Scientist claims cure for liquor drug and cigarette habits
Dr Alexander Lambert Roosevelt's physician announces a new cure for alcohol, drug, and cigarette dependencies tested in Bellevue hospital psychopathic ward. He says the formula, found by a Chinese traveler, obliterates cravings within five days and is dangerous unless administered by a physician.
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New York
Alexander Lambert
Col. Roosevelt
Lambert
Chamber of Horrors
Bellevue Hospital
China
American Medical Association
Chinatown
Bellevue
Dr. Lambert
Prescription Mystery Cures From Belladonna to Henbane
A medical notice describes a sensational cure by Dr. Lambert using a formula of two parts belladonna leaf nightshade one part xanthoxylum bark extract and one part hyoscyamus leaf henbane. The mention of deadly herbs raises caution about the treatment and its alleged effectiveness.
Meanest Man in the World: A Divorce Testimony
Maggie Brown obtained a divorce from Westy Brown a glass worker in San Francisco. She testified he calls himself the meanest man and showed a habit of placing coins in their two year old child's toy bank to urge others to do the same, then pocketing the coins himself.
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San Francisco
Maggie Brown
Westy Brown
Brown
Stanford student injured in gym fencing incident
Stanford University report says John Wesley Howell of Los Angeles stabbed foil into the arm of John B. Beeman of Los Angeles during a gymnasium fencing session. Beeman sustained serious injuries and was treated.
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John Wesley Howell
Los Angeles
John B. Beeman
Aleo
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Diaz Prosecutor Sues Writer Over Mexico Book
In New York on October 24, a libel suit began in general sessions court brought by Diaz on behalf of President Diaz of Mexico against author Carloe De Fornatro for a book titled The Czar of Mexico.
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Diaz
Mexico
Carloe de Fornatro
Czar of
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Mexico City General Mier Accepts Gov Neuvo Leon Appointment
General Jose Mier in Mexico City accepted the appointment as governor of Nuevo Leon succeeding General Reyen. The transition marks a leadership change in the regional government with Mier taking office promptly.
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Mexico City
Jose Mier
Neuvo Leon
Reyen
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Reported Today
Washington reports show receipts by treasury and expenditures totaling 1 640 408 dollars. In Butte the Hutte newspaper writers union prepares to entertain Dr. Frederick A Cook upon arrival, endorsing his Arctic claims. The union also elects him as a member.
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Washington
the Treasury
Unclear text on lynching and union debt notice
fragmented OCR mentions lynching and accusations of murder of farmer M. G. Brock after hog theft. references a W C G convention, treasury depletion and a six week loan need. includes stray lines about Ty Cobb and checksers with lattice work, unclear context.
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Fleema
Ty Cobb
W Ceil
Sale of Position Pianos Draws Buyers to Eilers Event
Buyers attend the Eilers piano sale featuring SITION pianos with wide dealer turnout and steady demand across the showroom. The event draws collectors and casual buyers seeking bargains as prices trend upward.
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Eilers
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