Mount Kineo and Moosehead Lake Guide to Maine’s Wild Retreat
A Maine travel sketch recounts Moosehead Lake in Piscataquis County, its size and elevation, Greenville as a hub, the Mt Kinco House as a landmark, and a detailed journey from Boston to Mt Kinco. The piece blends natural description with hotel history and local figures, ending with reflections on Maine’s wilderness allure and a brief note on silver coinage after the Sherman Act.
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Crystal Lakes
Maine
Uncle Sam
Mount Kineo
Moosehead Lake
Piscataquis County
New England
Atlantic
Kennebec River
Tars Lake
Penobscot
St. John
Seaboard
Greenville
Bangor
Mt. Kinco
Cloosehead Lake
Boston
William Cowper
Poat
Mt. Kinno
Mount Kinco
Far and Wide Stomach Bitters touted for malaria aid
The advertisement extols Hostinter's Stomach Bitters as a protection against malaria in tropical regions including Guatemala, Mexico, South America, and the Isthmus of Panama. It claims antifebrile benefits for immigrants and miners, and notes relief for stomach, liver, and bowel disorders, rheumatic ailments, and early kidney trouble, boosting warmth and resisting morning mist exposure.
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Guatemala
Mexico
South America
Panama
Pile Pomade Relief Reported By Customer
My Mother has used Hili's Pile Pomade for a week with two applications daily. At treatment start the suffering was severe, but relief came about twenty minutes after each use and the piles have steadily improved. After fourteen applications the sufferer hardly notices them. Customer is 80 years a sufferer from piles. Price $1.00, six for $5. By mail. Siegfried & Co. druggists Warren, Pa.
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Hili
W. A. Alexander
Scipioville
N. Y
Wrecked at Garland D A V and P Passenger Train
The D A V and P passenger train wrecked between Pittsfield and Garland at about 7 last evening. Details were unavailable at press time. A. D. Wood of this city, traveling to Titusville, was in the rear car and badly bruised with severe head injuries. He was brought home for treatment as the brake man and baggage master also sustained injuries.
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Pittsfield
Garland
A. D. Wood
Titusville
Warren County Pomona Grange to Meet at Youngsville
Warren County Pomona Grange No 10 to meet with Brokenstraw Grange No 407 at Youngsville on Dec 6 and 7. Program includes Welcome, readings, debates on dairy butter, electric roads, women's privileges, interest rates, and a Fifth Degree conferral. Election of four directors and one auditor for Patrons Mutual Fire Relief Association of Northwestern Pennsylvania.
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Youngsville
Warren County
Pomona Grange
Brokenstraw Grange
Geneveque Revuryes
Conere
Sugar Grove Grange
Warren Grange
Swearing Creek
Pomona
Patrons Mutual Fire Relief Association
Pennsylvania
Brokenstraw
M. W. Bover
C. A. Cuengy
Local Notices From Lander Marshtown And Surroundings
Thompson Hill November 14 A Putnam sold property in Lander and farm in Marshtown to Charles Shaw of Sheffield. M 3B Sparks visited Jamestown on business. S Clark and wife attended the Grange at Lander. John Nobbs moved to Lander to occupy J D Arird's house. Miss Alice Preston of Lander is home from Vermont. Mrs Alice Putnam of Wattsburg PA visiting. L Dewing hosted a busking bee. Miss Mabel Clark returns from Grape picking at Fredonia. Mr Mrs Dell Putnam visiting Marsh town. Dr E J Cowden and wife on the hill. Bap tists near completion of their church. T W Sparks returning from Sherman NY. Maggie Wood from Erie PA home with Will Wood family. A H Hinsdale and wife of Sugar Grove calling on friends. Congregational Society painting church. Mrs Elmer Thompson laid up with a sore foot. Rev H S Thomas preached. Carrie Burgett of Jamestown home with parents. News Boy. Rheumatic Cure advertisement offers quick relief and guaranteed sale by Noyes Warren PA. 5 tf
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A. Putnam
Lander
Charles Shaw
Sheffield
A. P. Wright
Marshtown
Sparks
Jamestown
S. Clark
John Nobbs
J. D. Arird
Alice Preston
Vermont
Alice Putnam
Wattsburg
L. F. Dewing
Mabel Clark
Fredonia
Dell Putnam
E. J. Cowden
T. W. Sparks
Sherman
N. Y
Maggie Wood
Will Wood
Erie
A. H. Hinsdale
Sugar Grove
Congregational Society
Elmer Thompson
H.S. Thomas
Carrie Burgett
Possible Governors Candidates Cited by Washington Correspondent
Washington correspondent for the Pittsburg Commercial Gazette discusses likely contenders for governor. He notes Congressman Charles W. Stone is popular with colleagues and urged to announce. Stone favors a strong showing against General Hastings. Democratic hopes focus on Attorney General Hensel to lead a hopeful ticket, with Sibley unlikely to run on a gold standard platform.
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Washington
Pittsburg Commercial Gazette
Gays
Charles W. Stone
Sibley
Cleveland
Hensel
Best Known Doctor Offers Free Letter Consultations
An advertisement extols Dr. Greene of 85 West 14th Street New York as the most skillful physician for nervous and chronic diseases. It promotes free letter consultations and the cure by Dr Greene's Nervura with guidance via symptom blanks. Also advertises English Spavin Lintment and Down's Elixir, Arnica Oil Liniment, and Lane's Medicine with claims of cures and benefits for animals and humans.
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Greene
West 14Th Street
New York
Ritchfield, Oruggist
Warren
T—Ly
Pat. Mantle
Fire Place
Im -Lane
Income tax plan eyed by Democrats in new revenue bill
The Ways and Means Committee favors a moderate income tax with a two percent rate and a high exemption, aiming to raise about 50 million dollars. It would avoid widespread changes to current internal revenue laws, preserve alcohol taxes, and adjust sugar duties to aid sugar refiners. The bill also discusses reciprocity on sugar, hides tea, coffee, and planned coal policy, with a target date for a finalized draft before Congress’s December session.
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Seger Trust
Democrats of the Ways and Mains Committee
Louisiana
Wabraska
Sugar Trust
Germany
Spain
Cuba
South American
Venezuela
Columbia
Haiti
Wilson
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Odd Fellows Grand Valley Lodge organized in Grand Valley
Grand Master Wuench instituted Grand Valley Lodge No. 1072 I O O F with twenty charter members on Friday November 10. Officers installed included NG Frank M Downing WG Frank A Wood Secretary H S Satterly Asst Secretary Charles Thayer Treasurer H Hull Wardee D Eldred Conductor MW Bowes 1G F S Goodwill 0G B P McCook RS to NG G C Priestley LME Dunham BR S 8 RS Hunter L 3 8 Frank Dean RS to VG John Major L& J W Heary. Delegates came from Titusville Warren Gailord Youngsville Tid ioute Bear Lake and other points. town taxed to cover them. Banquet served after midnight.
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Wuench
Grand Valley Lodge
Frank M Downing
Frank A Wood
H S Satterly
Charles Thayer
H Hull
Wardee
D Eldred
MW Bowes
Goodwill
P McCook
C Priestley
Dunham
RS Hunter
Frank Dean
John Major
J W Heary
Titusville
Warren
Gailord
Youngsville
Tidioute
Bear Lake
Century Catarrh Cure and other promotions
Pale children troubled by catarrh may benefit from Century Catarrh Cure. Enclose fifty cents to Century Manufacturing Company, Warren, Pa, for a mail order package. Also notes a failed grocery firm tied to a presidential win and lists counterfeit bills for sale. Mentions a potato crate for farmers and a back pain testimonial from P Chal mers in Keating Summit, Pa.
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Century Manufacturing Company
Warren
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Mt. Kinéo House
QO. A. Dennen
United States
Geo. H. Bemis
Mt. Kines
Flere
Kineo
A. McHors
Ture
Treasury
County Grange
Freehold Grange
Thompson Hill
Noyes
Harry Isaacs
Harry
Arabia
Bill Yates
Frank Talmage
Sike
Hd Ara
Armory Hall
Odd Fellows In
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Araur
Thurberg, Wheyland & Co
Cras
D. Barrer
S. Forsyth St
Atlanta
Thompson
P. Chalmers
Keating
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