Dr Williams Pink Pills Aid Norwich Woman Recovery
Mrs Amelia Hall of Norwich County describes severe bronchitis grip and nerve weakness. After failing to gain strength from other tonics she used Dr Williams Pink Pills and recovered, praising them for restoring health, appetite, sleep, and flesh. The ad invites readers to request a booklet from Schenectady NY makers.
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Caine
Ich
Amelia Hall
Igh Street
Norwich Coun
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N.Y
Miss Anthony Taken Ill En Route From Baltimore Convention
An account notes Miss Susan B. Anthony fell ill while returning from the National Woman Suffrage convention in Baltimore. She paused in New York for a banquet honoring her eighty sixth birthday but suffered neuralgia and pneumonia after arrival, with both lungs affected by March.
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Baltimore
New York
Miss Anthony
Massachusetts
Woman’s Temperance Society
Women's National Loyal League
Kansas
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Lucy Stone
West
Elizabeth Cidy Stanton
Matilda Gage
Congress
United Fitates
England
Chicago Wins Case on Street Car Franchise Limits
The U S Supreme Court ruled that the 88 year act is valid but street car franchise life is limited by ordinances previously passed. The decision issued Monday interpreted in light reports from Washington and observed in Benit.
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Chicago
United States Supreme Court
Washidgiel
Ben
Satine
Chicago street railway case affirmed by court ruling
A court upholds the city in a constitutional dispute over street railways. The foreign fiends note is mentioned alongside. A German army fund of 20000 marks is reported. An amateur society emerges to spread the bagpipe cult across Scotland and England with pipes priced from 25 to 250 dollars.
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Yeu
Chicago
Scotland
England
Rescuers Die In Courrieres Mine After Disaster
In Courrieres France a rescue party of 17 men perished while attempting to recover bodies from the Saturday mine disaster. They descended despite engineers warnings and the known dangers, casting a pall over the stricken town after the initial calamity.
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Paris
Courrieres
Depew Illness Rumor Denied By Nephew
New York reports say Senator Chauncey M. Depew has not attended the Senate for two weeks, with rumors of serious illness denied by his nephew Charles C. Paulding who insists the senator is not seriously ill and not in a sanitarium.
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New York
Chauncey M. Depew
Senate
Washington
Charles C. Paulding
War Losses Total 151,000 in Russian List
The Invalid prints daily war loss lists, totaling 151,000 killed, wounded, and missing, covering Port Arthur and other theaters.
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St. Petersburg
the Invalid
the Military
Port Arthur
Five Killed in Religious Riot in Warsaw
Five people were killed and 15 wounded in a religious riot in Warsaw. Catholics and sectarians clashed at Piotrków, with knives, sticks, and pitchforks used as fighting forces.
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Warsaw
Piotrkoff
Beroene
Clip a Horse in Early Spring for Health and Value
A clipping regimen for horses is essential to their well being and work efficiency. The article cites veterinary consensus and a Buffalo streetcar test showing clipped horses stayed healthy while unclipped ones suffered coughs and pneumonia. It argues clipping dries sweat, aids feeding, and speeds recovery, noting affordable clipper options under seven dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
Buffalo
No Such Luck Poem Readings in Cleveland Leader
A brief item notes a exchange about reading one last poem in the Cleveland Leader, with the prompt readers allowed to hear it if the piece is deemed worthy.
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Cleveland Leader
Seed catalog promises bargains and blooms for summer
A playful advertisement urges readers to buy from John A. Srdzer Seed Co. offering seeds and a cosmetic gift with orders. It mocks hypocritical buyers who seek cash without conscience and cites a critique from the Chicago Tribune about deceit in deeds.
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John “A. Srdzer’ Seed - Co
Cyasse
Wis
Wickes Plain-Road Passenger Service Praised
The article extols the Wickes Plate-Road passenger service highlighting attentive care for travelers, especially women and children, uniformed porters, clean cars, and deluxe amenities including Fullman Sleepers and fine dining. It notes Chicago departures from La Salle Street and Cleveland connections via the Nickel Plate Road with J.J. Calahan as general agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ullman
Allen's Foot-Fase advert promises foot relief
Curing tired hot feet with powder that eases new or tight shoes. Trial package offered free by A. S. and S. Olmsted in Le Roy New York. Attractive promise: a pretty girl won’t be lonesome if given a chance to show off.
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A. S&s
Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Telegram samples attached during express operation reading
Fragmentary text describes a telegram reading as two samples attached to a telegraph form. The message mentions Blank & Co and an instruction to send four yards sample AY and six yards B. The surrounding context is unclear.
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Srila
Asural
Blank & Co
Cuticura Heals Infant Sores Claims Akron Mother
Mrs Serree J Steese of 701 Coburn St Akron testifies Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured her baby's widespread sores in weeks. She says doctors failed and notes ears were near dropping, but the skin cleared like a newborn. She would not be without it.
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Cuticura
S. JT
Serree J. Steese
Coburn St
Akron
Guaranteed Cure for Piles Promotion Exposed
An advertisement touts ParoOINTMENT and Woolford's Sanitary Lotion claiming rapid relief from piles with a dollar refund policy if ineffective. It promotes mail and drugstore sales from Crawfordsville Indiana and Deere & Mansur Co. in Moline Illinois.
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Woolford
Pruggists
Detchon
Crawfordsville
Ind
Deere & Mansur Co
Moline
Dept
Even the hour of adversity only contains sixty minutes
A compact aphorism notes that even dark times pass within a fixed span, reminding readers that hardship is bounded by time and resilience can emerge as the hour grows.
Heritage of Civil War Veteran Credits Kidney Pills
Capt John L Etr of Co BE 17th Ohio living in Newton Kansas recalls kidney trouble from the Civil War that progressed to chronic pain and weak back. He started Doan's Kidney Pills in 1901 and says the remedy cured him, keeping him well since. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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John L. Etr
Co. BE
17Th Ohio
East Second Street
Newton
Kansas
Ely
Doain
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
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