A Horrible Legacy of 1 Percent Panics and Pseudoscience
A long, garbled account cites medicine ads and dubious claims from a bygone era. It references 1 percent cures, William Pink Bills for Pale People, and various ailments tied to nervous and circulatory issues. The text notes unverified treatments by a Dr. Wiliam and a connection to Dunkirk, with promises of cures via questionable tonics and patent medicines.
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Marta
Tyre
Teitbig
Roy
Wiliam
Egan
Lowes
Dunkirk
Weopetetr
Ube
Gluoris
J. J. Stewart
Wee Law Medicine Company
Tenens
Revoltees Bimitay Apilat-Another tevalt uglinet
The article reports a revolt led by a figure called Apilat against Uroket and a faction named G.0W. The rebels claim to have buried a military force at Vilpoy where bone soldiers were killed. The setting is near the west coast of Portugal with unclear timing and sparse details.
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Uglinet Tekorlae
Goa
Portugal
Adie
Vilpoy
Killei
Telegraphed praise as Ware’s appointment foes forward
Telegraphed congratulations pour in from Nebraska New Mexico and other states as Secretary Cortelyou relays the President’s action. A mix of messages from Governor Savage of Nebraska and other figures arrives. Ware weighs the appointment amid public and political reaction.
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Cortelyou
Mim
Tribune Wire
Thonse
Esty- WiHoner
Washington
Ware
Kiovin
Peti
Mr. Ware
Seoeeine
Saenes
Godked
Avery
Gortaeking
Rimocitrte
Wien
Central National
Savage
Hately
Alb
Cherojes
Perry
James Whitcoms Hiney
Mr Ware
Delegation Tensions Over Kansas Pensions Bid
Fragmentary report shows a Kansas delegation factional dispute over a pension post. Curtis chairs a subcommittee while statements imply unity is valued. President and Senator Burton pose questions about who should hold the position. The White House aims for alignment with Kansas interests.
Testimony on military command structure in Roosevelt era
Gen Schofield testifies before Senate committee that the constitution places the president as supreme commander who must act through the secretary of war. He argues the army should have a chief of staff rather than a commanding general and criticizes the idea of direct personal authority without communication with the president or secretary.
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Schofield
Roosevelt
Miles
Warrington
Senata
Schhofield
Kenera
Taittter
Schofield Aald
Senator Burrows
Schoffeldt
Guthe Burrows
Gen. Schonetd
Maggio Released From New Mexico Jail
Antonio Maggio, once jailed in Las Cruces since shortly after an alleged assassination plot against President McKinney, was released by order of audee POW Parker at the request of the United States district at Baren. The Andrews Opera Company member had reportedly forecast the death of President McKinley months earlier.
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Albuqueradue
N. M
Antonio Maggio
Las Cruces
McKinney
Wmpicion
Maggio
Andrews Opera Company
McKinley
Buffalo
Audee
Parker
United States
Baren
Reid
Boer Proposal and Cabinet Split Rumors in London
London April 14 report on cabinet meeting at theForeign Office as exchequer Sir Michael Hicks Beach and colonial secretary Joseph Chamberlain discuss methods to fund war. Rumors of a heated exchange with Mr Chamberlain and a signed denial by Chamberlain followed the unexpected summons of ministers. Mrs Cleveland returns home from Princeton.
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London
Michael Hicks Beach
Joseph Chamberlain
Foreign Office
Hank of Tugland
Chamberlain
Rulnig War Fund
Chamberitis
Senna
Ford
Tesla
We Are Not Alarmists Would Direct Attention to Kidney Disease
A cautious note urges awareness of serious kidney disease symptoms seen in thousands. It stresses the condition is deadly if ignored and calls for prompt medical evaluation and awareness rather than panic.
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Palne
Victians Obsepherceg Einer Ale
Robert Bowers
North 13Th St
Newark
Ned
Iecasie
Galery Co Scasate
California
Fred Berrey
Santa Fe
Mrsc. Howell
Ponce
Berar
Topeka News Highlights Attract Local Attention
In Topeka a mix of events fills the week from cane company purchases to school debates and church gatherings. Wilbur Kirvin plans a musical at Crawford’s. Washburn College hosts prize debate won by Free Trade advocates. local officials discuss pensions, public notices, and employment prospects as Topeka institutions host speakers and prepare for upcoming civic events.
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Wilbur-Kirvin Company
Muscote
Crawfards
Orphern
Wesley Merritt
Santa Fe
Wriday
Pepanus
Pension Cormissionership
Phyalclung
ST Peters
Court House
St Emporia
Topol
W. B. Carter
Clay Odell
Natural History Society of the
High Ache
Topeka
Dennis
Rock Inland Hashinier
Chicago
Wile
el Paso
Texas
Ae Tomeks
Washburn College
Potter
Brigatier Addie
Salvation Army
First Congregations
Kansas
Weebington
Senator Hurston
Hering Medical College of
Topeka High School
W. F Roetz Music Company
Newle & Shepherd
W. F. Kennedy
Otto VonLanven
Kennedy
H. H. Hanlett
Alatmma
Ellis, Bowen and
Berkley Avenues
Free
Shawnee County
August Johnson
Kansan
W. H. Harris
Thomas Atkinson
A. J. Bolinger
Frank Kitlouke
RF. Wite
Grace Cathedral Guild
Bauck
A.W. Tatey
W. Nellie
Dane
Eric S. Wali
Leon
GAR
Wednemias
Pittsburg
Pailadelphia
Washington
Hubert M. Tuce
Topelix
Loring Farnsworth
West Sixth Avenue
Euce
Tastrict
Talent States
Yorne
United States
Crum
Anehhee
Leavenworth
Clear Lacnet
Cbs
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Kidney Relief
Advert says Paine's Celery Compound cures kidney diseases by addressing back pain, fatigue, and urine issues. It cites dramatic improvements and testimonials from Newark readers, urging quick use to avoid serious illness.
East Tenth pavement dispute and death of executive
Residents along East Tenth avenue clash over where to place a new pavement between Quincy and Jefferson with south side walkers favored to keep space. city committee reviews center pavement plan amid protests. James Dyer Leary Holtman Howes Hotel vice president dies in New York aged 11. Quay opposes Elkin for governor in Pennsylvania after months of silence.
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East Tenth Avenue
Quincy
Jffernon
Atrests
Pent Street
Gaunets
New York
James Dy, Learey
Holtman Howes Hotel Company
A New Baby and Grape Nuts Advice Story
A mother describes a difficult nursing period with her infant and recounts Dr Campbell recommending Grape Nuts mixed in hot milk. After following the advice the baby improved and the mother felt stronger, with neighbors noting her rapid progress. The piece presents a domestic anecdote about diet and infant care.
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Dr. Campbell
Atemce
Strang
Ana Thy
Hue
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