Alfalfa Remedy Promises Boost From Homeopathy Convention
Dr Blackwood described alfalfa experiments on seventeen patients at a Chicago hospital. Observers reported increased appetite and mental clarity, with bodily functions stimulated and blues mood lifted. Bradley cited ongoing trials and Brennan warned treatment variability and potential danger amid industry promotion.
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Tr. Blackwood
Effenta
Ben Bradley
Watntet
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Dr. Blackwood
Frade Brannen
Cartain
Brennan
July Fourth Excursions Advertised for Rates and Details
An advertisement announces July Fourth excursions on Oregon Short Line and Tinton Pacific System with return limits by July 6. Bee agents offer rates and further particulars.
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Oregon
Tinton Pacific
Horses for War Being Purchased for European Market
In Utah during July 3 reports indicate buyers are actively sourcing horses for cavalry use in the European theater. Commission houses in Chicago, New York, and Salt Lake City are inspecting remains for suitable mounts, with an estimated 10,000 horses bought at about 160 dollars each, netting around 1.4 million for sellers and brokers.
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Danver
Katman City
Soulz
Chicago
Rand Island Commission
Gearch
Horton Fava
Bern
Utah
Pat Sant
Ivarymen
Jaliyel
Neutrality Not Being Violated by Ads War Inquiry Ends
Washington July 2 Acting Secretary Sweet said an inquiry into a Cleveland manufacturing firm’s advert for acid bomb making machines found no neutrality violation. The report concluded the company produced no bombs, only exportable machines previously sold to European countries. The advertising material was prepared by the company’s ad agency and the inquiry found no party in interest harmed.
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Department of Commene
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Sweat
Clavelait Company
Une
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Fowas
Baltic Sea Naval Battle Reports Between Tauaslan and German Ships
Baltic dispatches describe a night long naval clash off Gothland near Stockholm involving Tauaslan and German vessels. Reports cite torpedo boats, cruisers, and minelayers engaging near Gothland and Katthamasvik with Russian warship action and partial survivor accounts.
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Taiaslan
Bwedlah
Leugam Larbor
Iatapd
Katthrmaavik
Island
Gothland
Reuter
Telestam Company
Canture
Submarine Sinks Turkish Transport No 42 in Marmora Sea
A British submarine sank the Turkish transport No 42 in the Sea of Marmora on June 2. The vessel carried troops and was part of a convoy report. The dispatch notes vessels such as Magdeburg class with detailed armaments and crew complements.
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London
Sea of Marmora
Athens
Exchange Telegraph Company
Turks Defeated on Dardanelles by Allied Assault
London reports an official British statement detailing trench gains southwest of Ad Baba and Kill Bahr, with French forces advancing to seize the quadrilateral and surrounding positions. Turkish counterattacks repulsed. French and British bombardment and mine galleries aided progress as part of ongoing operations to roll back Turkish lines gained June 21.
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London
Bir Jan Hamilton
Ad Baba
Killd Bahr
H. M.S. Wolverine
Hue
Uiue
General Huerta Sends Message After Diaz Death
In Poco July 2 dispatch General Huerta, chosen to command the guard for Diaz as Mexico faced upheaval, sends four condolence messages to Diaz’s family and Mexican citizens. He recalls Diaz’s death removing a great leader and notes Huerta’s distress, the last orders fired salute and national hymn played, and Diaz’s embrace with Huerta earlier that day. He urges unity and reflects on Diaz’s long career and the nation’s future under the army.
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Dan
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Oaxaca
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Lie
San
Anna
Herrera
Archduke Maximilian of Austria
Ding
Mexico Ciy
Republic
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Lerdo
Tobias
Diaz Leaves Mexico City After Resignation Letter
The article recounts Porfirio Diaz resigning the Mexican presidency amid revolts led by Francisco I. Madero. Diaz condemns the revolt, offers to step down to avoid bloodshed, and departs for Europe with Fracisco Leon de la Barra appointed provisional president. It covers his long rule, exile, and legacy.
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Mexico City
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Capitol Bomb Blasts Part Of Building In Washington
A July explosion shattered the east reception room of the Capitol building causing panes to break and a large glass mirror to be demolished. Superintendant Woods investigated, noting no official statement yet, as visitors were in the room at the time. Witnesses reported burned powder and a blast heard before the suspect was identified.
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Blockholm
Albaloea
Washington
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Spurs Husband on to Victory
Poynter surrendered to the sheriff at Vienta after killing Mrs. Breece, her son, and daughter with a shotgun and revolvers. Mrs. Breece, widow of Captain George W. Breece, a former Mississippi River pilot, was a key grand jury witness on mortgage property charges. The Breeces and their tenant were linked to the case amid ongoing Wichita, Kansas ties.
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Vienta
Studge
Marles County
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Reece
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Wichita
Kansis
Wright
Explosion at Capitol Leaves Hall Crushed and Mirrors Shattered
The dean of the Capitol Police and the inquiry head refused to offer a theory about the blast. After the explosion the Capitol was closed and dark, staff absent, as the watchman recounted being nearly blown from his chair. A door to the VP’s office, untouched for forty years, was blown out and debris filled the area. Opinions ranged from deranged prank to a protest against U.S. policies. The motive remained unclear as the building stood empty.
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Capital
Four Killed in Missouri Farm Family Tragedy
A Missouri farmer shot and killed four members of a single family near Vienna after a quarrel over harvesting a wheat crop. Victims include Mrs. Filia Breeze, 75, her son George, and daughters Rose Branwe Wright and Mattie Breem. Poynter, wounded, was taken from Mrs Breeze’s farm as the incident unfolded. The report says Mrs Breeze fired first, leading to the deadly confrontation.
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Red Poynter
Vienna
Messager Receivanl
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George Breem
Rose Branwe ‘Wright
Mattie Breem
Poynter
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