Runaway Girl and Lewis Morrison At Poll's This Week
Suburban News reports Waterbury audiences flock to see the Runaway Girl and Lewis Morrison in Frederick the Creat at Poll's. theater manager Sewell plans to bring a visiting team to Waterbury for a single game as a test, while factory closures reduce attendance and a busy schedule begins to wind down.
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Waterbury
Lewis Morrison
Frederick the Creat
Poll's
Jacques
Lere
Basket
Sewell
Waterinry
Funeral of Mrs Emmons in Waterbury Area
The funeral for Mrs Emmons, aged 42, was held at the Methodist church with Rev. B. Ford officiating. Burial occurred in Morris beside her husband. Local mourners and friends attended. pallbearers included Fred Williams and Albert Emmons. The item notes chaos in the family after her husband’s death years earlier and lists other town happenings and incidents from Waterbury.
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Emmons
Methodist
B. Ford
Watertown
Morris
Fred Wiliams
Albert Emmons
Cocker Wid Kidgee
Albert Lane
Whobh
Methodist Church
Emmmons
State board to license chiropodists proposed in Albany
Albany reports a committee amendment to Gardiner’s chiropody bill creating a state board of examiners and licensing chiropodists. The amendment lowers the fraudulent practice penalty to 500 dollars. A British steamer named Pawnee arrived with smallpox aboard, halted at Bermuda before sailing to New York.
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Albany
Committee On General Laws of the Assembly
Gardiner
Pawnee
New York
Medterranean
Bermuda
Dr Kings New Life Pitts Headache Remedy Ad
An advertisement promotes Dr Kings New Life Pitts for headaches and nervous headaches. It claims the remedy cleanses blood, strengthens nerves, and builds health. Easy to take and priced at 25 cents. Sold by G J L Dexter & Co, druggists.
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Dr King
New Life
G. JL
Dexter & Co
Oakville Happenings and Local Notes
Miss Manda Sydell returns from Litchfield after attending her father’s funeral. John Kennedy advertises five rooms for rent in a fine village home. Victor Nygren ends ties with Pin Co and joins a milk route for his uncle Paterson. Mrs Jacob Yale is ill, Bennie Baird has measles, and Mie Hull is gravely sick.
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Manda Sydell
Litchfield
John Kennedy
M the Meash
Victor Nygren
Pin Co
Patterson
Jacob Yale
Bennie Baird
Mie Hull
New Discovery Cures Severe Lung Trouble Says Man
W A Hines of Manchester Indiana recounts exposure after measles leading to consumption with hemorrhages and constant coughing. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption with a complete cure, claiming he would not be without it and many others have used it successfully. He notes the product is sold at GL Dexter’s.
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W. A. Hines
Manchester
Dexter's
Navy gun port prank ends with smoker saved at Naples
An elderly British officer aboard an ironclad in the Bay of Naples breaches discipline by sitting in a gun port to enjoy air and view. Midshipmen rig a prank causing the gun to fire down the slide, sending a smoker overboard but quickly rescued by a skiff. The incident remains unreported to the captain.
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Bay of
Naples
Midshipmen
Cannibal Tales Reflect on Past Savage Practices
An old missionary recalls cannibal customs from tribes once feared as the worst in the world. He notes most are now civilized, with only aging leaders retaining memories of violent rites. A young seeker asked to meet a cannibal and heard vivid, grim accounts of feeding on enemies and captives.
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Meessiny
Ieee
Niee and
Jinley
Toosslty
Roberts Quiet Yet as Kruger Pursuit Intensifies
London reports show telegrams between Kruger and the British government amid ongoing negotiations. Lord Roberts prepares next moves in the Free State with Gatacre and Brabant advancing, while railway bridges and supply lines are consolidated to secure Pretoria.
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Kruger
Free State
London
Foreign Office
Pretoria
Lord Roberts
Gatacre
Brabant
Bree
Daily News
Springfontein
Robert
Norval
Lord Methuen
Kimberley
Atrace
Mafekiuz
Bloenfontein
Colesberg
Phas
Bloemfontein
Roberts
Abraham'y Kran
Genevale Clementy
Gatneve
Orange River
Cape Lawn
Daily Mail
Alfred Miller
Cape Town
Daily Chronicle
J. A. Collins
Stern
Steyn
Depotisn
Fisher
Mephistopheles
Winston Churchill
Tm Adiapateh
Pietermaritzburg
Great Livitain
Morning Post
Pischer- Wolmarans
Russia
Lalsa
Bondites
Mai
Kroger
Kroonstadt
Tam
Cecil Rhodes
England
Maseru
Basutoland
Aliwal
Free
Kruger Stands Firm Appeals to Burghers to Continue Fight
Kronstadt dispatch notes Pretoria commandos alive with spirits and ready to face British moves. Kronstadts March 18 report quotes Presidents Kruger and Steyn urging burghers to persist, asserting Boer independence will endure despite Bloemfontein occupation and Britain’s stance. Steyn emphasizes fighting to the last.
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Barbers
Lourenco Marques
Kronstadt
Orange Free State
Pretoria
Keuger
Steyn
Transvaal
Bloemfontein
Kruger
Free State
England
Largest Tree in the World in Naseau Public Square
The public square of Naseau hosts a gigantic ceiba known as the hurricane tree. Its massive buttressed trunk dominates the square, shading public buildings as the world’s largest base, with branches spreading widely and rooting anew. The tree’s age spans hundreds or thousands of years.
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Tn Nassar
Bahanialaits
Nasea
West Indies
Last
Nasseu
Naesau
Global labor and industry trends in early 20th century reports
The article surveys diverse economic data from multiple regions. It notes New Zealand government employment, Austrian strikes in 1405 affecting 35 establishments with 9000 laborers, Missouri zinc mining growth from about a dozen to over 200 firms, Brazil coffee output around 360 000 tons annually, a Gloversville kid glove industry investment exceeding 15 million dollars, average worker earnings of two dollars per day, a Mississippi law capping corporate real estate at 250 000 dollars with exceptions for manufacturers and banks, and rapid lumber and kin dred development in the southern states with about 60 mills and manufacturing plants under construction.
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New Zealand
Austria
Missouri
Brazil
Gloversville
N. Y
Mississippi
Continental Concerns and Ancient Rome Plans
The Zurich Post notes 60000 Germans in Milan and outlines Rothschild centers in London Paris Vienna Frankfort and Naples. It details 24 German imperial palaces costing 4.4 million dollars annually and reports the demolition of St Marie Libera Trice near the Roman Forum for excavations linked to reuniting the Forum and Palatine.
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Zurich Post
Milan
House of Rothschild
London
Paris
Vienna
Frankfort
Naples
William
German Empire
Italy
Smet
St. Marie Liberatrice
Roman Forum
Forum
Palentine
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Waren
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Georgy A. Lewis
Mina
Rossiter
Weil
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St Pragele's Ail Se Michael's Vlurelies
Sourhfara
Charlee
Sault Myhiey
Tears Curtiss
Boron
New Traven
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Ojeda
Wall's
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Smith
Pythian Hall
Laurel Temper
Salem
Odd Fellows Hall
R. M. Biopeatees Hall
Queens of the Forest
G. A .R. Hall
Ispell Woman's Belief Corps
G. L. Dexter & Co
Watertown Jottings
Mrs Emmons
Warrington
John Hard
Mareis
Clark
Feyio
Andrew Burton
Abr Barton
Carl Munger
Thner Heminway
Dangster
Jay
Thomas Fitzpatrick
McCleary
Dhida
Dhe
George Taskins
Northfield
Gilbert
George Prannon
Greenville
Martfort
Barnett
People’s Market
Tome
Hareford
Hvminway & Bartlere Co
Miss Hanning
Daniel McGough
Somme Creatas
Thomas Slickt
Allan
Oakville
Pamous
Gatacre and
Ladysmith
Pieter’s Hill
Princess Christian’s Hospital
Colense Bridge
Elandslangte
Drakeneberg
Biggursdorf
Kruger Still Firm
Aehame Islands
B. H. Mattoon
Gid
Newell Place Beiroi
J. W. Hodson
Budweiser
M. J. McEvoy
Hart
Swift
Swift and Company, Makers
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Cal
Seanz
Bright
Bright's Chemical CO
Little Falls
W. Y
H. W. Lake Drug Co
Leslie Dexter & Co
The
Apothecaries Hall Co
J. W- Cone
H. W. Kiesel
R. G. Cleveland
Waterville
D. G. Sullivan
la Belle
Duncan's Pharmacy
East Main Street
Thomas H. Graham
Bas’ Main ST
Oakville Co
P.O. Ut and Express
Ervary
Conn
Howard Street
W. H. Munson
Tank Street
Corner Grand
FOR— Business
English Woolen Mills Co
Sonat
South Main Street
Bull
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