Rival Physicians Question New Serum Secret in Frisco
In San Francisco a controversial claim surrounds Dr Joseph Hirschfelder and his tuberculin based serum said to cure consumption. Supporters cite patient recoveries shown at Cooper Medical College while opponents question methods and safety, noting Koch’s prior work and the need for broader verification.
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San Francisci
Jueeph O. Hirscheiderss
Coop Ff Medical Tulteee
Whitee
Thos
Deluriy
Phislane
der. Hireehinder
Koch
Bydeugen
Loti
Francia Ik
Wirechtellers
Romaininie
Mirschfeider
Tuaucemerta
Hey
Medina Journaly
Sorletien
Cooper Medical
Colvas
de Hirsehrelder
Hirechfelderia
Hirechfelder
Berlin
Hirschfelder
Veider Elatmin
Hade
Deen
Ter Hirschfelders
Laliis
3 LO. Potter
College of Lenis
Surecona
Amone
Lea Po
Farrel
Wins
Jonerson
Willian McNutt
Tormieriy
Nova Scorkci
Thie City
Potter
Hirsch
Pacific Coast
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Supps
Lion
Hirnchfelder
Sthlemerta
Hirschielder
Wisconsin Man Dies After Drinking 11 Glasses of Whisky
Oshkosh report states John Webster Jr drank eleven full glasses of whisky in succession. He collapsed unconscious and lay in an alley for hours before discovery. A bartender faces manslaughter arrest. Nearby, ads tout Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and chest ailments, urging free bottle at Swift and Holiday’s Drug Store. The First Born theater production in London closes after six performances before returning to America.
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Wisconsin
Oshkosh
John Webster, Jr
Webster
Inday
King
Swift & Holiday's Drug Store
Pyramid Pile Cure touted despite alleged barbarous surgery
A barrage of testimonials from readers claim the Pyramid Pile Cure relieves painful piles and other symptoms after one night’s use. Advertisers insist modern medicine makes surgery unnecessary and that pharmacists nationwide endorse the remedy.
Turning Wheels and Many Refuse Orders in Busy Market
Dan & Co reports October failures at a modest level as business shows broad improvement. Mills slow to finish orders keep production high while prices fall. Rail and textile demand rises, wheat and cotton fluctuate, and exports show mixed strength with regional trade easing after election jitters.
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New York
Dan & Co's Weekly Review of Trade
Tne
Milla
Selves Het
Milneis Steel Company
Shopisus
Boston
Oge Fi
Atlantic
United States
Canada
Market activity in New London stocks stalls amid limited trading
The market shows scant public participation with declines met by short covering and small profit taking by large traders. Activism is muted as major houses focus on Union Pacific and recent Chinese baggage arrangements, delaying broader investments and keeping prices volatile through Friday.
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New London
Union Paelie
Chicese Bas
Wolcott and commissioners arrive in New York on Cunard ship
New York greets Edward O. Wolcott and Gen Charles Paine two monetary commissioners named by President McKinley They confer with European governments on feasibility of shiblicking and bimetaillem Adlai E Stevenson also travels back The group plans to go to Washington Lane of the silver party accompanies them Lane notes European opposition to monetarist plans and expects eventual U S adoption independent of Europe
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New York
Nav
Edward O. Wolcott
Colorado
Charles
Paine
McKin
Ley
Cunpanis
Cammis Sloper
Adlai EB. Stevenson
Wolcott
Punt
Washington
Charles D. Lane
National Sliver Party
Campania
Europe
Lane
British Complaint Over City of Everett Relief Ship
A Duluth dispatch reports Captain Lavorg of the City of Everett complains of treatment by Calcutta British customs and local citizens. San Francisco merchants deny intentional nuisances and praise British aid. They state no duties were charged and relief cargo was transported freely by the British government. British Consul General Warburton rejects dispatch claims, noting no duties on cran and food supplies and a dispatch dated Calcutta August 25 from the ship’s captain mentions no issues.
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San Francisco
Duluth
Lavorg
Everett
Calhcutta
Chamber of Commerce
Hue
Chamber of Commerce of
San Pranciaca
Warburton
Calcutta
Stripes for Carriers in Milwaukee Office
Milwaukee mail carriers react to a new service stripe rule. Each stripe equals six years of service. four city carriers will wear six stripes each. Names include EH Bramball, Louis Manz, Henry Loren, and John Zettier, all with over two decades on the job. They began delivering malls 22 years ago and will likely wear stripes at the Thanksgiving inspection.
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Milwaukee
EH. Bramball
Central Office
Louis Manz
South Side Stallion
Henry Loren
John Zetter
Northwest Station
Loreh
Zettier
Suckien Arntos Salva Promises Cure All Skin Ailments
The ad proclaims Suckien Arntos Salva as the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers and many skin eruptions and guarantees satisfaction or money back. It is priced at 5 cents per box and sold by Swift Holliday Drug Co in Golden City Missouri. A Missouri attorney testifies one box cured his long standing piles.
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Suckien
Arntos
Swift-Holliday Drug Co
Essex
Golden City
Swift & Holliday Drug Store
Mark Twain Attends Vienna Reichstag Turmoil
Vienna Times correspondent reports the Reichstag session as the most disorderly seen with anti-Semitic and obscene remarks. Mark Twain and Russian painter Vereschagin visited the gallery. Twain likened the scene to a lynching meeting and planned to attend the next 12 hour speech, inviting Lecker to join and possibly improve the performance.
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London
Vienna
The
Times
Reichsrath
Herr Wolff
Dr Lueger
M. Vereschagin
Samuel C. Clemena
Mark Twain
Not Even After Death G A R Divides Over Burial Plot
A dispute arises in the local G A R post between colored and white members over burying deceased veterans in a dedicated plot. A destitute colored veteran was buried there recently, and Mrs. A A Holmes had her former commander's body moved to a private lot. This is described as a historic color line drawn after death in the state.
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Hiawatha G. A. Fi
Colo Red
Secul Butts
G. A. II
G. A. RB
A. A. Holmes
Te State
Looking After Animals Another Report Of A Starving Horse
Special Officer Dan Wyatt investigated neighbors' complaints about a starving horse at George Bennett's Locust Street residence. In the barn, a colt appeared ghastly thin, with only hay scraps on the floor, while another horse and a cow seemed better fed. Wyatt planned to report to the Foster Township society to pursue action. The colt likely diseased and the missing feed contributed to the condition.
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Dan Wyatt
Foster Tiummne Society
George Dennett
Bennnet
Bennett
Locust Street
Sixth
Seventh
Col Wyatt
Wyatt
Civil Service Removal Rules Relaxed by Secretary Sillis
Washington reports secretary sillis issued an order guiding classified service removals. It references the president's July order prohibiting removals without due charges and hearing. Employees have three days to submit a written defense through proper department channels, or defenses are waived. The order applies to pension and Indian agencies and other Interior Department sites outside Washington, with suspensions possible for urgent cases and must be reported promptly.
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Washington
Sillis
Inet
Department, & Defense
Department of the Interior
District of Columbia
Department
A Colored Woman's Invention Sells in Topeka
A colored inventor, Mrs Senko of Iowa, patents a false bottom for wash bowls that keeps clothes off hot surfaces, reducing burning risk, with potential baking use. A consumer letter from Mrs Ford of Eidera Hardin Co Iowa praises German Salve for curing severe itching from scrofula sores. druggists carry it.
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Topeka
Pines
Senko
Fimily Ford
Eidera Hardin Co
Iowa
African explorer Cavendish reports coal finds and volcanic upheaval
London reports H. 3. Cavendish, a young traveler, recounts travels around Lake Rudolf in East Africa. He claims coal near Lake Rudolf and Stefanie, a shattered volcano west of the lake, a dangerous elephant encounter, and mapping of previously undocumented western regions.
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Mr Cavendish
Lake Rudolf
London
New
H. Cavendyh
Reemmane
Somaliland
Cavendish
East Africa
Caventish
Lake Hudolf
Africa
Zambest
Stefanie
Rudolf
Cavendist
Sodigo Vo
Regiow
Teleki
Donaldson
Smith
Botteem Nome
Bottega
Guilese
Donaldson Smith
Man
Ava
Lake Stefanie
Last Victim Found After New York Central Disaster
In Havershay New York on November 6 the bed of Algernon W McBeay missing since the New York Central wreck with Garrisons was recovered this morning in the river wreck site four miles below the crash. McKay served as private secretary to Superintendent Van Etten and rode the engine at the moment of plunge.
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Havershay
N. Y
Algernon W.mcbeay
New York Central
Moalini
Tonla
McKay
van Etten
Chinese labor rumor at Carbon Hill mines provokes stockade plan
A Chicago dispatch reports operators at Carbon Hill plan to import Chinese labor to undercut strikers. Mines houses and shaft area allegedly to be enclosed with a stockade. If successful, other operators may follow.
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Chicago
Daily News
Carbon Hill
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