Golden Medical Discovery hailed for stomach and lung aid
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for weak stomach indigestion biliousness and related ailments. It claims ingredients come from American medicinal roots and cites endorsements from medical books and letters from Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo New York. It warns the remedy will not cure advanced consumption and urges timely use.
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Golden Seal Rock
Plarce
New World
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Lester
CIA
Dr. Pierce
Renowned Dr Jones Promises Cure All Ailments
Historic ad claims Dr Jones as a leading specialist in chronic diseases with extensive hospital practice. It touts cures for catarrh lung issues stomach liver kidneys paralysis neuralgia heart conditions and more. The notice promises absorption therapy for cataracts and claims to treat all patients without pain and with guaranteed results.
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Jones
Stewart the Arizona Exile and the Cantankerous Colonel
Robertus Love surveys the Brownsville era clash over Colonel William Stewart of the artillery corps. He traces executive action by President Roosevelt to exile Stewart to Fort Grant, examining legality, cantankerousness, and precedent while comparing naval and constitutional arguments and noting Rayner's inflammatory rhetoric.
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Robertus Love
Amer
Willam. Stewart
Artillery Corps
President Roosevelt
United States Army
Jas
Stewart
Cactus Larens
Arizona
War Department
Army
Roosevelt
Exiled Colonel Stewart at Port Grant in Arizona debate grows
The report outlines Colonel Stewart being ordered to command the abandoned Port Grant post in southern Arizona with only a caretaker and scarce supplies. It notes a Senate inquiry push led by Isidor Rayner of Maryland who seeks investigation into Stewart's exile and raises questions about his future status and possible court action.
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Cactus Plains
Rayner
Department
Fort Grant
California
Arizona Desert
Boby
Arizona
Stewart
Port Grant
Aly Arizona
War Department
Ruth
Elever
Florida
Duke
Washington
Isidor Rayner
Baltimore
United States
Tsidor Rayner
Maryland
Whyte
Colleiznr
Rayher
Senator Gorman
United States Senate
Baltmore
Episcopal Church
America
Admiral
Santiago
Autodrambile water automobile by San Francisco inventor
Charles F. Hilden of San Francisco, a machinist and former sailor, declares his autodrambile travels on water as well as land. He tested it on the Tientsin river in China, Lake Merritt, Spreckels Lake, Harbor View, and around the bay using two turbine engines and twelve propeller blades for propulsion both on land and in water.
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San Franciscan
Charles F. Hilden
San Francisco
Tilden
Tentsin River
China
Unted States Navy
Lake Merritt
Bay
Spreckals Lake
Golden Gate Park
Harbor View
Hilden
Odd Accident to Racing Shall at Aqueduct Bridge
A rare mishap occurred when rower Tom Gorman, during a practice single near the Aqueduct bridge in Washington, was struck midship by a large German carp. The fish slapped the shell with its tail, making a fist sized dent and forcing Gorman to row furiously to finish before the craft settled. The incident was unprecedented and recalled by no veteran for such a strike.
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Tom Gorman
Aqueduct Bridge
Washington
Fort Reno to House Army Remount Training School
The U S Army plans a Remount Station at Fort Reno Oklahoma to train three year old horses for cavalry use. Civilians under army supervision will staff the program with the best trainers and humane methods, aiming to ship 800 900 horses and 200 400 mules yearly and extend service life by years. Local barracks are idle as stables are rebuilt and readiness grows for a new era of cavalry training.
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Cavalry Service
United States
Old Fort Reno
J. B. Aleshire
United States Army
el Reno
The
Cincinnati Inquirer
Hagland
Vrance
Uncle Sam
Fort Reno
Letcher Hardeman
Hordemin
Port Reno
Fort Ruan
Darlington
Hardeman
Tulle
Scented Ribbon Bows Stir Paris Night Wear
Paris debuts scented ribbon bows for night wear with perfumed wadding between ribbon layers. The design perfumes hair and is said to bring pleasant dreams to the wearer. High wired lace stock holds sachet powder and velvet tin, with perfumed dust tucked between lace and fabric.
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Paris
Poisonous gas device endangers burglars in Aalen Germany
A chemical firm in Aalen, Germany, has patented a deadly gas system designed to release upon forced entry. The invention allegedly uses nitroglycerin based compounds to kill burglars who penetrate a safe, whether by skeleton key or air-powered tools, leaving the intruder dead on the floor.
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Aalen
Germany
Crowninshield Career in Navy Noted Admiral Dies in Philadelphia
Rear Admiral Crowninshield, famed for signal ability in training vessels and the bureau of navigation, died in Philadelphia. Born March 14, 1844 in New York, he rose from naval cadet to rear admiral, commanded ships, advised ports, and helped reform the service including the line and engineer corps amalgamation. He retired in 1903 at Sea Harbor, Massachusetts, with his wife, a noted author.
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Naval Service
Varians
A. 5
Crowninshinld
Philadelphia
Bureau of Navigation
Port Fisher
New York State
Lestenant
Leutenant
United States
Ticonderoga
Fort Fisher
Portsmouth
St. Marys
New York City
Maine
Crowninshiel
General Board
Athols
Edward
Long
Line and Engineer Corps
Naval War Board
Spain
Santiago
Anchorage
Sea Harbor
Florida Monitor Withstood Heavy Gun Fire Test
The monitor Florida built at Elizabethport New Jersey completed in 190? with armor eleven inches amid ships and a protected deck of one and a half inches. After a twelve inch shot from the Arkansas at Billington Roads the turret and armor showed limited damage but remained functional with internal mechanism uninjured.
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Florida
United States Navy
Elizabethport
N. J
Maciinery
Arkansas
Billigton
Affinity Parties Spark Curious Norwalk Social Game
The Norwalk story describes affinity parties where young men are blindfolded and released to catch an affinity among young women. If a match is made, the man receives a sample of her cooking while the woman offers lines in return. The event is portrayed as a playful local custom with lighthearted consequences.
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Norwalks
South Norwalk
Nmbery
Invention Expands View of Microscopes Remarkably
A new device for microscopes greatly increases the range of observation. It enables high power lenses to view objects up to six inches in diameter, bringing entire specimens into view rather than mere details. This advancement promises a broader, more comprehensive examination of samples.
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Republic
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Tex
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