Not His Style and Grateful Old Man Testimonial
A fragment features a quarrel over a racing colt and a humorous misstatement about a running race. It includes Mr W D Smith of Ethel Kentucky praising Dodd's Kidney Pills, with a 77 year old farmer claiming health benefits and offering to publish his testimonial and portrait. The piece ends with a Juvenile court line about a seven year old boy answering po'ch to a question in Indiana.
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Batkache
Mr. Smith
Dodd
Dodd's Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Taylor
Indiana
Marion County
Indianapolis News
Coming Special Session Subject Deep Interest
ALEX ROUGH reports a looming special session with deep interest as reform and Philippine independence issues are pushed to the front. The piece notes European powers view Balkan allied demands as excessive and mentions Mexico under Huerta seeking diplomatic contact with the American ambassador.
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Beco
Our
Reform
Philippine
Aimeult
Mexico Es
City
Visoriano Huerta
Henry Lane
Mexico
BP Mentens
Francisco de la Barra
Aelies Demand Ignored in Indemnity Question
A report notes that Aelies demands were ignored as the indemnity question was deemed not to be considered. The article details the procedural stance and the implications for ongoing negotiations.
Equally as Good Los Angeles Tickets Prompt Mary’s Heaven Reply
A Sunday school class in the Midwest asks who will go to heaven with a right hand raised. All raise except Mary who explains her father bought tickets for Los Angeles, delaying her pledge.
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Middle West
Mary
Papa
Los Angeles
Bat as a homonym of art in cryptic clue play
The puzzled line asks which word has bat as an anagram or hidden form. It hints at wordplay where bat serves as a clue element guiding toward a target word via letterplay or phrase association.
In a Shadow Illness Linked to Tea and Coffee Use
A historical note records concerns about a patient repeatedly consuming tea and coffee and a possible paralytic condition. The text hints at fear of paralysis tied to constant beverage intake and ongoing worries about the health impact of caffeine.
Death Toll from Nebraska Train Collisions Tops Nine
A pair of rear end wrecks on the Union Pacific main line near Gothenburg and North Platte, Nebraska, Friday morning killed nine people and injured twenty two. A flagman, Dordher, may have perished, possibly blown into the Platte River near North Platte.
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Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific
Nebraska
Gothenburg
Dordher
Island
North Platte
Platte River
Nogales Action Ends as Constitutionalists Take Border Town
In Nogales Sonora rebels and federal forces clash for twelve hours with heavy casualties. Colonel Kosterlitzky surrender to General Obregon after a day of fighting. Meanwhile John Boyle of Scottsbluff is found dead in an automobile in Greeley Colorado.
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Nogales, Ariz
Kosterlitzky
Nogales
Sonora
Obregon
Ariz
Anniversary of penitentiary outbreak recalled
One year ago at 2 p m Friday Shorty Gray John Dowd and Charles Morley shot and dynamited their way out of the state penitentiary A blizzard followed and the convicts killed three men then escaped unharmed They were overtaken near Gretna on March 18 Gray was killed and Dowd killed himself
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Linccoln
Shorty Gray
John Dowd
Charles Morley
State Penitentiary
Gretna
Gray
Dowd
Few Demand Obvious Witnesses to Prince Hanging
Lancaster reports that Warden Fenton at Stage penitentiary is overwhelmed by requests to witness the Albert Prince execution. Absent intervention by Governor Morehead, Prince faces hanging Friday between 11 AM and 3 PM. Only six doctors and essential state officers will be admitted.
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Lancaster
Fenton
Stage Penitentiary
Albert Prince
Morehead
Prince
Mante Oeenee
Storm Sweeps South Triggering Losses in New Orleans
Carrying reports from New Orleans of a storm that struck southern states on Thursday causes extensive damage and at least thirty three deaths. Officials describe heavy losses and widespread property damage across cities, with preliminary estimates reaching tens of thousands of dollars in affected areas.
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New Orleans
Sean Noe
Wealthy cattleman found dead in Colorado auto trip
John W. Boyle fifty a Scottsbluff cattleman died en route to Denver in an automobile party of four at a Greeley garage. Coroner ruled heart failure. Boyle leaves a widow on a 5000 acre ranch. L Griffith of Kimball Neb was in the party.
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Greeley
Colo
John W. Boyle
Scottsbluff
Boyle
Denver
Appointments Up to Mr Bryan for Nebraska Posts
Senator Hitchcock will present to Secretary of State Bryan the Nebraska applications for diplomatic and service posts.
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Bryan
Washington
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Sicilian Metal Plant Worker Refuses Marriage Pact
A Sicilian employee at the metalworks refuses a marriage arrangement with Tam Girt Gheets Fiancee and Met Beeanes Nocarto tal luce. The refusal ends a local engagement amid workplace rumors and family pressure.
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Beeanes Nocarto Talluce
End of Far West Old Mormon City Findings Unearthed
Destruction of a cabin near Far West Missouri ends the last building on the site once planned as a Mormon city. Original church plans reveal a temple and central layout, with Missouri partitions triggering move to Utah.
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Kingston
Here
Far West
Utah
Salt Lake City
Partions
Missouri
Revival of an Old Fiction in Washington Letter Storm
Several hundred people wrote to George E. Roberts director of the mint asking for the per capita Treasury estimate of 34.72 dollars claiming the nation's wealth would be divided. The letters treat the sum as ready for parcel post delivery in pennies.
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Washington
George E. Roberts
Mint
Treasury Department
United States
Taft
Beatrice Teenager Killed By Live Wire Accident
Sixteen year old Archite Schultz of Beatrice Nebraska was instantly killed when he touched a live wire hanging from a telephone pole at Eleventh and Lincoln streets. One hand nearly burned away while the head and back were severely injured. Authorities shut off the power but doctors could not save him.
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Beatrice
Grant
Archite Schultz
Eleventh
Lincoln Streets
Rector of Same Church Reaches Fifty Three Years
Chicago Illinois Bishop Charles Edward Cheney completed his fifty third year as rector of Christ Episcopal Church. He marked the anniversary of his first sermon in the church this Thursday.
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Chicago
Til
Charles Edward Cheney
Christ's Episcopal Church
Governor Dunne Receives Letter on Springfield Visit
Governor Dunne received a letter from Secretary of State William J. Bryan indicating plans to travel from Springfield on Tuesday March 18 en route to Lincoln Nebraska for a meeting. The Mexican cabinet member and Madero family statement arrived last week and was related to the Lines in Nebraska. John H. Marble is named among the newly appointed members.
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Iminers
Bryan
Springfield
Dunne
William J. Bryan
Springfeld
Lincoln
Neb
Drew Delle Wet
Lotmer
Bes
Madero
John H. Marble
Burned Arm Heal Corrected by Cuticura Remedies
A man recalls a severe burn on his left arm that became red and ulcerated but improved after using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. He bathed the area, applied the ointment on a linen bandage, and soon returned to work. He notes earlier use would have prevented pain.
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Hungary
Harry Junke
Mar
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Old Man
Alex Rough
Ysnore
Aelies
Paralyvic
Southland
John Boyle
Buerta
Budden
Mormon City
Braskan
London
Charles W. Wallace
Royal Commission
Shakespeare
Chancery
Jane
R. Sharpe
Guildhall
Professor Wallace
City of
Beatrice Boy
Franklial
Foley Sidney
Beckache
Bledder
Post Rough
Central Labor Union
Hostetter
Alberta
FORD
Shelby Chief
Shelby Spring Hiner
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