Newtons cat穴 lesson on thought in a playful anecdote
A humorous note on Sir Isaac Newton and a cat using holes in a board to reach two gardens illustrates a flawed proof of a simple idea. The piece then cites a local shoemaker Thomas Wood praising Dean's Kidney Pills for back pain, claiming quick relief and urging purchase from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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Sir Isaac Newton
Sir Isaac
Nora
Dogo
Caryienter
Thos
Wood
Tenthistreet
Dean
Hoosier
Pean
Prige
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Eclectric Oil Highlighting Dr. Thomas Remedy
An early household cure claims to burn out illness, heal wounds, and relieve pain in its promise driven by Dr. Thomas. The snippet markets Eclectric Oil as a general remedy for common ailments.
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Thomas
Godsend treatment offers daily pill cure for digestion
One tablet per day before breakfast is claimed to improve stomach and bowel function so well that digestants and laxatives are unnecessary. The remedy is touted as a constitutional treatment for stomach trouble and related health issues, with prices listed and distribution through a Washington Indiana drug store and mail order.
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Washington
Ind
L. F. Hisesrin
Farmers Rug
Gorki Denounces Kishineff Massacre Across Europe
Berlin reports Maxm Gorki sent a censored article condemning the Kishineff massacre to the Frakfort Presse. He accuses Russian cultivated society of fomenting the crimes and calls for aid to relieve Jewish victims. Independent dispatches from St Petersburg and Chicago cite atrocity evidence and Chicago’s $10,000 relief appeal.
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Berlin
Maxim Gorki
Nijsf
Novgorod
Gorki
St. Petersburg
Frankfort Khene Presse
Russia
Kishineff
Hes
Ike
Bessarayets
Kishneff
Kishineffff
Chicago
Samuel J. Kline
Chicago Jewish Massacre Relief Committee
Permutter of
Presbyterians Near Endorsement of Faith Amendments
The second day of the Presbyterian general assembly in Los Angeles focused on evangelical work reports. Eleven amendments to the confession of faith were adopted by presbyteries in nearly all votes, with Huntington Pennsylvania LaCrosse Wisconsin and Ozark Missouri voting again on a pension. A five member committee was appointed to tally votes and report Thursday.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Presbyterian General, Assembly
General Assembly
jDr
Roberts
Huntington
LaCrosse
Wis
Ozark
Coyle
Detectives Pursue Rosséau After Infernal Machine Plot
Detectives Arthur Garey of New York and Jerry Murphy of Butte chase a lead on the anarchist Rosséau, suspected of placing an infernal device on the Cunard liner Umbria at New York harbor. A police posse travels to Brown's Gulch northeast of town, where Rosséau had lived recently and bought a battery for the device. He has been seen at his house in the gulch.
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Butte
Mont
Arthur Garey
New York
Jerry Murphy F
Rosséau
Cunard
Brown's Gulch
Rockies
Rosseau
Guich
President Roosevelts Discovers Puget Sound on Olympia Visit
President Roosevelt toured Olympia Washington receiving 5000 people at the capital. The reception included governor staff former governors and state officials as the presidential party moved from station to capitol building. The trip continued to Tacoma after the welcome.
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Olympia
Wash
Roosevelts
Puget
Washington
Capitol Building
McBride
Tacoma
Milwaukee tragedy ends in murder suicide
Joseph Gutechi fatally stabbed his wife then killed himself in Milwaukee. The report notes a sequence of violent incidents and other varied items including a London sprint record, U S Cuba treaty, and a Kentucky militia move during a grand jury inquiry.
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Ter&se
Joseph Gutechi
Milwaukee
United States
U. S
Beaupre
Rogers
State Department
Marroquin
Cutombih
Pittsburg
London Athletic Grounds
Cuba
Pennsylvanis Western Union
Pennsylvania Railway
Jackson
Lshirbhne of & B. Moceem
Tragedy at Pittsburg Dance Academy Elevator Collapse
Four people died and five injured when an elevator fell from the fifth floor at 1026 Fifth Avenue during a banquet. Weighing balance weights pinned victims as others trapped under debris. one victim bore a Catherine Curtin railroad ticket. Prof L N Giles, blamed for overcrowding, was cited as the event’s sponsor.
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Pittsburg
Fifth ‘Avenue
Catherine Curtin
Albert Meyer
Firuman
L. N. Giles
Pennsylvania Electro Mechanical Institute
Giles’ Sebogl
State of Trade Report Indicates Mixed Conditions in May
Bradstreet's weekly review finds improved overall conditions but room for betterment in weather, crop and labor areas. Retail trade rises with summer wear while wholesale activity stalls awaiting fair trade developments. Collections improve in larger cities as railway earnings stay strong and May receipts show notable gains over last year.
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New York
Bradstreet
Review of Trade Today
Manches ter farmer assaulted. girl missing in Midwest crime
Hillshoro Indiana May 23 A farmer Martin Kaiser and his daughter Anna seventeen were waylaid by a negro after an evening meeting. Kaiser revived to say a negro did the killing. Anna is missing and feared assaulted or drowned in Tanner’s creek. A suspect was arrested in Cleves Ohio and jailed awaiting Manchester authorities arrival.
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Hillshoro
Ind
Martin Kaiser
Manchester
Anna
Kaiser
Tanner’s Creek
Cleves
Ohio
Here
Record Broken as Shrubb Runs Three Miles in New World Best
London May 23 Alf Shrubb on the London Athletic grounds clocked three miles in 14 minutes 0.17 35 seconds to beat the world record by a narrow margin. In Tokio on May 23 Korea protests the Russians using the Falu river, expressed in strong terms.
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Pittsburg
Buffington
Pennsylvania Railway Company
Western Union, Telegraph Company
Pennsylvaia Railroad
Western Union
Korea
Tokio
Falu
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