Canada praised for law, order and wheat fields abroad
The Fulton Gazette editor lauds Canada for strict law enforcement and social order from coast to coast. He notes liquor regulation, early closing of taverns, strong churches and schools, plus booming Western wheat yields of 20 to 50 bushels per acre and free land offers under 160 acres with $3 rates for homesteaders. rail rates to be announced by the Canadian government agent.
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Canada
Gazette of
Fulton
Nev
Western
England
Western Canada
Laurel
Charles Dickens
Loyal Citizen Faces Stranger in Drearyhurst Tale
A quirky town scene unfolds as Uncle Welby Gosh of Drearyhurst defends a local crusade. The exchange hints at a snug, orderly community avoiding pests and scandal.
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Uncle Welby Gosh
Drearyhurst
Cure a Cold in One Day Bromo Quinine Tablets
Ad promises a one day cure for a cold using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Druggists offer refund if not effective. Each box bears B W Grove’s signature and is sold for 25 cents.
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B.w.grove
Public Baths Progress in Large Cities
Federal labor reports show about 40 large urban centers provide public baths. Boston leads with 23 baths including 10 beaches 12 floating baths and one public pool, followed by Greater New York with 20 and Philadelphia with 15.
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Federal Bureau of Labor
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Disappointed Ambition in a Circus Clown Tale
A light exchange between a friend and a hobo reveals a lifetime wish to be a circus clown. The hobo laments bad luck preventing his dream.
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Alwua
Bed Bound for Months Hope Abandoned by Doctors
Mrs. Enos Shearer of Centralia Washington reports long illness with weakness sleeplessness swelling and pains. Three doctors said no cure and she was given up to die before using Kidsey Pills. After starting treatment she recovered and was back on her feet within weeks.
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Enos Shearer
Washington Sts
Centralia
Wash
Foneragibere Co
Buffalo, M
Wel Don Cobb Tips and political intrigue unfold
A lengthy review extols Wel Don Cobb Tips as timely fiction highlighting tragedy and strong emotion. The narrative follows Gideon Hope a political boss at a pivotal meeting where his power collapses after news of a murder linked to his brother Everett Hope is revealed, ending with his downfall.
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Tips
Gideon Hope
Timeline of world history events scattered through centuries
Readable entries chronicle explorers, wars, treaties, political shifts and notable births from 1492 through 1907. Key figures include Vincent Yanes Pinzon, Pizarro, Monroe, Jackson, Garfield, Harrison, and Roosevelt, with places such as Palos, Panama, Provincetown, Boston, Canandaigua, and Ottawa noted alongside events and dates.
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Vincent Yanes Pinzon
Palos
America
Francisco Pizarro
Panama
Peru
Provincetown Harbor
Cape Cod
Zenger
New York
Nova Scotia
Boston
Labor union activity marked across cities and nations
Reports show unions forming in Emporia and Albany, reorganizations in Buffalo, Buffalo, and Sacramento, plus a push for eight hour days and higher death benefits. Court upholds eight hour limit for public works. Australia and India discuss wages, and global labor trends include pulp paper, paper mills, and crafters unions.
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Teamsters
Emporia
Kan
Minneapolis
Sacramento
Cal
United Brewery Workmen of America
Oklahoma
Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators
International Union
United States
India
The Missing Everett Hope and Gideon Hope's City Power
Gideon Hope, a powerful political boss, watches his brother Everett vanish after a day of credit checks and a fatal link to the Consolidated Silver Company collapse. Police trace Everett’s movements to three o clock, but the eighth firm remains unknown as the city braces for political upheaval.
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Gideon Hope
Hope
Ife
Police
Sieneiadan
Consolidated Silver Company
Everett Hope
Rolling Mills
Commonwealth
Milliona
Everett
Manant
Trial date set for Hains in Annis murder case
The Hains murder trial in New York is fixed for December 14. Near Nicaragua coast the hurricane has damaged towns Rio Gratis and Pridaeayalka, with suffering and defoliation reported. A Brooklyn woman who suffered a fractured skull in an auto collision a month ago has become violently insane according to doctors, who call her case hopeless.
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T. Jenkins Hains
William O. Annis
New York
New Orleans
Nicaragua
Rio Gratis
Pridaeayalka
Brooklyn
N. Y
Growth of the American Automobile Industry
The auto industry shows a 94 million dollar capital base with 187 million in related trades. Over 108 thousand employed locally, 258 builders, and last year’s output near 52 thousand cars. Projections rise to 75 thousand cars next year with four factories producing about half and one factory 12 thousand. Foreign car imports total 28 million, while American car sales exceed 165 million last year.
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United States
America
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