Slain rulers listed from 1801 to 1903 in a historic roundup
The article catalogs rulers assassinated or killed across nations from 1801 to 1903. Names include Paul I of Russia, Lincoln, Garfield, Carnot, Nasr ed din, Canovas del Castillo, Elizabeth of Austria, Humbert I, McKinley, and Alexander of Serbia among others. It notes dates and methods of death.
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Paul I
Czar
Russia
Prince Daniel
Montenegro
President Lincoln
Booth
Prince Michael
Servia
Abdul Az Sultan
Turkey
Garfield
Washington
Alexander I
St. Petersburg
Carnot
France
Caesario
Pietro
Canto
Nasr-ed-din
Shah
Persia
Canovas del Castillo
Spain
Rinaldi
General Corda
Uruguay
Empress Elizabeth
Austria
Geneva
King Humbert
Italy
Monza
Gaetano Bresci
William McKinley
United States
Buffalo
King Alexander of
Queen Draga
Belgrade
Not Over-Wise Allegory Warns Against False Security
An old allegorical image shows a girl frightened by a grasshopper while stepping on a snake, likening it to spending on a cyclone cellar yet neglecting family health. The note praises Chamberlain's Cokic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the prompt, reliable medicine, sold by Allen & Stubenrauch druggists.
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Allen & Stubenrauch
Bryan Lectures In Iowa Promises Fair Share Of Gate
In Iowa Mr. Bryan will take half the gate receipts for lectures this year, with the rest to the hosting society. He favors liberal treatment, and in Kansas he learned a college owed $1,200. His share reached about $1,300 but he donated his half to liquidate the debt, aiding a Swedish community institution.
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Bryan
Colorado Vacation Costs Are Low This Summer
A travel piece touts Colorado as inexpensive for summer visitors with weekly costs under 12 dollars including board and amusements. It highlights affordable lodging in Colorado Springs Manitou or Denver and cut rail fares from major cities via Rock Island lines.
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Colorado
United States
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Denver
Chicago
St. Louis
Omaha
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Rock Island
S. F. Bayo
Davenport Ia
Lorimer route delayed until farmers improve roads
The Lorimer rural route plan was postponed as inspector C. F. Mason and J. M. Jackson surveyed the area. Mason said the route would start only if local farmers upgrade roads to a passable condition. a return visit will determine if conditions warrant establishment or abandonment.
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Lorimer
C. F. Mason
J. M. Jackson
Mason
Lorimer. Journal
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General Sumpagnation and Industrial Agt
Louisville, KY
Bruges
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Worms
NN & Co
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UNN & Coss
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Drummond
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Marshalltown ‘Times- Republican
North America
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M. Kramer
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W. M. Fuqua
Dr. van Schoten
J. D. Gaass
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A. P. van Nimwegen
Pella Drain Tile and Brick Co
Pella, Iowa
I. Silverman
City Mills
Geo. J., Thomassen
Lai
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E. J. Roorda