Crane Amendment Angers Senate In And Milk Row
Washington. Senators and spectators held breath as Senator Crane of Massachusetts proposed an amendment to the Interstate Commerce Act. The text showed the line evolving to the words and milk, deepening interest in Wall Street impact and railroad earnings while Crane remained the focal point amid speculation.
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Ralph Austin of Bailey and Austin Story of Perseverance
A biographical sketch traces Ralph Austin from Dayton Ohio where he haunted gallery halls in youth. The text highlights his persistence and the rise of the Bailey and Austin team, reputed as top in the world, shaping their plans at meetings across Ohio.
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Theatricnal Mechanics Union
Austin
Tige
Fred Bailey
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Montgomery and Stone
Vaudeyie Celd
Ralph Austin
Bailey & Austin
Preserverance
Austn
Ohio
Ralph, Austin
Diapepsin Promises Quick Relief for Indigestion
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a harmless remedy that quickly cures indigestion sour stomach heartburn and related discomfort within five minutes. It explains digestive failure causes and claims immediate relief after taking the tablet, with emphasis on easy appetite and thorough digestion.
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Pope
The Catarrh Cure Claim in 19th Century Ad
A 19th century ad claims Tinlls Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh and constitutional disease by internal and surface action, with a $100 reward for failure to cure. The notice promotes the remedy by F. J. Cheney & Co. and urges readers to ask for the product at druggists, noting use of Wall’s Family Medicine for constipation.
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Cataretely & Constitutional Dixcome
Tinll
Directi Poperty
F. J Cheney
Drigelete
Vwall
Unique Spokane Charter Aims Weekly Gazette Publication
A proposed city charter for Spokane introduces a commission form of government with a weekly Gazette. It would publish a summary of the week’s preparations and forbid private contract calls, ending the day’s routine with public council meetings to be recorded.
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Taft's Postage Plan Sparks Publisher Banquet Debate
Periodiot Publishers in Orlando host tonight's annual banquet to discuss Taft's postage recommendations for Seth Cresee. Attendees include Cyril Guird of Puedeta publisher of the Ladle Mame Journal and Seturing Reon Yost, John J. Blileher of Westies Weekly, and Judge & S Methure of My Chiro. Publishers deny responsibility for postal Moffelt, blaming railroads for high rates and arguing franking of government matter should be free.
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New York
Fab
Presidane Taft
Seth Cresee
Periodiont
Cyril Giurd4
Puedeta
Ladle Mame Journal
Seturing Reon Yost
Tohn J. Blileher
Westies Weekly
Judge
and & S
Birth of Benedetto Carroli Celebrated in Italy
Rome on January 18 marks the birthday of Benedetto Carroli born in Pavia January 28, 1525. One of Italy's chief patriots and a key defender of liberty, Carroli rose to power as prime minister under Humbert I and shielded the monarch from an assassin’s attack, sustaining wounds that led to his death.
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Italy
Benedetto Carroli
Garibald
Iiatian
Wicer
Pavia
Humbert
Lnter
Jersey City's Birthday Centennial 1820 Incorporation
Jersey City marks ninety years since incorporation under its present name on January 28 1820. The city celebrates the anniversary as residents reflect on growth and local milestones since its founding.
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Jersey City
N. J
PileSured in 6 to 14 Days Pazo Ointment Guarantee
An advert promotes Pilessured in 6 to 14 days Pazo Ointment claiming to cure teething, blindness, or protruding issues with a 14 day money back guarantee. The message asks if you accept the Fast Oregonian.
Absolute Zero Concept Explained in Plain Terms
The article explains absolute zero as the lowest possible temperature where molecular motion ceases. It discusses heat as molecular vibration, the significance of 0 Kelvin about 273 degrees below Celsius, and that at this point no heat can exist. It notes discussions of a scientist’s claim and the idea that matter would be at rest at absolute zero.
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Bellinm Gis
Thiulm
A High Day Speech From a Local Character
A fragmented reminiscence voice describes a holiday work ethic and a claim of exploitation. The speaker, identified by untranslated dialect, asserts willingness to work for a colonel and references punishment and discipline tied to labor on a holiday. The dialogue evokes race and labor dynamics in a cramped historical context.
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Pia
Wild Animals In New York City Revealed
A Country Life in America article notes a surprising abundance of wild animals near New York City. It cites dozens of species within twenty miles of the metropolis and highlights the prevalence of common yet undisturbed creatures in the Greater New York area.
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New York City
New York
America
Family welcomes third child with varied birth notices
A New York Press note recalls how the Jones family announced each birth. The first child’s arrival was signaled by engraved cards with white ribbons, the second by telegraph, and the third by a simple postal card, reflecting changing customs.
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Jones
New York Press
She Could Talk Cynicus and Sillicus dialog comic
A playful exchange between Cynicus and Sillicus from the Philadelphia Record. Cynicus comments on a girl who “never says much” while Sillicus counters that she talks all the time, illustrating a witty literary or comic panel observation in a newspaper page segment.
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Cynicus
Sillicus
Philadelphia Record
Doubted the Statistics in Harkins Triplets Census Tale
A brief noted quip from the Boston Transcript questions how Harkins reacted to learning he had triplets, suggesting disbelief at his own census results. The remark frames a humorous census moment reflecting on unexpected family data.
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Harkins
Boston ‘Transcript
Our wealth as snare and temptation to others
A concise reflection attributed to Cotton notes wealth attracts both self and others, warning of moral risk and envy as riches tempt people away from virtuous conduct. The quote stands as a pithy maxim on wealth's double edge and social pressure.
Grants Pass Seeks $50,000 for New Hotel Project
The Courier reports Grants Pass aims to raise fifty thousand dollars to fund a new hotel project. City officials say the plan could spur tourism, with formal proposals anticipated at the next council meeting and potential private partnerships under review.
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Grants Pass
Save the Courier
Kaiser Tests Roosevelt Visit Pace In Berlin
Berlin reports indicate Kaiser Wilhelm plans a public endurance test during Theodore Roosevelt’s visit, hoping to gauge the American leader’s stamina and prestige. Roosevelt will stay at the Adlon hotel for a 72 hour stay beginning April 25, declining royal guests and accepting private Kaiser's hospitality.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Flerlin
Time
Roosevelt
Adien
Royal Palace
Kelsers
Tennessee sheriff released from jail after lynching case
Washington reports former Harmilton county Tennessee Sheriff John H. Shipp and two companions are to be released from district jail tomorrow and return to Tennessee. They served 88 days of a 90 day sentence for contempt of court over the Ed Johnson Chattanooga lynching. Two others sentenced for the same crime were released earlier.
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John H. Shipp
Harmilton County
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Ed Johnson
United States Supreme Court
Sheriff Shipp
Milk Price Rise at Star Dairy in 1919 Notice
Notice to the public states that from February 1 1919 all milk retailed by M Richardson Star Dairy will cost ten cents per quart straight. The short bulletin announces a fixed price change for dairy customers.
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M. Richardson
Star Dairy
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