A Woman's Ailment and the Favorite Prescription Ad
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for menstrual irregularities and related female ailments. It claims to relieve headaches, support the nervous system, and improve vitality, with testimonials from Mrs. Sarah J. Burney and Mrs. T. C. Blashfield praising its effects. It emphasizes privacy and a free consultation.
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Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
T. C. Blashfield
Brimfield, Hampden Co
Mass
Free Dr Pierce Medical Adviser Offer
A promotional notice advertises Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser a 1668 page work with 70 illustrations sent free on receipt of stamps to cover mailing. The book in paper covers costs 21 one cent stamps or 31 stamps for cloth binding. Address Dr. V. Pierce Buffalo NY.
Queen Victoria Dies as Edward VII Succeeds Throne
Queen Victoria dies at Osborne House on the anniversary of the Duke of Kent’s death. Edward VII is proclaimed king while Emperor William I acknowledges the new dignity. In Indian Territory U S authorities seek 500 federal troops to quell Snake bands threatening Dawes Commission personnel and settlers as deputies retreat.
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Cowes
Isle of Wight
Queen Victoria
Edward VII
Duke of Kent
Osborne House
England
Winchester
Windsor
James Reid
Prince of Wales
William
Great Britain
Muskogee
I. T
Washington
Creek Country
Eufaula
Makko
McKinley
United States
Bennett
McNas
Shoenfelt
Wash
Marshal Bennett
Agat Shoenfelt
Pleasant Porter
Dawes Commission
Mourning and Crown: Edward VII Proclaimed in UK Cities
London announces a year long royal mourning for Queen Victoria and signals coronation not before 1902. The Gazette notes Edward VII will be king and the heir apparent title may shift to Duke of Cornwall, altering the Prince of Wales designation. Proclamations occur nationwide with large crowds at Dublin gates.
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London
Edward
Victoria
Alexandra
George
Duke of
Cornwal
York
Duchess of Cornwall
Duke of York
Duke of Cornwall
Prince of Wales
Edward the VII
United Kingdom
Dublin
Edward VII
Earl Cadogan
Death of Queen Victoria mourned in London crowds
London reports the empress queen's death at 6:58 pm in a wall notice from the Mansion House. Bells toll as newsboys flood streets and theaters announce indefinite closures while royal funeral plans loom.
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London
Mansion House
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Balfour
Victoria
Atrogmore
Carrie Nation Allies Bailed After Court Appearance
Carrie Nation and fellow crusaders in the saloon smashing campaign were arraigned in Wichita city court and waived a preliminary hearing. Judge Kirke set bond at $1,000 for each, which was posted and the women were released.
Mrs. Livermore Is Eighty Commemorated In Boston
Members of the Woman's Suffrage Association and guests gathered at the Hotel Vendome to honor Mrs Mary Livermore its president and celebrate her 80th birthday in Boston on January 24.
Students Suspended Over Freshman President Kidnapping
Des Moines reports State University suspended 10 sophomore students for kidnapping the freshman class president on January 14. He was driven 19 miles and held in a farmhouse for two days before release. The incident follows a banquet arrest and disciplinary action.
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Des Moines
MacLean
the State University
Stiles
Ancient Proclaiming of King Edward VII Follows Old Precedent
London watchers saw medievl style proclaiming of King Edward VII as officials staged the ceremony ahead of public notice. About 10 000 soldiers from Life Guards Horse Guards and others lined routes from St James Palace to the city while crepe adorned drums and arms. William Henry Weldon read the proclamation as king at arms since 1894.
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London
J.n
Edward VII
St. James Palace
Aldershot
College of Arms
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
India
William Henry Weldon
Windsor Herald
Queen's Funeral Planned at Windsor February 2
The funeral of the queen is set for February 2 at Windsor Castle with a military character. Osborne House will transfer the body on February 1, and officials from Windsor brought state regalia, borne in a baize bag. A 21 gun naval salute honored King Edward VII.
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Cowes
Isle of Wight
Windsor Castle
Osborne House
Windsor
Edward
Dowager Empress Frederick’s Condition Reported Steady
Hamburg January 26. The Dowager Empress Frederick remains satisfactory in condition. She has not felt pain recently but this does not indicate improvement. Her sorrow over the queen’s death is borne with fortitude.
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Hamburg
Frederick
Burghers Honor Queen as Amnesty Suggestion Grows
Sorrow spreads through Pretoria as signs of mourning appear after the queen's death. Influential burghers propose amnesty to hasten peace.
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Pretoria
Adam and the Forbidden Fruit Insight
A concise reflection on Adam's motive for eating the forbidden fruit. The speaker suggests the error was not forbidding the serpent, implying Adam’s desire rested on the prohibition rather than the fruit itself.
Quote on dogs and men from a proverb
The remark contrasts a starving rescued dog who becomes loyal with a man who may not repay kindness. It underscores a principal difference between animal gratitude and human behavior, reflecting a wary view of human unreliability.
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