Reform for Korea Seeks Wide Modernization Plan
Prince Ito, the Japanese resident general, arrives in Seoul after promising reform to Korea. He outlines a program with equitable land laws, fair taxes, protection of life and property, universal education, independent courts, and anti corruption. Japan approves a 10 million yen five year cost as an investment, not a Korean tax.
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Crude Attacks Tribesmen Near Casa Blanca
On September 23 General Crude resumed the offensive after failed negotiations and burned a Moorish camp at Sidebraham south of Casa Blanca. Two thousand infantry with cavalry and artillery marched forty kilometers in twelve hours, attacking at dawn. The tribesmen fought, but the French squad dispersed them with a vigorous early assault. scattered horsemen harassed the French flank.
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Burns Moerios Camys
Philippines Policy Split Over Dawey Fire on Advice
New York dispatch reports Admiral Dawey opposing any plan to surrender the Philippines. He argues retention is essential, citing its military value and great future for American trade in the Orient. The interview stresses the islands’ strategic importance and potential economic expansion for the United States.
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New York
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Philippines
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Orient
Cork Mercia
Constantine Found Guilty In First Degree Murder Trial
Chicago watchers report Frank J. Constantine was found guilty of murdering Mrs. Arthur Gentry by a jury in Judge Kavanagh's court. Life imprisonment was set as the penalty after a jury deliberation of about a day and a half. The crowded courtroom witnessed Constantine react with tense, minimal emotion as the verdict was read.
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Frank J. Con Hantine
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Arthur Gentry
Renominate Tom Johnson for Fourth Term in Cleveland
Cleveland Ohio September 12 Mayor Tom Johnson was renominated for a fourth term by acclamation at the Democratic convention to oppose Republican nominee Congressman Burton. The platform emphasizes a front on trusted local reform and improvements. Nebraska Goes Into Court
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Tom Johnson
Cleveland
Woman testifies to kidney relief with Dean's Kidney Pills
Mrs J D Tomson of Columbia Missouri reports two years of water retention and pain after an operation. She says kidney function was disrupted and secretions were too frequent. After using two boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills her trouble has not reappeared. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
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Tea From the Flowers Reveals New Brew Possibilities
An 19th century discussion outlines aroma and color differences in tea made from flower petals Blumens and other materials versus traditional leaf tea. It notes the fragile, red brown infusion, acquired taste, and limited commercial viability while suggesting America could profit from processed tea dust akin to far eastern brick tea. Europe already trades tea dust widely.
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Europe
America
Orient
Value of an oath echoes in Haywood trial talk
Clarence Darrow cites a Alabama case to mock witness credibility in the Haywood trial. He recalls a man insisting his oath’s value as a six-dollar wager, illustrating how testimony can mislead when truth is uncertain. The anecdote accompanies a broader discussion of evidence and perception.
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Haywood
Alabama
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Mosquitoes Aid River Range Duck Hunter Arrest
County Game Warden Charles Daniel corners Dugall Bell near Anchor Street in River Range after Bell attempts a duck hunt. Bell hides in a bog, swarmed by mosquitoes as Daniel waits. Bell emerges two hours later, is arrested, and later released on a court promise.
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Datroit News
Fifteen Years of Eczema Relief with Cuticura Cure
An army man from Fort Crook Nebraska recalls fifteen years of eczema on hands arms and legs. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent for about six days the itching ceased the sores disappeared and he feels better than ever. The piece also contains a humorous parlor car dusting exchange between a porter and traveler.
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Edward Wovell
Handséth
U. 5, Infantry
Fort Crook
Nebraska
Defiance Starch Promises Superior Laundering Power
In a period piece voice a mock dialogue extols the virtues of Defiance Starch, boasting stronger starch and better finish than competitors. The dialogue also references railroading claims and a legal threat over employment chatter, all framed as promotional chatter and humor.
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Defiance
Plague of Frogs Plagues Rural English Town
In Rye and adjoining Chiltern hills near High Wycombe England residents report nightly frog invasions. Locals plan a crackdown while urging caution to mothers to use Castorla remedy carefully for infants and children.
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Chiltern Hills
Beemmine
The Quiet Paradox of Speech and Silence
A compact meditation on how restraint challenges speakers who feel urged to speak. The statement weighs the tension between desire to articulate thoughts and the discipline of restraint, suggesting silence may be deliberate, even strategic, for some.
Tumors Conquered by Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Endorsed as a major breakthrough, testimonials claim Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured fibroid and other tumor growths. Women report relief from pains, irregularities, and displacements after using the herbal remedy, with letters from multiple states praising lasting improvement.
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Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Livus
Lydia Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkhbom
Lydia EB
Hou
New Steel Cutting Method Claimed by Belgian Engineer
A Belgian engineer claims a new steel cutting process using an oxyhydrogen flame to heat the metal and a small stream of oxygen to form a fusible oxide that flows from the cut. The method is said to produce a cut as clean as a sawing cut, with a width of about one one-hundredth inch.
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