President's Message to Fifty-fifth Congress
The president extends greetings to the Fifty fifth Congress, notes unity and nonpartisan aims, discusses currency reform, gold reserves, and bond policy, and calls for measures to stabilize the economy while outlining positions on Cuba, annexation of Hawaii, and other national issues. He urges preserving gold parity, notes debt reduction progress, and addresses naval needs and Indian Territory questions.
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Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery And Public Notices
A lengthy excerpt reviews Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo promoting his Golden Medical Discovery for digestion blood and wasting diseases claiming high cures. It also quotes a public sale decree suggestions on Nicaragua canal commission civil service reforms and government budget notes from President McKinley December 6 1897.
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Pitiful Fate of William Martin in Klondike Camp
A Missouri man named William Martin is executed by miners in a Klondike camp for stealing a side of bacon and sugar. He admits mortgaged hopes and writes a final note to a loved one before the mob hanged him near the camp lake. His body left with a St Louis postmark on torn envelope.
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Ingenious rabbit trap ends in tragic frost death
Mr William Hillammond of El dred New York built a bonfire in a snow covered woods to lure rabbits. The rabbits gathered, slept warmed by the fire, and froze to death as dawn broke. Hillammond then killed 150 rabbits with a hatchet and sent them to market.
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Poisonous wild flowers list after child death
A letter notes a boy’s death after eating buttercups and warns that several common wildflowers are deadly if eaten by children. The published list includes buttercups, celandine, wood anemone, daffodils, narcissus, lily, snowdrop, jonquil, wild hyacinth, monk’s hood, foxglove, agrebriony, mezereon and henbane.
Snuff from Baltimore Reaches Vatican High Priced Item
The Pope’s snuff is manufactured in America, travels directly from Baltimore to the Vatican, and commands the world’s highest price after Italian customs. His Holiness prefers refined scents and the snuff is scented with rose attar before packaging.
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A Valuable 1634 Shakespeare Edition Bought in Monton
Theodore Reynolds of Monton Massachusetts purchased a 1634 Shakespeare edition valued by experts near the second richest after the 1623 issue. It is estimated to exceed $2,000. Reynolds, who owns a large Bible and Shakespeare collection, notes the rare find. Scientific men estimate the earth’s age at about 500000 years for nebular and stellar periods and around 25000000 years with 15000000 past for organic life.
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Hair count differences spark authorities to study hair quality
A London Figaro report recounts a curious study by so called hair scientists who measured a square inch of scalp across several individuals. They concluded heads with dark hair average 105,000 hairs while red haired scalps average 29,000, and overall a head contains about 143,000 hairs. The explanation offered is that fair hair is finer and red hair coarser, affecting counts.
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Jealous circus lovers lure Sicilian tragedy of lion cage
Fiorina the lion queen of a traveling circus discovers her athlete lover’s faithlessness and plans revenge. After a brilliant performance she coaxes him aside and asked if he still loves her. When he proclaims affection she declares she would kill him and pushes him into the lions’ cage, where the animals maul him as she prods them with her whip.
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Sunday Train Schedule From Dunkirk To Titusville
Train 5 departs Dunkirk at 3 30 PM reaching Falconer 4 43 PM Warren 5 35 PM and Titusville 6 56 PM. Train 2 morning and Train 4 afternoon connect with NLE and WRY at Falconer Junction for all points east. H Parry General Agent 308 Exchange Ave and H Daniels General Passenger Agent.
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