Typhus Antopoixine and German Professors Study
Berlin era reports describe German professors Pfirper and Katls conducting typhoid antitoxine experiments. The article notes perceived bribery, medical service responses, and debate over antitoxin development and bacterial control. It mentions temperamental beliefs about infection, experimental methods, and potential outcomes.
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Washington
Etate Deburtiae
Glauthen
Germany
Profk Pfirper
Katls
Messre
St Seine Verter
Trent
Pneumonia Epidemic Sweeps Chicago This Week
A wave of pneumonia deaths hits Chicago with dozens of fatalities in six days. Officials report rising cases across neighborhoods, urging precaution and hospital readiness as the city battles a suspected outbreak. Authorities study patterns, urging calm while clinics prepare beds and supplies.
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Chicago
Pune
Este
Weneerlay
Delaware's Constitutional Convention and Wartime Reforms
A wartime era discussion centers on Delaware's constitutional convention and proposed reforms. The article notes debates over governance, include references to Reuben, Ebglams, and Tallis era measures, with wartime context shaping the urgency for constitutional clarity and state unity.
Temperance Union Secretary Reports Apathy Amid National Debate
Secretary Stephens of the Kansas State Temperance Union, active among residents, returns from a tour visiting Hale He eluled Orie City and others. He predicts lawmakers will face opposition and concedes some Prohibitionists favor the constitutional convention while noting widespread apathy among voters and support from several named officials.
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Stephens
Kansas State Temperanch Unde
Fiat
Orie City
Emperta
Jagreku
Mdinade
Wichita
Prabedy Smd Savion
Burpont
Beiretary
Stecifenie
Brenig
State Tattyrenee Union
Ford
Ashinet
Port Stott
Btopheus
Callasion
George F. Bute
A. W. Dienasdian
Wild Heat Wave Grips New York and West. Record Temperatures Shatter Relief
The issue describes extreme heat and humidity across the East and West as Thanksgiving approaches, noting unprecedented temperatures and dangerous conditions. It mentions widespread discomfort, impacts on daily life, and references to wartime Allied forces and local civic actions amid the weather crisis.
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New
Uesiohaina
Republicans fix on Geo E Cole for governor in 1898
The article reports Republican leaders discussing George E. Cole as a possible gubernatorial candidate for 1898, with factions evaluating his chances to unite the party. It notes Garrie Gale and Leland as other figures and mentions divisions within party machinery over who to nominate and how to secure the southern reach.
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Geo. B Cole
Republicas
BERTY
George E. Cole
Cy Lee
John Seaton
Atchison
Morrill
Teland
Senson
Cole
Gale
Leland
Matheerus
Eliles
Kansas City Bank Closes by Order of Directors
Nov 30 the Missouri National Bank closed its doors due to heavy withdrawals. Deposits stood at 14 61 million with cash and exchanges about 400 thousand. Comptroller halted operations and directors announced closure. other local banks faced fears of wider failure.
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Missouri National
Kansas City
Allesotrd National Tank
Uys Itour
Mal Wrewer
Ceet
Minsouri Nationa
Tyre
Liualires
Steicken in the pulpit at Brnitenville Ark
A garbled report from Brnitenville Arkansas describes a Revival or pulpit event with implied religious leadership, crowding congregants, and motorized transport. The text includes scattered names and places, but the overall meaning is obscured by OCR errors.
New York's Shame Debate on Infidelity Figures
Dr Parkhurst cites at least 250,000 unfaithful spouses in New York City, sparking a social purity debate. Elizabeth Grannis of the Social Purity League argues the number is higher, claiming 350,000 or more, while calling for legislative reform to curb conjugal infidelity and protect marriages.
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New York
Parkment
Parkhurst
Bex
Jean Alarm
Allis
Elizabeth BO Grannis
Social Purity Teneve
Mortwonion
Parker v. Parker: disputed property case ends in court ruling
A Galantian resident, Georgi Parker, faced a civil action over chattel and stock with a court ruling, a jury deliberation, and dismissal of the suit at one point. The proceedings involved property and financial claims, but the court ultimately reversed prior findings and remanded the matter.
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Georgi Parker
Galantian
Parker
Snptnie
Henry Villard's Gift Stirs Local Election Windfall
In November a reform movement and windfall to the town of Epever arise from a recut election plan in the United States. Benny Villar faces rejection and debate over funds aimed at stability, while supporters press for a measured path. The opening events unfold as officials weigh potential gains and risks amid public interest.
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Piers
Epever
Benny Villar
Villard
Prine
Burton WA Pheirvote and Local GOP Ruminations
A fragmented report from Burton WA discusses a local political contest. It mentions hopes to influence the legislature and the timing of votes, with references to a candidate and party lines. Included are terse notes of sympathy for a bereaved clan and a local fraternal group.
Postmaster Removals Spark Turmoil in Mexico Missouri
The Postmaster General ordered removals in Missouri and elsewhere following serious charges. Overstreet and Cole were named in various appointments, with other named individuals tied to alleged political bias and unlawful acts. The action targets alleged misconduct during campaign periods amid broader tense relations between post office staff and political factions.
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Mexico
Washington
Missouri—La Platte
JW. Overstreet
Vie Wiliam B. Cole
Luke W. Surri
John Wiaton
Wilson
Mike Removala
Flood Threat Grips Chippewa Falls as Ice Gorge Forms
In Chippewa Falls Wisconsin on November 30 a massive ice gorge in the Chippewa River threatens the town. Water backs into the gorge and rises rapidly, reaching up to fifteen and a half inches in two hours. Residents in the lower city move household effects to safety amid great excitement as temperatures drop to five degrees below zero.
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
Pretty as a Picture Historic Representative Hail Ball Room Decorations
Decorations for the upcoming event include pink and white rooms on the right side of the balcony and white and red on the left. The main hall work begins tomorrow with anted decorations and furniture from private homes and state guests brought in.
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Elect Wehti
Ferniahed
Alabama
Snow plows collide in heavy Minnesota drift
A Fargo Dispatch special reports snow plows on the northern highway collision near Fargo as drifts reach fourteen feet. Weather disrupts travel. one plow crew fights to clear fields while other crews report heavy snowfall across midwestern towns.
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Minn
Fargo
Walter City
Becloek
Brifee
Lisbon
Edgelin
Coe
Berle
Texas Treasurer Shot and riot fills city streets
A Texas treasurer was shot during a chaotic Saturday event as police investigated a violent disturbance. Reports say the attacker fired near the courthouse while bystanders fled, and officers pursued leads to identify the suspect. The incident followed a tense political rally and disrupted traffic around Leadville Street.
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