German Ambassador weighs lifting wartime embargo
The German ambassador signals the German Emperor aims to lift embargos on American imports by June and to submit notes on discrimination by the United States. Other items discuss military discipline in Italy, officer insignia, and a Supreme Court case The United States vs Dan Ko Swearingen about improper mail use.
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United States
Musange
Germany
America
Whictta
Core
Uh Ua
Sts
Dan Ko Swearinegen
Sperone Court
Culbel
Chimuit Court of
Kansas
Hich
Swearingen
Hurtington
Kan
Hypochondriacal Nervous Ailments Treated By Buffalo Institute
Hypochondriacal, nervous, and tired out men with exhaustion, lassitude, or impaired memory are treated by correspondence at home with uniform success by the Specialists of the Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute of Buffalo New York. A 136 page book on these maladies can be mailed sealed for 10 cents to the World Dispensary Medical Association. For over 25 years physicians at this renowned institution have specialized in these delicate diseases and refined their cures.
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Akache
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N.Y
Dispensary Medical Association
Michigan Veterans Day Recalls Signal Corps Hero
A Lansing report recounts a Civil War veteran story of courage at a battle scene, detailing a young signalman George W. Butterfield of Bay City who directed enemy movements under fire. Speakers including Lieut. Gov. Milnes and Rep. Anidon praised his deed as the highest example among Michigan veterans, with related notes on commemorations, local plans for a state library, and constitutional reforms debated by officials.
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Tatenary
Allegan
Witenes
Nashville
Godler Petro
Michigan
Lee
Bio
Vnreii
Sigmalinan
George W. Butter
Spottsylvania
Anidon
St. Joseph
Grant
Petersburg
Rich
Washington Letterile on Presidential Powers and Debates
A long Washington Letter reviews President Cleveland's handling of a bill delay, the stalled Congress, and a pensioning of public figures. It highlights a veteran congressman's decline and discusses Mackinac Island Fort history, Alaska reindeer domestication, and financial policy debates.
Fragmented lines reflect uncertain readers and stray phrases
The text shows garbled lines about readers leaving the first paper, timing before November, and mentions of a foreign resident. It reads as a damaged OCR excerpt with incomplete phrases and unclear context, lacking coherent events or identifiable individuals.
Alaska Road Labor and Native Aid Report
Purchases at six hundred twenty three dollars funded a mission to Alaska. Government stations installed a levee in the area where natives show strong support for improvements. The text notes Native Alish people and local rebels, with a cost warranting a superintendent for the project over several years.
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Vale Sam
Argent
Alaska
Norway
Sweeden
Lapland
Ivindeer
Alisha
Kinitiy
Ariel
Fragmentary notice from a 19th century page reading errors
The readable text shows garbled lines mentioning a hotel, Italian meeting, and scattered names. No clear event, dates, or identifiable persons emerge. The fragment appears linguistic noise rather than a coherent news item or public notice.
The Slipper That Split at the Altar
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls a wedding tale in which a hopeful bride endures pressure and delay to wear the family ivory slippers. The narrated scene celebrates tradition and a single, fateful mishap as the pair splits at the moment of entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weil
Claude
Aguie
Remembered by a Joke Mad Gen McCook and the Sent Met After Many Years
Fragmented reminiscence recalls Gen McCook visiting Santa Fe with railroad officials to see Living Stewart in hospital. A reunion scene ends with a shared laugh about old frontier days when McCook, then a lieutenant, refused breakfast cigars. Includes references to Apache campaigns and Civil War era figures.
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McCook
Sent Met
Gen. McCook
Sant Fe
Santa Fe
Stewart
Maryer
Teremothet
Sven Hin
Col. St. Vrain
Department of the Colorado
For met ie WOMEN
A fragmented ad promotes a medical pamphlet titled Diseases of Women and Children from the Zewklen Medicine Company. It claims the book is clear and suitable for girls above 15 and offers to mail a free pamphlet to any interested woman upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucent
Zewklen Medicine Company
Kalanaco
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