Dr Otto Ottonowicz Offers Special Health Services
Dr Otto Ottonowicz now based in San Antonio advertises extensive travel experience in Europe Africa Australia and Beru. He claims to treat chronic diseases including bronchitis asthma consumption neuralgia skin ailments eye and ear disorders and female diseases with guaranteed cures where possible and offers consultations at Room 12 and 13 Bridge Bundi 101 Speet with office hours at noon.
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Africa
Australia
San Antonio
St. Vitus
Otto Ottonowics
Bundi
Cruelty to Game Focused in Hunting Party Advice
A hunting party led by W H Fields and others travels to Aransas Pass to hunt quail near Alice and ducks along the coast. The article argues for humane hunting, emphasizes proper puppy training, and cautions against indiscriminate shooting by careless hunters.
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W. H. Fields
Tom B. Palfry
C. Jannin
G. A. Chabot
Aransas Pass
Alice
Gentle Sportsmen Defend Hunting Amid Claims of Brutality
The article argues hunting harms animals only by accident or disease and praises the sportsman’s humane conduct. It notes a Macon Missouri gun club of four young women and four men with rules to handle game kindly and an instance of a rabbit caught by a stick, while male members paid ten dollars for a calf accidentally killed.
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Tyre
Macon
Michigan State Fish Commission Plans Great Lakes Whitefish Liberation
The Michigan State Fish Commission announces plans to release more than 700 million whitefish into the Great Lakes next year, about 50 million more than any previous stocking. The move aims to bolster fish populations and support fisheries in the region.
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Michigan State Fish Commission
Great Lakes
Winter Dog Show Opens in London With Large Entries
The London Winter Dog Show opened on Monday last week offering 25000 pounds for money prizes. It featured 800 classes with 3500 entries representing 1400 dogs and 104 championships awarded. Mies Reston, famed English pointer breeder, will visit the country in February for the New York dog show with pointers.
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London
Mies Reston
England
New York
Blue Belton and Tan Setter Stolen from Knox Kennels
Sportsmen are urged to watch for a well feathered blue bel ton and tan setter stolen from Knox Kennels in Knox, Indiana, the week before last, taken from Mr. Wm Werner of Chicago Illinois. Police seek owner identification and return of the dog.
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Knox Kenels
Knox
Ind
Wm. Werner
Chicago
Til
Gardiner Buys Noted Pointer Fitzhugh Lee in New York
Mr. W L Gardiner bought the pointer dog Fitzhugh Lee in New York, a son of the famous Strideway. The buyer, a well known local figure, says the dog is among the finest gentleman's shooting dogs and could be joined by others here.
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W. L. Gardiner
New York
Fitzhugh Lee
Strideway
Gardiner
Young Jingo Sold to Charlottesville Field Trial Kennel
Young Jingo, a renowned field dog with fashionable running blood, has been sold to the Charlottesville Field Trial Kennel for 2500 dollars. Last Sunday, Christmas Eve, saw no local sportsmen in attendance.
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Jingo
Charlottsvile
Re Jingo
Herbind Promises Relief for Sluggish Liver Aches
In sluggish liver, HERBIND by its action on biliary tracts makes bile fluid and brings the liver to a sound condition. It banishes drowsiness lethargy and general apathy from liver disorders. Prices 60 cents. City Drug Store 106 East Commerce Street C Schasse 323 West Commerce Street Wm. Appmann Sunset Pharmacy.
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City Drug Store
East Commerce Street
C. Schasse
West Commerce Street
Wm. Appmann Sunset Pharmacy
City Charter Amendments Proposed Bond Limit Change
Notice announces a 30 day publication for a special Texas Legislature section to convene January 234 1900 in Austin to amend City of San Antonio charter sections 43 45 limiting bonded indebtedness to 8 percent of assessed value with bonds issued by voter approval and related tax rate changes. The text lists signatories and endorsers and includes a medical testimonial for One Minute Cough Cure praising its rapid relief for coughs colds and throat ailments.
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Texas
Austin
City of
San Antonio
State of Texas
H. D. Kampmann
Aug
Briam, JR
J. D. Straus
H. M. Aubrey
Thos. L. Conroy
Geo
R. Stumberg
Henry Belmendorp
Co. Villemain
BOL
Dalkowitz
Otto Koehler
Seasonal Weather Prep Offer from Orv Ang & Son
The ad promotes prompt supply of well seasoned wood and Senarency coal at low prices. It mentions Odie & Ascchbacher's porter brewed in San Poeceis and claims first class saloons. The message uses antiquated phrasing and random guard numbers 22-13-9t.
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ORV Aang & Son
Odie & Ascchbacher
San Poeceis
Faded letters decide fortune in Fannie Sweet case
A New Orleans dispatch in the New York World recounts faded letters, a divorce decree, a daguerreotype and vintage earrings as key evidence in the succession of Fannie Minerva Seymour Hinkley Brown or Sweet. The 1896 death and a life of intrigue unfold from Paddy Creek Ohio to New Orleans, Sacramento and New York, confirming kinship with Rosanna McVey Fuller and Charles Clinton Brown and awarding a $54,765 stake in United States bonds to rightful heirs.
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New Orleans
New York World
Brown
Smith
Sweet
Charles Clinton Brown
Sacramento
Cal
Rosanna McVey Fuller
Huntington
W. Va
New York
Fannie Minerva Seymour
United States
Rachael Fannie Brown
Lawrence County
England
Waterloo
Fannie
Henrietta
California
Cordelia
Fuller
Fannie Brown
Sunny South
Golden West
West
Palace
Putmam
San Francisco
Panama
Abraham Miller Hinkley
Fannie Sweet
C. A. Stetson
R. M. Blatchford
McVey
Fannie M. Hinkley
Hinkley
Sone
John Lincoln
Lincoln
William Ed Mille
Ohio
New York Custom House
Seymour
Counterfeit Note Earns Quick Arrest on Street
A London passerby found an eight pound note and chose not to keep it after suspecting it was counterfeit. He was later arrested before taking ten more steps, illustrating the danger of greedy quick profit and its legal consequences.
His Escape Valve
A stockman with a square jaw speaks of a happy married life and a peculiar method for handling his wife’s tantrums. He says he finds the man who introduced them and gives him another licking, revealing a harsh personal coping mechanism reported by the Indianapolis Journal.
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Hin
Indianapolis Journal
When Does the Wedding Take Place A Quip by a Stationer
A witty exchange unfolds as a stationer teases a young woman about wedding plans. He remarks that buying many sheets but few envelopes hints at hidden preparations, prompting a blush and a hesitant reply. The snippet captures playful social banter from Tit-Bits.
Tommy's School Promise Question Sparks Lively Exchange
Aunt Sophia asks Tommy why he is a good boy at school. He replies he prefers watching others get punished rather than getting one himself, a quip cited by the Boston Transcript.
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Chase
Sopia
Tommy
Sophia
Boston Transcript
Electric Beetlehaunt: Tiny Judge Memoir
A narrator describes a dramatic beetle sighting in a room, claiming it was as large as a mouse and yellowish brown. The exchange likens the creature to electricity, noting a half hour chase before the beetle vanished.
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Marie
Jack
The Lawyer's Advantage Quote Feature
A Chicago Times Herald quip contrasts preaching and lawyering with a jest about taking vacations. It notes a lawyer need not relocate for practice and implies the profession's steady work.
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Chicago Times-Herald
Troubles of the Rich Dishes Tale Echoed by Father and Son
A humorous exchange compares wealth and fear of damage. Freddie asks about the embarrassment of riches, while Cobwigger recalls a woman with a $25,000 dish set who washed them herself to avoid servant accidents. The quip from the N Y World illustrates wealth limits.
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Freddie
Cobwigger
N. Y
Goodyear Marries Daughter in Witty Exchange
In a Boston Traveler quip, a conversation turns to Mr Goodyear and his daughter. The punchline reveals that he has married her, reversing the presumed jilting. The exchange showcases the paper’s light humor and social banter.
Young puppy seeks to take you away from me
A brief Brooklyn Life exchange centers on a hopeful young dog and a protective count of days. The dialogue hints at a father's concern and the puppy's claim that every dog has his day, signaling a playful, era tone between parent and child.
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Brooklyn
Too Much to Expect in the Picture
A fragment notes a boast about a woman being pretty as a picture and swears by the speaker’s wager on her, then contrasts with a photo of herself labeled N. Work.
Peckleby Wit Sparks Sleep Debate in Paris Theory
In a playful sketch Ally Sloper notes a French philosopher’s remark that women need more sleep than men. Mrs Peckleby teases the notion while the couple ponders late nights and propriety, a humorous reflection on modern gender roles.
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Little Peckleby
M'Dear
Proof Enough
A wry exchange about time prompts a quip that the speaker spent the day at the dentist, recasting a biblical proverb with humor from the Detroit Free Press.
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Detroit
Man of Method Prompted by Irregular Habits
A quip from the Shicago Daily Record notes Isn’t Stobins irregular in habits? The reply: No, when he borrows he never pays. The exchange contrasts personal dependability with lending ethics.
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Stobins
Shicago Daily Record
Up to Date. Love and Tragic End in Homicide Suicide
A Chicago Post item recalls a man who deeply loved a woman, firing at her repeatedly before taking his own life. The incident is reported with stark, brief language reflecting a sensational yet restrained public notice of the tragedy.
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Chicago Post
College Yell Sparks Online Attention
Chicago Daily Record notes a playful college yell by Kate and Mia drawing online chatter and a musical moment, with public reactions and social media snippets highlighted.
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Kate
Chicago Daily
France needs steady policy not republican experiment
Prince Henri Dorle argues in New York World that France has suffered under thirty years of republican rule. He cites corruption, high taxes, weak governance, and shifting ministries, urging a move toward constitutional monarchy to restore dignity and order.
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New York
France
Ull
Marchand
Fashoda
Republic
United States
Oree
Sve
Highy Councils of Nations
Prince Henri Dorle
Herbine advertised for biliousness at local druggists
Biliousness relief with Herbine advertised to expel bile and acids, improve assimilation, purify blood, and strengthen the body. Price 60 gin. City Drug Store 106 East Commerce Street. C Schasse 823 West Commerce Street. Wm Appmana Sunset Pharmacy.
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City Drug Store
East Commerce Street
C. Schasse
West Commerce Street
Appmana Sunset Pharmacy
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Woodward
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D J. Woodward & CO
Burnetta
Ott Ottonowitz
Sporting Review
Aintely
Phila
L. T. Travis
Southern R. R
Selina
Wm. C. Kalteyer
C. Schasee
Wm. Appmann
J. A. Burke
Mrs. Sweet
Man
U. S
J. S. Berry
Loganton
Wm. C. Pereee C. Schasse
Brooklyn Life
Man of Method
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