Faithful Dunkard's Canada Visit Reports Rich Prairie Land
Frank Fisher of Mexico Indiana writes of a Western Canada tour to Alberta Assiniboia and Saskatchewan praising rich loamy soil vast arable acreage and easy cultivation. He argues 160 acres can cost 20 dollars entry with 5 acres yearly work yielding 160 acres in three years. He notes favorable climate grazing water and government free creameries and cites Edmonton farmer Thomas Daley with prize oats. He urges young renters to consider Canadian lands as a profitable alternative.
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Department of the Interior
Ottawa
WB. T. Holmes
Indianapolis
Ind
F. Fisher
Dunkards
Mexico
M. V. McInnes
Avenue Theater Block
Detroit
Michigan
James Grieve
Sault Ste. Marie
Crawford
W. Ninth Street
Kansas City
Benjamin Davies
East Third Street
St. Paul
Minn
QO. Currie
B. Callahan
Grand Avenue
Milwaukee
Wis
C. J Broughton
Chicago
W. V. Bennett
New York Life
Omaha
Joseph Young
State Street
Columbus
Ohio
Canada
Alberta
Assiniboia
Saskatchewan
Indiana
White County
Thomas Daley
Edmonton
Frank Fisher
Putnam Faceless Dyes Marketed For Home Use
A brief notice highlights Putnam Faceless Dyes as bright fast and easy to use sold by druggists for 10c per package. The ad includes moral quotes and references to household products like Red Cross Ball Blue and Wizard Oil, promoting self reliance and prudent living.
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Putnam
The Long-Lived Browns in Vermont Five Generations Deep
The Brown family of Addison and Orange counties in Vermont spans five generations in direct line. Matriarch Mrs. H. N. Brown, born June 11, 1812 in Norage Connecticut, moved to Vermont as an infant and now lives with her granddaughter in Randolph.
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Green Hills
Vermont
Brown
White River Valley
Addison
Orange Counties
H. N. Brown
Norage
Conn
Randolph
From Gentile to Hebrew a Love Match Change
George Horney of New York converts from Methodist to Hebrew under Rabbi Mayer Newman after years of loving Sarah Kleinman. He will adopt the name Abraham Tyson Horney. The couple’s religious differences prompted the marriage plan and Horney agreed to convert to unite in faith.
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Mayer Newman
George Horney
New York
Horney
Sarah Kleinman
Sarah
George
Methodist Church
Miss Kleinman
Rabbi Newman
Abraham Tyson Horney
Narrow Escape Ended in Resilience at Home
A. E. Ayers, longtime Minneapolis resident, survived Brights disease after four doctors said he would die within days. He credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with saving him, calling them the greatest medicine in the world. Now at the Soldiers' and Sailors' Home Bath he is strong and well.
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Bath
Aiis
A. E. Ayers
Minneapolis
Minn
Dodd
Munkacsy's Ecce Homo on show in London size noted
Behold the Man by Munkacsy returns to London exhibition standing twenty four feet long and fourteen feet high. It closes the Biblical paintings series including Christ Before Pilate and Christ on Calvary. After England show it may travel to America via the syndicate that owns his works. Charity contrasts with avarice as hoarding riches contrasts with giving.
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Munkacsy
London
Christ
England
America
Live stock market runs steady with demand outpacing supply
The livestock market showed active trading across cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle sold in good season with packers and feeders active. hog bids rose from initial level and finished near yesterday's close. sheep and feeder lambs commanded strong prices with broad buyer interest.
Cattle and Hogs Observe Varied Market Movements
The report shows cattle mostly steady with export and dressed beef prices ranging from £4.75 to £6.60 and feeders from $2.90 to $5.15. Hogs closed steady with tops around $6.60 and most sales $6.20 to $6.55. Sheep and lambs rise 10 cents with lambs $3.00 to $4.65, ewes $2.50 to $3.25, and feeders $3.00 to $3.50.
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Texas
Announcement of McKinley’s death shocks Buffalo cabinet
Webb Hayes announced the death to the cabinet members who were alone with Mrs. McKinley earlier. The actual death likely occurred around 2 o clock as Dr Rixey kept the news momentarily until after family withdrawal. The scene outside was orderly with a shared sigh of anguish among senators and close friends.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Webb Hayes
Protection of Czolgosz
Buffalo, Sept 14 General Bull, police superintendent, denies rumors of Czolgosz’s transfer. He says only the Erie county sheriff could receive the prisoner, not yet turned over, and expects no danger or trouble for the city.
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Buffalo
N. Y
General Bull
Czolgosz
Erie County
Pupil Flower Visit to Tolstoi Provokes Arrests
In St Petersburg on September 14, pupils from a young ladies school near Count Tolstoi's Yasnia residence visited the author and presented flowers. Their gesture led to the arrest of the students, with the teacher dismissed from her post.
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ST. Petersburg
Count Tolstoi
Yasnia
No Plot in Cleveland Claims Anarchist Link
Cleveland police report no evidence connecting Leon Czolgosz to Emma Goldman. Family denies possession of her literature and no one recalls his attendance at her meetings. Chief says there was no anarchist plot formed in this city to kill the president.
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Cleveland
Czolgosz
Emma Goldman
Portrait of Peter Vickers a self made Georgia planter
In Douglas Georgia Peter Vickers born a slave has built a vast estate including 9800 acres of farmland and other real estate in three Georgia towns. He recently subscribed 1000 to influence a railroad project to reach the town. His wealth and standing reflect a remarkable rise from slavery to affluence.
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Douglas
Peter Vickers
Vickers
Georgia
Cincinnati Fall Festesia Parade Queen Wears $500000 Jewels
Mrs. W. N. Cox of Mason will wear gems valued at $500000 as she serves as queen of the street parade display by Cincinnati jewelers during the great fall festivities on September 20. The event includes a prominent float featuring wholesale and retail jewelers and marks a high society spectacle in the city.
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W. N. Cox
Mason, C
Cincinnati
Land Deed Filed Tracing Early Ownership in Northumberland
A deed dated October 9, 1793 records land ownership in Northumberland County tracing title from the earth’s Creator through early parental lines. The fragment includes unrelated advertising copy and nonsensical mottos as filler text, but the core entry notes a singular deed for the tract known in the planetary system as the earth and linked to Adam and Eve.
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Northumberland County
Pennsylvania
Earth
Selain
Morning Kiss At Philadelphia Corner Draws Crowds
A fond young couple greet each morning at a prominent Philadelphia corner, sharing a long kiss before parting for the day. Onlookers from mill windows shower teasing remarks, yet the couple remains composed as the whistle nears.
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Philadelphia
Sandals Gain Popularity and Controversy in England
The piece argues sandals are rising in fashion in England, claiming they let feet develop naturally and stay cool in summer while offering surprising warmth in winter. It notes objections about foot enlargement and asserts sandals suit sailors who work barefoot, preserving neat hands and feet.
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England
Would Resurrect the Whigs Opinion in Alabama on 1904 Ticket
An Alabama man urges reviving the Whig party arguing that if Clay and Webster had guided the nation earlier a civil war might have been avoided. He proposes ex Speaker Lnomas B Reed of New York for president and General Joseph Wheeler of Alabama for vice president in 1904.
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Alabama
Whig Party
Clay
Webster
Africa
Lnomas B. Reed
New York
Joseph Wheeler
Wanted to Trade House and Lot on Farnam Street
Wanted to trade a two story business building and flat on Farnam Street within four blocks of the city hall and courthouse. Lot 222 by 132. Property is always rented. Seeking a farm in eastern Nebraska or western Iowa. BE. G. Solomon County Clerk Omaha Nebraska.
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Farnam Street
Ecity Hall
Court House
Nebraska
Towa
BE. G. Solomon
Care
Omaha
Duse's Early Start in Life and Career
Luigi Rasi's biography of Eleonora Duse reveals she began acting at age four but lacked early promise until age twenty. Her father was a modest actor and the family faced poverty with Eleonora visiting her hospitalized mother for meals.
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Isleonora Duse
Luigi Rasi
Eleonora
Testimonial on hotel boycott over race at London hotel
Afro American leaders plan a testimonial to a London hotel keeper who refused to exclude certain negro bishops from his hotel at the demand of white American tourists attending the ecumenical council. The event highlights racial tensions and hotel segregation in the period.
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London
Ecumenial Council
Catarrh of kidneys cures claimed for Peruna
John Herziger of Neenah Wisconsin writes that after two years with catarrh of the kidneys he used Peruna and was cured in a few bottles. The letter lauds Peruna as a permanent cure when taken early, and other testimonials from supporters including J H Bankhead and Samuel R Sprecher join in endorsing the remedy.
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John Herziger
Alderman Herziger
Neenah
Wis
Neenah Young Men's Club
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Peruna
Commercial Street
Wisconsin
Union
Bright
Bankhead
J. H. Bankhead
Alabama
House of Representatives
Washington, D. C
Samuel R. Sprecher
Beadle Court
Angelina
High St
Los Angeles
Cal
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, O
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