Train Train Attack at Rowan Sparks Big Loot
About 100 armed men attacked a train at Rowan Huasla derailed the express car seized around 050000 dollars and fled. A fire in Hamilton Ohio caused losses over 250000. Multiple international incidents and local crimes are reported, including drownings in a Norwegian ship, a market shooting, and a gas works attack in Warsaw. The era’s tension is evident in factional violence and political shifts with notable court and corporate actions.
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Rowan
Huasla
Hamilton
Ohio
Lodz
Rusia
Socialiats
Rosenberg Bros
San Jose
Cal
Rexton
N. B
Jacob Brehman
Pennsylvania Steel Works
Steelton, Pa
Broad Street
A Public Duty Montpelier Man Endorses Dean's Pills
Montpelier Ohio resident Joseph Witgus says it is his duty to tell others about Dean's Kidney Pills. He cites relief from kidney trouble including irregular and frequent passages and pain after using the remedy. Sold by all dealers, 50 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y. Also notes on World’s Gold Production and Catarrh Cure claims.
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Joseph Witgus
Montpelier
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Oba
Cuticura Remedies Help Child Recover From Running Sores
A Tennessee mother from Parrmount Walden's Ridge details using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills after a physician failed to cure a child's eczema. Within six weeks the running sores disappeared and no recurrence occurred. The testimonial notes the remedies as a valuable household standby in a mountain region where doctors are far away and visits costly.
Not Complimentary Stock Dealer Seeks Old Bill Sands
A Colorado stock dealer, sent to Old Bill Sands ranch, asks about methods before negotiating. The rancher warns, Old Bill would not risk much for a nickel but would edge around for it until he fell in.
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Colorado
Old Bill Sands
Old Bill
Buster
Old Pill
Lippincott's
Size of Heads and Hat Sizes in Scholarly Opinion
A quoted authority claims the average adult head measures 22 inches in circumference and hats run up to six percent larger. It asserts regional hat sizes from six to seven percent and notes Aberdeen commonality of seven sizes. The piece warns heads under 19 inches are mentally deficient and under 18 inches 'invariably idiotic' with a final quip about a young woman.
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Aberdeen
Important to Mothers Castorta warning and royal aides
A unattributed Baltimore American quote jokes about infant care warnings and royal appointments. It notes a public health style admonition to examine every bottle of Castorta for infants while referencing the earl of Bleth appointing his son Lord Bruce as private secretary after William Gladstone’s example.
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Lord Bruce
Earl of Bleth
William 2M
Gladstone
Herbert Gladstone
Paris Meat Supply Statistics From 1908 Report
The 1908 Paris meat statistics show 267 027 cattle 274 390 sheep and 47 770? kilograme slaughtered at abattoirs yielding 196 007 350 kg of meat. Paris consumed 124 712 180 kg exported 82 209 050 kg. Hogs 282 508 yielded 27 057 850 kg pork and 29 370 horses yielded 7 105 660 kg meat consumed in Paris.
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Parisian
Paris
England
It's the Food in Digestive Troubles Health Adclaims Grape-Nuts
A consumer testimonial cites relief from chronic indigestion and nervousness after switching to Grapefruit? No, Grapenuts food and Postum drink. The man recounts morning heaviness, appetite loss, and weight gain after using Grapenuts and avoiding coffee. He credits the regimen with improved digestion, mood, and weight.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellrlie
Honey Production Almanac Shows Spain Germany Leads
The report notes 1 690 000 beehives yielding 19 000 tons of honey. Spain ranks second as a global producer while Germany has 2 000 000 hives and produces 20 009 tons, reflecting strong regional dairy and pollination output across Europe.
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Spain
Germany
Ladies Privilege in Leap Year
An old Scottish act from around 1228 created a leap year privilege for women to press marriage on a man who refused. The statute mandated a fine of one hundred pounds or less depending on the man's wealth, unless he proves betrothal to another woman.
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Trippansee Brothers
Akron
N. Yy
Lawrence Griswold
Hill
Warsaw
Pittsburg
Lincoln Park
Chicago
Augusta Ray
Charles Grent
Ray
New York City
Wilfred T. Gredfell
Labrador Deep-Sea
Order of St. Michael and St. George
Scottsh
Baith High
Alwais
Attendance at Lelpsic Fair 1906 Buyers and Exhibits
The Lelpsic fall fair of 1906 shows 9 886 buyers, up from 9 105 in 1905 and 7 534 in 1903, a rise of over 31 percent in three years. Buyers from United States and Canada total 114, with Latin America Asia and Europe also represented. Exhibitors totaled 3 275, up from 3 101 in 1905, with firms from Germany empire 2 961 Austria Hungary 228 France 40 Great Britain 13 Netherlands 13 Switzerland 6 Italy 5 Belgium 4 Denmark 2 Sweden 2 and United States 1.
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Llepsic
Lelpsic
United States
Canada
Latin America
Asia
Europe
German Empire
Austria-Hungary
France
Great Britain
Netherlands
Switzerland
Italy
Belgium
Denmark
Sweden
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Board of Church Extension of the
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Stewart
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Texas
Twenty Fifth Innfantry
William Henry Moody
Massachusetts
Supreme Court of the United States
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Shelby Steel Tube Company
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Fernando Nelson
Miwage
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Ittleiver
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W.N. U
Salt Lake City
ST. Jacobs Oil
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