Comment on global affairs and criminal justice notes
The column blends reaction to cultural icons like the Mikado and Ailsa with remarks on Dr. Buchanan’s death sentence and a Paris kleptomania piece. It also discusses British and French Africa policy, the Nicaragua matter, and a Venezuela presidency dispute with Europe, noting potential shifts if Crespo retreats.
Diphtheria mortality falls forty percent due to antitoxin use
The New York Board of Health reports a forty percent drop in general diphtheria deaths from antitoxin treatment. The decline should grow as serum use expands, sparking hope that a major disease is being conquered and lives saved.
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New York Board of Health
Great Lakes
Chicago
Lakes
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Secretary of War
Chicago Enterprise
Route for a Panama Canal by Toto Javiesa and Tayra rivers
A European engineer cites a Tolima Panama route connecting the Atlantic and Pacific via the Toto Javiesa and Tayra rivers with a total project cost under 48 million dollars. The plan calls for a two mile Cordilleras tunnel at 11 million and only two tidal locks, with the Engineering News urging further study. The piece also contrasts a Cuban praise of the Spanish navy with historic defeats of Spanish forces at Trafalgar and Lepanto.
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Panama Isthmus
Toto
Javiesa
Tayra
Cordilleras
Lepanto
Trafalgar
Callao
France
Uncle Sam
Life of a Maine Civil War Veteran the Pink Pills Testimony
Samuel R. Jordan of New Portland recalls a hard years long battle with locomotor ataxia. After trying Dr Williams Pink Pills his health improved, enabling him to walk unaided with renewed vigor. The ad notes pills sold by Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady New York at 60 cents a box or six for 2.50.
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Lewiston
Samuel R. Jordan
New Portland
Maine
All. Parlin
Madison
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Schenectady
Dr. Williams’ Med. Co
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement and Continent Proposal
An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for incurable catarrh and lists endorsements from Toledo firms. It also notes a London proposal by J Astley Cooper for a world festival of games every four years and comments on a colonial view of such a union event.
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J. Astley Cooper
London
Colonies
India
A New Empire Prospect in Sheridan County and Wyoming
Send for a free copy of a small Burlington Route booklet titled A New Empire. It promises opportunity for readers dissatisfied with surroundings and seeking a better life, detailing Sheridan county and the Big Horn Basin in Wyoming and how thousands are hopeful about moving there.
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J. Francis
Omaha
Neb
Burlington
Sheridan County
Big Horn Basin
Wyoming
Muskrat as a Food Fish Moves Through Senate Committee
Senator Iltis of Chaska wins favorable committee action on amendments to Minnesota game law targeting mink otter beaver and muskrat rules. New text bans killing in spring to fall for mink otter beaver and limits muskrat capture to March and April with a ten day jail penalty or $10 fine for out of season kills. He recalls army days trapping rats and notes vast fish losses from winter rat kills while praising roasted muskrat as epicurean fare.
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Iltis
Chaska
Senate
Minneapolis Tribune
Medulla
Mankato
Zimmerman
St. Paul
Maryland
Virginia
Carver County
Canary’s bodyguard sparrows guard cherished songbird in New Orleans street
In Carrollton New Orleans a group of English sparrows guards a stray canary. They escort him to a fountain for baths and keep him safe from intruders. The flock's protection and affection for the songster are evident as they feed him and silence their own chatter when he sings. A mockingbird’s attempt to steal his tunes ends quickly with the sparrows driving it off.
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Nicaragua
Crespo
Venezuela
Europe
Great Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Belgium
United States
Fenley
Old Seadds
H' m
Chicago Tribune
Carrollton
New Orleans
Littlellow Songster
Audbon Park
Remains of a Monster Found Near Powder River
L W Stacy reports discovery of an immense vertebral column on the east fork of Powder River. The carcass, larger yet unlike a mastodon, includes thirty feet of vertebrae and tail bones. Legs remain buried seven feet, head missing, initial bones misidentified as a giant serpent.
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L. W. Stacy
Yellowstone
Powder River
Hood's Sarsaparilla as a Blood Purifier Remedy
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the standard treatment to purify vitalize and enrich blood curing tiredness and nerve weakness amid winter living conditions. A testimonial from Mrs Anya L Cian of Duluth Minn describes her daughters eczema scrofula and skin healing after taking four and five bottles respectively noting dramatic improvements and gratitude.
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Blanche
Cora
Hood
Anya L. Cian
Duluth
Minn
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