Visitors greet Hot Sulphur Springs as rail line nears completion
A Denver party led by Mayor Speer tours Hot Sulphur Springs praising the new rail connection. The 180 foot bridge over the Grande river opens, rails progress to Gore canyon, and railroad day events are planned for September 15 with horse racing broncho busting a barbecue and ball. About 1000 visitors expected and a committee budgets a thousand dollars.
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Mayor Speer
W. A. Devel
W. ¥. Jones
H. A. Sumner
Walter 8. Cheesman
John F. Campton
Col
William Stapleton
Lawrence C. Phipps
John Cary
John B. Hunter
A. c Ae Vallery
Frank B.gibson
Cer Capone
Sethe Bred Moffat
J. A. McClurg
Tae N. Wood
Oa. McMui
Grande River
Denver
Moffat Road
Gore Canon
Denver Chamber of Commerce
W. P. Farris
HM. F. Adams
J. N. Pettingell
D. P. Howard
F. M. Briggs
Eagles Elect Officers and Meet Next in Milwaukee
The national Eagles convention adjourned after a long day of elections. Hyman D. Davie was chosen grand worthy president and Milwaukee won the next convention after a fierce contest with San Francisco. Frank Hering and M. Connolly led major offices as votes favored Davis state allies. A separate report notes an attempted assassination of Queen Margherita in Italy during a tour of the Alps.
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Davie
Milwaukee
Denver
National Convention of Eagles
Cer
San Francisco
Eagles
Hyman D. Davie
A. ¥. Partridge
Edward Krause
Davis
Shio
Frank Hering
South Bent
Indiiana
C. A. Stephens
Iowa
M. P. Connolly
Springfield
Massachusetts
Uicket
Noe
Josephie
Oregon
Frank F. Hering
Indiana
M. F. Connolly
W. G. Pettis
Virginia
Joseph Fille
Minnesota
W. N. Carr
Pennsylvania
RM. Minnehan
F Mnois
M. H. McNabb
West Virginia
J. 4. Kennedy
New York
Fort Worth
J. Monahan
Finley McRae
E. P. Edson
Italy
Turin
Margherita
Victor Emmanuel
Alps
Aosta
Racconial
Hero One
Booker Washington Denies Escort Claim After Saratoga Visit
Birmingham Aug 91 Proxi Booker T Washington denies reports that he escorted a female member during a recent visit to John Wanamaker at Saratoga. He states he did not escort any female companion.
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Booker Washington
Birmingham
Als
Booker T. Washington
New York Age
Elty
John Wanamaker
Saratoga
World News in Brief Telegrams
Numerous items from international and domestic fronts. Labor unrest in Andalusia. B B Kieran sets a 600 meter world record in Stockholm. Sir William Laird Clowes obituary in London. California walnut crop forecast. Mexican Central railroad oil fuel shift. pipeline and rail prospects in Kansas oil fields. New Jersey Arcanum rate dispute. Alger brokerage expansion in Minnesota. Newfoundland arbitration results. Presbyterian labor day outreach. Standard Oil dividend notes. Mrs. Dubois injured in Philippines trip. insurance investigations in midwest. Army staff term revisions in the Philippines. British French naval cordiality at Portsmouth. Philadelphia mint orders reducing staff. Panama currency output. Mount Whitney height measurement. 1905 crop outlook. and other items.
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Madrid
Andalusia
Stockholm
B. B. Kieran
William Laird Clows
London
Hoe
Naval Criti
United States Naval Tostitute
Ventura County
California
Aise
Mexican Central Railroad
Comp
Kansas City
John F. Munday
New Jersey
Grand Council
Royal Arcanumah
New Brunswick
Supreme Council
Alger, Smith & Co
United States
R. A. Alger
Lake County
Minnesota
Duluth
Cook County
New Foundland
Department of Church and Labor
Presbyterian Church
Standard Oil Company
Dubois
Fred T. Dubois
Idaho
Philippines
Taft
Pierce
Insurance Department of
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Louisiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Equitable, New York Life and Mutual Insurance
War Department
Portsmouth
England
Edward
Norwegians and Swedes Split Amid US Political Tension
Newspaper notes debate over national and ethnic loyalties as Nordic groups debate political alignments. It cites that Scandinavians west of the Great Lakes and near the Mississippi headwaters favor a local split, preferring Norwegians and Swedes over broader Republican Democratic labels.
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Norway
Sweden
Northweoat
Great Lakes
Mississippi
Dodd's Kidney Pills Praised By Doctors Across States
Physicians from Buffalo to Arkansas endorse Dodd's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney diseases and diabetes after other treatments failed. Doctors report cures in cases from epilepsy after scarina to chronic kidney trouble, urging continued use in practice.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Dodd
RH. Dunaway
M. D
Benton, I
Jesse L. Simes
St. John
Kan
Tea what did they do for tea two hundred and fifty years ago
Acting Secretary Murray reports to Congress on shipboard mortality from European ports. Over three fiscal years ending June 1905, 1 034 steerage passengers to New York. 422 died, about 22 deaths per 100 000. With a twelve day voyage, annual rate about 6.56 per 1 000. Federal census shows New York City 20.4, Washington 22.8, St Paul 0.7, Portland 9.6 per 1 000. Hungary 30.4, Germany 22.8, Norway 16.5.
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Murray
Department of Commerce and Labor
Shanahan
New York
Europe
New York City
Washington
St. Paul
Minnesota
Portland
Oregon
Hungary
Haly
Germany
Norway
Washington and Wanamaker guests at Bar atoga dinner
Washington attended a dinner at the United States Hotel Bar at Bar atoga as guest of John Wanamaker. He acted as escort for Mrs. Barclay Warburton while Wanamaker walked with J. R. B. Roberts. Diners watched the eminent educator and former cabinet member arrive and depart amid chatter and stares. Washington had preached earlier that day at Sara toga churches in three denominations.
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Ir. Washington
Saratoga
Baptist Church
American Methodist Church
Grape-Nuts Credited With Recovery From Stomach Ailment
A Weilden Alabama woman credits a change to Grape-Nuts for lifting her from bed fastness to health. She states that after suffering stomach trouble and headaches, eating Grape-Nuts regularly improved digestion, strengthened her torso, and led to a 20 pound weight gain in weeks with no headaches returning. She praises the food as settling well and satisfying.
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Weilden
Chad
Lost 72 Pounds The Fatal Kidney Sickness Tale
A testimonial recounts severe kidney trouble after heavy drinking in New York. The patient describes weight loss from 194 to 122 pounds, acute congestion, back pain, headaches, and exhaustion before using Deans Kidney Pills. After treatment the condition improved, and the writer claims steady health since 1896 weighing 188 pounds. The ad cites Fonter Milburn Co Buffalo NY and a price of 60 cents per box. A Tennessee man boasts travel limits, suggesting a jab at Pope mystique.
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Matyies Fees Seae Oprical Co
New York
Fm 1295
Dean
Fonter-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Jamaica Toothbrush Tree Claims Tried and True
The Chicago Chronicle reports a man from Jamaica grows a toothbrush tree whose twigs yield usable bristles and bark ground into dentifrice. He asserts the tree supplies oral care needs without lather and keeps teeth very white. The article also notes a Boston man and wife have driven 25,000 miles through 24 countries and 5,000 cities.
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Jamaica
Chicago Chronicle
T Ravel
Charles J. Gudden
Boston
Cure by Cuticura for Salt Rheum on Hands
Mrs Caroline Cable of Waupaca Wisconsin shares a grateful letter about her husband suffering agony from salt rheum on hands. After trying many remedies he was cured by Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills. His hands are now smooth and she hopes others will be helped. The letter ends with a note about snoring in church.
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Mra
Caroline Cable
Waupaca
Wis
Allen's Foot-Ease and Defiance Starch Prominently Promoted
Advertisements tout Allen's Foot-Ease a powder for foot troubles and swelling with claims it relieves sweaty feet nails and callouses. Defiance Cold Water Starch is pitched as a superior laundry product. The text imitates a late 19th or early 20th century homely shopper scene with generic quips about occupations and daily life.
Thomas Jefferson and Independence Writ in Crude OCR Fragment
Fragmentary OCR reads about Thomas Jefferson and independence with unclear phrases. It hints at an altar or tribute to a power or progress but lacks concrete details or dates for a reliable summary.
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Thomas Jefferson
Defiance Starch dominance amid price parity claims
A reader fragment discusses Defiance Starch versus Cold Water Starch brands, noting Defiance prints 16 oz on each package and claims price parity with other brands. The garbled text references consumer knowledge, storage, and a domestic scene involving a child and mother.
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Phily
Hems
Johnny
Defiance Starch and Household Tips Ad
An OCR laden notice promotes Defiance Starch highlighting16 oz per package value versus 12 oz rival brands. It claims grocers stock other brands and urges buyers to choose Defiance for price and convenience. The ad mentions unrelated product pitches and a general market commentary.
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Defiance
Change of Life Advice from Lydia E Pinkham Advertisement
A period of heightened health risk for women is described with symptoms such as hot flashes and anxiety. The text promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy to strengthen the system and ease nervous strain during the Change of Life, offering free guidance from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Alia E. Pinkham
Ely
Lydia
E. Pinkham
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