Public awareness on Fourth of July firework dangers and regulation
The Daily News urges action after extensive injuries and fatalities from firecrackers and toy pistols. It calls for stricter laws to ban dangerous toy cartridges and regulate firecrackers to protect children, citing past lockjaw cases and state measures in Virginia. It stresses parental vigilance and legal support.
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Public Notices Hint at Stock Movements and Officials
A fragmented clipping notes opinions on Standard Oil stock popularity versus its methods. It mentions Tillman advertising and a senator’s brand, plus a wry calendar joke about weddings. Commissioner Neill is praised for eminent services and suggested for a high title.
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Baltimore News
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Baltimore Law
Charles P. Neill
Amerimaster-Z General
Audapoils
Fragmented Humor and Gossip Snippets From The GrCHIVE
The page compiles quips and dialogue from multiple columns including Littise Rollo-Pop and Tit-Bits, with exchanges about upright plans, mistaken identities, and a Mrs Henpook gag on bigamy. It also includes stray lines about creditors and social manners, typical of a late era humorous miscellany.
Senator Ridge’s Witty Reply Reflects Wealth Burden
In a Milwaukee Sentinel excerpt, Senator Ridge jokes about wealth alleviating worry but becoming tiresome as he compares a fork to a knife. The exchange features Mr Heapeck and remarks on public perception of affluence.
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Roosevelt and Critics Spark Dirty Politics Debate
A column from the Washington Post quotes Theodore Roosevelt and critical remarks from the New York World. It weighs Roosevelt’s influence on Democratic policies and lampoons rivals while noting mixed views of his legacy.
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New York World
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Moments With The Nese And The Temple Of Friendship
A composite of verses and prose blends poems about distant breezes and winter longing with a short prose tale of friendship and a cameo advertising Chest Salve. The piece features imagery of tropical heat, snowbound longing, and a tablet-like statue scene, concluding with a product pitch for Chamberlain's Salve and a local drugstore ad.
Weather storms and the march of fronts and winds
An old essay explains how weather forecasters use barometric readings and storm paths. It notes that most U S storms move west to east, with exceptions for certain cyclones that travel northwest then northeast. It recounts Franklin's eclipse incident illustrating winds shift directions and the eastward spread of rain and clouds ahead of storms.
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Washington
Notable Health Ad Promises Cure for Stomach Ailments
An ad touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets claiming many cases are permanently cured. It notes the product costs a quarter and is sold at A D Pearce's Drug Store, aiming to persuade readers with dramatic language and patriotic flourish.
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Terrible accident buries man to neck in sand and soapstone
Jeremiah Fisher, a plumbers' assistant near Tompkinsville Staten Island, was buried to the neck for over six hours when sand soapstone and clay fell back into a shaft after a trolley car passed. Rescue attempts failed as shifting material kept sinking rescuers. Medical aid arrived as the crowd watched the slow effort to free him.
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Miraculous Escape After Sailboat Explosion Near Fox Island
Two young men Perry and Rogers were blown from their sailboat by a powerful explosion off Fox Island near the Detroit River. They were rescued by a passing boat to Amherstburg, with only minor injuries despite their clothes and boat wreckage being destroyed.
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Rogers
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Dowie Declared Monomaniac Despite Business Acumen
Alienist Dr Archibald Church testified before Judge Landis in the Zion City controversy that John Alexander Dowie is a monomaniac yet retains strong mental capacity for business. The physician noted Dowie spoke of visions celestial music shipwreck cures and miraculous feats while concluding Dowie believes he is insane but can still amass about 7 million dollars.
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Archibald Church
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Boycotts Good, Strikes Rise as Allentown Turmoil Unfolds
In Allentown Pennsylvania on June 28 a mob attacked police as striking rail workers protested, while police face boycott and food at a local restaurant. The day also reports baseball results from American and National Leagues and two fatal accidents including a car overturn and a factory leader’s death.
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Frederick Gusty National Fundraiser Fails
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions Frederick Gusty and a national fund with capital 5150,000. No clear events or outcomes are stated. details are too fragmented to confirm specifics.
Rumor Sparks New York Jewish School Panic and Guarded Doors
Reports describe rumors of massacres aimed at Jewish communities causing crowds to surround schools and parents to rush in. Police reinforced patrolling as hundreds of officers tried to restore order while pupils were dismissed and children escorted home. In separate item, David McCue, a coachman for a New York banker, was found dead at Spearsdale with his head shattered, motive unclear as valuables remained untouched.
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Help for Kidney Ailments Promoted by Local Advertiser
A fragmentary health column urges kidney pills and tonics for women with kidney disease and related backache. It quotes Mrs. Oscar King praising Dean's Kidney Pills and notes Foster-Milburn as U S agents. Also mentions Dr King’s New Life Pills as a stomach and bowel remedy with a 13 cent price.
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