Dr Miles Heart Cure Promoted by Indiana Resident
Anna Hottoway of Geneva Indiana credits Dr Miles Heart Cure with relief from heart disease and fatigue after failing to improve with other medicines. The ad claims the remedy is sold at all druggists with a free advice booklet available from Dr Miles Medical Co Indianapolis Indiana.
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Atsok
Miles
Anna Hottoway
Geneva
Ind
Miles Medic
Cativorxia Bio Syrup Co
Cat Formia Fig Suxur Co
Harvard Hall Dining Hall Incident Sparks Campus Talk
D. D. Walton, a Harvard freshman from West Orange New Jersey, marched into Memorial or Randall halls with three young women, shocking diners. The event drew silent crowds and light laughter as students watched, making Walton seen as brave and original for breaking a long standing unwritten rule.
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Angels
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
D. D. Walton
West Orange
N. J
Walton
Harvard
Memorial
Randall Halls
Memorial Hall
Wild Man of Borneo Exhibited in Beach Tent
Thomas Kane died at his son’s Brighton home at 70. Rochester physician claimed the body after paying Kane $100 two years ago. Coroner ordered autopsy. death from heart disease. Kane, long studied by doctors for acromegalia, wore chains and was shown as the “Wild Man of Borneo” at Ontario Beach and “Brutts the brute” at Conesus Lake, drawing large crowds.
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Thomas Kane
Brighton
N. Y
Rochester
Kane
Sibley
Borneo
Ontario Beach
Conesus Lake
Brutts
Servant Girls for London Seeks American Help
Norman E. Lees of the National Domestic Association in London arrives in New York to recruit unlimited numbers of house servants for London and other foreign cities. Passages paid by the association. He notes household help is scarce in London and discusses earnings for ladies maids, contrasting Boer War effects and Mansion House fund supports for widows and children.
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New York
London
Norman E. Lees
National Domestic Association
New York City
St. Louis
Lorgan
Mr. Lees
Mansion House
Cans In White House Entertained By Uncle Jerry
The White House keeps umbrella cans in the main corridor on rainy days. About six large green pail shaped receptacles sit indoors. After hours John Freeland Smith often dumps the water and removes surplus pails. He is a tall 72 year old longtime White House employee.
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White House
Jerry
John Freeland Smith
Caution Warns Michigan Fish Down Drainage Canal
A peculiar Chicago Record item warns readers that Dake Michigan fish should be careful when entering drainage canals and moving toward the Mis gam fan pot. The note mentions unsafe water and unclear pathways, urging vigilance amid doubtful conditions.
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Chicago Record Ing
Michigan
Pirates Capture Cargo Beers Supposedly Missing From Manila Loot
A damaged Manila dispatch reports beer valued at 2300 dollars vanished after pirates attacked cascoes near the archipelago. A party of Ladrones reportedly exacted a twenty dollar tribute from the Filipino in charge, then permitted the cargo to proceed. Pirates guard coastal routes. armed escorts now accompany almost all Manila shipments to prevent losses.
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Idar Place
Cascoes
Wan
Ladrones
Philippines
Manila
Upsets medical theories on fever in Salvation Army nurse
Dr. Frank Sampson of Penn Yan New York reports Lieut Mary Gregory a 24 year old Salvation Army nurse with appendicitis has endured a nonstop fever for 55 days at 112 degrees. Seven other thermometers confirmed the readout before a 120 degree reading briefly spiked to 119. The case challenges prevailing views that body temperature cannot exceed 108 degrees.
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Frank Sampson
Penn Yan
N. Y
Mary Gregory
Salvation Army
Gregory
Tolstoy on death by own action ethics
Count Tolstoi argues suicide is immoral and senseless. He says life is indestructible and not bound by time or space and that living serves personal perfection and general welfare. A natural death should be sought as long as one can improve and aid the community.
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Count Tolstoi
Iowa to Commission Indian Portraits for State Gallery
The Iowa state library and historical department ordered Curator Aldrich to obtain life size portraits of Black Hawk and Wapello. Des Moines artist Charles A. Cumming will receive 500 dollars for the work, the first state expenditure on Indian portraits. Portraits will be based on 1838 McKenney and Hall lithographs.
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Iowa State Library and Historical Department
Aldrich
Oll
Wapello
Charles A. Cumming
Des Moines
State of
McKenney and Hall
Trade expansion to Asia and Oceania drives exports growth
In 1993 US exports to Asia and Oceania totaled 27.4 million and are projected to about quadruple that eight years earlier, with growth led by cotton, breadstuffs, provisions and manufactures. Imports from the region rise as Pacific sugar imports surge, with over half US sugar now from East Indies and Hawaiian islands.
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Asia
Pacific
United States
East Indies
Hawaiian Islands
Philippine
Philippines
Oceaniea
British Australasia
China
Japan
Hong Kong
Australia
Oceanica
Lose Queen Emma's Request Supreme Court Case
Honolulu supreme court rules Queen Emma's will largely forfeited. Dr Rooke’s nephew in England claims the estate. Queen Emma’s sole heir, her son the prince, died young. Court holds Rooke intended the estate revert if Emma died without issue. Hawaiian property and hospital endowment face transfer dispute.
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Supreme Court
Honolulu
Queen's Hospital
Queen Emma
Rooke
C. Er. €. Rooke
England
Emma
Little Prince of
Hawaii
Dr. Rooke
Earthquake Destroys Autlan and Nearby Towns in Jalisco
In southern Jalisco, Mexico, severe tremors toppled many Autlan buildings and forced residents to flee to the mountains. Tukea cuesco and Tonite also suffered damage. A lake near Zapotalan vanished into a three mile long fissure up to three feet wide, likely from the quake. a tidal wave from the coast caused little harm.
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Autlan
Jalisco
Mex
Tukeacuesco
Tonite
Zapotalan
Wages Board Bill Introduced in House of Commons
Sir Charles Dilke and John Burns lead a bill in the commons to create a wages board. The aim is to fix wage rates for workers across specific trades as proposed by the advocates.
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Wages Board
House of ‘Commons
Charles Dilke
John Burns
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