Seneca Indians in Cattaraugus County Described as Poverty Stricken
Randolph Buffalo Center correspondent paints a harsh portrait of the Allegheny Reservation where about seven hundred Seneca Indians live in shanties along the Allegheny River. He cites degraded customs, poverty, and unlawful land practices, arguing state and federal laws force misery and urging reform through allotment and protection from predatory whites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
Buffalo Center
Allegheny Reservation
Allegheny River
Cattaraugus County
New York
Home the Mighty Magnet of Human Hearts
A flowing meditation on home as the deepest sentiment and moral anchor. The piece extols home’s power to heal away exile, guiding memory and affection across distance, with vivid images of loved ones, reunion, and the soul’s immortality. It contrasts worldly applause with the sanctity of home and urges giving labor and love to keep homes blessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Nome
Eaarth
Dr Prazier’s Root Bitters Offered as Health Tonic
Fraziers Root Bitters are advertised as a comprehensive medicine not a whiskey beverage. They claim to aid liver and kidneys, regulate bowels, strengthen the weak, heal lungs, build nerves, purify blood, and treat dizziness, dyspepsia, fever, dropsy, skin ailments, and debility. Testimonials praise relief from dyspepsia and kidney issues after two bottles. Sold by Trexny & Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraziers Root
Frazier
Mars
M. Marrey
Cleveland
Ohio
Trexny & Co
Justice of the Peace Fines Man for Shooting Another’s Bull
A Crosby county justice of the peace fines a man who shot a bull not his. He protests unable to pay 75 dollars. The judge orders cedar poles to be cut to satisfy the fine as fencing material for the state. The man now cuts poles to pay the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosby County
Texas Siftings
State of
Texas
The Lily of Chautauqua and a Tarnished Tale
The Rochester Democrat recalls Miss Lillian Cleves, once in Only a Farmer's Daughter, and her later marriage to Richard Foote in Cleveland. Reports say their Jamestown visit sparked public scandal as a loud dispute at the Sherman House escalated into accusations of marital strife and financial ruin worth 175000 dollars, prompting a hasty compromise as observers warned of an approaching storm.
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Rochester Demorat
Lillian Cleves
Corinthian Academy of Music
Richard Foote
Cleveland
Lillian
Lily of Chautauqua
Magdalene
Jamestown
Foote
Gollen
Sherman Trouse
Cnies
Lily
Chautauqua
Jamestown Journal
Buffalo Cori
Revived by a Kiss at a Louisville Home
A two month old baby girl near Third Street between Jefferson and Market nearly died from convulsions Tuesday night. Dr. Henderson treated her but she stopped breathing. soon afterward respiration ceased and death-like signs appeared. After a kiss of life and urgent medical aid, the child reportedly revived, shocking the gathered family and neighbors. Medical staff attended and the case drew local attention to the fragile infant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Courier-Journal
Joseph Myers
Jefferson
Market
Childern
Henderson
Girl Pronounced Dead Revives After Brother's Kiss
In a startling incident a child thought dead began breathing after her brother, grieving at the bedside, kissed her pallid lips and blew air into her mouth. The infant revived within minutes and improved steadily, astonishing the family.
Rocky Mountain Shepherd Dogs and a Missing Sheep Mystery
A traveler recalls a Cold Springs ranche encounter with a pretty shepherd dog and her four puppies. When more than twenty sheep go missing, Flora the dam is sent to search the forest while her master debates. Flora returns at dawn, exhausted yet nursing, a touching scene of maternal devotion amid rugged mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cold Springs Ranche
Tom
Flora
Transient Troubles And The Art Of Forgetting
A reflective piece urges readers to keep a daily note of worries to curb temper and overreaction. It argues that many troubles fade with time, encourages writing the origin and outcome of concerns, and promotes focusing on pure, lovely, and good reports to banish petty frets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia BE
Pinkham
Sanford
Why printers are cynical in the composing room
A fragment from a newspaper reminiscence describes the quiet, tense atmosphere in a newspaper printing room where type is set for both joyous and tragic news. The piece notes printers’ cynicism born from witnessing cycles of celebration and disaster, and ends with unrelated, dated advertisements and testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostower
Teaberry Toothpaste and Many Ads in One Fragment
An OCR fragment showcases a collage of vintage ads and quips. It mentions Teaberry teeth and breath polish, Parker's Ginger Tonic, Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound, Exterminator products, and a mock poetry note about appointment and interment. It includes puns about Magna Charta and a playful dinner-table exchange. It also references a Scotch schoolmaster and a vermin killer claim.
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Eample
A. J. Davis
Parker
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DR. Prazier
Kentucky
Rocky Mountain
Catarth
Lake Peruna
J. Mebbling
Allegheny City
Phthisis
Peruna
Amilstone
Stula
W. L. Carter
Monroe, Mich
Lydia E. Pinkham
DF Lyrn, Mass
Lybia E
Esther
Lydia E. Pinke
Western Avenue
Lynn
Mass
Sintson
Lydia
Vrugsista
N. H
Srey, Johnson & Lord
Bartington
Elixir
Liuna
Anyase
Warren
Flemity
Ago
Bates
Matock
Islan Warren
Aplotef
Koebley. Ls
Hazeltine & CO
Wood
Thomas
Third St
Methodist Church
Warren, PA
Dealera
D. M. Gross & Bro
Stinson &Co
Portland
Menhyl
Warren Hotel
D. M. Davis
Prorrixtor
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