The Haverhill Gazette Editor Wright and a Cure Ad
The piece praises editor J B Wright of the Haverhill Gazette and extols the benefits of Paine's celery compound as a tonic for nervous exhaustion digestive issues and general debility. It lauds Wright's career at the Boston Herald and his influence on journalism while touting the remedy as a universal health booster. It claims the preparation cures indigestion constipation nervous weakness and blood purification for those run down. It promotes the product as a legitimate cure and urges widespread use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
John Wright
Boston Herald
Department of Mercial Writers
Te Steeesetul
Mike de Guselle
Aerce
Wright
Paine
Duiner Celey
Hugh Hughes Queer Bill and J B McCullagh Tribute
Fragmentary account reviews Dr Charles Hughes of Wilkes and his medical services cited in a tribute to Joseph B McCullagh. It lists professional fees, public service during 1844 to 1897 and notes on medical practice, care, and legal affairs. The piece mentions honors, travel, and the late Bennett McCullagh era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bis
J.B. McCullagh
Br Livuis
Charles HF. Hughes
Wile Cis
Pela
Hughes
Joseph BH. McCullagh
WE. Wituchiem
Vinettn
Lee
Ghalss
Quentinna
Peereknen
Bank Robbery Fails. Robber Regrets Escape Then Ends Itself
A masked man entered the Cape Town bank at Claveniond, shot the cashier, and wounded the manager. Police rushed the scene, the robber, realizing escape was blocked, killed himself. The report blends with local ads and notices for gymnastics classes, arnica salve, and other town announcements.
Brown's Troubadour filly caps remarkable season in close victory
Daily News notes S Brown's colt performance from Tesxineton as Troubadour filly wins a twelfth straight, closing the season. In a three-horse handicap for maidens, she outfinishes Hello Hram Ws and Bramble filly, maintaining the lead from the sixteenth pole and securing the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Brown
Wormand
Dloven
Praised Gettman and Blackburn Shine in Texas League Talk
A garbled report praises pitcher Gettman and Blackburn while recounting scouting chatter about Gellman and Texan stars. It notes Gettman’s potential, Blackburn’s influence, and early season impressions from coaches and writers, signaling a hoped breakthrough for a Baltimore company’s roster.
Boston May Get Taylor President Soden Talks of Team
Boston prints a draft note from President Solem of a local club discussing Taylor's potential. The piece notes Taylor’s trouble with Philadelphia fans, his field speed in spring, Bermen’s prowess as a catcher, and Yeager’s late-season improvement, set against Colorado Springs publication. Water Perkins of Denver, an I A W man, is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New
Pieter Taylor
Solem
Bustom Cit
Selec
Seles Cunts
Qlimae
Philiatelphia
Lear
Bermen
Yeager
Tast Weinson
Colorado Springs
Colo
E. Perkins
I. A W
Denver
Strong Man Irving Warns Against Coffee Use
The Baltimore News quotes Montgomery F. Irving claiming coffee weakens the heart and nervous system. He urges athletes and workers to switch to Postum Cereal Coffee as a substitute, praising its claimed health benefits and endorsements by trainers, riders, boxers, and professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery F. Irving
Baltimore
Wiemar
Othry Palsen
Hher Teel
Yo Bae Coffer
Pontins
Colorado Division League wheelmen publish travel guide
The second official read book of the Colorado Division League of American Wheelmen is being printed and will be a comprehensive aid. It will be arranged so a beginner rider can travel across the state with guidance from this book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Divisioon League of American Wheelmen
Ertrand
Bool
Browns Sign St Gilpatrick From Texas League
President Von der Ahe bought the release of St Gilpatrick from San Antonio for 3200 dollars and signed him as one of the Browns twirlers for next year. Gilpatrick played in Texas and showed limited early promise according to official Texas league averages. The report also notes California racing results with Me Callforning Ferry leading a 35,000 dollar stake event at the Ingleside meet and several other coast stakes entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parbeck
Gellmen
Earl Wagner
Senson Blackburn
Texis
Col. Prentiss Intranam
Buffalo Bills
Rentiume
Felacktern
Sassie
Tayers
Stettuto Gellman
St. Louis
von der Ahe
St. Gilpatrick
San Antonio
Gilpatrick
Texas Leumue
van der Ahe
Browns
Giipatrick
the &T Lowit
California
San Francisco
Pacife Coast
Tour
Clipped Banknotes Fraud Exposed by Boston Cashiers
Boston police uncover a counterfeit operation in which clipper workers alter free dollar bills to shorten them by varying margins. A cited scheme uses pasted end pieces to create altered notes, with each bill shortened differently. A bank teller notes mismatched serial numbers and ends, leading to police intervention and detection.
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Boston
Nav
Treasury
Wil
Lille
Xan i
Real estate transfers recapped by the county clerk in Topeka
Listed transfers show HT Hunt to W Lowrance for 800 dollars on Clay Street. M Warbes to Topeka for 400. Martin to Jonnie Budders for 1200 on Lane Street. various names including Hat F Broad and John S Samay with property in Huntown and Topeka. multiple tracts in Chandler and Kansas avenues. transfers involving Emily Leonsted, Central Commercial Church trustees, Shawnee County interests, and Pierce additions. Also an unrelated health product ad and early Christmas photo gallery promotion at 722 Kansas Avenue.
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Register of Deeds
HT. Hunt
W. . Lowrance
Clay Atreet. Trpeke
We. M. Warbes
Morris
Topeka
No. Martin
Jonnie Budders
Lane Street
Hat F. Broad
Jota
Nan Buren
Huntown
John S Samay
Alonzo Samay
Edson Bullehiniat
Wunetter
Alles Hodlcratt
Jot
Anni Brake
Chandler
Metskers
Typoh
Gabby
Mitehurs
Wits
Wolfe
Emily Leonsted
Kansas Avenue
Turkle
Frank Neesw
Albert Nevse
Ftowman
Central Comercational Church
Bocharin
Shawnee County
Montes Street
Pierce
Taped
Tendon
Butler
Drusgiats
Chicago newsboys feast at Woolf store banquet
Fed 12 000 boys and girls attend a vast charity meal at the Woolf store at Madison and Halsted in Chicago. Thousands of youngsters cheer as a nurse keeps watch, and 475 workers distribute massive portions of turkey, potatoes, milk, fruit, and other foods, marking the largest newsboys banquet hosted by Mr Woolf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chikeagu
Whitt Jaaae
Michicanavenus
Madison
Halsted Street
Woolk
Br. Woolf
Pumpkin Feast Echoes From Late Night Parade
A bustling night scene describes parading news boys led by a band crossing the river to Wilt 1 Prom with crowds and a festive store display. Police guided traffic as guests enjoyed music, veal morsels, and eel relishes while managers Voelcker Nolan and Ey FF Simpsin oversee, and My Woolf recalls a June birthday and early newspaper selling days that inspired later Thanksgiving generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voelcker and Nolan
Ey FF Simpsin
Academy of Music
My. Woolf
Tune
Dmstes Barmato
Klas
Cloakmakers Strike in New York Over Wage Reductions
In New York on November 27 a strike of about 200 cloakmakers began at Delancey Street. The action arose as a threat by employing contractors to cut wages. It follows the expiration of contracts made three months earlier with 9,000 organized cloak workers. Meetings are to be held to avert broader conflict between employees and employers under the expired agreements.
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Little Bore
Xiria
Topeka
New York
Delancy Ste Thecause
Sodar
Georgia to Open Textile School in Mounta Ga
Georgia moves toward establishing a textile department to train youths for reconstruction and factory operation. Nat Barrix, Ly rnt Hall, and G. ft Glenn urged a $10 000 appropriation before the State School Commission for the project. Robert Stone administers the Trumbull estate, closing stock records at 720 Kansas Avenue.
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Georgia
Mounta
Toe
Oret
Nat Barrix
Maron
Presslens
Hend
Lyrnt Hall
Technological School
G. Ft Glenn
Hinise Commie
Pcuektion
Kiogenic
Yong Chen
Robert Stone
Trumbull Estate
Kansas Avenue
Trish Oppose the Treaty Rev Youk Nov 47
A petition from the Irish National alliance headquarters asks senators to reject the proposed Apperal treaty of artiteation with Frys Lind. It lists support from the Aneiwnt Order of Hibeynians and Irish America societies and urges action across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trish
Youk
United States
Alliimoe
Allie City
Frys Lind
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Relief and Healing
A fragmented advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a remarkable remedy for piles claiming rapid relief and permanent healing. It includes testimonials from a Detroit business owner and notes free literature by Pyramid Drug Co. and Pyramid Pile Cure Co.
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J.b.wright
Gazette
Dek, Hughes
Gha
ROYAL
Bane
Re Vom
Bask
Bucklen
Swift-Holliday Drus Co
Green Coal Co
Kansas Aven
Fou
Thorpushiy
West End
Scadner
de Witt
G. W
Stansfield
Kansae
Daily News OF Sport
Jake Gettman
Blackburn
Anasnias
Ed Haslon
Washinkian
Itayn
Taylor
Soden
Irving
von der Ane Sesures
S. A. Gilpatrick
Snydere New Photo Gallery
Rist How
W. E. Gladstone
Letters
The
Companion
Youth's Companion
Svrry Whee
WM. E. Gladstone
Thomas B. Reed
Duke OF Argyll
George F. Hoar
Marquis OF
Dufferin
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lorne
Eon
Justin McCarthy
M. P
Othe
Rudyard Kipling
W. D. Howells
Octave Thanet
R Eminent C
F. R. Stocktov
Zangwill
Max Bell
Alfred T. Mahan
Robert E. Peary
U.S. N
A. W. Greely
U.S. A
Pierce Crosby
U.S
A. H. Markham
R.N
Men of Science
Nathaniel S. Shaler
Rodolfo Lanciane
John Trowbridge
M. G. Pupin
John Burroughs
Percival Lowell
William Park Lhut, H. ED
Wise
Mrs. Burton Harrison
Mary E. Wilkins
Lillian Nordica
Arthur Houghton Jacob A. Rus Alvan
Sanborn Poultiney Bigelow
Henry Watterson
Youth’s Companion
Mass
George FL
Mimmebeeys Mapiani
Alt Oeste
Neinietuae
Snd
Fe Tramphseys ‘Gin
William & John St New
Swift & Halliday Drug Store
Los Angeles
Prof
Bliss Perry Cleveland
Mofpett Hamlin Garland
Ella W. Peattie
Hayden Carrutha
Mary Catherine Lee
Henry A. Beers
Jesse Lynch Williams
John R. Spears
Laura £. Richards
Eva McGlasson Brodhead
George Ade
Kate Chopin
Homer Greene
Charles G. D. Roberts
Charles F. Lummis
A. Stephens
Emma A. Upper
Rowland E. Robinson
A Fuller
J. E. Chamberlin Walter Leon Sawyer Clinton Ross O. Warman
Everett T. Tomlinson
Viola Rosebgro
Winthrop Packard
J. L. Harbour
Marguerite Tracy
Finks
Witturit Palit
Boms
Quickekly
Asrely
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