Mount Pelee Explored by Angelo Heilprin Cable
Professor Angelo Heilprin reports from Fort de France after a six day Mount Pelee reconnaissance. He finds the main crater boisterous yet states no impending repeat of the St Pierre disaster, notes intact volcano with mud flows as chief change, and urges inhabitants to return to work.
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Philadelphia
Angelo Heilprin
Fort de France
Mount Pelee
St. Pierre
St Pierre
Martinique
la Souffriere
St. Vincent
Saba
Grenada
Angelo Heilprein
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad With Endorsements and Offer
A vintage advertisement offers one hundred dollars for an incurable case of catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure priced at 75 cents per bottle. It features testimonials from Toledo wholesalers West and Trnax Walding Kinnan Marvin and claims the remedy acts on blood and mucous surfaces.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Trnax
O. Walding
Kinnan & Marvin
Roosevelt Bans Docked Tails, Sparks Long Tail Fashion
President Roosevelt prohibits docked tails on horses in Washington. Long tailed horses quickly become fashionable among diplomats and society, while dealers push back. The Japaneses minister and Constantine Bruno, among others, adopt the look as Washington adapts to the new style.
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Roosevelt
Washington
White House
Doies
Constantine Bruno
Character of the Present Immigration into the Northwest
In the June American Monthly Review of Reviews Conde Hamlin notes steady influx of middlewestern farmers into the Northwest. Move from Iowa Illinois Indiana Ohio Michigan sells old farms at 75 to 100 dollars per acre and buys better land at 2 to 1 dollars or less per acre with implements and livestock. Trainloads pass through St Paul and Minneapolis, reshaping crop production and commerce as new settlers bring American farming methods and energy.
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Middle States
Iowa
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Northwest
St. Paul
Minegeapolis
Minot, ND
Duluth
Des Moines
Chicago
Lake
Liverpool
Conde Hamlin
American Monthly Review of Reviews
Women and Kidney Trouble Affects Men and Women Alike
An ad style notice explains kidney and bladder issues harm mood, ambition, and health across genders. Swamp-Root is promoted as a remedy with sample bottles by mail and pamphlet, urging readers to write Dr Kilmer and Co in Binghamton New York for details.
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Dr Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Presidential horse fashion spreads influence nationwide
The president’s changes to horse handling and long tailed horses draw attention from diplomats and society at large. His horseback riding style is described as fashionable, with two movements seen as likely to be copied across the country.
Kidney Cure Story Prompts Faith in Foley Remedy
A former bedbound patient credits Foley's Kidney Cure with curing renal disease after years of illness. The testimonial notes extensive medical consultation without relief and ends with the claim the remedy was God sent. Sold by C. A. Hays.
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J. P. Oakville
Foley
C. A. Hays
Summer Tonic Promises Relief From Heat Fatigue
A advertisement touts Herbine as a tonic laxative and restorative to combat fatigue from hot weather. It claims improved appetite digestion bowel regulation and liver activity and quotes H J Freegard proprietor of Grand View Hotel Cheney Kansas who endorses the product after twelve years of use following a doctor’s recommendation. It notes a 50 cent price at Noah Martin’s.
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H. J. Freegard
Grand View Hotel
Cheney
Kan
Newton
Newton Kan
Noah Martin’s
President's Family Etiquette Question Sparks Debate
A Washington discourse questions whether a company must rise when a member of the President's family enters. The piece argues the President's family is socially like any American family, not treated with special courtesy.
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Washington
Washington Etiquette Debate Provokes Strong Reaction
The St Louis Republic criticizes social etiquette debates about President and family respect. It argues Americans should treat the President’s family with dignity without special privilege. The piece mocks elites who demand ceremonial uprisings and urges consistent, self respecting behavior in Washington society.
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Washington Society
Washington
St Louis Republic
Missed His Calling in Springfield Baptism Debate
The Camoberland Presbyterian general assembly at Springfield Missouri rejected a proposal to ban immersion baptism for ministers. A member recalled baptizing about 200 people and voiced shame while praying for deliverance from performing immersion again. The paper critiques the ministerial stance as undermining Christian faith.
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General Assembly
Camoberland Presbyterian Church
Springfield
Trenton Tribune
Draft Horse Description from Missouri Farm Record
The notice records a six year old Percheron draft stallion named Jack, weight about 1800 pounds, listed in the National French Draft Horse Association Stud Book. Viewable lineage traces to Ver mont, Bavard Vermont, Victory, Coco, Vieux Chanting, and other ancestors through Rempart and Lisette, with traits described as large bone and a well built frame. The farm location is six miles northwest of Antonville, Missouri, with the entry dated June 1, 1902.
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Antonville
Missouri
National French Draft Horse Association
Jack Percheron
Frise
Vermont
Pelote
Bavard
Victory
Coco II
Vieux
Chanting
Coco
Megnon
Jean le Blanc
Mascotte
Rempart
Lisette
Solide
Valliain
Come Deshayes
Valliant
Paul
Jacob Gum
Lew Gam
Recorder of Deeds
Putnam County
B. H Bonfoty
Secton
Unionville
Jacob Gunn
Lewium
R H Bowforyy
Charlies E. McLeag
Solomon Corrock
Laintff
Solomon
Rock
Unionville Republican
Circuit Court
Martin Coleman
Clark
State OF
County of
Putnam
Makrig Coleman
John Morrell & Go
Elmer Armfield
Les
Pinay
Unionville Rereublican
Clerg
Central City
Orlando
Jack
Burlington Route Excursions and Meetings Schedule
Homeseeker Excursion held on the first and third Tuesdays of each month. Annual meeting of the National Educational Association in Minneapolis from July 5 to 7. International Sunday School Association gathering in Denver from June 22 to 24. For rates and conditions consult a Burlington Route ticket agent.
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Burlington
National Educational Association
Minneapolis
International Sunday School Association
Denver
Burlington Route
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Ariz
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Albuquerque, N. M
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L. D. Thomas
Cor. Square
A- T- Daughaday
H. Jackson & Co
S. Unionville, Mo
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Dents Department
Washington University
Townsend Building
D. F. Calfee
Jd A
Helferstinensonville, Mo
W. H. Perry
Homeopath
C & Co
Goodrich
Malin Street
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Tutt
E. A.montgomery, M.D
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Prop
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Emil Treuber
Germany
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Livonia
the Mar
Haynes & Smith
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Augusta Wilson
J. H. Holman
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West Liberty
Croix
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Croix de Fer
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Negresse
Sultan
Biche
Jean-LeBlanc (789), Young Croix
America
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Stare
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Augustus M Lind
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Jacob Dilk
Alex Trent
Fred Hyde
Lorenzo D Thorn
Hensy
Gu Jong
Union- Ville
Tate
Copenhagen
Denmark
Zante
Governor Yates
My Place
Seawortby
Dewey
My Farm
Streepy Farm
Nates
Martin
Keopehes
Ingomar
Uced
Nampa
Stranger
Gen’ Waalton
Gen’ Knox
Strang
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Trott
St. Clair
W. T. Rinker
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