The Enigma of the Fatherland seen by G W Steevens
London Daily Mail correspondent G W Steevens surveys Kaiser Wilhelm II and the German state. He portrays a sovereign whose power outstrips Parliament, with a divided cabinet, dominant private circle, and a military ethos shaping politics, while reform remains blocked. The piece compares past and present rulers and questions Germany’s constitutional limits.
Experiences of a Yellow Fever Epidemic Trip Through the South
A traveler recounts a journey from New Orleans to Memphis during the 19th century yellow fever outbreak. He describes blocked towns, makeshift fever camps, a halted Illinois Central line, and the swift, grim burials in Memphis. The piece details dire food shortages, rising quinine prices, and hospital burdens with nurses and doctors from distant cities.
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South
Milwaukee Bentinel
Illinois Central Railroad
New Orleans
Memphis
Tenn
Wralfe
Atiro
Monte Carlo Luck and Losses Amid a City of Risk
A Philadelphia era piece recalls how American players like Harry Rosenfield from Chicago and Captain Blythe joined Monte Carlo gambling. It explains how many won large sums at roulette and trente et quarante only to lose most or all, and notes that no system can beat the long run as the bank keeps an 8 percent edge on spins and 2 percent on deals.
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Siam
Covent Garden
Ladiva
Kneor
Russia
Germany
Mets
Memel
Alps
Reichstage
Ceantree
Prince Hohenohe
Equalld
Bech
Bach
Hach
Eiven
Hohenlohe
Prince Hohenlohe
Count Caprivi
von Bulow
Ambessador
Rome
de Vine Taht
Kaiser
Jo Nothlow
Hoodsborough
Mis
Pitally
Handsboround
Bifoxl
Hind
Ae eravediEeer
Thorton Herald
Monte Carlo
Harry Rosenfield
Chicago
Huefare
Blythe
Allen Thorndyke Hice
Fanny Roberts
Mr. Rice
France
Tuetria
San Tiemo
Rutini
Antonio
Trente Et Quarante
Associated Press
Paris
Italy
United States
North American Review
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Trente Et Guarante
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Boston Symphonic Orchestra
Kent
London
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Maneos
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Smith
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Nice
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Roland Reed
Roulette
Soula
Vingthuit
Cing Hille
Meime
Pally Ceven
Mois Bills de Mille
Dougilne
Jovon
Gaines
Eich
Jose
Rochlette
Hoe
Pat
Monte Catto Hant
Pat Bheeily
John L. Sullivan
New York
Mir
Mrs. Sheedy
Parle
Riviera
Mount Charen
Pat Explainet
Provter
Sheedy
Louis
America
R. J. Horner & Co
Idea Musee
A Woman's Cure Claim for Mrs Pinkham Compound
Mrs Pinkham receives a testimonial from Mrs McGinas of Rockford Illinois describing severe heart pains fainting and menstrual illnesses. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Compound with curing her after doctors failed. She urges others to try the remedy.
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Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
Kilburn Avenue
Rockford
Ill
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