Victoria's Large Family and Institutions in the United States
Victoria's large family spans over a hundred members across four generations led by Queen Victoria. The article notes 39 great grandchildren including a recent birth to the Duchess of Teck. It lists educational institutions: 141 theological schools in the United States, 52 law schools, 92 regular medical schools, 9 eclectic medical schools, and 14 homeopathic schools.
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Victoria
Queen Victoria
beline a @agehter
Duchess of
Teck
United States
Eclectic
Romeopathic
Oldest Man in America Praises Peruna for Longevity
Isaac Brock of McLennan County Texas, aged 111, credits Peruna with his long life and health. He states coughs, catarrh, and diarrhoea share a common cause and endorses Dr Hartman’s Peruna as the best remedy. He urges old people to rely on it and notes a free book on catarrh is available from The Peruna Medicine Co in Columbus.
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United States
Isaac Brock
McLennan County
Tex
Perune
Hartman
Taase Brock
Gatarrh
Perna Medicine Co
Columbus
Current Topics on Chicago's Third Mayor and Oleomargarine Growth
The piece notes Chicago's third mayor Alson S Sherman is alive, living in suburban Waukegan, and rarely visiting the city. It then surveys the booming oleomargarine trade, with 104 million pounds sold nationally last year, more factories, and laws restricting colored product. A proposed Great Bill would tax oleomargarine differently by color, reducing base tax for uncolored product and sharply increasing tax on colored imitation butter.
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Chicago
W. B. Ogden
Aison S. Sherwran
Barre
Alson
Sherman
Waukegan
United States
Union
Countess of Birmingham tied to Chamberlain peerage plan
The article notes a proposed elevation of Joseph Chamberlain to the peerage as Earl of Birmingham, with his American wife, the daughter of President Cleveland's secretary of war, becoming the first Countess of Birmingham. It also mentions Birmingham’s historical absence from the upper house and rumored corrective steps.
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Birmingham
Joseph Chamberlain
Mission
Chamberlain
Earl of
Cleveland
Growth of Sire Lake Business and Election Anecdotes
A mixed fragment covers oleomargarine fraud fears for consumers and dairymen, a voter aged 88 in Cawker City voting with Uncle Jimmy alongside G A R men, and a widow’s charitable legacy to President Lonchez of France. It notes the old woman’s generosity and a retort about her heart and hand.
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Sire Lake
Jimmy” Larkin
Cawker City
Kan
William Henry Harrison
Jimmy
G. A. KR
Lonchez
France
MM. Loubet
Salvation Army Battling Commercial Influence in New York
A report claims Commander Booth Tucker exposed mining stock speculation at Salvation Army HQ in New York. Officers reportedly invested in gold stocks, prompting a shake up as the annual council assembly approaches. The War Cry editor faced a demand to quit his post or sever commercial ties.
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God
Mammon
Salvation Army
Booth Tucker
New York
Barlington Booth
Heaven
Denver
Brewer
Seattle
Booth‘Tucker
Council of the National Staff
Reenlistment Driven Naval Training Vessels Value
The article notes that among over 40 000 applicants at federal navy recruiting stations during the Idtest year only 423 were accepted and a notable share were reenlistments. It emphasizes the need for schooling in actual service to acquire shipboard qualifications and highlights the training vessel system turning a green landsman into a finished master for duty in ships.
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Pfany
Berlin suburb uses model house for young girls training
In a Berlin suburb reports describe a model house housing about 2000 young girls to be instructed in bookkeeping photography and housekeeping. UK income tax shifts noted with £175 annual tax and timing during Sir William Harcourt reforms. The Prince of Wales expected to attend a future parliament reshaping ceremony in February 1900s context. The prince's first seat in the Lords on February 5, 1863 is mentioned with royal attire description.
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Berlin
United Kingdom
William Harcourt
Prines WU
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed Directly
For women with various troubles the advertisement claims Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound has the broadest cures and grateful supporters. It urges buyers to insist on this medicine, warns against competing products, and invites letters to Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Mass for free advice.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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