Pena Is Inaugurated President of Argentina
Senor Saenz Pena was inaugurated president of Argentina on October 13 amid festivities and visits from across the republic. Messages of congratulations came via diplomatic representatives from American republics and European nations. The new leader, viewed as progressive, aims to place Argentina among the world’s front ranks and may alter naval policy. Germany and England contest trade leadership with France and the United States seeking to regain influence. Shipping and manufacturing needs are cited as factors in U S trade gaps with Argentina.
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Argentina
Lvena
Germany
England
South American
France
United States
You Look Old and Tired Try Vind Cod Liver Tonic
A local ad urges worn out readers to try Vind cod liver iron tonic without oil. It claims the tonic will build up strength and energy, offering a money back guarantee if it does not restore feeling of vigor and well being.
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Cobdk & Sherman
Towa
Notice of religious services at James Farrier residence
The notice invites people to religious services at James Farrier's residence on Saturday evening October 15 at 7 30. It adds a short moral reflection on gossip and envy attributed to Bacon about minding one s own business.
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James Farrier
Bacon
Wash Thatitch Away With Local Skin Remedy
An advertisement touts Europe’s springs for eczema relief but offers local relief with D. D. D Prescription containing Oil of Wintergreen and Thymol. It promises instant relief from burning itch and smoother skin, urging a 25 cent bottle today from Cook & Sherman.
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Europe
Cook & Sherman
Telephones in Mines Highlight Rescue Lessons
The Philadelphia Record argues that telephone use in mines is essential. It cites the Cherry coal mine disaster to show how better communication could have saved more lives between rescuers and entombed workers.
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Cherry
Philadelphia
Shows for Itself
A reflective saying notes that a man who lives by the golden rule need not boast about his piety to friends.
Portugal’s King Manuel and the Lisbon Revolution
The narrative links a clerical-led upheaval in Portugal to two causes the murder plot and a condemned romance. It notes King Manuel’s rumored ties to actress Gaby Deslys and a wave of bohemian Parisian influence fueling distrust with the crown. Santos’s murder attempt against Bombarda and the queen mother’s clerical alignment are cited as factors shaping the crisis.
Portugal Brings Gaby Deslys Bride Plot to Parlous Light
The article recounts Gaby Deslys, famed performer known as Gabrielle of the Lilies, and a possible royal alliance involving Manuel, the king of Portugal. It notes Deslys’s Parisian fame, a London appearance during a royal visit, and rumors of a marriage to Manuel’s favored child, the Princess Victoria, whom she allegedly influenced but who refused. It mentions the assassination of Professor Bombarda in Lisbon and introduces Dr Théophile Braga as provisional president, a poet and folklorist tied to the Republican movement, with a Paris fete honoring him.
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Victoria
Bois de Boulogne
Gabrielle of
Portugal
London
Manuel
Gaby Deslys
Bombarda
Liberal League
Theophile Braga
Europe
Lisbon
Braga
Republican Party
Committee of Seven
Bernardino Machado
Lisbon University
New Republic
Paris
Anatole France
Dog Crosses Street With Mistress Hand in Paw
A New York dog is seen guiding his mistress across Fifth Avenue, holding her hand with his paw as they wait at the curb. They cross together with calm focus, the dog dropping to all fours once the opposite curb is reached.
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Fifth Avenue
Widow Charged for Blood Stain Removal After Tragedy
Dec 25 death of Dr Koelpin at Bonn railway scene led authorities to bill widow Frau Koelpin for 82 expended to remove blood stains from the premises. If unpaid, she faces legal action.
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Germany
Koelpin
University of Bonn
Frau Koelpin
Hong Kong Mail Routes Improve Yet US Service Slips
The article notes mail service between Hongkong and Europe has improved over the past year while service to and from the United States has become less satisfactory, signaling uneven courier performance across regions.
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Hongkong
Europe
United States
Canada Ships Fever Decline in Merchant Marine Tonnage
The record shows a steady drop in Canada’s merchant marine over the past 35 years. Tonnage fell from 1,155,500 in 1874 to 1909 figures shown as FIS5538, reflecting a shrinking naval commerce.
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Canada
Australia Rich In Sheep
Australia reports more than 57 million sheep valued at over 220 billion dollars in a nationwide livestock overview. The data highlights the scale of the flock and its economic importance across agricultural sectors.
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Australia
Chicago firm offers suits to measure at ready-made price
A Chicago firm guarantees tailored suits will fit for the same price as off the rack. The ad urges shoppers to compare with hand me downs and visit Jean Huysmans, the Ladies’ Tailor, for custom fitting.
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Chicago
Jean Huysmans
Complex real estate suit seeks title quieting in Iowa lands
In Washington County district court, plaintiffs led by Francis M. Snider and Ulysses G. Snider file to quiet title to a large Iowa property description. They claim life estate to certain heirs and remainder in fee simple to others, with unknown claimants asserted. The case names numerous defendants and unknown claimants and seeks permanent relief barring any adverse interests. The order directs publication in the Evening Journal and sets appearance deadline for Oct 18, 1910.
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Washington County
Iowa
Francis M. Snider
Ulysses G. Snider
Sherman Sleichter
Elia D. Sleichter
Sherman C. Snider
May Sommer
Florence Belle Bush
Zella Snider
Cella Hummer
Plaintiffs
John RB. Hobbs
Emily Hobbs
James Kirkpatrick
Sidney Kirkpatrick
Absalom Bush
Marton Haigler
Morton Haigler
Martin Haigler
Margaret Haigler
Violet Bush
Wellington
Winter & Gross
Stone, Starr & Co
William FE. Kerr
Cyrus Oe Bush Bush
Stinson & Co
Velma Sleichter
Virginia Snider
Amantha L. Bowman
Levi P. Stone
Egbert Starr
Henry H
Sach
District Court of
Ella D. Sleichter
Florence Helle Hush
Virginia
District Court
Court House
Washington
T. M. Simonton
Wilson & Wilson
Evening Journal
Byron W. Preston
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Steck’s Jewelry Store
Steck
Senor Saenz Pena
King Mantel
Mile
Gaby Deslyd
Santos
Queen Mother
Jacinto Candido
Dom Miguel de Braganza
Professor Bombarda
de Braganza
Rosenwald & Weil
Omar
Garilaory
Wilye Tile Ve
Ohio
Windsor Grocery Telephone
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