Typhoid Deaths in Baltimore vs London Highlight Water Risk
The report compares typhoid weekly deaths in Baltimore and London, noting four Baltimore deaths versus one in London. It cites water and milk supply care as a key factor, with Munich and Hamburg cited as comparably low, while Petersburg shows higher figures. The piece also discusses aristocratic and political figures shaping health and social policy across Europe.
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Tony the
Baltimere
Yewe Jn
London
Baltimore
Marshall Price
State Board of Health
Munich
Trere
Hamburg
Transfort
Paris
Bailmore
Bt Petersburg
Sienarcke
Bis Ae
Buromerck
Marie
United States Census Bureau
United States
Rantsan
Hellimore
Baron Elsentecker
Wapu
Washington
Maltimores Kalsere
Pilebarg
Ieureman
Allegheny
Boul Eutenturg
Philadelphia
Prussia
Govrnor General
Alsace
Mortimore
Lorain
New Orleans
Cinrinauti
Columbia
Rim
Grail
Baden
New York
Fmn
Jerany
Culenturgs
Jowestries
Rocheatec NY
Arcady
St Pauw Minn
Hohensoltern
Moston
Electricity as Accessory in Tuberculosis Treatment
A Boston paper describes a new electrotherapeutic method for pulmonary tuberculosis by Dr. Strong of Taft's Medical School. High frequency currents applied to the thorax via vacuum condenser electrodes, with ozone- enriched oxygen and forced expiration, reportedly yield remarkable improvements in symptoms, weight, and recovery in several advanced cases.
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Boston
American Electro Therapeutic Association
Fof Atrong
Taft
Strong
Tie Strong
Wright
Escape on a Steamer and a Fire Escape Question
A skipper on a steamer recounts how five passengers escaped from the Philadelphia record ship and how a wary woman sought the fire escape. A New York Times cure for gout is discussed with clergy urging moth preventive measures and church attire changes.
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Philadelphia
Shell
Washington Post Subscription Terms 1907 notice
The page presents a chaotic 1907 Washington Post subscription terms notice with garbled phrases. It lists payment methods and renewal terms, mentions daily and Sunday delivery, and includes scattered references to addresses, stamps, and notices. The readable core concerns how to pay and subscribe for daily, Sunday, and weekly deliveries.
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Cartier
Deshington
Daly
Washington Post Co
Tashington
The Overworked Wisconsin Woman's Tragic End
A Wisconsin laborer, Peter Crane, seeks coroner help after his wife killed herself by jumping into the river in 1988. Crane admits blocking identification due to town gossip and asks to exhume and rebury her, while coroner Marburger assists under health department limits.
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New York
Mirty
Potters Field
Marburger
Health Department
Aistinter
Sajal Grane
Kaiser promotes Count Eulenburg in Berlin court ties
Count Augustus Eulenburg, recently named minister under Emperor William, is described as the closest confidant of the sovereign and the chief conduit for court invitations and access. The article details his long service, influence, and role during the later years of the imperial household, highlighting his mentor relationship with Wilhelm and his grip on Berlin society.
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Esta
Hotwardlern
Essaea
Augustus Eulenburg
William
Baron von Wedel
Euler
Vienna
Berlin
Salsereen
Houschald
Fiea
Himperer
Blamarck
Willem
Sosiey
Emperor Broderick
Count Eulenburg
Count Bota Eulenours
Prince Blematek
The Happy Brother Fromm the Altentn Coustrywtom
A fragmentary verse memorial extols a cheerful, beloved figure who lived among angels in heaven and inspired others with his bright disposition. The text reflects a homely, affectionate tone praising a departed person and the lasting warmth he left behind.
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Neaven
Spearun
Wim Shanba
TWO JAPANESE MARTYRS
A fragmentary historical piece recounts Japanese youths Simuda and Kwananci condemned after seeking passage on an American ship. Perry’s voyage to Japan in 1853 is sketched, noting the youths’ arrest, their transport in a cage, and their eventual fate as martyr figures amid 19th century imperial tensions.
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Japsa
Eople
Perry
Japan
Yaddo
Peri
Lagivoda
Kwanancii
Shnoda
Isug, Kooda
Keansuchi
Nanar
Tony
A Braver Man Faces Heat and Cold in Arkansas Chicken Tales
A fragment recalls a fearless traveler detailing a trek through Arkansas with fried chicken as a constant. He boasts of courage amid heat and cold, then veers to anecdotes of encounters with a dentist and a spade wielding officer, ending with a humorous note on fried chicken everywhere.
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Castor Hernte
Aumer
Arkansas
DS Jennings
Hallamore
Tulane
Arkansa
Nse
Dunes
Reflections of a Bachelor from New York Pres
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference a bachelor’s reflections on money and social expectations, mentioning an heiress and a novelist tone. The readable lines hint at relationships, finances, and social status without clear event details or names.
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New York
Inneinalion
Issay i
Norshern
Adi Artoma
Interviews With Capital's Visitors On Indian Bank Venture
A Duluth visitor reports a bank owned and operated by Indians on White Earth Reservation. He says it is the first of its kind in America, run by Indian leadership, with Fairbanks as vice president and Beaulieu as cashier. The piece praises the Chippewa for progress, notes tribal stores funding the bank, and highlights hopes for its success amid wider Republican political chatter.
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Jadun
Fasco
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ISG
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Grand Central Bank
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Jackson
Grand Central
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Scorch
Charleston News
Ant Courier
Spartanburg
South
Lac
Lintosbich
Courier
Journal
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Ren Waii
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Pittsburg
New Jersey
Spartaray
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Jawbriakers
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Justices
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C. E. Richardson
Duluth Minn
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Richardson
White Earth
iAmerica
Minnesota
White Earth Reservation
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Fairbanks Dem
Genera
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Clement H Beaulieu
Wanesota
Orty
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Gav Wughee
Locas
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Roosevelt
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