Doctor Takes On Lonesome Valley Death Toll
A young physician Dr. Cameron returns to a poverty stricken valley to confront a smallpox outbreak. He organizes locals into nurses, fights fear and filth, and battles the epidemic while forming a bond with Miss Ethel Wigross who arrives as a trained nurse to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coalville
Ethel Wi
Goss
Siven
Arthur Cameron
P.S
Lonesome Valley
Mttie
Dr. Cameron
Cameron
Ethel Wrigoss
Europe
French President Well Guarded by Civilar Police
French President Loubet is said to be heavily guarded with a civilian police brigade that follows him at all times. Police, alerted by telephone, announce his movements from the Elysee to arrange a ready carriage and route to keep him in sight. The piece notes intense surveillance of the president.
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Loubet
Europe
M. Loubat
Elyser
Tmrs
Populist campaign funds linked to Republican support
A Brookyn Eagle summary alleges Populist spending and ballot access fraud tied to Republican funds and operatives. It claims Watson’s New Jersey tour favors Republicans, that New York signatures were forged, and that local GOP figures financed Populist events. Other papers comment on Parker’s stance on expenditures and Cortelyou’s influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Watson
New Jersey
Republican Campaign
New York
Republican State Committee
New York World
Albany
Parker Candidacy Endorsed as Defender of Democracy and Law
The discussion lauds Judge Parker as a democrat of high character and integrity. It praises his tenure as chief justice of New York’s Court of Appeals, noting fair rulings on capital and labor cases and his constitutional government stance. It envisions a Parker administration guided by capable Democrats and peaceful prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Parker
Tilen
Hancocks
Court of Appeals of
New York
United States
Roosevelt shown as dangerous despite support for presidency
The New York Sun labeled Theodore Roosevelt a dangerous man compared with Bryan, arguing his radicalism is exaggerated and his political maneuvering a sharper asset. The piece contrasts Roosevelt’s shifting stances with Bryan’s consistency, criticizes Republican extravagance, and cites past Democratic spending reductions and tax relief as a counterpoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Roosevelt
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Davy Crockett
The
Sun
West and the Bar Exam Tale of a Failing Applicant
Senator Cockrell shares a case about a young man who failed in jurisprudence and was advised to study statutes. West questions the man’s readiness and jokes about being well versed in statutes, yet asks what would stop the legislature from repealing them all. The exchange frames doubt about future success in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cockrell
Io Missouri
New York Herald
West
Sassour
Mr. West
Mr. K Will Ques West
Statue of Liberty remark and rail names in era clipping
A fragment references Bartholdi and the statue of Liberty with a foreigner’s quip, then describes Nickel Plate Road service to Boston and Chicago routes via La Salle Street station. It notes dining in cars, ladies’ considerations, no excess fares, and Niagara Falls stops, with Chicago and Minneapolis routes. Population note on London adds to the eclectic clipping.
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Bartholdi
New York Harbor
Patrick Meory
Boston Herald
Bates Lower
Nickel Plate Road
Wayne
Cleveland
Erie
Buffalo
York
Boston
Niagara Falls
Chavitauqua Lake
New la Salle Street
Chicago
Calahun
Agi
Adams
Chicago Tribune
A Voice From the Pulpit Rev Van Doren Praises Kidney Pills
Reverend Jacob D Van Doren of Fond du Lac Wisconsin reports severe kidney disorder attacks kept him home for days. He says Dean's Kidney Pills improved his health, reduced pain, and regulated kidney secretions. Sold by dealers price fifty cents Poste Milburn Buffalo N Yallage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob D. van Doren
Sixth Street
Fond du Lac
Wis
Dean
Ley al Dealera
Milburn Co
Buffalo
Blood Will Tell and Dr Williams Pink Pills Ad
A 1903 era ad extols blood health and female vitality claiming restoration of menstrual function with Dr Williams Pink Pills. It cites Miss Mattie Griggs of Lawrence Kansas as a testimonial and offers a free booklet titled Plain Talks to Women from the Dr Williams Medicine Company in Schenectady, New York.
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Go Jong Og
Mattie Griggs
Indiana Street
Lawrence
Easasas
Williama
Ashe
Dr. Williama Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
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Williston
Ballions Pub
Ethel
Arthur
Russia
Philadelphia Record
Parker
Brooklyn Eagle
Regal
St. Louis Republic
Wen
Funston
Detroit
Free Press
Indianapolis Sentinel
Republican Party
Democratic Party
St. Louis
Indianavglis Sentinel
Civilization
Minneapolis & St.Louis
Lune
Union Depot
Adiresa
A. H. Cutts
G. P
T. A
Minneappli
Mino
London
Saaually
Nae
Pioneer Fuel Co
Inneapolis
Minn
Rigole Ceverat Bullfond
Douglas
Douglas Goo
Stasapins
Didier Pees
Cornnn Coltakiss Corens Cottek
L. Sovslas
Breokter
Winchester
Bell Winchester
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