Farcical Medical Verdict Shadows Margaret Bentley
Margaret Bentley awaits doom in September as a renowned physician tells her she has consumption and only months to live. The news upends her plans to marry Tom and leaves her to endure lonely days, secret thoughts, and a fraying sense of hope. The story follows her isolation after a rapid fall from a sheltered past to a grim future.
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Spedaliat
Tom
Margaret Bentley
Ion
Juno
Margaret Bentley Cid
Enitsa
Anu
Cocset
Chicago
Tite
An Unexpected reprieve in a quiet tragedy
A dramatic tale unfolds with Margaret Bentley faced by illness and a hidden death sentence. Tom believes marriage will comfort her as Miss Junia Larsen dies after a visit. a doctor reveals the drift of truth, and Margaret learns she has been spared. The couple goes on, grateful, as prayers for the dead bring quiet relief.
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Miss Bentley
Margaret Bentley
Junia Larsen
Margaret
Chicago Tribune
Postmaster Nominee for Macon Withdraws Opposition
Senator Bacon has dropped his opposition to the confirmation of Harry Stillwell Edwards as postmaster of Macon Georgia. The nomination had lingered amid claims of political realignment and a Southern Democratic push against youthful Republican joining. President McKinley appointed Ad Wiss, noted for intellect and elite connections, as postmaster in recognition of his independent stance.
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Bacon
Harry Stillwell Edwards
Macon
Republicng Party
Ad Wiss
McKinley
Indianapolis News
Macon's Plan for Automatic Tree Planting Initiated
Mayor Stith of Macon Georgia unveils a program to plant trees automatically in the city. For a 25 cent contribution a tree is planted, protected in an iron box bearing the donor's chosen name.
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Macon
Stith
Russian War committee meets on Boer progress
Four weeks into the war the Russian army officers convene under Grand Duke Vinadi mer to discuss Boer War progress, with the czar attending the meeting.
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Grand Duke
Vinadimer
Cheap Mates East Special excursion rates via D and RG
The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad quotes excursion rates for travel from Grand Junction to Denver on the Thenic Route of the World. Four daily fast express trains run between the cities with new dining cars and through Pullman and sleeping cars to Chicago.
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Denver & Rio Grande
Grand Junction
Denver
Chicago
Denver and
Rio
Great Overland Route Travel Appeal by Union Pacific
Jane Weddings this year are numerous says the Union Pacific Rail Road touting its Great Overland Route as the fastest east to west travel, superior equipment and service. H M Clay general agent Salt Lake City invites inquiry for prompt communications.
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Jane
Union Pacific
H. M. Clay
Gral
Salt Lake City
Tah
Peddlers Voice Plan To Form Union At Chicago Meet
Seven men gathered in a West Madison and Homan avenue lot, staying four hours as police passed. The spokesman urged forming a strong union to combat prejudice against peddlers. A chairman produced a tin sign reading No Peddlers.
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West Madison Street
Homan Avenue
Chicago
Rail travel rates and routes from Salt Lake City
Rates from Salt Lake City to Cincinnati Charleston St Paul and Missouri River points through trains with dining cars and safety features. Includes July travel dates via various via options and a single fare, contact C. Ke Warren, A T & S F general agent, Salt Lake City Utah. Prices listed as $1.45 $39.90 $1.00 $46.50.
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Cincinnati
Sisayysteene
Charleston
Sey
St. Paul
Missouri River Poin' Cage
St. Louis
Colorado Midland
Denver
Rio Granite
C. KE Warren
All Dooly Ilock
Salt Lake City
Utah
Only Two Kinds of Cooking by Mrs Rorer
Mrs Rorer in Home Journal declares only two kinds of cookery good or bad and warns that routine, overwork, and lack of study ruin meals. True preparation and simple methods yield wholesome, palatable food, not waste.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
T. Rorer
Juna Laitios’ Home Journal
German meat regs trigger expanded force of inspectors in Chicago
A heavy rise in permanent inspectors at Union Stock Yards Chicago became necessary to enforce orders anticipating the new German meat regulations starting October. An experienced aeronaut, Emil Markenberg, fell 60 feet while balloon ascents in Santa Ana California and was crushed to death before thousands. A Paris Relaire leader discusses the Washington station unveiling and notes possible France United States alliance contingent on Japan’s emigration concerns amid deceptive recruiting. The Emperor of China reportedly died by his own hand under pressure from Prince Luao, while the Empress Dowager survived after taking poison. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters touted as cure for digestion issues.
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Chicago
Gov
Emil Markenberg
Santa Ana
Cal
Heath
Paris
Washington
France
United States
Japan
Ler
Emperor of Ching
Luao
Summer Excursions East by Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific advertises tri daily trains from Utah Idaho and Nevada to Omaha Kansas City and Chicago with Pullman cars dining buffet library and free reclining chairs. It touts scenic routes Devil's Slide Witches Rocks Green River Bluffs Purple Rock and Devil's Gate and lists fares for several routes via Salt Lake and Denver. General Agent M. Clay Salt Lake City handles tickets.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Utah
Detroit
Chicago
Idaho
Paul
Saly Wie
Union Pacific
Nevada
Omaha
Kanas City
A Moorwork Oh Aomework Advertisements Women Seek Jobs
The daily papers overflow with ads from women seeking positions as housekeepers in small families with no children. Advertisers avoid hard work and seek gentle tasks. one woman offers to take a housework position or work by the hour. The piece notes strong demand for women to manage light household duties and praises sensible help. It also mentions Mrs Winslow's soothing cordial and a remark on handling automobiles in bad weather.
Secretary Wilson names Dr. Stubbs special agent to Hawaii
Appointment of Dr. William G. Stubbs of New Orleans as special agent to Hawaii to study climate and soil for potential government experiment stations on the islands. Also reports mass Independence Day explosions kill 30 and injure 1,325 across 125 cities.
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Wilson
William G. Stubbs
New Orleans
Hawaii
Anti Alcohol League Meeting At Grace Presbyterian Church
The Anti-Saloon League held a mase meeting at Grace Presbyterian church with participants from four churches. Ell F Ritter spoke praising temperance progress in the city and urging unity to achieve goals. A second main meeting is planned at Fourth Christian church next Tuesday evening.
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Ell F. Ritter
Indianapolis
Fourth Christian Church
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