Harrowing Slaughter in Samara Bay Langiga Conflict
Manila reports details of Company C Ninth Infantry casualties at Ba Langiga. Local official led assault. Captain Connell found tied by heels and partly burned. Forty five bodies burned in a trench, seven unaccounted for. many bodies badly mutilated and recovered. Other items include Commutation pleas for Czolgosz, greenhill bail, a $100000 railroad shop fire, and assorted political and military notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratan
Sorpary
Manila
Samara
Ninth United States Infantry
Balangiga
Issac D. Derussey
Eleventh Infantry
Connell
Paine's Celery Compound Backed by Physicians in Call for Legislation
A historical advertisement urges new laws against “criminal ignorance” in sickness and extols Paine's Celery Compound as a non patent remedy. It claims many families mourn avoidable deaths from wrong medicines and contrasts patent cures with the product, touted as a life restoring tonic praised by physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
America
Paine’s Celery Compound Endorsed by Noted Figures
The remedy is praised as a universal health booster with public and private support from a university medical department head and prominent Missouri figures. It claims to renew vigor before winter, strengthen digestion and excretion, and steady the nervous system, urging households to try it through reputable druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Hon
R. L. McKee
Jefferson City
Miagouri
Fragmented cartoon dialogue and mock lecture snippet
A jumble of comic lines and captions from a Detroit Free Press style page. Characters speak of hanging, racks, and a desert offer, followed by a professor debating heat and cold. The excerpt includes stray phrases about plumbing, a wheel, hardywood, and rhetorical questions amid humorous banter.
The Widow Tax in Philippine Tribes
The article explains a widow tax system among certain Philippine tribes. After a wife dies, the widower must pay a fixed number of plates or goods to the father in law to seek a successor. If the husband dies, the widow becomes her parents in law’s property for life unless a relative pays the plates. Divorce is unknown. a man may have many wives. Epidemics threaten several wives and wealth can rise for the parents through plates or slaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Devemscad
Dwarfing an Oak Tree Promoted by Simple Orange Method
A supposed dwarfing recipe claims to produce a miniature oak by hollowing an orange, filling with rich soil, inserting an acorn, and grafting roots as they appear. The method promises a five to six inch growth, with orange skin varnished over later, amid notes on famed Japanese dwarf trees and age value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
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Czolgosz
Albany
Odell
McKinley
Simola
Maine
Brothers Greenhill
Desoto
William
Daniel Greenhill
John Meloy
William Greenhill
Daniel
Williams
New York
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Elizabeth
N. J
Gettysburg
William Nf
Hisbee
Prince Chun
Germany
Emperor William
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Europe
Gail
Harrisburg
John Harris
Choate
State Department
Washington
Liverpool
Eentromine
L. McKee
Oru
Hebdo
Detroit Free Press
Boston
Yonkers
Ato
Idael. Roser
James K. Polk
Dean Mun
Lydia E. Pinkham
Denver
Ina L. Roser
18Th Ave
Col
DR. James
MESON
N. B
D. & D. Institute Poota and
Harry
William Son’s
Markey’s
North Market Street
Winesberg
Clement & Ball’s
City Hall
Jesdawly
Wall Street
O. BE. Mackey & CO
Hudson Building
W. Harper
Maryland
C.N. Hauer
Uae
Ann Aed
Carrollton Chemical Co
Baltimore
Cuichester
CMU
Chichester
TAOGT
E. McConnell
Frederick
Carty’s Furniture Store
E. Patrick St
Fred’ Es
Jas. E. Walker
Gibson
James E. Walker & Co
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Boots
Oxfords
B.rosenour&sons
Central Hardware CO
WM. S. Miller & CO
Etchison’s
South Market Street
Frederick, Md
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