18 Aug 1905
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Newspaper
Newcastle News Journal
Location
Newcastle, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1905
Page
1
A garbled OCR passage recounts fever illness, drug use, and a domestic drama featuring a family with a minister, wedding, and medical anecdotes. It blends medical terms, fragments of dialogue, and scattered names, creating a chaotic, unclear narrative. The piece mentions doctors, pills, and implied care within a household setting.
A garbled OCR passage seems to recount personal memories around a cafe or coffee shop, naming individuals such as Joe and Cathy and referencing home and family moments. It mentions a road to Waliille and a book titled The Road to and other unclear fragments.
A fragmented OCR page shows scattered references to political trials, international tensions, and looming economies. Mentions court actions in Chicago, Spain, and Switzerland mix with notes on journalism, aviation, and a proposed market redirection, all reflecting a busy, uncertain year.
A jumble of early 20th century advertorials and rambling anecdotes critiques grocers pushing Lion Coffee over rivals, extols family lineage myths linking to Lincoln and Adams, and promotes Dodds Kidney Pills with patient testimonials from Arkansas. The piece blends social attitudes about women consumers, famous lineage myths, and advertised cures without coherent cohesion.
Letter from a reader praising Cuticura products for curing severe sores and itching on face and neck after many remedies failed. The note references Cuticura Soap and Ointment providing relief and total cure, with endorsements and testimonials amid a crowded, period-voice testimonial.
In Chicago the doomed Johann Hoch receives a four week reprieve on his murder and bigamy sentence. A money offer and ministerial intervention delayed the noon execution to allow an appeal. Hoch, hopeful and grateful, plans to press the case to the supreme court if needed.
Bishop Isaac W Joyce of the Methodist Episcopal Church dies at his Minneapolis home from a cerebral hemorrhage following a paralytic attack while delivering a sermon at Red Rock Minnesota camp meeting on July 2. He was 69, formerly presiding bishop in China and Japan mission work, and had pastored in Chattanooga and Cincinnati. He leaves a wife and one son, Colonel Frank M Joyce of Minneapolis.
Secretary of the Navy Bonaparte pledged a full inquiry into the Bennington damage with no whitewash and a scapegoat not to be named, asserting the service would be held accountable. Attorney General Rodgers of Arkansas filed in Pulaski County Circuit Court against International Harvester for $600,000 in penalties under antitrust law, alleging monopoly to regulate prices and restrict competition.
Washington reports Kansas farmer leader Coburn is a favored possibility to replace James Wilson if the cotton report scandal prompts resignation. Though Coburn has not sought a cabinet post, friends suggest he would accept if offered. calls grow for a purge and full investigation of the department amid graft rumors.
Arrangements completed for the peace envoys of Russia and Japan to travel from New York to Oyster Bay to meet President Roosevelt. The Russian and Japanese parties will board the Chattanooga and Tomata at New York, depart August 5, head to Oyster Bay, then proceed to Portsmouth for negotiations with Navy Yard officials awaiting them.
A U S Senator from Oregon, represented as Mitchell, faces prison for misusing position to aid a Portland law firm. He is sentenced to eight months hard labor and a $1,000 fine, with execution deferred and bail set at $2,000. The judge cited the defendant’s age as a factor in mitigation and noted permanent disqualification from office.
Bankers and merchants of Tokyo hosted Secretary Test and Misa Hoopevelt at the Maple club for a formal Japanese dinner with Reisha dancing. The hall featured flags of Americas and Japan and crowds cheered Mim Roosevelt and Secretary Taft as they arrived and left. Fireworks lit the night as the capital center streets hummed with celebration.
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