Paine's Celery Compound Promoted Across Cities in 1860s Ads
The era promotion extols Paine's celery compound as a permanent remedy for neuralgia, debility, insomnia, and digestive issues. Letters from Green Bay and other cities claim dramatic health boosts, urging readers to try the remedy and praise its supposed nerve benefits.
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Paine
Green Bay
Wis
Palme
Arch
Witla, Richanienn & Co
Gentiemeh
Amine
China Seeks Large Loan Amid Boxer Uprising Turmoil
A Wellington time front reports Chinese officials seeking a loan of about 200 900 000 to cover Boxer uprising costs. The piece notes tension in China and potential reactions abroad, including perspectives from New England observers. The uncertain tone reflects geopolitical risk and financial maneuvering during the crisis.
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China
The Yellow Press and Literacy Amidst Turbulent Times
A garbled print piece discusses the role of sensational journalism in teaching people to read, critiques vague defects in a brews, and hints at a Ramieioe figure and a S08 Bir event. It comments on self-enfranchisement and public discourse amid heat and confusion.
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Erie
Fragmentary Reflections on Truth and Reading in Society
A fragmented discourse contemplates truth versus façade in journalism and public life. It notes the urge for the full history behind events and critiques access to literature, arguing many lack means to obtain better reading, while education expands demand for quality texts.
Victoria Disaster Report From Union Mines
Victoria February 20 seven bodies recovered from the Union mines including two white men MeInnes and David and five Asians two Japanese and three Chinese. Most bodies were found away from stalls in the main tunnel during the cave in. Funeral arrangements underway as rescue operations continued.
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Unicon
Victoria
Union
MeInnes
David
Leaves & Famlis
Notable Statement on Neutrality Laws and South Africa Policy
A garbled Washington Special report linked to the World quotes a State Department official discussing neutrality laws and potential military actions in South Africa. The fragment references duties to England and possible contrary cautions, but the exact details are unclear in the damaged text.
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England
New York
Witten Zo Pee- Neil
Wolicior
Ube State Department
Washington
South Africa
Cuba grows bitter over concessions in U S policy
Fragmentary text discusses Cuba and United States relations, mentions constitutional powers, executive delegation, and the balance of sovereignty with American demands for concessions. The wording is garbled but centers on U S influence and Cuba's stance.
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United States
Ae Impara
World Fire
Bavnas Bay - Tement Senate
Nentona
Cuba
United
King Edward to Visit Ireland in Spring
London reports indicate King Edward will visit Ireland in the spring, touring Belfast Dublin and Waterford. He will be entertained by three peers with a ceremonial reception in Belfast, while other festivities in Dublin are limited and subject to imperial affairs and princess Dowager Frederick's plans.
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New York
Ireland
London
Edward
Price of Wales
Ineland
Belfast
Dublin
Lord Hentenant
Frederick
Waterford
Canada’s pulp paper drive signals big mill growth
A Montreal telegraph report to The Times notes new pulp and paper activity in Canada’s Quebec and eastern Ontario. The Consolidated Pulp and Paper Company of Toronto Limited plans to form under Dominion law with 250000 capital, later up to 4000000, to acquire Newburg and Strathtona mills and the Metabetehouan property at Lake St John and Indian Lovetts near the city. New plants will include a sulphite pulp mill and a wood pulp operation with daily capacity goals and rebuilding of the Larette mill.
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Canadias Mills
New York
Montreal
Canada
Amantier
Newburg
Strathtona
Lake St John
Indian Lovetts Mills
Meat Granie Wood Pulp Goas
Blue seeks pardon for Norton over Empire City murder
Col Dick Bell requests a pardon from Attorney General Godard for John D Norton who was sentenced in the common pleas court for killing Marion Thomas in Empire City. Norton appealed to higher court but faced questions about jurisdiction and the legality of the conviction. He delivered affidavits to Warden Tomlinson claiming he had been legally confined while awaiting review.
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Dick Blue
Godard
John D. Norton
Ae Penitentiary
Marion Thomas
Empire City
Norton
Plese
Cherokee
Crawford
Aes
Tomlinson
Didn’t Quit Because She Never Started
A testimonial-style note claims coffee withdrawal and use of Postum Food Coffee cured nervous and heart-related issues. The tale credits Postum with avoiding or ending coffee dependency and improving health, with a local contact available for more details.
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Shy
Wits Indy
Tiven
Ghent
De- Oe I Talk With Mr Godard on affidavits
A fragmented line notes a lone talk with Mr Godard and mentions affidavits presented to General Godard as part of a larger discussion. The OCR text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or context.
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Mr. Godard
General Godard
Economic tensions loom as Russia trade policy cited
W T Stead reports in the Journal and Advertiser on tariff discrimination harming US home trade. The piece notes Russian price barriers to machinery and criticizes tariff policy as politically risky amid Great Power maneuvers in China. Analysis highlights potential threats from Russia and financier agitation over sugar.
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United States
Tork
W. T. Stead
Russia
Oserott
Count von Waldersee
China
Count von Walderece
Great Britain
Arett
Cassini
Gage
Ruera
Modjeska to Star in London Style King John at Local Theater
Dramatic events loom with Madame Modjeska announced as Constance in King John in a lavish production following her celebrated English contemporary tree. The show features Aix B B as King John, Miss Odette Tyler as Prince Arthur, and a large cast of supernumeraries in a major touring effort with the promise of London quality and notable financial success.
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Constance
John
Yillck
Junius Booth
Madame Modjesks
Sir. Beerhohm ‘Tree
King John
Aix
Data
Eabsen
MacLean
Odette Tyler
Alan
Modiecka
Tyler
Prince Arthur
Chareetar
Bank Run Continues In Pittsburg German National Bank
Long line of depositors waited for their money as the German National Bank of Allegheny faced a continuation of a run begun yesterday afternoon. Police on duty noted calmer scenes this morning while tellers and officers handled withdrawals promptly. Businessmen say the bank has ample funds to meet all demands and decry the unwarranted panic. Most withdrawals came from general interest depositors.
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Pittsburg
Ottelais
Unclear Pittsburg reports on Carnegie-Morgan steel deal
None has signed final papers as representatives of Moort companies Carnegie Company Federal Steel American Steel and Wire National Tube and American Bridge negotiate in Pittsburgh yet no agreement. Delay attributed to Moore combine as key holders seek favorable transfer terms and damages. Courts affect Wellstein Comanche and Boston and Montana engagements amid ongoing fiscal agency changes in New York.
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Pittsburg,co. O
Pittsborg
Carnegie-Morgan
Carnegie Company
Federal Steel
American Steel and Wire
National Tube
American Bridge Company
Pont Gilee
Moore Combine
Butte, Mont
Pre. C
Judee Clancey
Hoston
Pendina
Wellstein
Comanche
Boston
Montana
Wetstein
Wetzstein
New York
National Bank of the Republic
Missouri Pacific Lines No 2 leaves Kansas City at 9 50
The solid vestibuled train to St Louis departs Kansas City at 9 50 a m It includes a Smoking car Day coaches a Reclining Chair car Sests Free and Pullman Parlor car Connections at St Louis Union Depot link with eastern trains for New York and Atlantic coast points
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Kansas City
St. Louis
St. Louis Union Depot
New York
Atlantic Coast
Isthmian Canal Debate at Academy Meeting
At Philadelphia the Academy of Political and Social Sciences discussed the Isthmian Canal. Prof. Emory R. Johnson urged economic aspects while Col. J. Haines spoke on the military view. The debate centered on U S control and the canal’s strategic value in wartime.
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U.S
New York
Academy of Political and Social Scietcs
Philadelphia
Emory R. Johnson
University of Pennsylvania
Cans
Peter C Hialnes
Army
Jhaines
Tritone Ad
United States
Manila conference plans new Philippine auditor office
A congress between U and Philippine communiseian and auditor W J Lawne set plans to establish an office to oversee a spot emergency in northern Luzon. General Gro W Davie led the effort with Major General S B and Captain Steer coordinating in Manila.
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Manila
S‘ed
U. & Philippine Communiseian
W. J. Lawsne
Philipine Idanti
Gro W. Davie
Luson
Phirizaith U
Fefartey Bas
Coliestor
Kamriterinse
Nethersuie to sail for Europe for surgery
The actress Nethersole plans to sail for Europe from New York on the Masentic to London for a surgical operation. The decision comes after a hurried meeting with researchers and officials. The move is described as necessary and proceeded from a private home to the port.
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Europe
Uadergo Surgics
New York
Harald
Biss Olgun Nethersole
London
Bertain
Ter
Hull
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