Modern rail service to Chicago under the 20th Century Limited
Notice details New York to Chicago passenger options on the 20th Century Limited and other trains by the New York Central Lines, touted as fast and reliable with morning arrivals. Also mentions rail marketing, a tree sale in Honduras, and the sale pitch for Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and a Scotland teaching institute proposal.
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20Th Century Limited
Chicago
New York
New York Central Lines
America
St. Louis
Montpelier Man Recommends Dean's Kidney Pills
Montpelier resident Joseph Wilgus describes urinary troubles from exposure and driving. He credits Yoan's Kidney Pills with quick relief and renewed vitality, endorsing the product sold by all dealers at 60 cents per box. Foster-Milburn Co. of Buffalo manufactures the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wilgus
Montpelier
Dean
Yoan
Foster-Milburn Co
Bufalo
Train Hits Wagon at Kadensburg Causes Casualties
A fast eastbound Pittsburg and Lake Erie train struck a wagon loaded with logs at a grade crossing near Edensburg, Pennsylvania. One man, Patrick Carnes, died. three others were seriously injured including Len Bollowary and K E Miller. The baggage car and coaches derailed and the engine overturned. no warning was given at the crossing.
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Ruewuasele
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Aciton
Edensbers
Patrick Carnes
Pittshure
Irenian
Tarry Neil
Len
Tollowary
K. EF. Miller
Youngstown
Eiude Crossing
Erlensburg Highway
Arist
Pireman Carnes
Fun
Farmer Josiah Dale Shoat Murdered Near Nittany Mountain
Bellefony Pennsylvania November 14 Josiah Dale a prominent farmer was murdered on his way from his farm on Nittany Mountain to his home in Centreville He was shot in the back with a shotgun and died instantly The killer remains unknown as a search party found his horse and buggy with the farmer slumped over the dashboard in the vehicle The report notes no clues to the murderer and the motive is unclear.
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Bellefony
Josiah Dale
Nittany Mountsin
Dale
Jim
Baby triggers corrected report from General Bell incident
In Denver on November 14 Brigadier General Sherman, formerly of the Rough Riders, sent a telegraph to his colonel President Housevelt after news of a birth at General Bell’s home in Victor where he serves as mine superintendent. He claimed Roosevelt Bell asked to be assigned to a date. The president replied with a decisive counter message announcing a girl had been born.
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Denver
Sherman Fell
The
Rough Riders
President Housevelt
General Bell
Gener
Victor
Theailure
Roosevelt Bell
Havana
William L. Pitehers
Tregsevelt
Fort Sheridan
Piteher
Pruner Inherits $50,900 After Uncle's Death
Newberg Newberry County resident Theo Fore Post aged sixty two, after six years in the poorhouse, learns he has fallen heir to about $50,000 from his uncle Jack son Atwood of Minette. The news comes as a surprising fortune after years of hardship.
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Pruner
Newberg
Theofore Post
Chen Bim
Jackson Atwood
Minette
Financial Closing Stock Quotations and Market Notes
Closing stock quotations show diverse readings across railroads and utilities with prices indicated in various fractions. Notable entries include Amul Capper Central Atchison B&O Penn R R Brooklyn Etc, with mixed gains and losses and several lines such as Southern Pac Southern Ry and Missouri Pacific cited among others.
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Amul
Capper
Central
Atchison
Nort
West
B&o
Penn, R R
Brooklyn B.T
Ty Reding
Ruck Island
Ches. & Ghio
St. Paul
ATG Chi
Nertioy
Southern Pac
D. & Howse
Southern Ry
Bleetrie
Texas Pacific
Lackawanas
Walon Paciffic
Levais
Nash
Steek
Manhattan
Market Notes on Grains and Livestock Prices in New York and Midwest
The report shows steady but dull wheat demand with limited price movement in New York and the Northwest. Corn options ease under favorable weather. cheese and dairy products remain varied with strong butter and skim prices. Potatoes stay steady in demand across Pennsylvania New York and western regions. Live poultry markets are quiet, with dressed poultry prices steady to firm and old roosters higher in some regions.
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Minnesota
Tatil Small
IyAyMoe
New York and Western
Live Stock Markets Steady as Supplies Stay Light
CATTLE supply light and market steady with choice around 8.1 and prime in focus. Hog receipts fair, with a steady trend and prices near 0.65 to 0.85 per pound. Lamb and other meats show slower activity as five markets report mixed demand.
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Hbreinezhs
Rae A.B
Subep Ando Amt
Salina
Eamatsac
Aerial Torpedo Boat touted by French engineers
The Petit Parisien reports M. hewis a French engineer claims a new aerial torpedo boat for warfare. Bondy says the machine could stay aloft days cloak from projectiles and navigate against the wind while carrying shells or grenades. The Minister of War is reviewing the claims and tests are planned.
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Petit Parisien
M. Hewis
Las Rade
Bondy
M. Boudy
The Domestic Hen a Wonder and Its Profits
A promotive article extols the domestic hen as a prolific farm helper. It claims future eggs will contain vast amounts of water fat Jimme albumen sugar and ash, then urges readers to buy a 25 year experience guide for 23 cents to learn care, disease prevention and breeding to maximize returns. It stresses the book’s value by promising that saving a single chicken could pay for itself multiple times.
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Iran
Leonard St
New York City
Beardless Americans and evolving beard fashions
George Harvey notes from The North American Review that beard trimming once shaped like hedge work began in Elizabethan times and persisted. He observes in England gentlemen favor a mustache while America shifted toward clean shaven looks within a decade, with younger men adopting the trend and elders gradually yielding.
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Elizabeth
England
George Harvey
The
North American Review
Mystery Snake Found in County Court Room
In Pocahontas Times a very large house snake was killed last week in the county courthouse. While young ladies were working on the deed books a scream revealed the serpent in the locked room. The snake was dispatched. how it entered remains a mystery.
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Pocahontas
Tailor Made Goods and the History of Painting
The passage contrasts tailor made with dressmaker and factory produced goods, noting tailor made implies superior craft though often used for inferior factory items. It references painting as an art once well understood by the ancients and revived near the end of the thirteenth century.
It’s the food the true way to mend nervous trouble
A testimonial describes relief from dyspepsia and nervousness after switching to Grape-Nuts and Postum. The speaker, Name, recalls morning sickness, weight loss, and improved appetite, noting weight gain and steadier nerves after two months. The ad ends with a plug for Postum Inc and the slogan There’s a reason.
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Alan
Wellville
Pligs
Roosevelt Admired Direct, Energetic President in London Report
London correspondent T C Crayford recalls a detailed meeting with President Roosevelt. The president reflects on his fitness for office, his enjoyment of the role, and his decisive nature. The account notes Roosevelt's straightforwardness and belief in leading the nation amid strong prosperity.
Robbery at Newton Bank Ends in Vault Escape
Newton Kansas November 14 a midland bank in Newton was robbed by a single man who entered with a letter identifying himself and threatening death to any attempt to detain him. He ordered seven or eight clerks and bystanders into the vault and pocketed available currency before fleeing.
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Newton
Kan
Hernia Buderman
Bath court orders $30 fine for spankings
Mrs Mary Yarter of Georgetown was fined $30 by Bath municipal court for spanking neighbor Vivien Beal a one year old child as punishment for scaring hens. Spankings occurred at 5 a spank time, reported from Portland on November 14.
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Portland
Mary Yarter
Georgetown
Bath
Vivien Beal
Taylor
Negro Soldiers Dismissed from Army at El Reno
Officials discharged members of companies B C and BD stationed at El Reno Oklahoma today. Major Penrese Captain Meelin and Lieutenant Kiamdier remain sought for arrest over alleged guard duty and participation in disturbances at Brownsville Texas.
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EL Reno
Okla
B.C
Ivert Reno
Majer Penrese
Meelin
Kiamdier
Solliers
Brownsville
Pex
Beers Invade Cape Colony War Report
CAPE TOWN reports two bands of Boer freebooters have entered the Cape Colony in addition to Ferreira's men. Details on FLAG and dates are unavailable. The possibility of escalating hostilities raises concerns for colonial security and civilian safety.
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Cape Colony
Cape Town
Coloy
Ferreira
Say Sinelair Froze Them Out
New York November 3 14 Two of the original subscribers to Upton Sinclairs Home Golony Utopic alleged they had been frozen out by the chief promoter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinelair
New York
Upton Sinclair
Golony Utopic
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promoted for Young Girls
An appeal urges mothers to discuss menstruation and puberty with daughters using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It cites reports from girls and mothers praising the remedy for easing symptoms during the transition to womanhood and notes letters to Lydia Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lawa
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Myrtle Mills
Matilda
Borman
Pinkham
Matilda Borman
Farmington
Tora
Walt
Yom
Mass
Rosa Tom Strong
Grantex
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Inventional Institute
Scotland
Kadensburg
Wireman
Josiah Dale Shoat
Nittany Motmuigia
General Bells
Wistake
Financial and Commercial
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Aerial Torpedo Boat
West Virginia
Britisher
Roosevelt
Wormer
Washington
London
T. C. Crayford
Knoosevelt
Crawford
Gister Bay
Phin
Mr. Roosevelt
Saar
United States
Girlhogd
Hothers
Boman
Mills
Lydia Z. Pinkham
Whatilda Borman
Paxton
Basten
Mose
East Thompson's
W.L. Douglas
L.douglas
W. L. Douglas
Tre Mosé
LE Des Hien
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Bite
Douglas
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J. Hamilton Ayers
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