Peruna Credit: Montreal Woman Credits Remedy For Health
Maria Ducharme of Montreal writes that she suffered severe pelvic pains and fatigue but recovered after using Peruna. She thanks Dr Hiruimin and The Tartnan Symbolium in Columbus Ohio, noting the medicine improved her health and daily functioning. All correspondence confidential.
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Maria Ducharme
St. Elizabeth Street
Montreal
Can
Tam
Hiruimin
Tarthan Smvtirium
Colunbus
Ohio
The First Time Confusion At Babel Tower
A fragmented old text begins with a jumble of toneles and a distant voice rising, questioning a child and dissolving into a scene of Meg and Mad in distress amid chaotic speech and longing.
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Tonenes
Tower of Babel
Edie
Launder Delicate Musfins Instruction Note
A jumbled note from Eleanor R. Parke discusses laundering delicate muslins and hints at ironing and water temperatures. It mentions a secondary wish and warns about careful handling of fabrics while delivering clear care steps.
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Eleanor R. Parke
Pearl and Tam Sustain Silent Heartbreak in Dispatch
Fragmentary dialogue from Colipiinis Dispatch hints at a romantic scene where Pearl endures a kiss theft by a bold Tam The heroine Ruby Theterye is mentioned with a note of quiet suffering, while Colipiinis Dispatch frames the emotional event as a public report of affection and restraint.
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Pearl
Ruby
Tam
Colipiinis
Togo Annihilates Russian Fleet In Far East Battle
Russian fleet under Vice Admiral Rozestvensky suffers heavy losses at sea near Korea. Reports from Vladivostok claim multiple ships sunk or captured, 400 first division casualties, and over 3,000 prisoners. Togo reports none of his battleships seriously damaged as the battle ends in near total Russian destruction.
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Togo
InterOsling
Vladivostol
KELL
Alijaé
Spuxuy
Rojestvensky
Prince Sonvaroft
Borodino
Oslabia
Orel
Im Pile
Waeps
Anoher
Golden Horn
Yoni
Korea
Vladivostok
Togo Outmaneuvers Russians in Battle of Tokio Informs
Report cites Admiral Togo trapping and defeating Russian forces, outmaneuvering and outshooting despite heavy odds. Submarines possibly used for first time, refugees flow into Sasebo as search for Admiral Rojestvensky continues and battle fate remains uncertain.
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Tsuilands
Sasebo Jma Maipsu
Rojestvensky
Udings
Vladivostok
Two Ships Reach Vladivostok With News of Disaster
The protected cruiser Almaz and torpedo boat Grozny arrived in Vladivostok. Officers report both fleets have already suffered a dire disaster, signaling a critical situation and prompting urgent naval briefings.
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Vladivostok
Almaz
Grozny
Dowie’s Mexican concession criticized by authorities
John Alexander Dowie of Zion City faces government scrutiny over a 2,000,000 acre Talipas concession in Mexico. Reports say surveys extended about 100 miles beyond the granted area raising suspicions of unauthorized influence and possible Garvey ties, jeopardizing his standing with Mexican officials.
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Elijah
Garvey
Galveston
Tex
John Alexander Dowie
Zion City
Bes
Talipas
Gulf Coast
Evant
Clean Sweep Report Sinks and Captures Russian Fleet
London dispatch reports via Daily Mail from Tokyo dated May 30 that after the Prince Suvoroff sank Admiral Rojestvensky was transferred to another ship but captured off Fumi today. He is said to be in custody.
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London
Daily Mail
Tokyo
Prince Suvoroff
Rojestvensky
Fumi
Dowie Threatened With Breach Charge Over Railroad Concession
A U.S. railroad syndicate reports withdrawal of its concession leaving Dowie facing possible breach of contract charges. The dispute centers on the concession terms and expected duties under the agreement.
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American Railroad Syndicate
Faribault Bank Dividend Beginning for First National
Receiver Baard began distributing the first dividend to depositors of the defunct First National Bank of Faribault. Checks for one fifth of claims were issued, as of June 1, with payment to creditors continuing.
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First National
Faribault
Minn
Baard
First National Bank
Russian Fleet Sunk or Captured Amid Arm Wound Prisoner Report
The report states a crew member was severely wounded in the arm while Admirals Nebogatof and Voelkersam are prisoners. All ships of the Russian Fleet have been sunk or captured, marking a decisive naval blow in the conflict.
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Nebogatof
Voelkersam
Russian cruiser Gromobos sinks with nearly 800 aboard
The Tokig correspondent of the Daily Express reports the cruiser Gromobos of the Vladivostok squadron, with about 800 men, left Vladivostok to join Rozestvensky's fleet and struck a Japanese mine, sinking with all hands. It is believed Vice Admiral Skrydloff was aboard.
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London
Daily Express
Gromobos
Vladivostok
Boyd
Rojestvensky
Eet
Skrydloff
Russians Stupefied by Fleet Disaster Our Advices Darken View
From St Petersburg on June 1 the Russian admiralty expresses stupefaction at Admiral Rozestvenskys fleet disaster. Telegrams from Vladivostok report only two ships, the Almaz and Grozny, survived, painting a bleaker national outlook than Tokyo dispatches.
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Tokio
St Petersburg
Rojestvensky
Tekio
Vladivostok
Almaz
Grozny
Rojestvensky a Prisoner After Battle Sinking
Japanese official report cites Admiral Togo stating Admiral Rojestvensky and another admiral were captured when the flagship sank. The dispatch says total Russian losses reach twenty two ships with others badly damaged, and first division of the Japanese fleet suffered heavy loss.
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Togo
Washington
Foreign Office
Tokio
Rojestvensky
Toxo
Neer
Russia and Japan Face Prolonged War After Naval Defeat
Washington reports diplomatic notes from Count Cassini and the Japanese minister Takanihara emphasize that the war will continue indefinitely. Casualties and naval losses weigh heavily on Russia, with no immediate peace in sight. The US watches for any overtures offering a possible end to the hostilities.
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Washington
Tsarskue Sela
Nippon
Takanhira
Mare
Russia
Discrimination in Railway Rates Debate
The New York Sun reports on railroad rate discrimination with Samuel Spencer of the Southern Railway arguing against secret or unjust practices. He notes the need to distinguish just discrimination required by complex conditions from unjust forms, citing the International Railway Congress. The piece discusses proposals to fix discriminatory rates as government rates and warns this could curb industry if not carefully applied.
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Samuel Spencer
The
Southern Railway
Spencer
Cites
International Railway Congress
Ayon
Hare
Walker D. Hines
Lonsville
Senate Committee
Washington
New York Sun
Youthful Unter Yorre Mystery in Telephone Call
A short exchange unfolds with a caller asking for a youth named Unter Yorre via the telephone. A woman identifies herself, and a confusing reply from Youthful Junior follows, stating it is a lady, not a wife, prompting further intrigue.
Misery’s measure cited in old company assessment
A fragment notes how a firm gauges its standing by comparing the woes of competitors, with cryptic phrases referencing soothing remedies and distress. The passage hints at a satirical view of market judgments and reputational grading without clear names or events.
SAT Triumph for Weaver and Philadelphia Mayor
Philadelphia on June 1 reports State Insurance Commissioner Israel W. Durham who led the Republican organization surrendered unconditionally to Mayor Weaver who began the conflict over the gas lease last Tuesday. The surrender surprised followers as injunction proceedings were abandoned and the group’s leaders had expected a prolonged fight.
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Philadelphia
Israel W. Durham
Pennsylvania
Weaer
Durham
Weaver
Checks mailed for signature on claims total near $100000
Number 908 and amount in all to nearly one hundred thousand dollars cover twenty percent of the claims. Checks, prepared and held for Washington controller signature, were mailed Thursday and arrived for distribution. They resemble pension checks and are cashable at local banks. An overworked conscience is apt to lose its voice.
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Washington
Letter from Mrs Kellogg praising Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
Denver woman credits Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing a long standing tumor after seven months of use. She urges publication to help other women learn of the remedy and notes endorsement by many. Also mentions general guidance on women’s health and urges readers to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts. The ballot remains described as the palladium of liberties until legislative control is gained.
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Kellogg
Lincoln Ave
Denver
Dlc
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia K Pinkbain
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