Prominent Physician Accused in 40 Cholera Deaths
Investigations into Dr Patchenko, a St Petersburg physician and society man, reveal his alleged confession to poisoning about 40 people with cholera germs over the past year. The czar’s court and agents pursue details as rumors tie Count Lyassy and other high officials to the case.
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Bt Prorburg Curteap
Dence
New York World
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Imperial
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Fitchenko
Soiets
Lyassy
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Patechenke
Viadtoidr
Alessbeth
Bae
Eto Perysburg
Eczema Sufferer Finds Cure with Cuticura Medics
Miss Nora Shultz of Reading Pennsylvania recounts years of eczema from a small white pimples outbreak to a mass of sores on her hands and face. After failing with doctors and medicines she states two cakes of Cuticura Soap two boxes of Cuticura Ointment and three bottles of Cuticura Resolvent cured her.
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North Third St
Reading
Cuticura Remedies Offered For Hair Health
Promoted by shampoos and dressings, Cuticura promises to ease itching and irritation, destroy hair parasites, cleanse, purify, and beautify the scalp. The Cuticura line is sold worldwide by Foster Deast Chem Corp, with Bowery in Hasn ea Mallod tee, d2-pace Cutura.
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Post trips hold good third man passes 100000
Martin Becker's supporters flood in over 10000 coupons entitling a lucky quartet to a free trip to fight and return. Leaders show increases across the board as the drive gains momentum.
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Lucky Quartet
Free trips to boxing match offered by The Post endure
The Washington Post continues its four free trip offer for the Jeffries Johnson bout whether held in California or elsewhere. Winners depart June 28 with return tickets valid to October 1. Contenders including Martin Becker near 101,468 votes and Percy Given deny withdrawal rumors as standings list many participants across multiple cities and rail routes.
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Can't force him to hospital in Newburgh smallpox scare
The Washington Post reports Newburgh NY June 16 that Dr Tra Whitehead health officer of Wade n ill with smallpox at his home. He likely contracted the disease in New York on Memorial Day after visiting the immigrant quarantine. A nurse and local physician manage the case while villagers demand his removal to an isolation hospital, but no authority can compel it as he remains at home.
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Mission Unity Urged Foresees Closer Alliances
A June 16 session of the World Missionary conference in Edinburgh featured a read letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Silas McBee expressing regret at his absence and urging unity among Christian churches. He emphasized cooperation without compromising belief to advance gospel work, noting unity, not uniformity, as essential in mission efforts.
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Scotland
Theodore Roosevelt
World Missionary Conference
Silas McBee
America
Dutch Reformed Church of America
Africa
City Gathers for Roosevelt Parade and Wedding Plans
A detailed account of naval divisions and tugs leading the Roosevelt parade up the bay, with the Roosevelt wedding to Eleanor Alexander discussed. Officials plan a large, security guarded event with 25 000 spectators and 4 461 police, plus a reception at Battery Park.
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James J. McGuirl
James J. MecGuirl
May McGuirl
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Erin
Jerry McAuley
Irene
Davis
R. J. Barrett
John A. Booker
James Loy
John Lee
Mischief
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Walter Tracey
Coleraine
Loretta
Bay
North River
Wiffyninth Street
Battery
Co! Roosevelt
Pier A
Battery Park
Gaynor
Mirabeau L. Towns
Civil Service
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Stara
Cot
Roosevel
Diplo Corps
Washington
Booker T. Washington
Roosevelt
American royals praise Roosevelt and American dress
Prince Fushimi and Princess Tsune Fushimi toured Chicago praising Roosevelt, aviation, and the U.S. Navy while noting American women’s clothes as pretty. They planned to Seattle next, with John Wilkie of the Secret Service in attendance. A political question was avoided as the prince stayed nonpartisan. Judge Saunders won the Fifth District congressional nomination at the Rocky Mount Democratic convention.
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Japan
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Tsune Fushimi
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Saved at St. Winnifred Hospital
A Honolulu patient with chronic kidney disease travels to San Francisco after exhausting options abroad. At St. Winnifred Hospital he receives Fulton’s terat compound treatment and, within four months, returns to Hawaii healed. The notice claims Bright's disease and nephritis are curable and promotes Henry Elvana Drug Store in Washington, D.C.
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Marshal Winters
San Francisco
Bright
St. Wiliifred Hospital
Henry Elvana
St. Ne
Reading glasses offered at low prices with bifocals
An ad urges readers to address eye strain and blurry vision warning signs and promotes warranted glasses with prices from eight cents to four dollars for bifocals and other eyewear.
Hardwood Refrigerators and Ranney Ice Chests Ad
Classified listing notes 96.00 hardwood refrigerators with galvanized iron lining and removable waste pipe. Tees and Tee Chests measure inches long with Balvanized iron. Prices show 4.98 and 12.75. Ranney Refrigerators feature round corners, removable ice chamber and waste pipe with ice capacity 95 ths.
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Chamber Sets and Decor Items Auction Listing
Auction listing notes a set of 239 chamber sets with 10 larke faury shape items as sorted decorations. Details are sparse but indicate decorative furnishings for a sale. No dates or locations are provided in the readable text.
Record of World War I Hereafter United States Army Notices
United States army officers announce a dramatic test on Corregidor Island, with eleven of twelve 6 inch shots hitting bullseyes. The text lists numerous officer transfers leaves and duty moves across camps, ships, and posts including Fort Myer Fort Leavenworth Gettysburg Annapolis Washington and San Francisco. Several captains majors and lieutenants are reassigned detailed or granted leaves with dates and destinations.
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Henry C Michie
Fort Myer
Department of the East
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Twenty-seventh Infantry
United States
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Fort Moultrie
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John W. Barker
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Army Service Schools
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
Harold Fiske
Corps of Engineers
Gettysburg
Camp of Instruction
George Montgomery
Ordnance Department
Washington, D. C
Annapolis
Henry CR. Norriss
Medical Reserve Corps
Vancouver Barracks
West
San Francisco
Cat
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Philippine Islands
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Jis
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Kat
Dorsey Cullen
Second Cavalry
Tin L. Reeves
S.A
Bmrom Military Institute
Germantown
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Charles T. Smart
First Field Artillery
Presidio of
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Charles T. Dulin
Mort Bayard
Coast Artillery Corps
Harrison S. Kerrick
Smith Company
Frank T. Hines
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Orders to Naval Officers Move Officers and Assign Vessels
Navy announces commissions and duties for officers led by Kempf Brigga and other lieutenants to various posts. Ensigns dispatched to Minnesota Virginia Birmingham Montgomery while surgeons and paymaster staff receive assignments. Vessels Stringham Sebago Wy Gus Sibasliog Ferral Yorke arrive at Southport Bremerton Paducah and marina detachment noted.
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BR. E. Ingersoll
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H. Brown
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Minnesota
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Virginia
F. L. Wilson
Birmingham
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Montgomery
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J. L. Nelseon
Naval Disperary
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Stringham
Sebago
Southport
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Tales With Women and Home Making Now and Then
A medley of domestic wisdom and old time virtue argues for practical home life over romantic ideals. A Greek observer notes balance between dreams and duties, praising thrift, governance of finances, and gratitude as keys to a happy household.
Bomb wrecks a tenement after Black Hand threats
In New York on June 16 an explosion in a First Avenue tenement blast wrecked the hall and first floor interior.159 occupants fled to fire escapes as firefighters moved the injured to safety. Police believe Clarklanders behind the blast after months of threatening letters to barber Frank Fassett whose shop on the first floor was demolished.
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Ot Landers
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Bar
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Brownlow in No Danger Amid Health Report
Johnson City, June 16. Physicians attending Representative Wood Brownlow of the First Tennessee district deny a critical condition report. They say he is not in danger and is recovering from illness caused by enlarged glands.
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Wood Brownlow
First
Tennessee
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