Mr Hayden Endorses Dr Williams Pink Pills For Paralysis
In a New York interview Mr W J Hayden recounts a paralysis battle caused by nervous distress and malaria. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with full recovery after ineffective prior treatments, noting relief after one and seven boxes. The ad touts the pills as simple, affordable, and effective for all stages of vacuial paralysis. Also claims over 70,000 fingerprint impressions at Scotland Yard with no two alike.
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Williams
W. J. J. Hayden
Mena
Hayden
West Anth Street
New York
Scotland Yard
Bank of England Draft Sparks Dissatisfaction Over Moneyback Tea
A fragmented notice notes public discontent with a banking draft and moneyback tea in a major city. The incomplete text hints at financial dissatisfaction and a demand for refunds amid urban trade concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of England
Tea advertisement claims vast Rast soubelety at St. Peter's
An odd plea asks to buy tea by the pound and brew properly, while a claim asserts Silling's Rast soubelety Mt We Make and Tem Facts at St. Peter's in Rome comes in a form feet long and 450 feet.
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St. Peter's
Rome
Centerville Press News Brief Outlines Odd Transcript
Fragmentary Centerville Press item notes a cryptic quote about tea costs and refunds tied to a notice about NTN and a reminder. The passage mentions the editor and a lord amid unclear language, suggesting a local brief or misread OCR segment.
Tea as a wartime luxury in Engwhelyn Mews
A compact notice reflects on tea as the cheapest luxury amid wartime shortages. It discusses a man named Engwhelyn Mews, described as a manusing empeor, and references an Francie in a tone matching period newspaper voice.
Russia Considers Limited Representation as Disorder Surges
Reports from Warsaw indicate partial suppression of disorder with food supplies arriving. Attacks on soldiers rise in several industrial centers including Moscow and St Petersburg as strikes wane. Grand Duke Vladimir hints at forthcoming limited representation while rejecting general suffrage. Ministers publish a reform study tied to December decree. Rumor says a salute gun discharge at January 19 blessing ceremony may have been deliberate terror act by a private soldier.
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Warsaw
Moscow
St. Petersburg
Vladimir
Russia
Oregon Senator Indicted in Land Fraud Conspiracy
Federal grand jury at Portland indicted 17 people in land fraud cases, with Senators John H. Mitchell and Congressman Binger Hermann named among those charged. Indictment alleges Mitchell prepared affidavits in Washington and accepted a $2,000 bribe, while others faced conspiracy counts and involvement of Pater and Mrs. Watson.
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Federal
Portland
Ore
Witheld
John H. Mitchell
Binger Hermann
Meates
Mitchell
Hermann
Washington
D. Puter
Watson
Pater
Oregon
Lunatics Run Rampant in Floriston Hotel Brawl
Fourteen boarders at the Floriston Commercial Hotel riot over wine and dishes, injuring the manager Glenn by being tossed from a second story window. They destroy furnishings, loot liquor, wreck windows, and hurl rocks from the mountain side. Twelve men arrested. four escaped. Johahn Hoch of Chicago sought in New York bigamy case plans return to face charges.
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Commerceial
Floriston
Cal
Floriston Pulp & Paper Company
Wering
Glenn
Truckee
Johann Hoch
Chicago
New York City
Hoch
Gailery
Actress Fatally Burned in Theatre Panic
An actress Mamie Haybure rushed from her dressing room with a torch in a crowded theatre. Men threw water on her, flames were doused, but she burned from head to foot and died in a hospital today. Prompt actions by several men prevented a dangerous panic.
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Mamie Haybure
Conte
Loot and Riots in Warsaw Strike Clash January 27 28
An official report recounts riots in Warsaw beginning January 27 with strikes provoking work stoppages affecting 15,000 by noon. Police and gendarmes engaged, two strikers killed, looting of liquor houses and shops, fires set, troops deployed, and barricades formed as violence spread into January 29 with some return to quiet and workers resuming duties.
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Warsaw
Aboul Varshavilidneyik
Seram
Et Polleé
Fred
Howver
Knd
Adders Interrupt Munich Actress During Bergschmiede
Fraulein Reubke of the Munich court theatre found a bon-bon box on her dressing table containing a note to open it before going on stage. She delayed until the last act when an adder emerged and bit her dress. Attendants killed the snake. she recovered enough to finish the performance.
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Fraulein Reubke
Court
Munich
Bavaria
Frantin Reubke
Plot to ship arms reaches Guatemalan revolutionists
Felipe Galicia, Guatemala consul general in San Francisco, warns customs of plots to ship arms from that port to Tonala Salina Cruz and San Benito Mexico. From these points the arms would be reshipped across the Mexican border for use in a Guatemalan revolution.
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Guatemala
Felipe Galicia
Gmerat
San Francisco
Tonala
Salina Cros
San Benito
Mexico
Convict Hwood Hangs Self in California Prison
Convict John Hwood, active in the Folcom Cal case, died by suicide in his cell during a July 1903 confinement. He had been recently convicted of killing Militiaman Rutherford amid a famed manhunt and was found hanged from a ventilator after prison keepers discovered him in the afternoon.
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John Hwood
Folcom
Cal
Ruttherford
Wood
Tirnkey
Wes
Deaf Brother Outsmarts Grand Medical Guess
A German surgeon challenges a class to diagnose a workingman by appearance. After failures, he proclaims the man deaf and dumb. The patient reveals the flaw, explaining the brother resembles him but is the one deaf and mute, exposing his error.
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Mr. X
Mr. Z
Winter Visitors Among Local Animals and a World Fair Tie
The piece notes which animals visit homes in winter, praising gray squirrels in Central Park for their reliance on daily feed, warning about red squirrels, and mentioning chipmunks and cotton tails as less reliable guests. It then highlights the A J Tower Co makers of FIS BRAND SLICKERS winning a Grand Prize at the St Louis World's Fair with a waterproof garments exhibit.
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Central Park
New York
Thoes
A.J. Tower Cs
Fis
Guaranteed Cure for Piles Promoted by Patent Medicine
A lurid desert scene is tied to an ad pitch for PAZO OINTMENT claiming a guaranteed cure for piles. The narrator offers a grotesque instigation and hints at a sample box, while urging readers to trust the ointment with a money refund promise if not cured in 6 to 14 days. The prose blends sensational menace with product promotion.
Bonaparte House Site Reborn as Barn in St Helena
Longwood in St Helena where Bonaparte died is repurposed as a barn. The room of his death serves as a stable and a corn grinding machine now sits where his grave once lay.
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Bonaparte
Longwood
St. Helena
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promises Women Health
An advertisement promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal remedy for female disorders. It cites Kate McDonald of Woodbridge, North Dakota, praising restored health after uterine trouble and urges readers to obtain a bottle and write for free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lyon, Massachusetts.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
Misa Kate McDonald
Woodbridge
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lyon
Mass
Japan's Rapid Advance and Emigration Limits
The article notes Japan's rapid progress and recalls the 1866 repeal of the guardianship law that barred Japanese citizens from leaving the country. It cites 1900 data showing 124,000 Japanese living abroad with 15 in Russia, highlighting early overseas dispersion.
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Japan
Russia
Grocer Refunds Money Over Tea Taste Claim
A local grocer offers a money back guarantee on tea taste, asserting customers can return the product for a full refund. The notice emphasizes consumer satisfaction and promises prompt reimbursement.
International Stamp Planned for Future Congress
One of the latest ideas to be proposed, and to be brought forward at a future International postal congress, is a suggestion for an international stamp.
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Chins
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Bluebeard Hoch
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Bailey & Sons
Lake City
Utah
Stata Bony Twine
Dtc
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Mos
Marhdabend
Maan
W.N. U
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Seetcee
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