Dodd's Kidney Pills Featured In Kansas City Testimony
Miss Nichols recounts a five year rheumatism battle and long search for a cure. She credits Dodd's Kidney Pills at 50c a box, noting two to ten boxes provided relief and a complete remission over two years. She praises the product and urges buying locally or from the Dodds Medicine Co. in Buffalo.
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Tamasake
Nichols
Dodd
Baxter Rebekah Lodge
Kansas City
Dodds Medicine Co
Buffalo
Spain Faces Schoolmaster Strike Amid Poverty Claims
Spain threatens a teacher strike as reports claim some instructors earn as little as 15 dollars annually. The dispute centers on pay and working conditions, with unions pressing for higher wages and sustained funding.
Canadian Crime Truly Low as Murder Indictments Few
The Dominion of Canada with over 6 million people reports only twenty five murder indictments in 1899. Of these, eleven were executed, nine acquitted, and three confined as insane. Rapid, decisive justice supposedly keeps criminals from reoffending across vast territories and limited court delays.
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Canada
Chicago
Dominion of Canada
Dominion
New York
Quebec
Vancouver
Dreyer
Moser Family Tragedy Highlights Amish Customs
The article recounts a man named Moser attempting to kill his family and himself before being arrested. It discusses Amish settlement patterns, the Morton community as a large Amish village, and marriage customs including arranged pairing by the church and a separation after the wedding.
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Moser
Morton
Maine Salvage Contract Signed For Wreck Recovery
The N F Chamberlain company of Chicago won a contract to raise the Maine wreck in Havana harbor. Plans include a large cofferdam and staged filling to water clearance with pumping systems ready to start. The company will own recovered brass bronze engines and Maine armor, with an estimated cost of 75000 dollars.
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United States Navy
Havana Harbor
Maine
N. F. Chamberlain’ Company of
Chicago
Chamberlain
Chamberlain Company
Mfr
Rural routes eyed for self sustenance and reports
A government order may end rural mail routes if revenue fails to cover costs. Post office measures will require routes to show business origin through letters, stamps cancelled, papers and packages delivered. Carriers report daily totals including registered and special delivery letters and money orders to determine profitability.
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Post Office
Elence
Ats
News of Minor Note. Fourteen women' sebeyed the doctor's
Fourteen women participated in a local event noted as a minor aside in the page, with fragmented wording suggesting a medical or social gathering. The readable text provides limited context on names, places, or outcomes.
Not Guilty Expectation Shaken by Minneapolis Trial
Reports described a sensational Minneapolis trial with social life scandal and a crowd fearing a damning verdict. The prisoner showed speechlessness as the jury announced its finding, with many expecting a not guilty or hung result and court clemency in a manslaughter case carrying five to twenty years.
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Minneapolis
New Can Factory Trust Forms Nationwide Monopoly
A trade combination aims to control all tin can factories in the United States with a 15 million dollar capital, spanning nearly 100 concerns. Promoted by James H. and Wm. H. Moore, the trust may take effect on April 1 with leading manufacturers already signing. It would oversee output from Atlantic to Pacific, excluding no independent concern, and an immediate price rise is anticipated.
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United States
James H
Wm. H. Moore
Atlantic
Pacific
Religious clergy reshuffles and resignations update
The Rev. Charles Fluhrer resigns from Albion Universalist Church due to ill health. The Rev. F. E. Brush resigns from Ottumwa Methodist Episcopal Church for health reasons. The Rev. C. H. Woolston marks fourteen years at East Baptist Church. The Rev. E. E. resigns as general secretary of the Baptist Young People's Union over workload. The Rev. Frank S. Hatch of Monson sails to India as secretary for Christian Endeavor societies in India Burma and Ceylon. The Rev. G. B. Ferner, ex editor at the Reformed Church publication desk in Philadelphia, noted. The Rev. Charles A. Fulton resigns Detroit First Baptist to accept a call elsewhere.
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Charles Fluhrer
D.D
Universalist Church
Albion
N. Y
F. E. Brush
D. D
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Ottumway Towa
Her. C. H. Woolston
Ex East
Af Baptist
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Baptist Young People
Saion
Frank S. Hatch
Monson
Assass
iWill
Sail
India
Saai
Burmah
Cey- Ton
G. BR. Ferner
Refoect
Philadelphia
Charles “A. Fulton
First’ Baptist Church
Detroit
Mich
Belva Lockwood Praised Woman Candidate for Presidency
The text extols Belva A Lockwood of Washington DC as the best known woman in America and the only female candidate for the U.S. Presidency. It notes her legal prominence and mentions a Peruna Medicine letter praising the tonic for cold catarrh hay fever and general weakness. It includes quotes from lectures by doctors about catarrh and its misperceptions, and references to the Hartman Sanitarium and Julia C Brown Pecatonics.
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Belva Lockwood
Washington, D.C
United States
America
Medicineompany
Hannah
J. Bennett
Belva A. “Lockwood
Mrs. Austins New Dress Noted In Circling Rumor
A fragmented OCR passage mentions Mrs. Austin and a new silk dress, along with references to a fresh copy and a hotel scene. The readable text suggests social commentary or editorials about fashion and local gossip, with sporadic names and lines about publication.
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Spain
Samuel Moser
Kamil
Pekin
Samuel’ Moser
Benedict Moser
Moser Home
MES. Moser
TIN Can Trust
Hartma Hartman
Columbus, C
Ofp
Julia
C. Brown
Belva’ A. Lockwood
Howells
Salzer
Fort
Fie
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