Cole Younger Talks Of Life Lessons At Graham
Cole Younger former outlaw drew a large Graham opera house crowd for a lecture on What Life Has Taught Me. He focused on industry honesty and friendship, urged youths to avoid outlawry, and credited parole and a pardon to friendships and religion amid his Civil War past.
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Cole Younger
Graham Opera House
Mr. Younger
Minnesota
Jim Younger
Northfield
Minn
Steenth
Breaks Up Colds with Hyomei in Five Minutes
An advertisement promotes Hyomei as a quick cure for catarrh colds coughs asthma sore throat and bronchitis with money back guarantee Lemmon's Pharmacy sells a 50 cent bottle and a complete outfit with pocket inhaler for $1.00 indicating a home remedy available by mail order or in-store purchase.
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Lemmon's
Hyomen
Clergymen Assaulted in Helena During Robbery Plot
Rev. Dr. E. B. Fairchild of St. Pauls Methodist Episcopal church was dragged from his home on the pretense of a marriage ceremony and brutally assaulted by two masked men. He remained conscious briefly and stated that robbery was not the motive as a purse with money was left untouched.
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Helena
Mont
EB. Fairchild
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Interurban wreck injures six near Bluffton Indiana
Six persons were seriously hurt when a northbound limited and a southbound local car on the Union Traction line collided six miles south of Bluffton. Flying glass caused most injuries as air brakes failed on the limited. The injured were taken to a Fort Wayne hospital. seriously hurt include Thomas Nut ter Warren Fred Hull Bluffton John Frantz Bluffton John Whicker Bluff ton James D. Lawrence Aluncio Mrs Lawrence.
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Papifton
Ind
Muay
Union Traction
Bluffton
Fort Wayne
Thomas Nutter
Warren
Fred Hull
John Frantz
John Whicker
James D. Lawrence
Aluncio
Lawrence
Mi-O-Na Tablets Indigestion Remedy Ad
Advertisement for Mi-O-Na stomach tablets offered by Lemmon's Pharmacy. Claims cure for indigestion and related ailments including nervousness headaches sleeplessness and seasickness with a money back guarantee on a fifty cent box.
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Lemmon
The Standard Oil Trust Dissolution and Its Aftermath
The 1907 Supreme Court order dissolving the Standard Oil monopoly reshaped the oil landscape. It details 44 subsidiary firms under the New Jersey trust and tracks dividend history, stock movements, and the extraordinary capital returns totaling over 726 million dollars since 1882.
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Supreme Court
Cmpanies
Nani
New Jersey
Standard Oil Company of
Ty Po
Standard Oil Trust
Standard of Company of New Jersey
Treasury
New York
Financial Alstriet
Roosevelt gift elephant stirs Berkeley crowd in university exhibit
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt’s African elephant gift to Benjamin Wheeler of the University of California sparked chatter at Berkeley. Curator Barry Swarth reports no bullet hole found in the beast’s hide, prompting campus debate over the Colonel’s life and the elephant’s fate.
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Thelephant
Colonel Roosevelt
Benjamin the Wheeler
University of California
Berkeley
Cal
Theo Roosevelt Hardall
Becase Curaton
Barry Swarth
University Museum
Dalton man swallows coins in daring mill wager
Charles Connors of Dalton Massachusetts swallowed 50 cents in a stunt at Senator W Murray Crane's paper mill. He caught eleven of twelve coins but the twelfth slipped down his throat. He is in a hospital and paid 25 dollars for coin removal. He plans to try silver dollars next as they slide less easily.
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Charles Connors
Dalton
Mass
W Murray Crane
Connors
Great Desert Of Asia The Great Desert Of Africa
A striking historical note claims the great desert of Asia rivals the size of the United States in extent. The statement juxtaposes vast arid expanses with U S geography to emphasize scale.
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Great Desert
Asia
Africa
United States
Boy Stolen by Gypsies Dies in an Asylum
Leonard Allen sixteen year old son of Mary Allen died in Middletown after three years of captivity by a gypsy band. He vanished in 1906 near a pond, was found in 1909 with gypsies in Fall River, and after return to his mother endured worsening health and violent episodes leading to placement in an asylum.
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Leonard Allen
Mary Allen
Middletown
Young Allen
Fall River
Mass
Me Tred
Aoy
Allen
Lttle
Janine
Ile
Rector to Go on Stage in Washington Church Motion
The Rev F E Carroll assistant rector of the Church of the Ascension intends to leave the ministry for the theater He is a descendant of Bishop Carroll and Carrolls of Carrollton Md Born in Baltimore he studied with Jesuits in Spain and plans to join an acting school in the city if not successful on stage he may return to labor in another field
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F. 8. Carroll
Church of the Ascension
Washington
Carroll
Bishop Carroll
America
Carrolls
Carrollton
Baltimore
Duddington Carroll
Spain
Thin women blamed for health issues by surgeon
Dr. C. W. Moots of Toledo told the Ohio medical convention that many thin women are unhealthy and should be operated on if necessary. He suggested sleeping on their sides to prevent internal disorders and reduce back sleeping.
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C. W. Moots
Toledo
Ohio Medical Convention
Dr. Moots
Wife seeks revenge over missing teeth case in Waterbury
Daniel O Connell of Waterbury Connecticut quarrelled with his wife who seized his false teeth and refused to return them. After a day of milk and beet broth he reported to the police. Probation Officer Conbellick handles the case to reconcile and prevent starvation or a change in his liquid diet.
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Daniel O'Connell
Waterbury
Conn
Holland to Build Railways in Sumatra
The Head government announces plans to construct railways in south Sumatra with an estimated cost of 15 million dollars.
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Holland
Head
Railways
South Sumatra
Fragmentary Chestnut Street Dialogue Reveals Character
A garbled excerpt portrays a man described as trusted and well mannered in a courtroom setting. The passage hints at an exchange about a roof, waterworks, and a post, with comment on appearance and trustworthiness.
Neighborly sitter causes nest worry
Mrs Parrot and Mrs Ostrich discuss a neighborly request to sit on the eggs as one will be away for several days. The exchange highlights concern over leaving the nest unattended and the neighborly offer.
Reversal of Form and Fate of Tumens Cause Enspouses
Fragmentary line echoes a philosophical view: reversals bring no shocks to men who build, to children who lay foundations. The text suggests a metaphor of life as constructing houses or blocks, reflecting on origin and consequence.
Sad Railway Wreck Tale Ends With Uncertain Reunion
A woman believes her husband, thought dead in a railway wreck, returns alive. While she rejoices, she later counters an order for a car she planned to buy with his life insurance money, prompting doubt and emotion.
Favorite Fiction Clipping Offers Odd Phrases and Notices
A fragment lists quirky lines such as a dinner invitation to Mrs Oamley, desirable apartments, home cooking, genuine cider vinegar, peaceful picketing, wool suits at 15 dollars, and a letter starting Dear Sir, indicating an eclectic, partial newspaper page.
Senator Sorghum Seeks Quiet Home Return
A senator replies to a probing question with “Nothing,” requesting that the public refrain from recounting details and instead reciprocate by not telling him things when he reaches home. The exchange hints at a desire for privacy amid political scrutiny.
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Senator Sorghum
Cartoons and Queues Spark Public Debate
A dialogue questions depictions of Chinese figures in cartoons and how artists convey ethnic identity. The exchange ponders public recognition of Chinaman caricatures and the broader reception to such imagery.
The Star Comic Exchange Reveals Theatresman Dialogue
A brief comic exchange shows a humorous mix up between a leading lady and a cook character. The male speaker admits he owes the star another season while clarifying he is not a manager, only referring to the cook.
The Usual Result. Mary and the Bald-Headed Groom
A whimsical verse about Mary marrying a man who grows bald after marriage. The text playfully puns on hair and direction, noting the husband’s baldness makes it hard to tell which way he is headed.
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Mary
Milwaukee wedding note sparks playful yodel talk
A brief wedding notice in a Milwaukee paper prompts the groom Jane Lowell Louis Lee to muse on what a fine yodel it would make echoing through the ceremony. The exchange adds a light, personal moment to the public announcement.
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Milwaukee
Jane Lowell
Louis Lee
Castles to Spain built of gold bricks
A quip about luxurious castles to Spain. The joke suggests wealth as the cornerstone, imagining golden bricks as construction material for grand ambitions.
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Spain
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