Orrine Cured Him of Drunkenness
A testimonial letter describes Orrine as a reputable remedy that cured drunkenness and led to improved finances and a happy home. The writer cites a mechanic earning $2250 yearly, gaining a home, and praises Orrine’s preparation and pill form option priced at $1 per box. (Orrine Building, Washington)
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Orrine
Paige Ton
Wapruke Werth
God Raphy
Avenir
Orrina
Glen
Orrluy
Wolouc
Oitine
Washington
Deron
Tortande
Etty Ny Hneean's
Wesalopien
Advertigero Whar Nonsense Ad Copy Sealed
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an evening standard advertisement and publication timing. It appears as garbled promotional copy with unclear entities. The readable bits indicate an advertising note rather than a complete news item and no concrete actions or named parties are discernible.
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Evening Standard
Mortality Statistics Show Causes of Deaths in 1908
Washington D C Oct 21 Each of the following causes was responsible for thousands of deaths in the late reading era: pneumonia tuberculosis cancer paralysis Bright's disease accidents and other ailments The total deaths for males and females are given with percentages by cause and occupation The article notes rising cancer and certain lung diseases while detailing death rates by age occupation and sex for the year 1908 and compares to 1907 and 1909 figures
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Washington, D. C
Jean
Bear Giger
Aid
Forgery Case Brief in New York Court
J Whitney, a young man, faced forgery charges in Manhattan. His attorney claimed he had a weak character and private secretary Patt testified, but Whitney received five years imprisonment. Grace Maldot, from California, was sentenced to three years for the same matter after confessing. Whitney spoke for an hour on his client’s behalf but failed to sway the court.
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Cov
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Nevertimans Whitnay
Yeny
Grace
Maldot
Woold
California
Rivon
Tene
Hoth
Whitnay
Doubts Over Jeffries Fight Plan Amid Offers and Bets
The article reports widespread doubt about James Jeffries plans as promoters and board members weigh options for his next bout. Johnson and Bergur indicate bids for the match are strong, with expectations of significant purses and conditions shaped by recent negotiations.
Health meeting debate over meal inspection charges
At Richmond on October 2 the American Public Health Association repudiated sensational charges about government meal inspection. Caroline Bartlett Cran of Kalamazoo and other speakers condemned the system. A resolution urged, without debate, to submit the charges to investigation. The discussion touched on tongue examinations and alleged practices, with critics noting gaps and unclear evidence.
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American Public Health Association
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Kimazoo
Michy
Association
Alduptan
Caryice
Bureau of Annual Industry
Crine
NG Thrawat
Alrasiony
Phebe
Paxsou Roy
Cima
Cereles
Howrey
Prosecutions Against Large IL Dealers
New York prosecutors pursue major Illinois dealers amid a sprawling inland trade crackdown. Investigators allege widespread violations and organized schemes tied to interstate trafficking. The case centers on a firm-linked network and aims to curb illegal activity while pursuing multiple defendants.
Capitalization Dispute Over Domestic Company Details
Testimony in a case involving a corporation in Nowhere discusses capitalization figures. Deputy Attorney General Moras explains that the capitalization was fixed at 69 million, later claimed to be 540 million, with incorporators named. Witness testimony covers $40 million, $20 million, and about $19 million allocated to other companies or properties.
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Fred.j.kiesel CO
Gallerie
Cordain
California Winery
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Gan
Charles
Americag Coom- Pauy
Ige Companies
Hides and Cattle Trade Rules Adjusted by U S
Washington notes new sanitary rules on imported cattle and hides from various regions. Meat cattle may be imported with updated certification, excluding certain dried hides. disinfection standards and consular attestations now apply at all entry points.
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Washington
William Hag
Great Britain
Ireland
Irlanda
North America
Maxlea
Three Hundred Masons Take the 32nd Degree
A Scottish Rite council meeting on a fourth day elected honorary grand chancellor and various dignitaries. Names from many places including Washington, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Cheyenne appear among nominees for high degrees. Eleven vacancies remain on the supreme council with memorial services planned.
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S. Cramp
Leuwards
Las Angeles
M. H. Flint
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Newlands Calls for United Work on Waterway Development
A heavily garbled historical letter advocates a unified federal effort to develop waterways and irrigation. It calls for a nationwide waterway service, a funding plan around 50 million annually, and coordinated action on rivers including the Missouri, Arkansas, and Red. It emphasizes irrigation of arid lands, navigation, and concurrent construction of related canals and public works with state and federal cooperation.
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Iver
Gould
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Onatemil
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Carnival Frang Show and Festive Parade Disrupted
A chaotic carnival scene unfolds with a grand parade through crowded streets. Debris from decorations scatters as the crowds surge and a sense of danger rises amid halted performances and a tense military display. The disorder prompts concern over injuries and safety.
Officers for Irrigation Congress in Pueblo Colo
Pueblo Colo Oct 2 J H W Mc Corkle of Puebla was elected president and RH Axon of Garden Wea fag secretary of the board at the National Irrigation Congress which he held from Febbio om Tunes
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