Keeley Cure Proclaimed A Modern Miracle For Dip Somnia
A Keeley treatment autobiographical piece asserts dramatic relief from dipsomania and alcoholism. The author describes the Pittsburgh Institute regimen with hypodermic injections, stimulants, and whisky as needed, detailing patient experience, recovery timeline, and the remedy’s disease framing while defending its lasting impact and ethical implications.
The Heir to Brazil and the Crown Question
A dispatch outlines Brazil’s political turmoil with focus on Princess Isabella and Prince Pedro Augustus as potential heirs. It notes exiled Dom Pedro, the Orleanist line, and public sentiment toward monarchy versus republic. The article also mentions Sir Walter Raleigh’s home and Cinque Ports lord warden appointment context.
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Brazil
Pedro Augustus
Dom Pedro
France
Count D’eu
Orleanist
D’eu
Isabella
Pedro II
Saxe-Coburg
Piaguee Theatre in Progress Warns of Influenza Fears
A writer critiques reliance on divine providence amid outbreaks of influenza and cholera worldwide. They note rising epidemics in the Red Sea region, Mecca, Damascus, China, Brazil and Russia, urging sanitary improvements over fatalistic beliefs. The author endorses self-help theology.
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Piaguee
Red Sea
Damascus
Mecca
China
Brazil
South America
Russia
Patronage and relics in historic homes and markets
An exploration of art and antique collecting in earlier days and the shift away from patronage toward modern tastes. The piece notes Sir Walter Raleigh's house at Youghal Ireland as a relic market example and argues for preserving historic sites for education and future generations.
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Walter Ralsten
Youghal
Ireland
Better Suspend Judgment on Parnell, Says Writer
A writer urges caution on judging Charles Stewart Parnell, suggesting he may have been the target of a conspiracy. The piece cites alleged motives, family rivalries, and a controversial will involving Mrs O’Shea and Martha Wood, arguing the coming trial could reveal hidden dynamics.
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Parnell
Charles Stewart Parnell
Evelyn Wood
Mra O'Shea
Mra. O'Shea
Martha Wood
O'Shea
Miss Wood
Bir Evel Wood
Aldershot
War Office
Marths Wood
Charles Page Wood
Mrs. Steel
Bartlett-Lennard
Sinter
Annie Besant
Interesting Little Roumania Visits Berlin and Alliances Rumor
The Roumanian king toured Berlin with honors and unofficially joined the Triple Alliance. He may seek guidance on wartime moves while seeking control of Bessarabia under Russian influence. The frontier region is a mix of Russians and others in a fertile, flat area suited to cattle. Miss Rachel Sherman, daughter of the late General, shown as a model of American womanhood, will marry Dr. Paul Thorndike. Diamond jewelry offers advertised at Cohen's 86 Fifth Avenue.
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Keeley
Tam
Jane
Piitteburg Institute
Erten
Roumania
Berlin
Germany
Russia
Bessarabia
Chip
Rachel Sherman
America
Thackeray
Shermana
Seer Ibol
Srisathainot
Paragon
Saran
Paul Thorndike
The Modern Concert Organ and Its Uses
Simon Bissell argues the organ has evolved from a church instrument to a versatile concert medium. He contrasts ecclesiastical duties with orchestral potential, noting the organ’s mechanical complexity and the need to educate listeners through refined, devotional performances.
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Trinity Church
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