Local Happenings and Obituaries in the City
Mary OBrien of 2483 Superior street recovers from typhoid fever. Dr Glenns young son and Mrs Corrins four year old son both recover from injuries and illness. Mrs Orm of 198 48th avenue recovers after removal of a twenty pound tumor performed by Dr Glenn. Mr Watt Stone aged 68 dies suddenly from heart failure at 67 North 60th court leaving daughter Miss Mary Stone.
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Mary O’brien
Superior Street
Glenn
Corrin
Indiana Avenue
Orm
48Th Avenue
Watt Stone
North 60Th Court
Mary Stone
Cough Remedy Endorsed by Local Resident
An Toowoomba Gazette item endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy based on a two month cough cure claim by W. Wockner. It notes local sellers G H Harris Schnitzus' Pharmacy and The Avenue Pharmacy Oak Park carry the remedy. A later quote discusses human barriers to grand ideas and mentions French production by female labor.
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the Gazette
Toowoomba
Australia
Chamberlain
Wockner
Mr. Wockner
G.H. Harris
North 48Th Avenue
Schnitzus’ Pharmacy
Avenue Pharmacy
Oak Park
Landmark five-track stone bridge spans Susquehanna route
At Rockville near Pennsylvania’s capital a colossal five-track bridge rises over the Susquehanna. Built by the Pennsylvania Railroad to replace an iron span, it measures fifty feet wide with forty eight piers and arches, and cost about one million dollars. Construction began in 1960 with 300 workers, and two passenger and two freight trains will pass each other on the structure once tracks are laid. Endpoints touch Dauphin and Perry counties while the Juniata and muddy waters flow beneath during storms. Also noted are 2,000 Mormon proselyters worldwide.
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Rockville
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Dauphin County
Perry County
Juniata
Great Poet's Monument Inaugurated At Montmartre Cemetery
A Carrara marble monument to Heinrich Heine was inaugurated in Montmartre cemetery France. The piece by Danish sculptor Hasselrlis honors Heine in his latter years and features a butterfly and lyre with roses on the pedestal. It was initiated by the late Empress Elizabeth of Austria and exhibited in Vienna.
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Heinrich Heine
Montmartre
France
Elizabeth of
Austria
Hasselrlis
Vienna
Heine
Lfe
Wien
Florida Monster Slain by Everglades Hunter
Buster Ferrel tracked a massive dragon like serpent in the Everglades. After days of stalking the 20 to 30 foot creature, buzzards found its torn carcass and Ferrel secured the head for transfer to the Smithsonian. Scientists doubt it was a land snake and note a moving picture fad in England.
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Lower Everglades
Lake Okechobee
Everglades
Buster Ferrel
Tured
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
England
Occupations for Women Offer Unusual Business Paths
The article highlights women succeeding in diverse ventures such as pet and fur animals, frog farming for legs, skunk farming, and taxidermy. It notes Angora cats, toy poodles, rabbits, fancy mice, ferrets, birds, and dogs as profitable focuses, with boarding houses and care services near cities adding to earnings.
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America
Strikes in England France and Germany in 1900
The year 1900 saw 1468 strikes in Germany while England had 48 and France 903. Average participants per strike were about 100 in Germany and around 250 in England.
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England
France
Germany
Sprinkling Streets with Oil in Columbia Experiment
Columbia Missouri has begun oil spraying on select streets following California cities. Practice shows it costs about 36 dollars per block and reduces dust while improving road quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
8. C
California
Delegates Wife Owns Honolulu Newspaper
Mrs Theresa Wilcox wife of Hawaii's delegate to Congress owns a newly published newspaper in Honolulu The semi weekly paper is printed partly in English and partly in Hawaiian
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Theresa Wilcox
Congress
Hawaii
Honolulu
Hawaiian
London physicians back women’s massage practice society
Over seventy London doctors endorse a newly formed society run by women that conducts periodic massage theory and practice examinations and issues certificates to practitioners.
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London
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Wm. Wiken
Goelitz
North Boulevard
Austin
Sopynick
Lake and List Court
South Boulevard
Harry F. Brown
North Forty-Eighth Avenue
N. 50Th Court
Chicago
the Anderson Restaurant
N. 48Th Ave
Charles
Moreland
Dieraeli
Cambria County
The
Garfield Bedding Co
8Th Avenue
M. Kr.avitshy
TEL
Suden
Dem
Rhein
Land
Gotteshimmel
Mir
New York Tribune
South America
Buenos Ayres
Argentine Republic
New York Sun
Moses
Heaven
Heine Monument
Florida
Okechobee
Lake
Ferrel
WM. Wilken
Ashland Avenue
Chicago & Western Indiana
Ry and
Belt By. of
A. Tennyson
Park Ave
Ontario St
Telephone
Austin, Ill
Conrad Kampp
C. Kampp . Son
North Park Avenue
Austin Station
Austin 17
Robt I. Ward
Neer Park Avenue
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