Rich Brewers Trouble
New York December 7 John Groh wealthy brewer and member of German societies faces divorce actions after quarrel over weather and finances. His wife Susie Groh countersues as proceedings reveal a strained marriage, a daughter’s marriage, and a payout plan for a trust and home. The couple’s dispute includes use of assets, living arrangements, and a forthcoming testimony in court.
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New York
John Grob
Susie
Gren
Groh
Michael Groh
John
Michael
John Groh
aSaan
Hive Seiale
Youibe Wornasy
Mr. G
Mm Hendsome
Bee
Dircrer
Golden
Eunisie
Joe Cannes
Plea of a Hillionaire Defends Extravagance
Bradley Martin, a financier, writes in the December issue of the Nineteenth Century arguing for the liberty of extreme wealth and display. The piece defends ostentation as a personal right and reflects Gilded Age attitudes toward wealth and public perception.
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Oung
Hradley Martin
Lradley Martin
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promoted By Dr Worth
Dr Worth discusses new Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a far reaching stomach remedy. The claim states tablets digest food, relieve indigestion, and nourish nerves and muscles. Sold in packages for cents or by mail from F A Stuart, Marshall Michigan, with testimonials available.
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Eatiartie
Syaart
Tate
Stuarts
Stuart
Stuart Marshall
Adidresa
Lavish Expenditure of Wealth Justifiable Debate
A column argues that in tough times luxuries may boost demand and employment. It cites a New York ball as creating work for makers and sellers, while warning against excessive spending and noting that policy cannot curb personal spending beyond broad equity.
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New York
Martin
Municipal ownership urged over private utilities by Toledo mayor
Samuel M. E. Jones, Toledo mayor, opposed franchise grants and private control of public services. He warned that widespread franchise capture has left cities powerless and argued for municipal ownership as wiser and cheaper, rejecting compromise on private ownership of utilities.
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Samuel ME Jones
Toledo
Connecion
ATARI
Agnes
Oaer
Barbdér Chairs for Manila Cincinnati
December order from Hong Kong for berber chairs has just been received at Cincinnati. These chairs are restined Manila where the tongerial gedations new offered.
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Manila
Cincinnati
Hong Kong
Lion Hunt Leads Three Day Snowshoe Serial Sport
A Western Slope hunt promotes a three day lion chase with hunters from Colorado and Utah traveling by special cars to Debeque. Guides direct three squads toward large canyons where lions may retreat, with dogs, bobbers, and varied shooting matches ending in grand barbecues and prizes.
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Colcena
Colorado
Vian
Denver
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Salt Lake
Ogden
Dabsdus
Dutas
Cancun
Debeque
Laren Prizi
Two States
Ind
Large Furniture Factories Plan Major Merger in Mabagh Ind
About 38 schools furniture manufactories are to be merged into one company with $4,000,000 capital. New York will host the organizational meeting in December to finalize articles and stockholders’ sighting. Half the plants, including the Mabagh factory, will remain active. the rest may close if market demand requires. Abundant capital backs the plan. Wabash factory capacity will be doubled immediately.
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Mabagh. Ind
James Las
Watesh Church and School Partitrs
Boy rider perishes after Juniper mountain ride
Craig Col December 7 A 16 year old named Weebly Green was riding with horses toward Juniper mountain when he lost his way during last Monday's storm. He was found dead near his horse trailing behind him as his dog followed the faint trail toward home.
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Craig
Col
Weebley Green
Young Green
Dos
Pabst Malt Extract Praised Across United States
The article extols Pabst Malt Extract The Best Tonic as universally successful. It credits physicians and patients for endorsement and asserts purity and efficacy. It warns buyers against imitations while claiming the product received high scores from judges for perfection.
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United States
Domen Tolarebantes
Young hunter survives bear encounter in rugged terrain
Wesler Green, armed with a 33-55 rifle and a 45 revolver, faced a charging bear after cartridges exhausted. He climbed a cottonwood, avoiding the bear beneath, and narrowly escaped as the animal toppled him and the boy remained atop the limb until rescued hours later. Green vows not to tackle bears alone again.
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Lrulo
Wesley
Grech
Young Green
Tn Yan
Buffalo to Join Western League Amid Franchise Shakeup
Chicago reports Buffalo aims to enter the Western League with a compact circuit and restructured teams. Buffalo gains Toronto, Columbus link, and Denver moves. Buffalo president Franklin notes higher franchise price than in the Eastern loop. The deal boosts Buffalo and Toronto management while signaling a money‑driven, balanced schedule.
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Chicago
Burato
Deni
Buffato
Omata-St. Joe
Sever
Klestiers Hiftaio
Danny Dark
Brooklyn
Breck
Eastern Cidler
Thittaia
Toronto
Detralt
Indianapolis
Pesto
Paul Minneapolis
Hanna Cy
Milwaukee
Buffaly
Moronto
Lust Aucrust
Franks Dresident
Buffalo Cub
Columbus
Dogsbottus
la Certs
Nathvoal Lesmie
Amit Iitte Mosey
Man Recovers After Severe Esophageal Stricture Surgery
A patient in hospital endured weeks of starvation after a severe esophageal blockage. Surgeons performed a gastrostomy to bypass the obstruction, allowing nourishment to resume. The operation involved opening the stomach wall and creating a feeding route, with ongoing diet management and careful preparatory steps for a further procedure.
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Iceland
St. Joseph's
Atal
Galbraith
Fragmentary Medical Note on Recovery Progress
A decipherable fragment notes a patient nearing near normal status after a final operation, with limited readable detail on progress and outcome. The passage lacks clear names, dates, or organizations, preventing full context.
Flour Trust Formation Surprises Capitalists In Trade War
A major flour trust formed with Minneapolis mills to create a vast American enterprise. The plan, led by Thomas A. Mor Great Combiner, aimed to control capacity and markets, facing opposition and reluctant backing from Pillsbury officials. Talks with British investors occurred, then collapsed, and the scheme was abandoned after mixed signals and cautious comments from Glynn and McIntyre.
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Ee Neu Asetnion
Mutirus Sana
Minneapolis
Thomas A. Mor
Fierpont Morgan
Mclntyre
Gidit
Glynn
McIntyre
MeIntyre
Ammeriva
London
Sioux Fence At Pine Ridge Keeps Quiet Progress Report
Advices from Pine Ridge agency say the seventy mile barbed wire fence along the northern and western boundary of the reservation is being built rapidly under supervision of a Rushville contractor. Red Cloud leads Sioux protests over paying 14 000 from tribal funds, arguing the cost should not fall on the Indians. Protests note the fence diverts funds from productive uses and fears about cattle movements on ceded lands.
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Chamecham
Pine Hidge Agency
Possile
Assy
Trushville
Hed Cloud
United States Treasury
Red Cloud
Jeter
Fence
Funda
Jones
Ace
White River
Isuyere Northwest
Indian Fence and War Budget Sparks Congressional Debate
The piece reports a clash over cattle on the White River agency with Indians demanding $1 per head for released stock, prompting Washington appeals and a fencing solution to deter future incursions. It also notes the first deficiency appropriation bill for war expenses totaling $66,280,920, with large unspent balances in war and naval funds.
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Washington
Kyle
White River
War Department
Navals
A ROW ON HIS HANDS
Freyno Cal December. Growers and commercial bodies prepare to protest the European edict to restrict Zante currants imports as urged by President McKinley. Local Quatness men led the effort, arguing no more than hot currants are raised, opposing California raisins.
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Freyno
Cal
Dec
McKintey
California
Rheumatism Treated by Swift's Specific Promises Cure
An old testimonial extols Swift's Specific as a blood remedy that cures rheumatism. A Tennessee user, J. E. Maxaos of Meusteesboro, recalls severe lumbago and saistic rheumatism, credits the medicine with a full recovery after other doctors failed, and notes a money back guarantee if no mineral content is found.
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Johnston
Skuil
Stinis
Mall Chicago Medical Institute
Topeka
Kansas
J. E. Maxaos
Meus Teesboro
Tenn
Swift
Swift Specifo Co
Atlanta
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