Army Disciplinary Turmoil and Global Conflicts Reported
Disjointed dispatches note muttered disputes over treatment of citizens, a water cure accusation against Major Gardener, and shifts in command from General Davie to Samuel & Sommer in Mindanao. Separate items mention a Kansas City subscription, a guilty verdict for Detective Nathaniel W. King, and a railway postal clerk injured in Brooklyn. A road accident near Indianapolis results in deaths and injuries. An advertisement touts One Minute Cough Cure as a remedy.
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Gardener
Amertot
Ativan
Jaco H. Smith
Twenty-fourth Infantry
George W. Davie
Koango
Mindanao
Manila
Department of the North
Samuel & Sommer
Davie
Zamboaingo
United
Nathaniel W. King
King
Poughkeepsie
Charlon H.highie
United States Railway
Brookist
Albany City Hospital
Alton flood disaster reports and scattered notes
The article recounts Alton’s devastating flood with 10000 acres inundated, wrecked manufacturing sites, and a halted railway line. It cites Major Shaler’s transit injuries and a range of brief items including cholera in Tokyo, a Johns Hopkins endowment, and other 19th century notices.
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Alton
Stoneware Pipe Company
St Hast Alton
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Allroad
Iue
Secent Pengithe
Altona
Tre A. Shater
New York
Ire A. Shater
Presbyterian Hoeptal
Shaler
Tokyo
Wreck, deaths, and memorials span distant scenes
Dispatches describe foreign consuls aboard the Crete Fa Plerot amid tensions with General Firmin as gunboats prepare to depart. A Culbers Sidg train wreck near Cascade injures several, with one dentist in critical condition. Memorial services in Washington honor late lawmakers Cummings and Joye, while the War Department lists missing Cebu teachers from 1902 with full addresses.
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Firmin
Eibark
Crete Fa Plerot
Thin Port
Culbers Sid
Cascade
Ute Pass
Coloreda ‘Springs
Bogiah
Bt. Fratsels Hospital
Hetelle Lewis
Crippile Creek
House
Washington
House of ‘Representatives
Amos J. Cummings
Peter Jotey
Moody
Marine ‘Band
Typo ‘Graphical Union
New York
Cnsccration
New’ York Pilots’ Association
Cummings
Cannon
War ‘Department
Cebu
Philippine Islands
Clyde
Weary. The Ridleys Kept Sick By Ailing Weary Life
A fragment describes weariness and illness. The speaker uses archaic diction to convey fatigue and ongoing discomfort. The Ridleys are mentioned as afflicted. Blackouts in the text suggest a broader mood of decline.
Dean's Kidney Pills offer cure for backache and more
An old advertisement proclaims Dean's Kidney Pills relieve common backache and a range of ailments. The copy promises broad benefits and urges readers to try the product for health concerns.
The Horseless Way and Banquet Banter In Jumbled Exchange
A chaotic collage of quotes from various papers features banter at a banquet and stray remarks about heating plumbing and journalism. The text riffs on reporters printing scant details and a car crossing streets as owners respond with bemused explanations.
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Mont
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Kansas City
W. B. Smith
Olympia and Gras
Columbia
B.C. Ito
Indianapolis
Ind
Niles
Dine
Jaye D. Scott Currin
Loganton
Tost
Farrer
Peck
Roberts
Nevies End
Tome Aaylu
McAllister
Rempen
Johns Hopkins University
Friends of
Johns Hopkins
Estes G. Rathbone
Samuel Gompers
Federation of Labor
Toole
Montana
Helena
Orren A. Hamblett
Samuel Wilson
Mason
N. BL
Sam
Henry Keppel
Mott Hooton
Penosylvania
Senator Clark
Paria
James H. Garfeld
Civil Service Commlaaion
Roosevelt
Board of Civil Service
Commie x
Stockholm
Sweden
University of Rochester
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Herr Kaufmann
Berlin
Kel ‘Ser
Blanton Duncan
California
DeWitt
Isat & Roberts
Prain
Dean’s
United States
Gail @ Ax Navy
B. G. Carpenter
Winders En Ally
Enkins
Detroit Pree Press
Fee
Imarried
New York Journal
Helene
Walter Barritt
N. Main St
Pittston
Sachs & Brown's
North Main Street
Pettston
Gazette
Mr. Nobby Dresser
Our
Ase
Dorie Wootweetie
Fay
Water St. Hatter
Tandsome Coaches
J. A. Fitzpatrick
Armstrong
Sanders
Speer
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