Western Canada as Wheat and Stock Empire
In a Sept 1 1901 letter to The Farmer Prof Thomas Shaw of Minnesota State University argues Western Canada offers vast untapped agricultural potential. He highlights Manitoba Assiniboia Saskatchewan and Alberta as grain and grazing regions with high wheat yields, good grass, and improving stock quality aided by railroads and government support. He notes irrigation along Rockies streams and invites readers to seek information from Canadian government agents.
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St. Paul
Thomas Shaw
Minnesota State University
Western Canada
Western
Canada
Prairie
Manitoba
Assiniboia
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Peace River
Rockies
Territories
Ontario
Assina
Saska
Goralai
F. P. Or
Joseph FN
State St
East
Ohio
FE. T. Holmes
Big
Indianapolis
Ind
Govimsainan
Congress Opens With Bills To Define Attacks On Leaders
Congress convened with a push to define assaults on presidents and top officials. Senate leaders introduced memorial resolutions for McKinley and Kyle as lawmakers prepared to tackle ship subsidy and canal bills along with a proposed new commerce department.
Great Wild Horse Hunt Expedition to Central Asia
The wild animal dealer Carl Hagenbeck sent an expedition to Mongolia to capture swift wild horses for zoos and circuses. About 2,000 Kirghiz horsemen aided, securing 46 colts with brood mares. Captives face a 2 month overland route to rail and 2,800 miles by rail to Hamburg. Some horses already sold at about $2,500 per pair.
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Carl Hagenbeck
Hamburg
Mongola
New York Sun
Mongolia
Grate with a sore throat riddle from Boston Christian Regis
A playful quip presents a riddle about a grate and a sore throat ending with a pun related to a Boston Christian Regis figure. The concise wordplay hinges on a phonetic twist, inviting readers to puzzle over the misspelled clue and its humorous resolution.
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Boston
Christian Regis
Death toll rumor kills 17 year old in Detroit disaster
Detroit Dec. 2 Jennie Lou ise McTaggart aged 17 dies from shock after hearing a false report that her younger sister was among 30 killed in a boiler explosion in the city. The incident underscores the danger of sensational rumor surrounding the blast.
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Detroit
Hich
Jennie Louise McTaggart
Aguinaldo Likely to Be Sent to Ft Leavenworth
Aguinaldo probably will be brought to Fort Leavenworth prison after being found writing treasonable matter in Manila. Army officials in Kansas City say they are the source for the report.
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Aguinaldo
Kansas City
Ft. Leavenworth
Manila
Vault Guard Reduced at McKinley Tomb Canton
Washington reports the guard for President McKinley s remains in West Lawn cemetery Canton has been cut to five non commissioned officers and 40 privates.
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Washington
President McKinley
West Lawn
Canton
Chinese Settle Claims by Officials and Missionaries
Peking reports the local officials and missionaries have arranged settlement of claims not in the general indemnity. Payments on these claims total 5,000,000 taels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Engineer Killed as Fly Wheel Bursts at Central Paper Co
Jas Tate, an engineer, died when a fly wheel burst at the Central Paper Co plant in Muskegon Michigan on Sunday. The blast damaged the building by about 3000 dollars and 150 workers will be out of work for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskegon, Mich
Jas. Tate
Central Paper Co
American Library in Rome Established by Royal Decree
Rome declares an American library to be established by royal decree. The collection will include all publications related to the New World since its discovery, forming a comprehensive archive in the Italian capital.
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Rome
New World
Receipts and Expenditures Show Monthly Surplus
Washington reports for No Negris 1901 a monthly surplus of 5,517,860 with receipts 45,776,776 and expenditures 40,189,916. Five month fiscal total reaches 32,878,930. Customs income 19,526,377 up 1,000,000. internal revenue 23,049,725 down 4,509,434. War department costs 9,271,? decrease 300,000. Navy 5,970,123 up 365,000.
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Washington
Negris
War Department
Navy
Resolution Seeks Probe of Louisiana Election Rights
Washington December 3 a joint resolution by Representative Moody of Massachusetts proposes a three member select committee to examine if male residents in Louisiana were denied or abridged the right to vote at the congressional election and whether Louisiana members elected should be seated and if Congress should enact further legislation to enforce the 14th and 15th amendments.
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Washington
Moody
Massachusetts
Louisiana
Congress
United States
Public Debt Statement for November 30 1901
At close of business November 30 1901 the public debt less cash in the treasury stood at 1 011 626 445 a decrease of 11 206 512 for the month. Recapitalized figures show interest bearing debt 940 062 330 debt on which interest ceased since maturity 1 340 040 and debt bearing no interest 386 878 872 total 1 337 282 142.
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Washington
Denmark and United States Still in Talks Over West Indies Sale
Washington reports no confirmation of a sale agreement for the Danish West Indies by Monday but says negotiations are believed close to completion. Officials indicate an agreement between Denmark and the United States may be imminent.
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Washington
State Department
Denmark
United States
Danish West Indies
Heavy ice floes block Belle Isle strait coast
Reports from the northern coast indicate heavy ice floes already block the strait of Belle Isle and sweep into the Atlantic. Numerous icebergs have been sighted, signaling an early heavy ice pack along the Grand Banks this winter. American herring vessels report good cargoes along Newfoundland's western coast.
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St. Johns
N. F
Strait of
Belle Isle
Atlantic
Grand Banks
New Foundland
Burglars' Big Hall Robs Theatrical Manager’s Home
On Monday evening burglars entered Heinrich Conreid’s residence, manager of the Irving Place theater, as his family dined, and made off with nearly $6,000 in diamonds and jewelry. Five European medals awarded to Conreid for promoting art were among the stolen items.
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New York
Heinrich Conreid
Irving Place
Europe
Conreid
Acting Oklahoma Governor Named for Oklahoman Ferguson
Washington December 3 Acting Governor Hitchcock telegrammed William Grimes secretary of Oklahoma to act as governor until the newly appointed governor Ferguson takes charge The latter will take the oath of office here Tuesday.
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Oklahoma
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Hitchcock
William Grimes
Ferguson
Hawaiian Coffee Duty Resolution Sent to House
Washington December 3 The secretary of the interior sent to the House a copy of Hawaii's legislature resolution imposing a duty on coffee to protect the island's coffee industry.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
House of Representatives
Legislature of
Hawaii
Passengers Rescued After Steamer Skagit Chiefs Wrecks
In a heavy fog near Pleasant Beach the sound steamer Skagit Chiefs struck the Blake ly Rocks and was wrecked. Boats were lowered and all passengers were saved ashore. The vessel valued at 30,000 dollars.
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Seattle
Wash
Blakely Rocks
Pleasant Beach
Gould and Miss Kelly United in New York Ceremony
Frank Jay Gould youngest son of the late Jay Gould and Helen Kelly daughter of Edward Kelly were married Monday evening at the Kelly residence in New York City.
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Frank Jay Gould
New York
Jay Gould
Helen Kelly
Edward Kelly
Kelly
Oil Finds Reported in Cook Inlet Region
Steamers from southern Alaska bring news of significant petroleum discoveries in Cook Inlet. Oil is seen flowing from multiple springs and a lake of about 39 acres is reported flooded with oil.
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Tacoma
Wash
Alaska
Cook Inlet
Schooner Biwabie Sinks in St Clair Canal Silt
Detroit dispatch reports the schooner Biwabie ran aground on the west bank of the St. Clair ship canal and sank at once. If she shifts into the channel, traffic in both directions will be blocked.
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Detroit
Mich
Biwabie
St. Clair Ship Canal
Live Stock Exposition Opens in Chicago Crowd at Dexter Park
The International Live Stock Exposition opened in Chicago on Monday night with Mayor Harrison Secretary of Agriculture Wilson Gov. Yates and R. W. Hall of Texas speaking in that order before a large appreciative crowd at the Dexter park amphitheater.
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Chicago
Dexter Park
Harrison
Wilson
Gov
Yates
R. W. Hall
Texas
Weinig Secures Decision in Milwaukee Fight
Al Weinig of Buffalo earned the decision over Chicago's Billy Stift after six rounds at the Milwaukee Boxing Club on Monday night.
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Weinig
Milwaukee
Wis
al Weinig
Buffalo
Billy Stift
Chicago
Milwaukee Boxing Club
Deserters Tainted Balangiga Massacre Link Reported
Washington reports Manila papers claim deserters from the American army planned the Balangiga massacre in Samar. Two deserters acted as spies before the attack. Deserters in Samar and Batangas are blamed for discipline problems and killings, including July fighting near Sipa that killed Capt Wilhelm and Lieuts Ramsey and Lee.
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Washington
Manila
Balangiga
Samar
9Th Cavalry
Batangas
Sipa
Wilhelm
Ramsey
21St Infantry
Lieut
Lee
Gen
Smith
20Th Infantry
Stowaway Found in Steamer Palatia Hold
A German man, about 30, was discovered unconscious in a packing case aboard the Palatia after docking at Hoboken. The case labeled J. B. 71 and marked This side up with care contained whisky crumbs and bread. He had little money and the consignor remains unknown. The ship had not opened the hatch since leaving port. The stowaway was rushed to a Hoboken hospital with poor odds of recovery and to tell his tale.
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New York
Palatia
Hoboken
Ias
John Beck
Plucky farmer shoots horse trader near Colby
Chippewa Falls Wis Dec 3 An drew Johnson a horse trader was shot and instantly killed near Colby Monday. Johnson and a partner attacked a farmer who was going home with a large sum of money. Johnson seized the bridle and demanded the money. The farmer told him to come and get it and as he approached the farmer shot Johnson dead. His partner escaped.
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
Andrew Johnson
Colby
Johnson
Germany and Russia propose international anti anarchist conference
Berlin reports a special dispatch from St. Petersburg stating that Germany and Russia have reached a full agreement on holding an international anti anarchist conference. Both powers have sent identical notes to other nations inviting participation, likely including the United States.
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Berlin
St. Petersburg
Germany
Russia
United States
Mint reports November 1901 coinage totals
Washington on December 3 reports the director of the mint issued a monthly statement showing total U S coinage for November 1901 at 7,484,090 dollars. Gold 6,670,000 dollars silver 917,000 dollars and minor coins 297,000 dollars were minted.
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Washington
Mint
United States
Rancher Shot Employed In Wyoming Murder Charge
Sheridan Wyoming December 3 Jas Field a rancher near Whitewood across the state line shot and killed his employee Charles Ramsey during a Monday altercation Field says he fired in self defense He is held on a murder charge
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Sheridan
Wyo
Field
Whitewood
D. D
Charles Ramsey
Not Ready For a Match
New York on December 3 Sam Harris and Jack Corbett met to arrange a rematch between McGovern and Young Corbett. Corbett's manager shocked attendees by saying he was not prepared to make a match at that time.
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New York
Sam Harris
Jack Corbett
McGovern
Young Corbett
Corbett
To Avoid Lynching In Nashville Murder Charge
Mrs. Lou Massey and J. W. Jones of Humphrey county were placed in Davidson county jail Monday morning on murder charges and transported by Sheriff Fentress to Nashville to avoid a lynching.
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Nashville
Tenn
Lou Massey
J. W. Jones
Humphrey County
Davidson County
Fentress
Death of James Cox Secretary Passes in St Louis
James Cox secretary of the St. Louis Business Men's League died Monday night at age 49. Cox previously owned a Kansas newspaper and later aligned with St Louis press circles.
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James Cox
St. Louis
Married at Midnight in St Louis Celebrates Union
Parental opposition prompted Robert L. Durff to travel from Louisville to St Louis and send for his fiancee Miss Annie A. Jones. The couple were married at midnight amid family tension and local interest.
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St. Louis
Robert L. Durff
Louisville
Annie A. Jones
Deserted From a Training Ship Buffalo Receives Deserter Arrests
The United States training ship Buffalo departed San Juan Puerto Rico on a cruise to Fort De France Martinique and then Hampton Roads on April 4. Fourteen men deserted from shore, with eleven already arrested by local police.
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San Juan
P. R
United States
Buffalo
Fort de France
Martinique
Hampton Roads
Sparring Contests Not Unlawful in Philadelphia
Judge Martin on the court of press ruled sparring contests are not unlawful in Philadelphia. The December 3 opinion states such contests are permissible under city law.
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Philadelphia
Martin
Court of Press
Ohio Youths Run Rampant After Victory Parade
In Cleveland on December 3, one hundred fifty Case school students who celebrated a football win over Western Reserve University attacked two Reserve professors, dragged them onto tar barrels, and sought their release. They then seized several Reserve students including James Midlethwaite, ducked him in a park pond, and escorted him toward downtown on an electric car before James McClary, Reserve captain, armed with a revolver, intervened. The mob continued through downtown streets, but no arrests were made.
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Cleveland, O
Case School
Western Reserve University
Western Reserve
James Midhlethwaite
Columbus
Farmer’s teeth swallowed during removal attempt
In Maysville Ohio on December 3 a farmer near Fredericktown named Wid Shipley swallowed his false teeth after doctors forced them into his esophagus while attempting removal. Physicians say an operation is needed to save his life. A few years ago William S. Smith of this city died after swallowing his false teeth.
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Maysville, O
Shipley
Fredericktown
Telegraph editor Wilbert P. Clark ends life in Toledo
Wilbert P. Clark, last five weeks telegraph editor of the Times, committed death by his own hand in Toledo on Monday by taking laudanum. A Buffalo paper earlier, he was 27, married last August to Valeria Krieghoff but never lived with her due to her parents' objections. Despondency over domestic troubles led to the suicide. he had worked in Detroit New York and Kansas City.
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Toledo
Wilbert P. Clark
Telegraph
Times
Buffalo
Clark
Valeria Krieghoff
Findlay Glass Workers Desert From Burns Faction
One hundred fifty window glass workers in Findlay Ohio deserted the anti Burns faction on Monday and rejoined the Simon A Burns wing. The move shocks labor circles as Burns opposition had been strong there. Secretary Erickson of Pittsburgh Burns faction completed the reorganization Monday night.
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Anti-Burns
Findlay, O
Findlay
Anti- Burns
National Organization
Simon A. Burns
Burns
Erichson
Pittsburg
Move to unite eastern basket makers into trust
Findlay Ohio December 3 news that organizers plan to fold all basket manufacturers east of the Mississippi into a trust. Leading promoter is William Ducomb, president of Findlay Basket Co. A million dollars would be needed to buy the plants joining the scheme.
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Findlay, O
Mississippi
William Ducomb
Findlay Basket Co
Governor declines to halt proposed prize fight in Richmond
Columbus official reports Gov. Nash received a Lake county prosecutor telegram asking to stop a Monday prize fight at Richmond. The governor replied that the prosecutor could handle the matter locally by ordering the sheriff to act.
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Columbus
Nash
Lake County
Richmond
Consolidation forms Tuscarawas Traction Co. in Ohio
Fostoria Ohio December 3 The Tuscarawas Electric Road and the Tuscarawas Railroad Co have been consolidated under the name of the Tuscarawas Traction Co with a capital stock of 350000 dollars.
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Fostoria, O
Tuscarawas Electric Road
Tuscarawas Railroad Co
Tuscarawas Traction Co
State sues Southern Ohio Traction for 16000 over safety device
Hamilton Ohio December 3 The state's suit to recover 16000 from the Southern Ohio Traction Co for alleged failure to install a safety device at the Trenton crossing was filed here at noon Monday.
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Hamilton, O
Southern Ohio Traction Co
Trenton
Springfield Man Attacked by Cow Near Clifton
George Kershner, 80, living near Clifton, was attacked by a cow and knocked down. His right arm was broken and shoulder dislocated, he was gore d and will probably die.
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Pringfield
George Kershner
Clifton
Cave‑in injures Durbin Shaup and uncle in Marysville
In Marysville Colorado on December 3 Durbin Shaup aged 14 suffered fractures to both legs and severe internal injuries from a sand bank cave in He may die His uncle Beve Shaup also sustained serious injuries in the same accident
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Marysville
Durbin Shaup
Beve Shaup
Tailor Emil Goodman Killed by Burglar in Cleveland
In Cleveland on December 3 a burglar shot and killed Emil Goodman a tailor who was slain after entering his shop to rob him. The crime marks a fatal break in the quiet street crime wave, with investigators seeking the culprit and motive.
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Cleveland, O
Emil Goodman
Boy 10 Explodes Dynamite in Goshen
Ira, 10, son of Low Shores, Goshen Ohio, while handling a dynamite cartridge, caused an explosion. Three fingers on the left hand blown away and the right hand injured.
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Goshen, O
Ira
Sen
Low Shores
Injuries Proved Fatal in Ohio Car Incident
Lancaster O Dec 3 Raymond Tigner died Monday from injuries after being run over by cars.
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Lancaster
Raymond Tigner
A Woman Never Likes to Give Money to Solicitors
A Philadelphia Bulletin item notes a woman who freely admits she talks too much in shopping, confesses waste of time on a tour, and jokes about others. She values economy yet quibbles with words, delays plans for dressmakers, and enjoys gossip about gowns.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
German cigar sales surge past half a million markers
Last year Germany consumed 376 tons of imported cigarettes valued at 1.737 million dollars, a figure five times higher than a decade earlier, showing a sharp rise in tobacco imports and consumption.
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Germany
SUY WATCHES AS TRINKETS
An Eighth street jeweler cited by the Philadelphia Record says few women buy gold watches for timekeeping, treating them mainly as trinkets worn like medals. Men frequently use watches for precise timing, and professional women often opt for silver watches.
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Eighth Street
Philadelphia Record
Chestnut Street
Illinois pumpkins dry to cakes via apple evaporator
A Flora correspondent reports Noble County uses an apple evaporator to dry pumpkins. Strips are dried like apples, pressed into market ready cakes, tested by bakeries and hotels as superior to canned pumpkin. Farmers harvest large pumpkins, yielding three dollars per ton, with high yields per acre despite drought.
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Illinois
Noble
St. Louis Republic
Man killed after horse bolted from cab in Streatham
In Streatham, Pope of Ferrar Road recounts a fatal cab accident where a horse bolted, throwing the driver from the cab. He praises St Jacobs Oil, claiming it cured his rheumatism after a half bottle given by a friend named Bowman, and says the cure lasted.
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A . Pope
Ferrar Road
Streatham
Bowman
Pope
St. Jacobs
Diet and character debate from a luncheon crowd
Mr Smithfield and Mr Wood debate whether food shapes character while sampling fare. Sugar in coffee, beefsteak and lobster exchange playful cannibalistic hints, ending with jokes about beets mutton and prize fighters.
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Mr. Smithfield
Mr. Wood
Pittsburg
Nickel Plate Road Promises Low Rates and Quality Service
Travelers urged to compare fares with Nickel Plate Road, which claims the lowest rates and efficient service. Uniformed attendants assist all passengers, dining cars offer meals from 35 cents to 1.00, Pullman service is standard, and semi weekly tourist cars run between Atlantic and Pacific coasts. Contact nearest Nickel Plate agent for details.
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Nickel Plate Road
Atlantic
Pacific
Indianapolis News Quips Lightly About Welcome News
It is mighty seldom that we are as glad to see anyone as we pretend to be. The remark from the Indianapolis News suggests a cheerful, tongue in cheek welcome sentiment reflecting local wit.
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Indianapolis News
Death Valley Tourist Encounters Silent Town
A tourist in Death Valley greets a local and learns the area is exceptionally quiet. The native notes there is little life most of the year, save for the occasional funeral that breaks the monotony.
Walter Baker cocoa wins three gold medals at Pan-American Exposition
Judges at the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo awarded Walter Baker & Co. Limited of Dorchester three gold medals for Breakfast Cocoa and all cocoa and chocolate preparations. The exhibit is praised for excellence, marking the thirty-seventh high award from Europe and America.
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Buffalo
Walter Baker & Co. Limited
Dorchester
Mass
Europe
America
Keeping the Secret in a Stray Stories vignette
In a brief Stray Stories excerpt an old bachelor Uncle-Well, Charlie declares his wish to be rich to gain affection and petting. He insists the secret must stay hidden, framing wealth as the key to care while noting the family’s view of him as an old fool.
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Charlie
Popular Lackawanna Route Promises Fine Meals and Scenery
The New York to Chicago Lackawanna line grows clearer to travelers with scenic routes and excellent cars. Dining car service follows a European plan where meals are paid for a la carte, with a range from cheap to expensive. Club breakfasts or suppers are offered at a minimum of 35 cents.
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New York
Chicago
Lackawanna Railroad
America
Boomville subsidy linked pie plants and rhubarb field
A Baltimore American note recounts Boomville promoting several pie plants by backing a subsidy for manufacturing establishments. He allegedly planted a rhubarb field to qualify for the fund, illustrating a local push to develop industry and agriculture.
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Goophe
Getty
Boomville
Baltimore American
Court halts Cascarets imitation by Gorey in Cleveland
Public notice reports Judge Wing of the Federal Court of Cleveland issued a permanent injunction with costs and damages against lawyer Gorey for manufacturing and selling an imitation of Cascarets. The ruling warns dealers and readers against substitutes or claims to be “just as good” and advises contacting Sterling Remedy Company in New York or Chicago for concerns.
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Judge Wing
Federal Court of Cleveland
Gorey
Sterling Remedy Company
New York
Chicago
Storm traveler seeks dry room and brandy
A storm-beaten traveler asks for warmth, exclaims about being wet, and pleads for a dry room and brandy while the Philadelphia Press notes the exchange with the landlord at a roadside inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside
Philadelphia Press
Best for the Bowels Cascarets Candy Cathartic Ad
An advertisement touts Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a cure for many ailments from headache to cancer by restoring bowel health. It promises painless, natural movements and urges starting for 10 cents, warning against imitations and noting genuine boxes bear GC C stamped on each tablet.
Department Store Exchange Sparks Odd Collar Inquiry
A Philadelphia Press item recalls a department store scene where a customer asks for a dog collar. The salesman, recently moved to that department, replies with a quirky question about the customer’s shirt size, highlighting a humorous misalignment in the shop floor exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Press
How She Knew in the Philadelphia Record
A Philadelphia Record item reports a medium misidentifying a widow’s husband as “raping.” The widow, puzzled, jokes he must have forgotten his night key, framing a brief, ironic anecdote about a mistaken reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phiadelphia Record
Reduced round trip rail fares to Virginias and Carolinas from Ohio
On December 3 and 17 the Norfolk and Western Railway will sell round trip tickets from Cincinnati and Columbus to points off the Virginias and Carolinas at greatly reduced rates. For rates and information, address Hull D. P. A. at 45 East 4th Street in Cincinnati.
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Norfolk & Western Ry
Cincinnati
Columbus
Virginias
Carolinas
Hull
E. 4Th St
To Cure a Cold in One Day Laxative Bromo Quinine
Claim 25 cent remedy promises a one day cure for colds with laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. Advertises refund from druggists if it fails. Includes price 25c and claim of guaranteed relief.
What is an adage and its purpose
A Boston Transcript quote defines an adage as a concise maxim used to deter or persuade action. A testimonial from Mrs. Thos. Robbins of Maple Street Norwich New York dated February 17 1900 claims Piso's Cure for Consumption saved her life three years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Boston Transcript
Thos. Robbins
Maple Street
Norwich, N. Y
Double Wedding Noted By Local Minister
The minister quipped after officiating a double wedding that “this is what we can putting two and two together,” as reported by the Cincinnati Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Jo*erver
Men who see profit in others' business lose money
A short quote from the Atchison Globe notes that some men consistently see great profit in other people's trades but end up losing money when they enter those ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison Globe
Putnam Faceless Dyes Said to Be Easy as Soap
The note states that Putnam Faceless Dyes are as simple to use as soap with no mass or failures. It quotes a moral line by George Eliot about rulers and humor in leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam
Lifting Women Through Learning Remains Elusive
The notice argues that even with calls to uplift and educate women, real enjoyment and practical use lag behind belief and voice, suggesting persistent barriers to true empowerment and access to learning opportunities.
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