Dr Chase's Ointment Hailed By Thousands Of Women
Dr Chase's Ointment marketed as a skin remedy for smooth healthy beauty. Advertises treatment for pimples rough skin and itching with claims of curing soreness chafing and irritation. Promotes use for cracked feet and various skin irritations. Sold in 50 cent boxes via dealers or Dr A W Chase Metkings Buffalo NY.
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Dr. Chase
Dr. Chsee
United Beates
A. W. Cones
Metkins Buffalo
Strike Order Signals Lively Pittsburg Steel Battle
Pittsburg leads a broad strike after President Shaffer orders Amalgamated members at American Steel Co American Sheet Steel Co and American Tin Plate Co to quit work Non union mills may be shut to cripple production Painter mill with 400 workers and Lindsay McCutcheon mill with 300 are center stage Non union forces and union allies face off as talks stall and preparations for further action loom Muskegon Michigan reports about 100 workers to be laid off at the Muskegon Tin Plate branch with a strike ordered by the Amalgamated association.
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Pittsburg
Shaffer
Amalgamated Association
American Steel Co
American Sheet Steel Co
American Tin Plate Co
Painter's Mill
Lindsay & McCutcheon
Allegheny
American Sheet Hoop Co
Painter
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
Federation of Labor
Muskegon
Mich
Machinists Vote to Resume Work in Cincinnati Shops
In Cincinnati Fay-Hagan shops workers vote to return to labor by shop, breaking the strike here and indicating most men will resume today. Some shops and firms such as Laidlaw Dunn & Gordon and Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. may continue out. Strikers deny Union funds are aiding the contest while expressing discouragement.
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Cincinnati
Fay-Hgan
Laidlaw, Dunn & Gordon
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
Needle swallowed eighteen years ago erupts after long delay
In Dublin Indiana Mrs. William Dykes recalls a needle she swallowed eighteen years ago. Doctors failed to locate it then but she later developed an arm itch and a lump where the needle pushed through. The bizarre case ends with renewed pain and discovery after nearly two decades.
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Dublin
Ind
William Dykes
New Castle
Steamers offer frequent routes from Mackinac region to eastern cities
The new wheel passenger steamers depart St Ignace Mackinac Cheboygan and Alpena four times weekly for Detroit Toledo Cleveland Buffalo Pittsburg New York Cincinnati and all points east south and southeast A A Schantz G P A Detroit Mich
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Mackinac
Cheboygan
Alpena
Detroit
Toledo
Cleveland
Buffalo
Pittsburg
New York
Cincinnati
A. A. Schantz
Mich
Married Millions at Michigan Greta Green Wedding in St Joseph
Speculation over the secret marriage of James A King of Pasadena and Maude A Robinson of Morrison Illinois ends with confirmation they wed at St Joseph last Thursday. The ceremony, brief and simple, used a Scottish minister and driver. they honeymooned in Chicago. King, a $20,000,000 man, accompanied by his young bride, left by morning boat for a quiet, ostentation-free marriage.
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St. Joseph
Sid
James A. King
Pasadena
Cal
Maude A. Robinson
Morrison
Victoria Hotel
Chicago
King
Milionaire
Wive
Whitcomb
Bigamist and embezzler Peter LeClair tied to Muskegon case
Peter H. LeClair, a watchmaker and jeweler, faced extradition for embezzling a gold watch in Muskegon. Brought back from Newport Tennessee, he is alleged to have a Traverse City wife and another in Muskegon, making him a bigamist. His Newport allegedly-claimed partner reportedly refuses to cooperate.
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Wan
Muskegon
Mich
Peter H. LeClair
Bliss
Newport
Tenn
W. O. Clinger
LeClair
Sherif Clinger
Newpor
LeCisir
Traverse City
Telegraphic Ticks and Wide World News Snippet
Fire destroys the Bremen mill and smelter near Silver City New Mexico. August Newman killed and Henry Ernest injured by a dynamite blast at Quincy Illinois quarries. Melba suffers laryngitis and is told not to sing at Covent Garden. Cardinal Gibbons expected in Paris may head to the United States. Humboldt Tennessee postmaster Parker missing with office short in accounts. Sear Face Jim of the Dalton gang wounded near Ardmore Dakota territory. San Francisco labor council urges rejection of Carnegie library bid. Emigration from Germany via Hamburg and Bremen up to 112976 in six months. Baseball scores from American and National leagues listed. Various ads and letters promoting health tonics and rail routes.
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Bremen
Silver City
N. M
August Newman
Henry Ernest
Quincy
Ill
Melba
Covent Garden
Cardinal Gibbons
Paris
United States
G. Green Parker
Humboldt, Tenn
Germany
Hamburg
Fire destroys Euport saloon and home in Ecorse township
Detroit July 15 neighbors found John C Quandt’s frame two story building on Fort street west and Pepper road in Ecorse township on fire between 2 and 3 am. The dwelling saloon, dancing pavilion, and wagon shed burned. barn survived. No water supply hindered efforts. Occupants were away. Damage about 1650 dollars with roughly 900 dollars insured.
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Detroit
Mich
Hetween
John C. Quandt
Fort Street
Pepper Road
Ecorse Township
Quandt
Big Contract Draws Dunbar & Sullivan to Detroit
Dunbar and Sullivan of Buffalo, top dredging contractors, prepare to move almost their entire plant to Detroit in August. They have nearly finished work on the Minnesota ore dock in Buffalo river and hold a large government contract at the Lime Kilns worth 250000 dollars with a 125000 dollar share.
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Detroit
Mich
Dunbar & Sullivan
Buffalo
Minnesota
Deserter Arrested in Saginaw Michigan
Henry W. Sova, 26, of the United States regulars, deserter since May 9, was arrested in Saginaw after returning home by train. He was sent to Port Riley, Kansas, deserted tanks, had been concealed in Milwaukee, and was found by police after arriving home Saturday. Yesterday tied for hottest day yet at Iron Mountain. Heat caused one death in Floodwood and a man in Quinnesec fainted.
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Saginaw
Mich
Henry W
Sova
United States Army
United States
Port Riley
Kan
Milwaukee
Alt
Iron Mountain
Quinnesee
Jules Noates
Floodwood
John Kokie
German American Teachers meet in Detroit next year
The German American Teachers association concluded its business selecting Detroit as the next meeting place and choosing officers for the coming year. The convention wrapped up after a full agenda and decisive votes.
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Detroit
Indianapolis
Atst
Heat wave grips central states with drought across corn belt
Weather bureau reports show a continuing heat wave across 19 states from Indiana to Texas, with temperatures at or above 100 degrees in Des Moines Kansas City Omaha and other cities. Water shortages and dry conditions drive cattle and hog sales to prevent losses as fears grow for corn crops and fire risk rises.
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Weather Bureau
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Mich
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Neb
St. Paul
Vickaburg
Miss
Burlington
Kanhab
Marysville
Kan
Dakotas
Huron
Sioux Falls
New Ulm
Minn
Big Day at the Pan Am Ohio Day At Exposition
Buffalo July 15 The Pan American exposition promises a rare week with military displays from Sev entieth Virginia National Guard Armour s Cadets and The Eighth Ohio and Twenty second New York in camp at Camp Fillmore Chautauqua day July 16 features Frank Chapin Bray and Prof S H Clark Musical numbers include William S Sherwood Sol Marcosson and V Flagler Ohio day July 18 includes temple of music 11 am platform talks receptions and fireworks Friday Eagle day draws thousands from coast to coast for events and displays at reduced rail rates
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Buffalo
Seventieth Regiment
National Guard of Virginia
Armour’s
Chicago
New York
Camp Fillmore
Frank Chapin Bray
The
Chautauquan
8. H. Clark
William S. Sherwood
Boston
Sol Marcosson
V. Flagler
Electrical Contractors
Ohio Pan-American Commissioners
Temple of Music
Ohio Buiiding
Conger On His Way To Peblo Minster Conger Sets Sail
San Francisco July 14 E P Conger United States minister to China has arrived on his way to Peblo. He will sail next Wednesday on the Nippon Maru for the shore occasion the Wabash railroad offers greatly reduced tickets July 13 to 15. Also an advertisement for Allen FootEase promises relief for tired feet and related ailments with a free trial package offered by Allen S. Oltuster LeRoy New York.
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Conger
San Francisco
E. P. Conger
United States
China
Peblo
Minster
Epworth League
Wabash Railroad
Agenta
Allen S. Oltuster
LeRoy, N.Y
Two Men Arrested for Murder of Dunkard Minister
In Hamilton county Missouri two men Simon Hendusks of St Joseph and Jacob Henddricks were arrested for the murder of Rev W C H Hipes the Kidder Dunkard preacher. They were indicted after witnesses testified and the minister died June 22 from head injuries suffered September 20. Hipes had disclosed their names before death. Both defendants are married with families and deny the charge.
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Hamilton
Simon Hendusks
St. Jozeph
Jacob Hendricks
W. C. H. Hipes
Kidder
Hipes
War dispatches from Pretoria and distant fronts
Broadwell's brigade surprised Beltz and captured Steyn's brother, with Steyn escaping in shirt sleeves. Orange River government papers seized. Scheper's commando burned public buildings at Murraysburg and nearby farms. Feathersone and Dixon columns reached Seerust after clashes, with casualties among British officers and men. In other news from July 15 a Turkish fort near the Haushads is to be destroyed by British and Indian troops. Ten thousand people gathered at El Reno for registration as temperatures hovered near 100. Moscow reports state artillery and storehouses built under a state plan, with liquor revenues reaching 340,900,000 rubles annually.
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Lord Kitchener
Col. Featherstone
Col. Dixon
Seerust
Western Transvaal
Aden
Arabia
Moscow
Idv Sus
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