Peruna Credited By Assemblyman Tighe For Health Restorative
Hon John Tighe a Fourth District Assemblyman from Cohoes New York endorses Peruna as a superior tonic. He says extensive work leaves him exhausted yet Peruna renews mind and body and recommends it to those with tired nerves from overwork. He invites readers to write Dr Hartman for free advice at Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio.
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John Tighe
Tighe
Remsen St
Cohoes
N. Y
Albany County
Peruna
J. Tighe
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Steg Party Characters Named in Quick Sketch
A humorous Steg Party scene features Bilkins and Wilkins in a chatty exchange. Bilkins questions a jolly old man and a solemn young chap while Wilkins explains the stuffer and the son recently out of college in Connell Bluffs Nonpariel.
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Bilkins
Wilkins
Connell
She Laughs Best and the Invitation to Cleveland Ball
A witty snippet from the Cleveland Leader features a playful exchange about social invitations and chaperones. The lines hint at social satire and tone of the time.
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Bessie
Tessie
Cleveland
Poor Pennsylvania Teacher
A quip notes Pennsylvania as one of the most unfortunate states in the Union as the legislator adjourns its latest session.
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Pennsylvania
Johnny Wyzeley
Legislador
Allen's Foot-Ease advertisement promotes relief for sore feet
Ask your dealer for Allen's Foot-Ease a powder that rests the feet cures swollen sore hot callous aching sweating feet and spraining nails. Available at all druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents substitute accepted sample mailed free address A S Olmsted LeRoy N Y
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Allen
S. Olmsted
LeRoy
Miss Gaddie’s Business Inquiries Stir Scandal Remarks
The Philadelphia Press quotes a banter about Miss Gaddie being “in everybody’s business” and running a wholesale operation, noting she retails rumors except when a scandal is involved. The exchange highlights gossip and social circles in the era.
Czar Learns Japan's Terms In Peace Negotiations
President Roosevelt has outlined Japan's general peace terms to Russia and expects a reply within 24 hours. He believes Japan will accept the czar's decision promptly, with a peace protocol likely if agreed or a rejection ending mediation.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Russia
Japan
Jlt
Takeshira
White House
St Petersburg
Meyer
Maydixpaten
Mr. Takahira
Toklo
Evar
Northwestern Students Seize Circus in Evanston Riot
In Evanston, over 150 Northwestern students interrupted a circus themed by a purple dressed bareback rider. They halted the show, staged their own performance, and clashed with tent staff before police dispersed the crowd. Several people were injured with no arrests reported.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Evanston
Hay Sails for Home on Baltic from Liverpool
Secretary Hay and Mrs Hay departed London for Liverpool to join the White Star ship Baltic. They sailed for New York after a special royal car was attached to the boat train for their convenience, seen off by Mr Reid and Secretary Carter with a few personal friends.
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Liverpool
London
Hay
White Star Line
New York
Ate Reid
Carter
River flood swallows Montana tracks as Mississippi rises fast
A cloudburst floods Montana with hundreds of feet of railway track swept away. Mississippi founts surge toward dangerous levels, rising rapidly beyond previous records and threatening nearby communities.
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Montana
Flood Threat Closes Factories In Grand Rapids Wis
Widespread flooding across Wisconsin threatens Grand Rapids and Kilbourn with rising river levels. Mississippi and Wisconsin rivers flood plains as rails wash out near Forsyth and rail service suffers. Warnings cite highest water of the year with rapid rises and property removal underway.
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Crossé
Wis
Mississippi
Factory
Wisconsin River
Grand Rapids
Kilbourn
Wisconsin
Western Michigan Flood Loss Tally Reaches 1 Million
Grand Banks Mich June 11 The flood damage in this city is estimated at 240000 and the total in Western Michigan is placed at 1 000 000. Five lives are reported lost in Western Michigan as the flood subsides with continuing tolls and evacuation notes.
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Michigan
Grand Banks
Mich
Wester Michigan
Swedish Baptists Meet at Cambridge Conference Session
The Minnesota Swedish Baptist conference is in session in Cambridge with 115 delegates and 45 ministers present. A large tent has been erected on the church grounds for the gathering, which will continue until midday tonight, representing thousands of members.
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Minnesota
Cambridge
Minn
Angler's Body Found in Sioux River Believed Accident
Sioux Falls June 11 The body of Andrea Matrin aged thirty five was recovered in the Sioux River within city limits late yesterday afternoon. He is believed to have fallen in while fishing and been in the water since Thursday in what is thought an accidental drowning.
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Billings Mont
Northern Pacific
Forsyth
Billings
Slaughter House Creek
Yellowstone River
Marshalltown
Iowa
Sheridan Wickam
Rubee
Riverside Cemetery
Sioux Falls
S. D
Andrea Matrin
Sioux River
Priest Under Bonds Pleads Not Guilty in Taylor Case
In La Crosse Wisconsin on June 11 Rev Hofer the Catholic priest accused of causing the downfall of Nettie Taylor an orphan from his parish appeared before Judge Brindley and pleaded not guilty requesting one week’s continuance. He was held on $1500 bond. Under Sheriff Scott traced him from La Crosse to Dubuque and then to a priest’s retreat about a mile from town.
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la Crosse
Wis
Hofer
Pretty Nettie Taylor
Brindley
Scott
Dubuque
Instant Death at Mine Explosion in Hibbing
Hibbing June 11. G W Randall about nineteen years old was instantly killed by dynamite blast at the Buffalo and Susquehanna mine. The crew were drilling when a remaining unexploded charge detonated, a steel side piece striking him in the heart.
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Hibbing
J.une
G. W. Randall
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Rail Legislation Sparks Debate on Railroad Rates
Testifying before a Senate committee, State Commissioner Prouty argues against giving a commission power to set railway rates. He contends railroads must set their own fair rates, warns that confiscation of property via arbitrary rates violates the Fourteenth Amendment, and emphasizes that a reasonable rate is essential for railroad rights and profitability.
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Seniate
Washington
Prouty
Jin
Thay
Potanto
Circuit Court of the United States
Not Ready for Incineration in a Boston Travel Mix Up
A Boston stringer hurries to the New Haven ticket office and gasps for a forest crematory round trip. He blurts out a frantic exclamation in a humorous travel vignette about fearing being fried at a distant destination.
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Boston
New Haven
Forest Creamitory
Roston Triveler
Cattle Ship Etiquette and Foreman Renown
A cattle ship foreman is described as sharp eyed quick tempered yet generally good natured. Anecdotes recount a drowning after a pitchfork incident and a foreman’s violent kick breaking two ribs amid disputes aboard the vessel.
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Beale
Dodd's Kidney Pills Claim Miracle Cure in Wisconsin
In Cox Wisconsin Frank M Russell of this place suffered from kidney disease and could barely walk after doctors and various remedies failed. He tried Dodd's Kidney Pills after reading an Inn paper testimonial and reports he now can work and feels no fatigue. The ad touts Dodd's Kidney Pills as a miraculous cure for kidney trouble Bright's disease and rheumatism in Chippewa County Wisconsin.
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Cox
Wis
Frank M. Russell
Your Inn
Nedid
Bright
Dodd
Mr. Russell
Chippewa County
Wisconsin
Totally Unfounded Rubber Trial of a House Build
A peculiar tale describes a rumor about a house built along the Cumback route that has no foundation. The report argues the story is completely baseless, presenting the claim as a mere rumor with no evidence.
Mixed Her Wagners in a Monday Opera Evening
The New York Sun quotes sidewribers after a Monday evening opera where they discuss a performance by Wagner. The pale pint cloak and sable trim figure comment on the contrast between The Simple Life author and the Wagner piece, praising both yet noting their difference.
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Sinendil
New York Sun
The Embittered Chauffeur
A crowded street last night swelled outside the hotel as a police dispute sparked alarms and panic. The chauffeur laments the crowd's scattering before he could reach the boss's carriage, describing the chaotic scene in terse, period voice.
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Chanteur
Boss’ Tonneau
Cuticura Cure For Twenty Five Year Skin Humor
An 1890s ad claims long suffering from a fertility skin humor covering head neck and shoulders ended quickly after using Cuticura. The Boston reader from Congress Street praises the product and urges others to try it, noting relief from misery and a cheerful start to the day.
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Cutie
Congress Street
Boston
Fragmentary Marine Era Note Reflects Eroses Era Event
A damaged OCR fragment references a Marine era event involving ereses and batear figures. The readable portions hint at a sequence or jog of age and a Rif vied on a marine context. Further clarity is needed to identify precise names, dates, or locations.
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Ereses Rez Eared
Batear
Three Years After Back Pain Relief Claim From Denver Seller
Eugene E. Lario of Denver testifies that Dons Kidney Pills cured his backache after years of desk work. He says the remedy ended his pain and that he has felt no discomfort since. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo, markets the pills for 50 cents a box via druggists.
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Eugene E. Lario
Twentieth Avenue
Union Station
Denver
Nbr
Fvet
Dean
Kinney
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Not a Capitalist Lady-What A Prisoner Exchange Remark
A fragment from a Chicago Journal item captures a pithy exchange about identity and pride, mentioning a person nicknamed Neerdo-Wwell-well and a lodging reference, reflecting on social attitudes and discourse of the period.
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Neerdo-Wwell
Tady
Wes
Lodgér
Chicago Journal
Relict for Women by Mother Gray Health Remedy
A short historic ad notes a nurse in New York, Mother Gray, creating Relict for Women a pleasant herb remedy for female ills and urinary troubles. It claims benefits for female weaknesses and aches and lists Druggists and mail order options with a sample offered free from The Mother Gray Co Whe Mower Gray Co Lestoy N.
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Mother Gray
New York
Australianleak
Kang
Mystery in Philadelphia Fire Sparks Bystander Wait
A Philadelphia woman nearly burned to death as bystanders stood by and watched. The alarming blaze spread rapidly, prompting questions about why responders were slow to act and how the fire escalated so quickly.
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Suyin
Philadelphia
Windy courtship notes in a syrupy vaudeville style
A fragmentary wire report comments on courting and love in a whimsical, unclear sequence. It mentions a few proper names and places in a hazy line of thought about relationships and perception. The tone hints at mystery and misdirection in social encounters.
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