Early Career of Purdy as Attorney in Minneapolis
The article outlines Purdy's rise from a modest start at the Minnesota court system to assistant United States district attorney. It notes his initial salary of 35 dollars a week, his unambitious early life, and his rapid success in cases that saved the government over 10 000 dollars. It credits him with aiding the Northern Pacific merger investigation and later challenging major industries as attorney general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Servid
Ehter
White House
Tceh
Purdy
Driilani
Uae
Hitetit
Minneapolis
United Tea District
Minnesota
Ries
Tice
Han
Tie
Gates Family Gambler Returns to Rawhide After Big Losses
Charles G Gates, once a Wall Street prodigy and partner in a New York brokerage, built a fortune before a 40 million dollar collapse shattered his family. After stints in France and a retreat to Rawhide, he resumes risky dealings in gambling towns and high stakes ventures, seeking a new comeback.
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Charles G. Gates
John W. Gater
New York
T Walters
Wall Street
Consolidated Steel
Militius
Joel
Qader
Charles
Gates
France
Blow to British Liberals in by election defeat
Winston Churchill loses his seat in parliament by 420 votes amid a Liberal collapse. W. Joyson Hicks wins the seat with 3 447 votes to Churchill’s 4 988. The defeat reflects anger at suffrage and Churchill’s role as war correspondent and leader in the king.
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Winston Ghyrell
Voard of Trade
Aagultl
W. Joyson Hicks
Wulonat
Ghyroll
Qhurehil
Litelks
Orbiner Rink
Otareh-if
Premiar Asquith
Churchill
Unier
Brant
Lord Randolph Churchill
New York
Feonard Jerome
Famoye
Horaga
Pratao
Hie
Goa
Cuba
Tehoner
Ondurman
Hughes Yen and Woodford in Republican nomination chatter
The text outlines Hughes Yen and Stewart L. Woodford as pivotal figures in New York Republican politics. It notes Woodford's long legal career, Civil War service, and past political roles, while discussing potential presidential nomination dynamics and opposition considerations within the party.
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Yen
Stewart L. Woodford
Hughes League
New York
Hughes
Jon Ogmon
Hie Paya
Joe
Woodford
Ilo
Collees
Gouthery Dg
Gadher-Gennyel
Put
Waa
Besn
Newbsy
Ppacior
Greater New York
Spain
Yeur
United Aly
Progressive Era Vision vs Armament in American Speech
A speech extols national defense while urging spending on schools churches and universities. It argues workers and capital should share fruits of labor and criticizes militarism as a threat to republican virtue and national progress. It condemns socialism and supports individual initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Ian
Amerigan
Amerlea
Jnst
Evans' Flag Pown Relinquishes Command of Atlantic Fleet
Rear Admiral Roblay D. Evans yesterday relinquished command of the Atlantic fleet to Rear Admiral Quarles Bf Phorne. He was wheeled in a chair to a banquet at the Saint Francis Hotel and spoke amid a parade of staff and dignitaries. The Minnesota battleship and accompanying ships saluted as the transfer occurred in a formal, celebratory setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ran Trancleco
Admini Roblay D. Evans
Quarles Bf
Phomne
At. Francis
Hota
Connecticut
Thomas
Minnesota
Dows
Stailar Honorp
Hippides
Cagilentag
Tieulehaus Herren
Mms
Bargs
Rageevelts Aye Berltah Weehingtoy Campaign Outing
A garbled town report notes a political outing linked to a campaign. Names such as Mig and John Durroughs appear amid fragments about timing near five to eight in the evening and a local location tied to Mrs. Roosevelta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Durroughs
Roosevelt
Auertalenyite
Medical advice and a Mandarin anecdote in early press style
The fragment references a physician offering exercise guidance to improve health and appetite, likening a visitor to a Shanghainese doctor. A Mandarin character debates routines and sleep, while a humorous exchange mentions polishing floors and daily discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feondmisal
Wu Ting-fang
Havnald
Shanghai
Cama
Tare’ Lavger
Mercury in Ointments Warns Against Catarrh Treatments
Historical note on dangerous consequences of mercury-containing remedies for catarrh. Mentions Mercury, patent medicines, and cautions about unsafe compounds. Includes miscellaneous advertisements and fragmentary items on scaffolding, foot care, and society humor.
Benne Syrup of Figs Promoted by Well Informed World
A broad claim touts Benne Syrup of Figs as an ethical remedy with healthful benefits. The advertisement emphasizes wide approval by the Well Informed of the World and urges purchase through local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Figsa
Benne
Peruna Catarrh Remedy Promoted by Expert Claims
An advertisement extols Peruna as a superior catarrh remedy combining HYDRASTIS CANADENSIS with TONICS like COLLIN SUNIA CANADENSIS CORYDALIA FORMOSA and CEDRON SEED. It asserts broad action on nasal membranes and nervous system, strengthens circulation and arteries, and cites endless testimonials and theoretical validation from the Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company of Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copatra
Peruna
Perona
Pérona
Peruna’ Drug Manufacturing Company
Columbus
Ohio
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Harypér's Weekly
Clenay & On
Toledo
Bai
Amily Wille
Allen
A. S. Olmsted
Phat
Pat
Bridget
Procera
Backes
D-Zerta Co
Rochester
Shaw
Garfield
Qarfinth Tea Co
Brooklyn
Renan
Agi
Hennepin Co
N. AW
Linneapolie
Amplendid
Bedt
Murkoba
Sima
Mita
Winal Beatty Fone
Sloan Liniavent
Sloan
Earl S. Sloan
Boston
Mass
ALL & Ae
Ny Nudicas
W. le Grae
Jaques Mig. Co.hicago
Herke
Hecinion
Basia
Showi
Pitites
Daugheter
Gy Adeier
Teview
Crete
Emily Grogy
E. T, Holmes
Jackwea St
St. Prat
Weverrmueth
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