Yousef Roeber bout ends in melee at Madison Square Garden
Tribune reporter quotes L M Schoch calling the match a farce with serious consequences for the Turk Yousef after Roeber was forced off the mat onto the surrounding platform The crowd hissed as Yousef seized Roeber lifting him onto his shoulders before police intervened Roeber later could not continue and an exhibition was proposed instead but blocked by police
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Ask Your Doctor About Cod Liver Oil Emulsion
A promotion touts cod liver oil preparations with the claim that hundreds exist and Scott’s Emulsion is the best choice. The product is advertised as pure cod liver oil without odor or taste, blended with hypophosphites and glycerine as a single healing remedy priced at $4 to $5, available from druggists.
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Katahdin Ram in Naval Warfare Would Awe Enemy Fleets
The Katahdin, an armored ram built at Bath Maine, is described as a stealthy underwater weapon with a steel turtle back, a low speed, and four six pounder guns. Commander Wilde argues a successful use would rely on surprise after fleet engagement, with torpedoes the main weakness and the need to exploit the enemy’s vulnerable armor.
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How to Make Shoes Last Longer Says Chicago Expert
A Chicago Times-Herald feature outlines practical shoe care from a longtime city boot patron. He warns against overmilled leather and tan nic acid drying, urges careful bootblacking with slight wax, final gloss with Canton flannel, and advises regular reheel and occasional half sole to extend life.
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Praised the Judge's Mare and Gained a Lawyer's License
A New Orleans lawyer story recounts how a law student passed his exam after a pretense involving Judge Joe C. Gill. The judge, a turfman, discusses Orphan Girl and Lelox racing plans while signing William Brien’s papers. Brien leaves with a license as Orphan Girl wins the Maxwell House stake and Brakeman takes the Merchants stake.
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Definitions from the Chicago News
A playful glossary parodies terms like drink and poverty while wittily redefining words such as epitaph matrimony and originality. The piece skewers clichés and social notions with punning definitions and satirical turns.
Train Schedules From Scranton to New York 1897
Erie and Wyoming Valley schedule takes effect September 1 1897. Trains depart Scranton for New York and intermediate points at 7 06, with local Hawley and other stops listed. Repeated departures occur at 5 23 am 3 15 pm and 9 48 pm with additional morning and evening services.
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Train Schedules for Scranton Route November 21 1897
Trains depart Scranton for New York Easton Trenton Philadelphia and the South and west via Buffalo with multiple departures including morning and evening expresses and accommodations. Connections at Buffalo and Northumberland for Willamport Harrisburg Baltimore Washington and the South. Pullman cars on all expresses. For times and stations contact M. L. Smith District Passenger Agent at the depot office.
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New York to Penn Station Telegraphic Schedules and Connections
timetable excerpt lists trains serving New York and New Jersey terminals with destinations including Beranton Pitteton Wilkes-Barre Mauch Chunk Allentown Bethlehem Philadelphia Long Branch Atlantic City Reading Lebanon Harrisburg and Fosterite. It notes express parlor car service and Sunday limits, plus transfers under cover to elevated railways Broadway cars ferries and Long Branch via central depot.
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Lehigh Valley Trains From Scranton to Major Points Listed
Lehigh Valley Railroad announces coal use and comfort features on routes via D and W L & W lines. Schedules show departures from Scranton to Philadelphia New York Wilkes Barre Pottsville Bethlehem Easton and other interchanges with Black Diamond Express trains and mid evening services. Pullman parlor and sleeping cars run between Wilkes Barre and New York Philadelphia Buffalo Suspension Bridge with ticket offices listed in Scranton and Philadelphia.
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Grady Doctor Promises Nervous System Cure
A famed Philadelphia graduate physician offers free examinations for chronic nervous disorders and related conditions. He claims to treat epilepsy, hysteria, memory loss, sexual weakness, and a host of bodily ailments with a claimed new method, with consultation available daily from 9 am to 2 pm and Sundays from 9 am to 2 pm.
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