Typhoid Deaths in Baltimore and London Compared
The report notes one typhoid death in Baltimore and four in London for the week ended July 6, with Baltimore’s higher rate blamed on water and milk supply neglect. It cites international comparisons, including Munich and Hamburg, to illustrate urban hygiene effects, and mentions Paris, St Petersburg, and other cities. It also discusses population scales and historical figures, concluding with broader commentary on public health practices.
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Tony the
Baltimere
Yewe Jn
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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 a Tuberculosis Cure Claims Conference Findings
A Boston physician presented a new high voltage, high frequency treatment for pulmonary tuberculosis. Using vacuum condenser electrodes and oxygen amid ozone, the therapy allegedly boosts tissue combustion and germicidal action, with reports of improved patients after daily sessions over weeks.
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Boston
American Electro Therapeutic Association
Fof Atrong
Taft
Strong
Tie Strong
Wright
Fire escape on ship sparks anxious passenger tale
A skipper recalls five escapees on a steamer from the Philadelphia record while a crowd questions a passenger. A woman with two children asks about fire safety and points to a mast ladder as a hypothetical exit. The piece also notes a New York Tribune cure for gout and a clergyman urging moth prevention for church wear.
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Philadelphia
Shell
New York
Eithier
Washington Post Terms of Subscription Misprint and 1907 Notice
A scanned Mississippi era style notice reproduces The Washington Post subscription terms with numerous OCR errors. It references daily and Sunday delivery, various prepaid period options, payment by draft checks or orders, and the address Washington, D.C., with a dated 1907 masthead. The garbled text blocks include subscription durations and billing notes.
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Cartier
Deshington
Daly
Washington Post Co
Tashington
The Overworked Wife's Death Haunts a Laborer
A New York laborer, J. Crane of 261 East Seventy First Street, learned his wife had died by suicide in 1988 and haunted by gossip he refused to identify her. He asked Coroner Harburger to help reinter the body in consecrated ground after the coroner advised medical authorities, and Crane confessed that neighbors accused him of seeking a younger woman. The coroner accepted Crane's explanation while Crane sought relief from the Health Department for permission to disturb the body.
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Northampton
Imsele
Famona
John Spencer
Tord
London
Ste Aa
Comnton
Henry Vila
Waljing
Compton
WI Compton
Jon Spencer
Misa Elizabeth Spencer
Jotin
Walch
Tower of London
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New York
Mirty
Potters Field
Marburger
Health Department
Sajal Grane
Kaiser Promotes Count Eulenburg At Court
Count Augustus Eulenburg, recently appointed minister in Emperor William’s circle, is the favored confidant and court mentor, long trusted since boyhood. He has guided Wilhelm and influenced access to audiences, shaping Berlin society and imperial views amid court intrigues and past retirements.
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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 fragmented obituary style piece describes a man named Fromm living among angels in heaven as a beloved familiar figure. It notes his calm nature, constant cheer, and the grief of companions when he departed for rest in the afterlife.
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Neaven
Spearun
Wim Shanba
TWO JAPANESE MARTYRS AND A CAPTURED MIDNIGHT DREAM
A fragmented 19th century narration recounts the fate of two young Japanese men who sought to travel with an American ship to learn about distant lands. Captain Perry refused safe passage, and the adventurers were imprisoned and later executed, provoking reflections on honor, courage, and the world’s exchange of cultures. The article also touches on contemporary politics, social gossip, and the era’s fascination with international events and notable figures.
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Japsa
Eople
Perry
Japan
Yaddo
Peri
Lagivoda
Kwanancii
Shnoda
Isug, Kooda
Keansuchi
Nanar
Tony
Brave Southern man idealized in wild frontier tale
Fragmented OCR recounts a fearless male figure defying heat, winter, and danger with stoic endurance. The narrative mixes boasting lines with comic asides about fried chicken in Arkansas, a travelogue of journeys by buggy and train, and encounters with locals including a dentist and police, all centered on rugged bravado and rustic humor.
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Arkansas
DS Jennings
Hallamore
Tulane
Arkansa
Nse
Dunes
Reflections of a Bachelor per New York Pres.
A fragmented feature from a 20th century newspaper notes a bachelor’s reflections on wealth and marriage. It hints at social expectations, money, and autonomy, mentioning an heiress and societal pressure while offering a satirical take on romantic arrangements.
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New York
Inneinalion
Issay
Indian owned bank opens on White Earth Reservation
Interviews with visitors describe the first bank owned and operated entirely by Indians, located on the White Earth Reservation in Minnesota. The bank, incorporated by Indians, will be run by Indian leaders including Fairbanks as president and Bev Clement H Beaulieu as cashier, with support from tribal stores and funds. The piece notes progress among the Chippewa and anticipates strong success due to resources and community backing.
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Duluth Minn
Deway
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White Earth
iAmerica
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White Earth Reservation
Leapp
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Genera
Bev
Clement H Beaulieu
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