Handsome Pictures at Market Offer Exquisite Porcelain Games
The article highlights marvellous porcelain game pieces by artist Marille of Zagr and announces distribution by Hubinger Co. Through J. O Duttrper Urds, customers are invited to purchase elaborate figures, valued for their rich color and craftsmanship.
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Asery
Hovres Ak
Fresiut
Bumgles
Neausler
Marille
Zagr
J. O
Micasore
Hubinger Co
Ativan
Brad, Manatane
Blubinger Ibres. Co
Treeifeum
Fifty Regiment Dispatches and Furloughs Amid War Strain
Reports say the Fiftieth Regiment will retreat Friday with orders unchanged from the Fifty-Second. Captain Ohastes received a dispatch for a westerly movement, as officers prepare furloughs and pay, while care for the wounded and hospital transfers are coordinated. The text notes equipment costs, plant plans, and a notable incident involving alcohol and an explosion near the hospital.
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Tes Moines
Tows Regiment
Uodagency
McKinley
Ohastes
Ghassed
Regi Trent
Capisin
Capetain Howell
Miles compliments the Cubans on general Gomez’s surrender
Secretary Quesada released documents from the Cuban delegation including a letter from General Miles written in Puerto Rico praising the Cuban forces and the surrender of key positions. The missive thanks General Garcia and expresses hope for future meetings and continued cooperation.
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Fant
Washington
Quesada
Puerto Hico
Nen Nunez
Quesadape
Communicuy
Santiago
Port Ponder
Puerto Miedo
Genesal
Eutilio Nunes
Cutan
Legation
2.C
Gomez
Garcia
Trayos T Ivamediate
Puerta Trica
Dare
Hin Agus
Thad
Nelson A. Miles
Suffering of Alaskan Miners Relayed by Prospectors
A Vancouver report recounts distressing scenes from a Fort Wrangel to Yukon journey. Miners describe extreme hunger and exposure on the Ashcraft route toward the Klondike, with many starving and stripped of clothing and supplies as they push onward in harsh conditions.
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Yerribto
Alvis
Ashcraft
Wlandikc
Vancouver
H.C
Fort Wrangel
Trondike
Janes
Frank
Hazare
Luna
Vivir
Dolphin Tz
John
Alin
Tris
Remains of Lake Empress Sent Home
Geneva Switzerland Sept 13 remains of the lake empress of Aualia borne on a four horse wagon followed by two others arrived at Ute railroad station. A huge crowd and dignitaries escorted the funeral train as the silver adorned coffin car passed, flowers obscuring the casket.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Aualia
Ute
Tbe
Jkt Ato
Japan-Chinese Alliance Mention Through Irregular Visit
A garbled report discusses a suspected alliance between Japan and China and hints at recovering a lost treaty. It mentions Danville Indiana resident William Shunk and a crime involving a body found in a livery stable with a pitchfork. Fra Gilman arrested as keeper charged with the crime.
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Welt
Senator Kyle Paralyzed at Forest City Hotel
Sept. 14. Senator Kyle of South Dakota was stricken with paralysis at the Forest City hotel today. The report notes consternation in South Carolina politics as incomplete returns from the second state primary show the race forvoir vers with some strength for Medtherstone and related contestants.
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Toni Dak
Suilrrs
Blrrke
Bre-His
Clevelani
Kyle
South Dakota
Forest City
Wisturstodd
Allie Aston
South Carolina
Charmston, & G
Ray
Frapr Ejlérba
Medtherstone
Storms confession and murder trial prospects detailed
Publication of the written confession by Storms outlines the Burlington Iowa murder of Mrs. Rathburn and daughter. The document describes the assault on Jan 1 1898 and indicates the defense faces strong evidence making acquittal unlikely. Strong focus on admissibility and the evolving case.
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Storm
Burlington
Jan
Les Moines
Iowa
Lerely
Janne
Howe
F Te Haewert
Bodee Street
Hurlington
Wlowna
Mary Bathourn
Ibi
Jeft
T. Storms
FY Greiner
Court Martial Reports Trials Since Troops Arrived
The judge advocate reports from San Braneis on September 14 that since troops arrived, 18 cases were acquitted and 18 were concluded as serious. Four of the serious cases involved regulars.
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San An
San Braneis
Riots Rumors Roil Milan Amid Arrests After Swiss Return
Reports from Milan describe unrest sparked by an anarchist manifesto and a mob arrest later, as locals recall riots beginning similarly. Police seized a suspect who shouted a defiant death cry and efforts spread through the streets as troops are noted elsewhere.
Spanish Prisoners Return After Destruction of Cervera Ships
Officers and crew report most sailors and marines taken prisoner at the battle with Spain were moved from Beavers Island to the City of Rome to begin homeward. Calvern praised the treatment shown to prisoners while detailing arrangements in Portsmouth Annapolis New York and Washington. The shooting of Spanish prisoners on loan to the Hue remains the subject of inquiry as the ship sails toward Gaba Island.
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Komy
Portsmouth
Cerveras
Beavers Island
Rome
Calvern
Annapolis
New York
Washington
J Real
Hueword
Aeacor
Ishland
Warines Au
Cervera
Senator Mason Attacks Red Tape Blundering At War Camp
New York dispatch reports Senator Mason of Illinois blasting red tape as the chief enemy of Camp Wikollmel exposures. He calls for accountability for war department mismanagement and medical delays, arguing soldiers suffered while officials failed.
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Afosnu
New York
Mason
iNitois
Oriental Hotel
Toter
Wikollmel
Ghawelal
Teath
War Department
Semvone
Curuissacy
Nedicay
Insurgent Hostilities Prompt Spanish Note Response
Madrid reports on September 12 that Ene Vrepeh 9 agor negotiates amid Spanish protest over Tatipine insurgents. The American reply emphasizes restraint, respects hostilities, and urges preventing insurgent vessels from leaving Manila to spread rebellion to other islands.
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Wil Winderenten
Eva Antinalde
Rosalie Arrives from Alaska with Passengers and Gold Dust
The Rosalie arrived here from Skagway Alaska with sixty passengers. William Stanley of this city carried about 160000 dollars in gold dust aboard. The ship had shipped about 500 pounds of gold on a transfer to Saint Michael.
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Rosaile Avives
Noted Jurist Judge Thomas Am Died In Ann Arbor
Sept 1 in Ann Arbor reports Judge Thomas AM, a noted jurist, died after a long illness. He had recently returned from illness, improved briefly, then weakened gradually. His death was anticipated for several weeks and marked the end of a distinguished legal career.
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Abes
Ann Arbor
Mick
Thomas AM
Rim
Wien
Ai S
Peace Commission to Sail for Guard Gall Lomercow
Arrangements completed for 1111 members of the guard to sail from Washington as the peace commission prepares to depart. Secretary of Hale May arrived from Canton this past week amid growing tension and formalities.
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Guard
Gall Lomercow
Washington
Hale May
Canton
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promised Health Aid
A health notice promoting Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claims many female ailments stem from neglect and minor incidents. It touts widespread success, urges readers to write for free advice, and cites testimonial letters from women improved by the remedy.
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Lydia N. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Mia
Annie
Bay City
Mich
Mrcs
Grould
Lydia E. ‘Pinkham
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