway Injures Many and Arrests Suspect
A collision on the Southern railway near Bonthern shops injured several and killed a few beside side tracks. C B Dunson, an employee, was arrested on disorderly conduct charges amid claims he rode the engine. he denies involvement while officials insist he joined the engine crew.
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H. Abaya
Ieee
F. Bonchee
Meena
Bonthern
C. B. Dunson
Southern Railway
Dunston
Dunlon
Southern
Dunton
Widow Adaline Giles Dies After Wagon Fall Near Statesville
Mrs Adaline Giles widow of J B Giles of Statesville died minutes after falling from a wagon on Third Creek near McHenry. She was en route with Mrs Sammer and was to seek a Confederate widow pension. Giles had lived in Statesville, ran a boarding house, and her son was killed on the railroad near Lincolnton. Her death followed a sudden attack and smothering spells.
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Mra
Adaline Giles
J. B. Giles
Statesville
McHenve Ge
Third Creek
Selma
M. P. Sammere
Mt. Ulla
Rowan County
Yester Taeley Atiniee
L. D. Ballard
Sammere
Giles
Wee
Lincolnton
Disaster at Bakersville floods town and destroys
May 25 1901 Bakersville North Carolina faces vast ruin after a catastrophic flood. Fifty to many houses swept away with considerable property damage and unknown casualties. City leaders urge nationwide aid via church and civic groups, calling for food clothing and monetary contributions.
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Water Street
God of Mercy
G. K. Parrosaro
Niss
Parkhurst Advice to Negroes in Politics
A Chicago Tribune excerpt urges racial self improvement over political agitation. It claims colored people should refrain from voting activism and instead pursue work and quiet progress, dismissing forcible action as futile in the United States.
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United States
South
Chicago Tribune
War and diplomacy echo through distant shores
A 19th century column surveys postwar shifts with China Japan and Russia as powers contend for influence in the Far East. It notes United States policy aligning with open access and Chinese integrity while warning against imperialist excess and wasteful spending. It also references local letters and statements from ex President Cleveland urging frugality and restraint.
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China
Japan
Rassias
Korea
United States
Far East
England
France
Sed
Germany
Duties of a Preacher and the Call to Character
An Asheville Citizen piece extols the preacher’s duties as shaping souls and guiding conduct. It argues a polished, God favored character helps believers meet life’s misfortune and adversity with strength and faith.
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Asheville
Activity of Anarchists Across Europe Raises Alarm
European authorities fear renewed anarchist activity and plots against monarchs. Russian agents have reached Geneva to work with Swiss police, compiling a list of known anarchists as officials anticipate further action.
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Russia
Geneva
Switserand
Governor McSweeney Refuses to Accept Senators Resignations
A Columbia dispatch reports Governor McSweeney rejected the resignations of Senators Tillman and McLaurin, saying the action stemmed from heated debate and would shift focus to personalities. He retained the letters for further consideration and returned to address state progress and education.
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Columbia Dispatch
McSweeney
Tillman
McLaurin
Gaffney
Chickamauga
South Carolina
Earthen Weather Links in Solar Pulses Hint at Famine Ties
A historical note discusses Norman Lockyer and solar influences on climate and famine patterns. It links solar maximum and minimum intervals with Indian rainfall variations and famine events, noting ancient famine data and Nile low water aligning with these cycles.
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Ie Oudeendie
Maximilian Foster
Vulgerly
Norman Lockyer
Ae Peati
Famine Commission
India
Nile
Aguinaldo Plans Visit to United States in December
Report from Washington confirms Emilio Aguinaldo is arranging to come to the United States next December to witness the opening of the Fifty-seventh Congress. He seeks to study American institutions and language with aims to benefit the Philippines upon his return. He asked General MacArthur for guidance on timing and study plans.
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Washington
Hat Aguinaldo
United States
General MacArthur
Manila
Corbin
Aguinaldo
Sabbath as healing amid six waves of care
The Orange Observer notes that busy lives are overwhelmed by six waves of worry and work, yet the seventh wave brings healing through the Sabbath. It portrays the day as rest and Heaven amid daily toil, a divine pause that frees life’s threads from endless strain.
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Orange
Blood nourished by 8 8 S supply praised by user wife
The text describes blood in poor condition with sores and general weakness. It claims 8.8. S restores nutritive quality and builds up blood, with a wife using several doses of a tonic to improve health.
Saving of Mercy legislation cuts school book prices
The Raleigh News and Observer reports a Democratic effort to reduce book costs in the State schools. A commission cut heavy profiteering, lowering both old and new prices, easing the burden on parents paying for children’s books this fall.
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Democratic Party
Tteawest
Raleigh News and Observer
US to retain control in Cuba until Platt amendment revised
A Washington special states the United States will stay in control of Cuba until the Platt amendment is substantially revised. Secretary Root told General Wood last week and the President approved. A cablegram was prepared for Wood to send to the constitutional convention but will not be made public yet. The government plans to reject the Cuban constitution in its current form.
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Cleveland
Congress
Expmt
Washington
United States
Cuba
General Wood
Root
Penitentiary funds eyed for sale and repair
The article notes the penitentiary funds and board plan to sell to fund repairs amid a shifting situation. It mentions replanting cotton and lists various state counties including Virginia West Virginia South Carolina Alabama and Florida. One third of students are self supporting earning 4464 last session. nine tenths work full time with 10 post graduates 26 seniors 13 seniors 62 sophomores 71 freedmen 71 short course students 17 special students and 32 in regular courses.
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Virginia
West Virginia
South C
Alabama
Florida
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Pilot Mountain
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Orvo Store
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Tullet
Tesh & Tilley
Builars
Mount Airy
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Elm St
Greensboro
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Hanna
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Tutt
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Peseral Cour
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Mitchell
Dr. Parkhurst
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Christian
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Dreught
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Macon
Lambertom
Ark
Hague-McCorkle Dry Goods Co
WY. Aury Marble Works
N. 9
W. C. Haynes & CO
A. G. Taorren
Taos
CO. L. Hanus, Frs
First National Bank OF
Mr. Amny
M. L. Paweett
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M. L. Fawcett
A. G. Trotter
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