Dr Williams Pink Pills Seem To Aid Rheumatic Ailments
A correspondent records multiple local testimonials praising Dr Williams Pink Pills for rheumatic pains and nervous debility. Mrs Bailey shows steady improvement after months of trial, while Mr George Brenizer, once crippled by rheumatism, was reportedly aided before moving to Chicago. Pills are sold as 60 cents a box or six for $2.50, via druggists or mail from Schenectady NY.
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Willams
J. H
Bailey
George Brenizer
Chicago
Mr. Bailey
Williams
The Money Magnate in Cleveland Leader Verse
A gleaming portrait of a rich man with money coats and social sway. The piece satirizes his wealth, lavish wife and children, and social prominence. It ends with a humble office greeting as he enters.
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Cleveland
Ramsay Retires After Elite Naval Service and Honors
Washington reports Rear Admiral Francis A. E. Ramsay retires as chief of the Bureau of Navigation after a long career beginning in 1856 aboard the Sigate St. Lawrence. He served in the Civil War on the Mississippi and Atlantic coasts, commanded the Choctaw at many actions, and earned distinction at Fort Fisher, Milliken’s Bend, and Yazoo operations.
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Washington
Francis AE. Ramsay
Naval Service
Bureau of Navigation
Washington, D. C
United States Army
Naval Academy
Sigate St. Lawrence
Ramway
Lower
Mississippi
South Atletic Coast
Fort Fisher
Tannon Shoes
Gaine’'s Bluffs
Liverpool Landing
Milliken
Yazoo River
Tapt
Kautz
Ramsay
Say
Baraig
Missippi River
Black
Duachita
Atchafalaya
Naval Home
Philadel 2
Newport
Trenton
Nevel
Academy
New York Naval Yard
Navigation Bureau
Admiral Welker
Taxing Inordinate Wealth A Kansas Plan For Constitutional Change
A Kansas reform drive seeks a constitutional amendment to empower Congress to tax inordinate wealth. The push involves prominent figures like J M Leedy and W A Peffer. a broad national correspondence and legislative support across states aim to place the proposal before voters, with the Kansas legislature already requesting a national vote.
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Kanesas Suitesmssn
J. WV. Leedy
John Martin
United States
J. D. Borkin
Jerry Simpson
W. A. Peffer
Kansasegislature
No Embassy Now for Turkey
Washington April 7 The state department reports the Turkish government finds it inconvenient to elevate its Washington mission to an embassy due to higher costs. This decision blocks the president from nominating ex-Secretary John W Foster as envoy to Constantinople under current law.
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Che Sultan
Washington
State Department
Washngton
John W. Foster
Constantinople
Dead infant found in bundle at Boston and Albany station
A four day old infant was found dead in a bundle in a Boston and Albany station waiting room after noon yesterday. The infant shows signs of strangulation. A wealthy suburban woman, about 60, described by a station checker, is sought as the prime suspect as two detectives pursue the case.
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Boston
Maze
Boston and Albany
Alonzo Whiteman on Trial for Grand Larceny
In New York on April, Alonzo J. Whiteman once Duluth vice mayor and state prison inmate, faced trial charged with grand larceny. Columbia Bank of N Y claims Whiteman defrauded them by using alias J H Williams to deposit a 43175 Brooklyn check and then drew 331 against his later account. the Brooklyn check proved worthless as testimony began with Walter S Griffith, bank cashier, first witness.
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New York
Alonzo J. White Man
Duluth
California State
Columbia Bank of N ‘*K
Whiteman
Walter S. Griffith
J. H. Williams
Brooklyn
Columbia
Tomorro
Mysterious airship lights seen over Nashville Illinois
Citizens in Nashville Illinois reported sighting a balloon like object above the city last evening around oclock. It showed a large red light in the northwest as it moved, with a dark outline becoming faintly visible. The craft traveled toward the northwest with a southeast wind.
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Nashville
Kansas
Nebraska
Bicycles Travel Free as Penn Railway Ships Offer
Philadelphia eases transport by rail with Penn Railway Company agreeing to carry bicycles free of charge. The agreement spans the entire route, reflecting a major perk for riders in the city.
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Phildesphia
Vania
Penn Railway Company
Bryan and McKinley meet at White House reception
Senator Hanna and other lawmakers greeted William Jennings Bryan and J McKinley in the White House during a ten minute visit. They discussed common topics while avoiding politics and commented on municipal elections in Ohio and Michigan.
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J. Bryan
McNiinley
Washington
Benton JeMillin
New G
Bentec
Mr. Bryan
Mark Hanna
McKin
Bryan
Mr. Smith
White Hall
White House
Ohio
Michigan
Porter
Hanna
Greeks hate the Russians and a dangerous Greek mood
A Russian correspondent reports in Petersburg that Greeks fear Russia's wrath and pressured authorities to evacuate Athens. He says Greeks will not accept a firm pro-Russian stance and view the Russian threat as severe, amid calm declarations praised by local representatives.
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Jan Gazer
Su Petersburg
The
Russe
Athens
Result in a New Measure
Washington April 6 The senate finance committee has made no real progress on the tariff bill. Republicans study the bill from the house, aiming to determine revenue totals and effects on business before any changes. A thorough revision is planned schedule by schedule, with many changes expected and a cautious pace to avoid rushed reporting.
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Washingt
Senate Anance Committee
House
Amitt
Senate
Kyle
Weeping Water Pioneer James Clisbee Ends Life
Suffering from long sickness and despondency James Clisbee, a pioneer of Nebraska, shot himself in the throat at 9 AM and died within minutes. He came to the state in 1954, worked in freighting near Bellevue, then settled in Weeping Water where he resided until his death.
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Neb
James Clisbee
Bellevue
Weeping Water
Turkish consul general in Boston in custody on embezzlement charge
Joseph Tasig formerly Turkish consul general at Boston remains in the custody of New York and Massachusetts courts awaiting trial on a $160,000 embezzlement charge. Isagi sought a federal writ of habeas corpus in New York federal court but was denied. he argued federal protection due to his consul status. The denial of the writ was affirmed.
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Washington
Joseph Tasig
Boston
New York
Judicial
Massachusetts
Isagi
Brown
Turkey
Miners killed by avalanche in Cascade mountains
Avalanche in the Cascade basins claimed two miners Edward Graham and Dan employed et John D. Recketee Cristo es were caught and hurled hundreds of feet down the slope before rescue. Several mines in Monte Cristo Silverton and Trail Creek districts shut down as deep snows delay mining operations and roads and tramways are covered or destroyed.
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Edward Graham
Dan
John D
Cristoes
Ately
Cascades
Enohch Equniy
Monte Cristo
Ante Cristo
Silverton
Trail Creak
Murder Verdict in Anderson Mystery Beckons Grand Jury
Elias Ledford was found dead in an open field east of Alexandria with two bullets and a revolver beside him. Coroner Sells theorizes murder rather than suicide and plans to present the case to a special grand jury session. Evidence includes Ledford's gambling house activity and recent heavy drinking. a spring wagon reportedly moved the body to the field.
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Sells
Alexandla
Restoration and Increase Notices for War Widows
PLEASANT FOR PENSIONERS details show increases and restorations for widows and dependents. Names include John Arnold, Yochun Sichelas, Pierson, Jozeph Cottrell listed as deceased, with other references to Combs, Merrick, Steck, and Martha A. Suntre. The fragmentary text indicates pension adjustments and resignations within a wartime relief context.
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John Arnold
Jews City
Sichelas Yochun
Pierson
Jozeph Cottrell
al- 2d
James Cetirells
Sioux City Markets Report Slips on Mixed Grains and Hogs
The Sioux City market notes a lower tone with hog receipts, some steadiness in cash grains, and mixed heavy demand. Chicago and Kansas City quotations vary, with beef and cattle prices listed for native dressed cattle, cows, and calves, while grain futures show mixed directions and cash prices cited for spring wheat and corn.
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South Qmahz
South Omaha
Mlarket Lower
Kansas City
Chicago
Yelow
Demand an Eight Hour Day in Cleveland Labor Push
Five thousand building trades workers in Cleveland begin a campaign for an eight hour day and to hire only workers with onion cards. City painters demand eight hour days and seek wage increases from 24 1 2 to 30 cents per hour.
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Building Trades
Cleveland
Leveland
Chicago Post Horde of youths speak on adulthood in extract
A fragmentary Chicago Post passage shows youths debating future life as men and women with a red haired boy deriding others views. He claims hard work and practicality through a standout line about aspiring to be a “xreptomantiac” and dust taking the best available path.
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Chicago
Largest in the World Winchester Repeating Army Co.
The Winchester Repeating Army Company of New Haven Connecticut markets the largest line of repeating rifles and shotguns in the world. Its guns and ammunition are praised as unequaled, with Winchester products claimed to be superior to all others. The firm offers a free illustrated catalogue on request.
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Winchester Repeating Army Co
New Haven
Brem
Winchester
Paris Carnival Cleans Up After Boeuf Gras Festivities
Paris ends the three day Fete du Boeuf Gras amid a confetti flood as thousands of workers clear streets of colored paper and serpentine ribbons. The revived festival boosted trade, paid 3000 participants, and supported confetti makers exporting $100,000 in three months.
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Paris
New York Journal
Champignol
Messidor
M. Marquery
Figaro
Charles Levy
France
South America
Place de la Bastle
Madereine
Hood's Sarsaparilla shown as finest spring medicine
A testimonial from Hows Water of Park Quarries Freedom Pa praises Hood's Sarsaparilla for headaches fatigue and sleep loss. The speaker notes improved energy and appetite after three doses and a child’s marked recovery from weakness. N. B. advises to be sure to get Hood's.
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Hood
Danish Egg Exports Surge Amid English Trade Ties
Denmark now exports about 111 million eggs yearly, a massive rise from 600 thousand two decades ago, with England remaining the main buyer. The article notes a Paris venture to lay mahogany roadways and reports changes to Rue Lafayette with Brazilian mahogany. Concord, Kentucky features two women who operate a growing business as pepper hangers.
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Denmark
England
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Ty. L. Douglas
Brockton
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Asred
Qower
Ang Gadd Bt
Francis M. Ramsey
Alonzo Whiteman
Nashville, Ill
Pennsylvania Railway Company
Mpkinley
Sioux City
Ae Ay
Eaves
Lass
Chicaenu
Teago
HALL
Ball & Co., Props
Nashua
N.H
All Dibeeeney
Tad
Concord
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