Catarrh Remedy Promises Cure With Blood Medicine
Catarrh is described as a constitutional blood disease not cured by sprays washes powders or local remedies. The advertisement claims S. S. S. removes hereditary taint and poisons, heals inflamed membranes and glands, and cures chronic cases permanently. Testimonials from patients in Michigan South Carolina praise relief after taking S. S. S. and invite readers to consult Swift Specific Co. physicians in Atlanta free of charge.
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Josephine Polhill
Due West
S.S. S
THE
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Bulgaria vows merciless pursuit over Miss Stones kidnapping
M Saratoff Bulgarian interior minister warned the Bulgarian frontier will be defended against any robber bands seeking Miss Stones kidnapping. He said Bulgaria will not negotiate for ransom and aims to deter rebels by making an example, insisting Bulgaria bears no responsibility for crimes on Turkish soil.
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Miss Stone
Bulgaria
M. Saratoff
Turkey
Ex-Governor Pillsbury Nearing End Amid Brights Disease
Minneapolis reports ex Governor John S Pillsbury, 73, gravely ill with Brights disease and unconscious for much of the past week. Authorities say his vitality is failing and death may be near as he remains in frail condition. The item notes his age and dire prognosis in the October timeline.
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John S. Pillsbury
Minneapolis
Brights
Mr. Pillsbury
Navy Estimates Grow to 98 Million for Next Year
Washington reports the navy's fiscal year 1903 estimates total 98 910 984 dollars, up from 77 924 533. Major increases include 2 5 million for construction and 2 million for armor, with 129 355 for yards and docks. Secretary Long notes maintenance costs and hints at possible additions of battleships and armored cruisers.
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Washington
Navy
Navy Department
Long
Crowe Brothers In Bidding for Bond to Surrender
John J. Crowe of Council Bluffs says his brother Pat Crowe will not surrender until a 500 dollar bond is pledged. He claims Pat has been in Omaha recently and has traveled widely, including Canada, and is now believed near Omaha. John says Pat is fully aware of Omaha police actions.
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Omaha
John J. Crowe
Council Bluffs
Pat Crowe
Pat
John
Canada
Crowe
Large Reservoir Breaks in East Liverpool Causing Heavy Damage
A city owned reservoir of 10 million gallons burst in East Liverpool Ohio injuring no one but damaging property and causing an estimated 150000 dollars in losses. Walls failed near a hilltop pumping station flooding kilns at Hark Pottery and wrecking sheds while trees and debris blocked rail and streetcar lines.
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East Liverpool
Hark Pottery Company
Cleveland and Pittsburg
Miss Stones Countrymen Seek Release Of Captors
A Sofia dispatch reports four thousand Bulgarian and Turkish troops try to obtain Miss Stone's release. The Morning Leader notes release would have occurred if not for Mr Dickinson refusing to offer captors more than an ordinary ransom. The action is seen as a personal crisis prompting a large payment to brigands.
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Miss Stone
Dickinson
Constantinople
Vienna
Daily Telegraph
London
Sofia
Omaha Judge Promises Fair Treatment For Pat Crowe
Chief Donahue moves to meet Crowe surrender terms after city council withdraws the reward. County Judge Vonsenhailer says he will treat Crowe like any defendant, not promise a fixed bond amount, considering voluntary surrender. In Columbus, three men are jailed for attempting blackmail via a threatening unsigned letter to Joseph Tanian.
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Omaha
Pat Crowe
Donahue
Vonsenhaler
Crowe
Columbus, O
Dow
John Parsons
Edward Mitchell
Joseph J. Tanian
Naval Gunners Won Officers Commission
The Navy Department has received papers for Francis Martin and Henry B. Soule after they passed examinations and were recommended for appointment as officers of the line. If commissioned they will be the first enlisted men to gain each advancement.
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Washington
Navy Department
Francis Martin
Henry B. Soule
Forbidden fruit and the serpent in Adam's tale
The excerpt reframes the Genesis account focusing on motive. It suggests Adam desires the fruit not for its nature but because it is forbidden, and it argues the flaw lay in banning the serpent rather than the temptation. The idea shifts blame toward prohibition itself.
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Adam
Eman
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