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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1901
Page
2
A light hearted woman battles misery and blues while a husband urges patience. She hides illness from the doctor, prompting a misdiagnosis. Mrs Pinkham reportedly reliefs women with such troubles, proving helpful to many.
A fragmentary historical clipping mixes trial details with scattered notes on royal deaths, police cases, and public life. It references Queen Victoria, a criminal jury dilemma about a prisoner, and courtroom debates, alongside stray lines about Hawaiian demographics and late 19th century social scenes. The prose blends inconsistent local color with weather and telegraph-like reports.
The article outlines the president's schedule after March 4, 1905, focusing on a nationwide tour to inspect states that joined during his two terms. It notes plans to depart from the Pacific coast, visit Hawaii, Guam, the Philippines, possibly Totoria, and to give a major lecture tour highlighting regions newly attached to the Union.
President McKinley arrived at the Crescent City with Gov. Merl and Mayor Cipilevielle, amid a detachment of soldiers. He toured the university and law buildings, received cheers from students, and addressed a large assembly. After ceremonies, the party boarded the river steamer City of Asleke and left at dusk.
Washington dispatch reports General Het, newly arrived, detailing heavy Filipino casualties from fever and combat. He notes the savage methods of the enemy and recounts a sentinel killed by a bola fan hidden in a fruit basket, illustrating the brutal aspect of the conflict.
A body recovered from a river near Kort Snelling Tharsby is believed to confirm accusations that William Roxenfield drowned four children and himself a week earlier. The father allegedly seized the children from their mother in Minneapolis, took them to the river, and caused their deaths. The report follows a pattern of violent abuse surrounding the case.
The Guthrie welcome for Governor Jenkins and his wife featured a First regiment band in uniform and a long line of carriages and walkers along city streets. Mayor Mall praised the warm reception as the Jenkinses entered their home city with flags, flowers, and civic greetings.
A miscellany of statistics and curiosities outlines rivers flowing at three to seven miles per hour, London fires, ship cargo totals, early shoe mentions in Egyptian papyrus, physician incomes, livestock slaughter rates, emigration patterns, tobacco laws in England, and centenarian obituaries. It notes a Stradivarius violin valued at a thousand dollars.
In Hillsdale Illinois April 29 reports say William Marks in dying condition from kidney disease was cured by Dodd's Kidney Pills after a last resort suggestion by local pharmacist L F Giles. Doctors from Port in to Geneseo Davenport had deemed him incurable and the pill's success is described as remarkable.
From various points of her area, rumors claim an imitation vaccination can fool health officers. A cook’s guild and colonial costs are cited, while a housewife firing a cook without reason faces boycott threats.
The article cites global coffee output near 100000 tons with America contributing about one third. It notes two thousand tons worth of coffee from Ceylon and values around £900000 in 1900. Ceylon’s coffee planting began around 1840, expanding to 60000 tons by 1878, and mentions Will White's legal case and Oklahoma City context.
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