Riches Weigh On Mrs Sage As Old Carpet Dream Fades
New York widow Mrs Sage, aged 80, laments burden of wealth valued at 8 million dollars. A lifelong resident of 606 Fifth Avenue, she recalls a simple Brussels carpet and horsehair furniture from courtship days. Readies for a quiet future, she endures public sympathy and questions of proper duty.
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New York
Tyswell Sage
Fifth Avenue
Jong
Howreal
Sase
Mortili
Sage
New England
Ihal Om
Forest Fires May Make Table Salt at Luxury
Report notes northern Michigan fires devastate wood and coal supply used by salt works. Charles M. Mathey of Detroit, an industry insider, warns salt output could drop and prices rise as evaporation-based production relies on scarce fuel. Coarse salt may be hit first, then table salt, with farmers as major buyers facing higher costs.
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St Louis
Michigan
Charles M. Mathey
Detroit
Mulkby
Malkey
Light's Railroad Drive Gains Valley Support in Brownsville
Brownsville and Rio Grande Valley leaders back a $100,000 bonus to lure a San Antonio to Brownsville railroad. San Antonio Business Men's Club officials estimate sending $125,000 to $290,000 in backing while Local meetings in Brownsville and Oakville report enthusiastic support and initial subscriptions.
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Light
San Antonio
Brownsville
Sim Antonians
Lower
Rio Grande Valley
Allen Heywood
Follnyer
W. S. Chaplin
Col. Heywood
Carrington
Sant Antonia
Business Men's Ciy
Todd
Brownaville
the Light
Browns- Nite
Sian Antonio Will Bo
Carington
San Iid
Arrington
Thas
Jas. B. Wells
Col. Lott
J. W. Carrington
Savy
Swearing Is Issue Against Uncle Joe Cannon
Danville notes a 1890 style bid to unseat Speaker Cannon in the Eighteenth Illinois district. Henry C Bell of Marshall promotes the old contest theme focusing on Cannon's use of profanity, dating back to historic race against Samuel W. Busey. The piece portrays Bell as a strong anti‑Cannon advocate in a stubborn local race.
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Danville
Camnon
House of Representatives
Henry C. Yell
Marshall
Democrata Haven
Cannon
Eighteenth
Amnols
Uncle Joe
Samuel WT. Busey
Busey
Henry C. Bull
Bells
Justica
al. Bell
Sullivan
Hiinels
Ming Dong
Palan
Joseph G. Cannon
Henry ©. Bell
Marshall, ii
Jae Cusser
Teal Soft Telok Product Notice
The text describes a fragile product claim about a soft drink offered by Anhouser Duyok, noting compliance with regulatory acts and branding terms. It references Barliy bralt and various unclear descriptors while asserting conformity with legal standards under the Droge Act.
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Barliy Bralt
Rovers
Anhouser
Duyok
A Jeweler's Experience in Anapotta Indiana
H Kioxer the jeweler at 1060 Virginia Ave Anapotta Indiana reports kidney illness left him unable to walk far. Foley's Kidney Remedy purportedly cleared his complexion cured backache and regulated the system after other remedies failed. He recommends Foley's to sufferers and says it cured him.
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H. Kioxer
the Jeweler
Virginia Ave
Anapotta
Ind
Foley
Socialist Defeated in British Columbia Election
Victoria B C October 27 The latest returns show Ralph Smith a liberal won in Nanaimo district not Hinthorbe Waite a socialist as previously reported This gives BC conservatives and one liberal Three elections were deferred General Hberile retained at the last General election
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Victoria
B. C
Ralph Smith
Nanaimo
Hinthorbe Waite
British Columbia
Ihearal
Beyeeral Hberile
Ruin at Summer Resort Destroys 100 Cottages in Fire
A blaze early today at a summer settlement in Massachusetts swept through about 100 cottages, destroying the buildings and causing estimated damages around $100,000. Fire officials reported several minor injuries and the cause is under investigation.
City Council Advances Fire Alarm Purchase and Ward Improvement Plan
The council debated a $5,500 appropriation for 20 additional fire alarm boxes with wiring and batteries, awarding the Gameswell contract. A hack ordinance received its second reading, proposing higher fees with penalties for overcharging. Residents of the seventh ward petitioned for a $30,000 bond district for street improvements, outlining streets from Commerce to Walnut. A small bridge project over San Pedro creek was approved at about $25, and fire equipment purchases were authorized with a bill of acceptance to be finalized in the meeting minutes.
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Seventh Ward
Bref
Consiteraton
Gameswell Company
Mauermann
Lambert
Alderwan Lambert
Crenter
Elven
San Pedr
North Flores
Dunfield
Menger
Crow
Grend
Alterman ‘Wickeland
Joest
Callaghan
Does This Suit You Seek Kidney Cure and Nerve Tonic
A.M. Hiseber of 510 Fast Houston advertises Hindipo as a kidney cure and nerve tonic. The seller claims it cures various kidney troubles and nervous disorders. The ad offers a risk free trial with a money back guarantee and postage paid for if not satisfactory.
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A.M. Hiseber
Houston
Artqey
Seo
Avery Cees
Uber
Mie-na Tablets Promised To Cure Indigestion
An advertisement praises Mie-na tablets as a scientific remedy for dyspepsia. It claims the pills tone stomach walls to properly mix food, cures indigestion, relieves weight after meals, coated tongue, belching, and sour taste, and offers a money back guarantee through Rexaly Drug Co.
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Buch
Uearburn
Ate
Rexaly Trug Co
Drugaista
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Live Oak County
Will L. Dunne
Bhinton
Business Men’s Club of
Tautpico
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The
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Paso Hondo Street
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