Typhoid Deaths Prompt Baltimore Water Alarm in London Link
The week ending July 6 reports one typhoid fatality in Baltimore and four in London. London’s clean water and milk supply cited as the reason for lower deaths. Baltimore’s higher toll blamed on water and milk neglect. Comparisons drawn with Munich Hamburg Paris and St Petersburg to illustrate varying death rates under different public health practices and urban conditions.
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St Pauw Minn
Hohensoltern
Moston
Electricity a cure for tuberculosis claims by Dr Strong
The American Electro Therapeutic Association heard Dr FoF Atrong describe a new tuberculosis treatment using high voltage Tesla currents and oxygen enriched inhalations delivered via vacuum condenser electrodes on the chest. He claims rapid patient improvements after weeks of daily therapy, combining heat, radiant energy, and controlled oxygen with forced expiration.
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New Fork
American Electro Therapeutic Association
Fof Atrong
Taft
Strong
Tie Strong
Wright
Fire escape on a steamer cited by crowd on pier
Skipper notes passengers ask questions about a lone fire escape mast as a woman with two children seeks escape details. The scene unfolds on the Philadelphia harbor wharf with a crowd listening to the exchange. Also mentions the gout cure hype from the New York Tribune and a clergyman urging churchgoers to remove furs and wraps after summer.
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Philadelphia
Shell
Washington Post 1907 subscription terms and notices
Historical newspaper page shows subscription terms for The Washington Post with payment methods, delivery descriptions, and a mix of scattered items. The fragment includes prices, frequencies, and a long garbled section likely listing subscription options and dates alongside unrelated text and images.
The Overworked Woman of Wisdom Street
A New York coroner hears the case of a laborer, Crane, whose wife died by suicide in 1888 and haunted him with her ghost. He seeks permission to exhume and rebury her body in consecrated ground, claiming gossip and a wish to lay her to rest. Coroner Marburger permits only the health department to handle the body as Crane leaves in distress.
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John Spencer
Tord
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Comnton
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Waljing
Compton
WI Compton
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Misa Elizabeth Spencer
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Health Department
Sajal Grane
Kaiser promotes Count Eulenburg to royal minister role
Count Augustus Eulenburg, newly appointed by Emperor William, becomes minister of the royal household amid intrigue. The former German ambassador at Vienna and recently retired diplomat, he wields vast court influence, issuing court notifications and shaping access to the Emperor. His close ties to Crown Prince Wilhelm trace back to childhood, with a career built on familiarity with Berlin society and court life.
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Willem
Sosiey
Emperor Broderick
Count Eulenburg
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Prince Blematek
The Happy Brother Fromm the Altentn Coustrywtom
A garbled verse recalls a cheerful figure named Fromm and his near heavenly cheer. The speaker notes heavenly terms with angels, a lack of hearing, and a lasting happiness among friends before departure.
TWO JAPANESE MARTYRS IN THE AGE OF PEARY AND SILENCE
A fragmented 19th century piece recounts the fate of two young Japanese who sought passage on an American ship in 1834. Capt Perry refused asylum, they were kept aboard in a cage and executed, becoming symbols of cross cultural encounter and political risk. The narrative links their tragedy to broader themes of exploration, allegiance, and national pride.
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Brave Man Faces Heat and Cold in Noted Demonstration
A rugged Nasville figure endures heat and winter cold as he leads a bold charge with a regiment of men. He derides fear, appeals to comrades, and faces a dentist who tests his nerve while taunting bravado. The tale blends warlike zeal with comic travel notes about fried chicken in Arkansas.
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Reflections of a Bachelor from 20 New York Pres
Fragmented OCR text discusses a bachelor in a city setting and hints at social observations. The piece references an heiress, money, and relationships, but details are unclear due to garbled transcription. No coherent events or outcomes are identifiable.
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Interviews on a Native Bank Run by Chippewa Indians
The article describes a new bank on the White Earth Reservation, organized and run by Chippewa Indians. C E Richardson of Duluth praises tribal leadership and funds, noting presidents, cashiers, and local church connections. It highlights a progressive Native enterprise, with mentions of leaders and community influence, and reflects broader interest in Indigenous financial ventures.
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