NEVER TOO LATE TO TRY A GOOD THING
An elderly North American reader, James Gle shing of Alleshuny City, credits Stuart’s Catarrh Tablets with curing his long chronic catarrh after failed sprays and tonics. He reports complete relief, improved breathing, and no lingering symptoms after a brief course, praising the tablets’ ingredients and convenience.
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James Gleshing
Alleshuny City
Handa
Bnight
Stuart
United States
Canada
Mortal terror in China described by a Topeka soldier
Peter Wall correspondence from Tientsin and Pekin paints a brutal picture of the Boxer War era. He details Chinese civilians pressed into service, bayonet pressure to work, graves along tracks, and squalid, crowded streets outside the walls. He contrasts U S troops discipline with local chaos and notes wages, deportment of coolies, and harsh treatment of Chinese laborers.
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Michael Wall
Pwentyffth
Adams Street
Peter Wall
China
En Tsin
Sumner
Sus
Yelligwaca
Taku
Eure
Ney
Pekin
Tien Tain
Tien Tsin
Ninth Infantry
Fourteenth Infantry
Jim
United States
Fea Hsthy Place
Ata
United
Tates
Desolate Journey through China and War Noises
A wartime diary recounts long overland travel from Tien Tsin to Hoskiwa China with the Ninth Infantry detachment. The author details weathered camps, foraging, riverine transport, guard systems, and hardships including forays for food, deaths of local workers, and rough discipline. He notes diverse troops from Americans to Russians, local customs, and the rough logistics of movement toward Pekin.
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Hoskiwa
China
Tien Tsin
Hospital Vorpe
Mania
Ching
Tien Twin
Pe Ho
United States
Kansas
Ninth Infantry
Jane
Chinamens Smuggling Case Sparks New York Trial
The report details Peter Gratton and others linked to smuggling Chinamen into the United States. Authorities tracked a hay car from Bangor to Manhattan Station, uncovering a group of Chinese men hidden in a Pullman railcar. Gratton and associates face federal action and bail considerations as the case progresses.
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New York
William Gratton
Matos
United States Commission of Shields
Albany
Nishi
Murphy
New York Central
Rennselaer
Hudson
Montreal
New York City
Mable Whder
East Albany
Bangor
Franklin County
N. Y
Manhattan Station
Hundred and Twenty-ninth Street
North Rivers
Thirty-third Street
Seventh Avenue
Banger
Gratton
Bangor Yast
Wiliam Gratton
Grand Central
Bronx Park
Ben Pee Hack
Ty Seal
Grattép
McKean
Ryad
Dunn Tal Davia
Mulberry Wrrest
Aod
Roe Gratiat
Malone
Perilous Railroading Tales From a Denver Engineer
An unnamed engineer recounts a string of alarming railroad mishaps near a midwestern route. He describes locomotives failing under heavy loads, telegraph wire repairs, and encounters with embankments and wrecked cars. The narrative reveals the dangers of old engine design, harsh winter conditions, and the constant vigilance required to prevent catastrophe.
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