Best Doctor for Indigestion Reveals Pink Pills Triumph
Dyspeptic Baysson credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with perfect relief after eight boxes. He suffered stomach pain after meals insomnia and sallow complexion before recovery. The article urges digestion strength via rich blood and lists symptoms and a diet book offer from Dr Williams Medical Co.
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Baysson
Dr. Williams
France
Joseph Baysson
Aix-les-Bains
Larkin Street
San Francisco
Cal
Dr. Williams Medical Co
Schenectady
N.Y
Educational notes on global education figures and institutions
Educational notes report headway in Germany for schooling freedom. Prof E B Spencer of Denver becomes president of a Methodist college. Yale grants LL Ds to Edward Alderman, who holds seven. Documents reveal Dante library of 2000+ works in Leonelli’s collection. Yale cites permission for a Yale college in Chengsha. Mrs David Murray gifts Japan history collection to Johns Hopkins. Oldest world university is in Peking, the School for the Sons of the Empire, with 60 000 graduates. George Ladd to Japan for two years under Imperial Educational Society. Schuyler Herron shifts from Northampton to oversee American School Association in Mexico City. About 8 000 American and British residents in the English speaking colony, association organizing child education.
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Germany
E. B. Spencer
University of Denver
Methodist College
Oime
Edward A. Alderman
University of Virginia
Yale
Leonidas Leonelli
Ioline
Italy
Siunan
China
Yale Collegue
Chengsha
David Murray
New Brunswick
N. J
Johns Hopkins University
Japan
Peking
School For the Sons of the Empire
George T. Ladd
Imperial Educational Society
Schuyler F. Herron
Northampton
Mass
American School Association
Mexico
Japanese Peace Envoys Expect Modest Indemnity Demands
New York July 26 reports Baron Komure head of the peace delegation says Japan will seek Russia indemnity and end war at negotiations in Portsmouth New Hampshire next month. Official spokesman Aimar Sato cites peace by moderation, honors President Roosevelt, and notes strong Japan America friendship despite war. He praises Russia’s statesmen and denies peace at any price while confirming large domestic loans and economic strength backing Japan’s stance.
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New York
Japan
Russia
Portsmouth
N. H
Baron Komure
Aimar Sato
Sato
Mr. Sato
Roosevelt
M. Witte
Baron Rosen
Peace Party
America
China
England
Commodore Perry
United States
Saito
Philippine Islands
Philippines
Card kills Beulah Craft then shoots himself in St Louis
In St Louis on July 26 Frank W Card killed Beulah Craft a 20 year old widow who boarded at James Taheker on North Broadway then attempted suicide his shot struck only a flattening on his skull Card left behind a wife and six children.
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St. Louis
Frank W. Card
Beulah Craft
James Taheker
North Broadway
Ursa Man Albert Hughes Dies at 95 in Quincy
Albert Hughes of Ursa Illinois died in Quincy at age 95 after residing in Ursa since 1835. His lengthy life spanned nine decades with ties to the local community and era.
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Quincy
Albert Hughes
Ursa, Ill
Japanese Terms of Peace Hinted in New York
In New York on July 27 Japanese peace envoys spoke with a newspaper staff in a noncommittal way, hinting at possible terms such as indemnity, port rights, and open door policies for Manchuria, with Russia cession and Sakhalin surrender among imagined outcomes.
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New York
Suneest
Chenain
Japan
Russia
Port Arthur
Dalny
China
Korea
Manchuria
Far Eastern
Manchurian
Vladivostok
Sakhalin
Bargain Day Scramble Injures 80 in Pittsburg Store
Three thousand women packed into a poorly built Pittsburg store for a bargain sale and many were seriously hurt. Police plan to issue an order against such sales in the future. A woman fell at a staircase, others broke limbs, and twenty four fainted as a hospital was set up with 15 doctors treating the injured. The store was badly wrecked.
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Pittsburg
Norway Seeks U S Recognition of Government
Through C Hauge formerly first secretary of the Sweden and Norway legation in Washington representations have been sent to President Roosevelt asking the United States to recognize the new Norwegian government. The status of the government will be carefully studied by the U S before any action.
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Washington
C. Hauge
Sweden and Norway
Roosevelt
Norway
Hauge
Sweden
State Department
Oyster Bay
United States
Big Seizure of Stogies in St Louis Shipment Incident
Forty eight thousand stogies shipped to St Louis by three New York manufacturers were seized by Collector Ben Westhus for improper stamping. The first 10,000 were seized at Columbia Transfer Co depot on Saturday, 18,000 at St Louis Transfer Co warehouse on Monday, and 20,000 found at the Louisville and Nashville railroad freight depot on Cass Avenue and Collins Street on Wednesday.
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St. Louis
New York
Ben Westhus
Columbia Transfer Co
St. Louis Transfer Co
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Cassavenue
Collins Street
Object of that interview
London reports the Daily Mail correspondent says Emperor William sought Nicholas II's consent for a Hohenzollern prince to take the Norwegian throne. It notes possible Russian assent if Russia can adjust its Atlantic frontier.
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London
Daily Mail
Stockholm
William
Nicholas
Norway
Russia
Atlantic
Making Hay in Yankeeland: New England Haying In Full Blast
A New England editor offers a sage note on haying season in Vermont and Massachusetts style farms. He recalls rocky fields where seed must be crowded by a putty knife to fit between boulders, portraying rugged Yankee farming. A Moscow writer counters Russian brutality, praising humane traits and noting rarity of brutal sports among Russians.
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Yankeeland
New England
Massachusetts
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Classical Gossip And Outlandish War Humor
A collage of antique quips about Olympus and Zeus with Apollo mishaps and a jab about a Greek god’s temper. Jests on stage performers and a humorous take on military pomp feature a mix of playful misreadings and distant headlines from era newspapers.
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Apollo
Olympus
Zeus
N. Y. Sun
Fragmented quotation from a 19th century talk
A garbled excerpt features social commentary on race and oppression. It parodies generational wealth, mentions Cobwigger-How, Merritt, and Booker T. Washington, and asserts that oppressors lose their character over time. The text lacks clear event details.
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Cobwigger
Merritt
Booker T. Washington
Church in Farmyard at Southam Delabere Eng
A church sits unusual in the middle of a farmyard at Southam Delabere Eng with access only through the yard. The odd placement marks a curious feature among local religious sites in the rural area.
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Southam Delabere
Eng
Not a Telephone. Sheerness town lacks phones despite navy base
Tocqueville era style snippets recount oddities and quips. Sheerness, England, a naval town with 15,000 residents, has no telephone. Other notes include a toy problem about rest and a wry line about war’s effect on theater attendance in St. Petersburg.
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Sheerness
England
St. Petersburg
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