Knaves Cnn Wear shone and quick cures advertised
An assortment of odd patent remedies and notices flood the page. Allen's Poot-Ease promises to cure corns, bunions, and swollen feet, while various agents recruit laborers for the Panama Canal and advertise other dubious products. Miscellaneous items include political opinions, a typewriter employment note, and a Rembrandt frontispiece in St Nicholas June.
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Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
N.Y
Colonia
Kingston
Jamalee
Panama Canal
St. Nicholas
Rembrandt
Melbourne Health Board Detects Bubonte Plague Cases
The board of health reports undoubted bubonte plague in a Melbourne family amid a vehement denial from the city. Authorities say tests confirm the infection within one household and urge vigilance.
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Mt Melbourne
Board of Health
Melbourne
Queen's Sinful Son Shocks European Nobility in Paris
The Duke of Saxe Coburg Gotha, Victoria’s son and Wales’ brother, arouses scandal with a Parisian stage performer known as Darling. A gold bracelet, high society intrigue, and a romance in the 19th century Paris scene are described, alongside the duke’s royal status and links to Russia and Denmark. The tale notes his music, navy rank, age, and marital ties, reflecting courtly gossip.
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Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
Victoria
Prince of Wales
Paris-ienne
Linsake
Duke
Darling
Arehiy
Moncfeur
Paris
Duke of
England
Duke of Edinburgh
Oxar
Russia
Boglan
Oger
Rusala
Princess of
Wales
Uitle
Denmark
Boy confesses fire at Holton Methodist church
A young boy bursts into an Holton Kansas Methodist meeting Sunday to report a basement fire. He says he started it and deserves a spanking. The fire was contained with little damage and the cleric praises the boy’s frank confession.
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Holton
Kan
Looking for Trouble Ends With Violent Attack in Hamilton
Shoemaker Ludwig Himeoben seeks Amiel Saldine at Saldine residence in Hamilton Ohio. Saldine jumps from table, slashes Himeoben’s neck and face with a knife, removes his right ear, then wounds him near the eye. He later claims he does not remember using a knife during the night assault.
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Ludwig Himeoben
General Garcia Captureur? High insurgent officer seized near Jess
General Garcia Capturee Ges Pantelon Garcia, the highest insurgent officer after Aguinaldo, has been captured by Lieut. B. W. Smith of General Funston's staff in the town of Jess, three miles north of San Idor, in the province of New Weija.
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Garcia
Pantelon Garcia
Aguinaldo
B. W. Smith
Funston
Jess
San Inidor
New Weija
Woman Holds 500 Poker Flush in Union Club Rarity
New York correspondent notes a rare straight flush seen at a Union Club poker game. A female player blinds the field with a five card diamond straight flush and then exposes a club flush for a bigger claim, declaring she would have bet much more if allowed.
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New York
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Mia
Fothamles Are Easily Gulled In New York City
The Springield Mass Republican notes New York City as a hub of credulousness for scams. It cites an oriental ancestor charm sold for a dollar and a so called good luck box imported from Lynn. Investigations show both schemes were local frauds aimed at New Yorkers.
Thought Her a Witch Ended In Murder at Mount Aetna
David Clay, long deemed irresponsible, killed his mother with a hammer during a frenzy after believing she was a witch. He resisted arrest, was bound, and jailed. He claimed Jesus commanded the act when questioned about the crime.
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David Clay
Mount Aetna
Clay
Jesus
Gypsy Elopement Ends With Hasty Marriage in Melrose
A Gypsy group led by King Buckland based in Westchester Village New York saw its king’s daughter elope with a New Yorker named Jack Burke. The couple drove to Rev. Mr Mattlel’s Melrose home where they married before Buckland arrived.
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King Buckland
Westchester Village
N. Y
Jack Burke
Mattlel
Melrose
Spanish bull fighter Mocalvo fined in Havana hair-cut incident
A Spanish bull fighter named Mocalvo en route from Mexico to Spain was arrested for drunkenness in Havana. Captain Pitcher imposed a fine and ordered that Mocalvo have his hair cut. He now claims $3,000 damages, arguing the haircut bars his entry to the bull ring.
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Mocalvo
Spain
Mexico
Havana
Cuba
Pitcher
Nlea
Frenzied Painter? Printer Holman Kills Wife Then Shoots Neighbor
In Louisville Kentucky G W Holman a printer cut his wife’s throat in a frenzy and then rushed outside to shoot Leonard Holstein a neighbor. A button on Holstein’s coat diverted the bullet saving his life and Holman was arrested.
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G. WH. Holman
Louisville
Leonard Holstein
Holstein
Holman
Mayor Asked to Resign After Sermon Attack
The Atlanta city council adopted a resolution urging Mayor James G. Woodward to resign following a sermon by Rev. L. G. Broughton that accused the mayor of immoral conduct and attacked his personal life.
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Atlanta (Ga
James G. Woodward
L. G. Broughton
Editor killed in theatre shooting in Gibara Cuba
Senor Alberti editor of Don Claridades was shot dead instantly by unknown assailant at the Gibara theater in Sanago de Cuba. The incident occurred during a city theater event prompting a police investigation and mourning from local press. An urgent search for suspects is underway.
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Senor Alberti
Don Claridades
Ascesia
Gibara
Province of
San Gago de Cuba
Dairy and Poultry Department Tackles Clean Milk Standards
The article records J H Monrad urging Illinois dairy producers to improve milk quality and hygiene, noting Danish pasteurization practices, pasture education, and the need for cooperative effort. It discusses Danish creamery systems, butter costs, and the impact of cattle genetics and census data on future meat and dairy supplies.
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J. H. Monrad
Illnois
Elgin
Denmark
Prof
Henry
Illinois
den Mark
London
Mr. Monrad
Poultry Notes On Medicine, Breeding, And Poison Hazards
Poultry notes warn against using medicines on healthy birds and stress judgement based on circumstances. Articles discuss grain choices, breed selection like Barred Plymouth Rocks, and dangers of poison from contaminated feed and Paris green sprays, urging careful management to prevent costly losses.
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Amis
Hogs and Salt Ashes Feed and Twine Sale News
Guidance on feeding hogs with salt and ashes or substitutes to maintain health and prevent sow misconduct. Report notes Kansas State Penitentiary binding twine to farmers directly, amid trust concerns. Also mentions Minnesota researching photography to detect oleomargarine with a simple test using butter coloration.
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Kansas State Penitentiary
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