Mixed Capital Notes and Political Turmoil Reach Bordering News
The itemized report includes Standard Oil stock details and dividend payments, a note on Captain Oberlin M Carter and Leavenworth prison, a death in Bloomington aged 70, and sporadic references to American policy, Asian possessions, Hong Kong, and the Philippines. It mentions Kentucky voter suppression charges against George Leary and Sam Adatie and irregularities at polling sites.
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Kruger and Paris Protesters Draw Immense Crowds
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Steamship and labor clashes reported from distant ports
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Lord Buller of Ladysmith Action Report
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Lord Buller of Ladysmith and a procedural or judicial action. Reads as a murky ledger entry with unclear verbs and names, offering little concrete fact beyond the presence of the title and a generic notice of conduct.
Thanksgiving Day Congregational Services Promoted
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Yale Defeats Harvard in Championship Victory
Yale defeats Harvard to win the championship as thousands crowded but were turned away for lack of room. The weather was poor with rain affecting play while Yale, as favorites, edged Harvard on the field.
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Wheat Market Noted Dull Trading In New York
New York wheat trading opened lower at 77. a dull day with Liverpool influence seen. Export shipments for the week reported at 900,000 bags. Prices drifted around 77 with slight declines and daily changes noted through the session.
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The Strange Adventures of Miss Rows Farce at The Opera House
The Mallor company presents The Strange Adventures of Miss Rows a farce with a pet featuring witty lines and lively audience appeal. Performances run November 7 at the Opera House with a record of success in New York and London, promising broad laughter and theatrical pace.
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HELP FOR WOMEN EFFECTS OF LYDIA B PINKHAM VEE
Readable fragments describe Lydia B. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and testimonials about relief for women. Mentions a doctor and a claim of curing symptoms with the tonic. Contains unclear authorial lines and old medical-advice tone.
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