Rifles at Ramleh and Arabi's Egypt warnings
Rifles and mounted infantry occupied Ramleh early Monday. A field gun protected the bridge while enemy cavalry briefly engaged at three hundred yards, then retreated. By nine o'clock firing ceased and reinforcements were expected. Arabi Pasha wrote to Gladstone before the bombardment threatening war and urging resistance. The American minister Geo P Marsh died suddenly at Vallombrosa. Port Said reported English ships landing as Arabi withdrew pickets near Tantor. Thirty-eighth regiment repelled a night attack by 600 men. Dispatches noted British defeats near Cairo and a new bushfire in Alexandria. Turkish delegates offered troops to Egypt. the sultan refused unilateral actions. Fifteen thousand troops ordered for Egypt. Arabi refused surrender. Lady Catherine Cavendish wed the Duke of Westminster in London.
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Ramlem
Ramleh
Arabi
Gladstone
Arabi Pasha
Egypt
Syria
Arabia
India
England
Asia
Africa
Rome
Geo. P. Marsh
Vallambrosa
Mth
Tantor
Thirty-eighth
Constantinople
Judge W T Filey from Pistols in Springfield Mass
The report notes Judge W T Filey of Pistols in Springfield Massachusetts associated with St Jacob Republican activities. It appears linked to a local or regional legal or political matter with named individuals and organizations.
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W. T. Filey
St Jecobe
Springfield
Mass
St. Jacob
Death ee did
When did George ask an Austin teacher about a large boy the text becomes garbled with fragmented phrases and lacks clear names dates places or events to form a coherent news item.
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George
Austin
Denver Detected as Train Wreckers Case Unfolds
A Denver arrival by way of introductions to W N Babcock reveals detective status. Dunaway, accused of wrecking a Chicago and Northwestern pay car near a Des Moines Council Bluffs station, faces a $1800 reward. Miller Overnon and Jackson are jailed in Chicago. Dunaway returns to Chicago to face the case. General gang had operated in Indiana and Illinois, robbing pay cars.
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C. C. Healey
Denver
W. N. Babcock
Chicago & Northwestern
Road
East
Dunaway
Chicago
Denver Tribune
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Des Moines
Council Bluffs
Indiana
Illinois
Miller
Overnon
Jackson
A Word to Thinkers on Gentle Healing Methods
The piece warns against stimulants like whisky and beer for invalids, urging natural recovery through a fruit and vegetable based diet. It praises Dr. Wysett's Yellow Dock and Peripleite as a superior blended tonic that supports blood, liver, kidneys, and muscles.
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Uysett
Brigham Young’s First Wife Dies After Long Illness
The Salt Lake Herald reports the death of Angell Young relict of Brigham Young on Tuesday night. Born June 8 1803 in Ontario County New York she joined the Saints in 1832 and endured mob violence and persecutions with steadfast faith. She bore six children and aided early settlement before a prolonged illness gradually weakened her. she died at 9 o’clock in the evening.
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Brigham Young
Salt Lake
Angell Young
James W. Angell
Phebe Morton
Ontario County
New York
Providence
R. L
Avon
N. Y
Kirtland
Sidney Rigdon
Missouri
Mississippi River
Montrose
Iowa
Commerce
Nauvoo
vis. _ a
Deemed
Brgham
Fountain of Eternal Youth Poem Quest
A speaker longs for a distant land while heavy eyes seek the south north east or west. Dukes princes and rulers voyage away as seas conceal ancient books wands and keys. Hidden nymphs guard a pearl path while a sober quest seeks a clear well head to drink from the fountain of youth.
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Teese
Catching a Shark on a July Atlantic City trip
An account of shark fishing off Atlantic City with a small crew. They lure a blue shark with eel and tomcod bait, describe the rough, lively action on the boat, the bites and captures, and note the catch was a six foot nine inch blue shark for a light, humorous visit. The piece also includes an unrelated medical advertisement about Bright's disease and Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
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Atlantic City
Win
Conover
Patience
George
Eores
Symptoms and cures for catarrh from Dr Wolfe's work
Dr Wolfe discusses catarrh as a forerunner of consumption detailing acute and chronic forms. Symptoms include nasal obstruction, red irritated membranes, sneezing, runny then thick discharges, and potential progression to tonsils, larynx, and lungs. The article notesDr Wolfe’s Cincinnati practice, his offer to mail his Common Sense Book free for stamps, and mentions other patent medicines and consumer goods of the era.
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Wolfe
Cincinnati
United
Smith Street
Fragmentary Claim About Butterfly Feathers Counts
A garbled draft notes a claim about a butterfly having 489 981 feathers on its wings. An observer expresses disbelief and urges counting the feathers to verify the figure.
New Offer to Readers for Scent Stamps
The notice informs ladies they can send two 3 cent stamps to Madame Marie Fontaine at 112 Main Street Buffalo NY to receive by return mail a Japanese napkin a Chinese handkerchief and a fine lithographed card.
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Ourn
Lapr
Madame Arie Fountaine
Main Street
Buffalo
N. Y
Snores Insect Exterminator Ad Outtakes
An old classified fragment touts insect extermination with sensational claims. It markets a cure for sexual debility and a book offer from Jersey City, urging readers to use Snores Exterminator to kill flies bed bugs moths roaches and more.
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London
Nebraska
Farawa
Jersey City
N. J
Bright's Disease Cure Claim With Home Proof
An advertisement touts Hop Bitters as a cure for kidney and urinary complaints including Brights disease diabetes and liver troubles. It claims local cases similar to yours have been cured and says reliable proof is available at home.
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Bright
Warner
Elessae
Op Bitters
Burdock Blood Bitters Praised for Digestion Headache Relief
An advertiser touts Burdock Blood Bitters as a universal remedy for indigestion headaches and skin eruptions. A dry goods man and a traveling salesman endorse the product with claims of relief and satisfaction, noting guaranteed bottles and widespread druggist availability.
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Avea
Lin
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