Old Newspaper Snips On Remedies and World News
A collage of notices recounts patent medicines by Lydia E Pinkham, claims about copper and other coinage, summer resort lists in the Lake Country, a Canadian ship canal project, and a hydrophobia inoculation tally at a Paris institute. Also includes quotes about human cruelty and warfare with brief ads and travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linola
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Fox Lake
Delavan
Lauderdale
Waukesha
Oconomowoc
Palmyra
the Dells
Kilbourn
Elkhart
Madison
Minocqua
Star Lake
Frontenac
White Bear
Minnetonka
Marquette
Jake Country
Geo. H. Heafford
Old Colony Building
Chicago
Lake Erie
Montreal
The Khedive to Visit America in 1901 and Other News
The resume notes the Khedive of Egypt plans a 1901 U.S. visit while the Bubonice plague declines in India. It reports Meyer Neeley forbidding Gapho production in Leavenworth and a Yukon census figure with missing digits. An unknown Black man lynched in Seneca Alabama for a crime against a white girl is cited alongside brief political and labor items. The Allied Trades Council disputes the Carpenters, a St Louis linked man is rescued after a fall from the Brooklyn Bridge, and violence disrupts Paris Exposition labor. A divorce suit in Philadelphia involves Mrs Elizabeth Reading and a wealthy Mrs Anna Suxzam. Kansas City threatens a streetcar strike, and crop reports note cool nights retarding growth with limited damage. Reverend Charles Sheldon is named honorary president of the Canadian Socialist League for his editorial work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Meyer Neeley
Leavenworth
Kas
Yukon
Seneva
Aln
Philadelphia
Allied Trades Council
Brotherhood of Carpenters
Robert Wetzel
St. Louis
Brooklyn Bridge
Vetuvins
Texas
Cleburne
Elizabeth G. Reading
Anna R. Suxzam
Kansas City
Metropolitan Company
Onion
Jeffries Wins in Twenty Third Round to Retain World Title
May 12 Seaside Club New York Jim Jeffries defeats Jim Corbett in the twenty third round by knockout stunning a crowd of about 3,000. Corbett fought bravely and was praised for his defense though outboxed by Jeffries who endured punishment and still won.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trig
United States
New York Tribune
Jeffries
Seaside Club
New York
Jim Jeffries
Jim Corbett
Corbett
Ann Arbor
Mich
Boaed
Homestead prospects and mixed letters echo frontier concerns
A jumble of letters and notices discusses land claims in Canada and the United States, costs to file entries, and hopes for settlement. The text references Kinkade of Alameda, homestead profitability, price per acre, and a caution against risky gains, with tangential remarks on constitutional treason and unrelated social scenes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lydia E. Pinky
Pinkhm
The
Shriners
Washington
Big Four
J. C. Tucker
G. N. AL
Clark St
Fastern Institute
Paris
D. W. McIver
Wellington
St. Jacobs Oil
Vl Care
Arth Moun
Mita
Cider Press
Egypt
America
Rewey
Memphis
Havana
Charles Sheldon
Canadian Socialist League
Topeka
John T. Neeting
Boston
National Convention of Ancient Order of Hibernians
John T. Keating
John E. Dolan
Syracuse
John P. Bree
New Haven
P. J. Moran
E. J. Slattery
Massachusetts
Fira Onteawa
Danaway
el & C4
Ventara Canady
Lequirive
Kinkade
Alameda
Assiniboirerm Canada
Mr. Kinkade
CP. R
Homestead
Milchies
Hai
Huts Feactio
Atal
Ouyie
la & Uw Ff
Kinkadi
Tresszon
Malin
Dianapolis
BP Morhall& Co
Chic
Antarctic
Jeeborga
Wrom Y Gutte
Bergs Tolong
Iphia
Tre
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