Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Notice
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. We the undersigned have known F J Cheney for 15 years and believe him honorable in all business. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly upon the blood and mucus membranes. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Truax
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Ohio
Etiquette Delays Rewarded by Waiting Visitors
A Pittsburgh Dispatch report condemns the fashion of forcing callers to wait as a pointless rule of high-bred etiquette. A wealthy young woman boasted of making guests wait twenty minutes, prompting one caller to record a seven minute delay and depart after leaving a note.
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Miss
Pittsburg Dispatch
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Promoted As Cure
An advertisement promises fair play from Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for head catarrh bronchial throat and lung diseases including consumption. It claims a guaranteed cure or money back if given a fair trial and taken in time.
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Dr. Pierce
Cleanse the liver stomach bowels and system plea
Ad copy fragment promotes Dr Pierce’s Pel tablets for cleansing the liver stomach bowels and internal system. The text urges readers to use the product for purification and health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Ists
Astor's 6 Million 4s Transferred to Daughters
At William B Astor's deathbed the elder asked what to do with six million registered United States 4s. John Jacob suggested giving them to his sisters, and the transfer was arranged in Washington before the patriarch died, illustrating the vast and pliant nature of the Astor estate.
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William B Astor
John Jacob
John
United States
Washington
New York Press
Kemp’s Balsam for Throat and Lungs Promoted in Ad
Tonight and tomorrow night and this week druggists offer Kemp’s Balsam for the throat and lungs. Advertised as a successful remedy for coughs croup whooping cough asthma and consumption. A bottle costs 50 cents or one dollar with a free bottle offer.
Neighborly barter ends in bitter board dispute
In Terre Haute Exresse a quarrel over rent unfolds after Madge taunts about a bad plan to woo the landlady’s daughter. Yabsley claims his 650 play failed to win favor, as the old woman raised the board price due to alleged obsession.
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Madge
Yabsley
Hibbard’s Pills Claim Pain Relief and Safety for All Ages
An advertisement touts Hibbard's Rheumatic and Liver Pills as scientifically compounded and safe for adults and children. It claims relief from sick headache constipation dyspepsia biliousness and as an appetizer, expels other preparations.
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Hibbard
Mrs Gladstone’s Interest in Life of the Day
Mrs Gladstone, seventy five, takes much interest in current events as does her distinguished husband, reflecting a household marked by public engagement and social standing.
Senate Concurrence on House Amendments and War Pensions Debate
The Senate concurred in the House amendment to the Ellis Island naval magazine removal joint resolution on the seventh. The House passed a bridge bill for the Iowa River crossing at Wapello with a substitute. Major political fights over Montana election claims, veterans pensions, and various appropriation measures dominated sessions, alongside wrecks, fires, and theft reports from New York and Theresa, New York.
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House
Senate
Naval
Ellis Island
New York
Iowa River
Wapello
Iowa
Montana
Vance
Committees On
Clark Ord Maginnis
Spooner
Powers
Saunders
Morrill
Kansas
Mexico
Committee On Appropriations
Committee On Railways and Canals
Niagara Falls
Prophetstown Destruction Reported After Severe Cyclone
A Cedar Rapids dispatch says Prophetstown Illinois across the river in Illinois has been destroyed by a cyclone. Wires down prevent verification but fear is widespread as the village of eight hundred residents near the Chicago Burlington and Quincy line reportedly was blown away and many killed. A stock train was leaving as the storm struck, tearing the town apart.
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Prophetstown
Buruiaron
Iowa
Illinois
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Fulton, Ill
Cedar Rapids
St. Louis Wheat Speculator Fraley Fails in Market
Moses Fralley a leading St Louis wheat speculator failed with about $50 000 short, after losing margin calls on a heavy wheat position. He shifted from bull to bear as prices fell and stayed bearish until ruin. A panic on the Merchants Exchange was averted when Frank Ryan sold May wheat freely. Officials do not expect wider fallout.
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St. Louis
Moses Fralley
Fraley
Merchants’ Exchange
Frank Ryan
Clarkson to resign as First Assistant Postmaster General
Washington dispatch reports J. S. Clarkson will retire on June 1 with resignation ready for handover. He cites drudgery and temp role claim, noting a $4,000 yearly pay not commensurate with duties and his readiness to leave for months.
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WashieaTon
J. S. Clarkson
Clarkson
Mme Tschibri kova Exiled to Penza Under Guard
A Vienna cable reports Mme. Tschibri kov a has been exiled to Penza in the Caucasus under strict police watch. She was hurried there in a windowless carriage with no halt except outdoors, fed poorly, and constantly guarded by gendarmes with no speaking allowed.
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Penza
Caucasus
Vienna
Mme. Tschibrikova
Burlington & Missouri Railway to Deadwood Ten Mile Line
The Burlington and Missouri Railway plans a new 10 mile line from the Cheyenne River crossing in Wyoming to Deadwood. The project aims to connect the two points and extend regional rail access.
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Deadwood
Burlington & Missouri Railway
Cheyenne River
Wyoming
Wanted for Double Murder Arrested in Ark Frontier
Antone Cheborad has been arrested at Forth Smitbh Arkansas under suspicion in a double murder case. He is wanted at a wood Kansas for complicity in the crime.
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Antone Cheborad
Forth Smitbh
Ark
Atwood, Kas
Boston Financier LONG Dies Suddenly
Prominent Boston financier LONG, head of Jordan, Marsh & Co. credit department and a leading figure in Poston circles, died suddenly leaving a void in the city’s financial scene.
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Boston
Can Long
Poston
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Credit Department
Negotiations Over Behring Sea Move to Washington
Sir Charles Tupper Canadian Minister of Marine and Fisheries travels to Washington to aid the British Minister in negotiations on Behring Sea. The Pan Americans conference plans a Southern Tour departing April 18 at 11 p.m. and returning May 10 at 2 p.m.
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Charles Tupper
Washington
International American Conference
Wood to die by electricity in New York execution
At the New York Recorder Smyth sentenced Joseph Wood a colored aqueduct laborer to die by electricity for murder in the first degree. The execution is set for the week beginning May 12.
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New York
Smyth
Joseph Wood
Aqueduct
Wood
Charles Ruffin
Metallic Cap Company
Beth Ayres
Montgomery County
Pennsylvania
Ben Burroughs
Peter Riley
Wilkesbarre
Gopell
New Hampshire
Council
Senate
D. Arthur Taggert
Shamokin
Cameron
Halifax County
North Carolina
Pittsburgh
W. P. Bond & Co
Money wagon theft and other regional news items
A wagon carrying 85000 dollars rolled away near Chicago with two trusted guards, but 10000 dollars for the National Bank of Illinois vanished. Other notes report a sand cave collapse in Texas killing six boys, a Denver jewelry heist, Jay Gould's illness, a house fire in South Dakota, Northern horse thefts, a deadly Adams Canyon accident, Duluth quotes dispute, and a Sioux farewell dance in South Dakota.
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United States Express Company
Chicago
Erickson
William Simpson
National Bank of Illinois
Simpson
St. Louis Dispatch
R. H. Barkerville
K. P. Wommack
Vernon
Texas
Denver
M. J. Mitchell
Poon
St. Louis
Jay Gould
Mexico
Wilhelm Brown
Huron
W. T
Johnson
Sheridan
Big Horn
Wyoming
Adams Canyon
Santa Paula
Cal
Britton
Hardison
Taylor
Young
Duluth
Riot Among Colored Coal Miners Leaves Fatalities in Caperton
A large riot at Caperton West Virginia saw rocks revolvers knives and clubs used by miners. Howard Earnest was killed and William Derico and another man fatally wounded. Dozens were hurt as authorities appeared powerless and further trouble was feared.
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Caperton
W. Ve
Howard Earnest
William Derico
Thomas C. Anderson
New Orleans
Louisiana Returning Board
Irondale
Ala
Marshal England
Irondle
Sherif Fortenberry
Depoy Sherif ‘Ortenberry
Senate Receives Nominations in President's List of Appointments
The President sent to the Senate a slate including George F. Turrittin Surveyor General of Ne Alexander F. McMillan Deputy First Auditor Pension ages G Mitchell siward H Harvey Registers of Land Offices James I Fiersming H Olrey Receivers of Public Moneys G C Thaxter J J Lambert Indian Agents James McLaughlin CharliesS Kel sey Lewis A Grant to be Assistant secretary of War Nelson A Miles B H Grierson Henry Fish Mississippi River Commission The Senate confirmed Frank N Tillinghast Surveyor of Customs F D Allen US Attorney E W Eakin Receiver of Public Moneys at Pierre S D Collectors of Customs F H Oakes W Davis G M Gleason
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Senate
George F. Turrittin
Alexander F. McMillan
Michigan
The
Treasury
G. Mitchell
Columbus
Ohie
Siward H. Harvey
Detroit
James I. Fiersming
Topeka
Kan
H. ©. Olrey
Garrison
Col
G. C. Thaxter
Careon City
Nev
J.J. Lambert
Pueblo
James McLaughlin
Standing Rock Agency
North Dakota
Charliess. Kelsey
She Kreen Bay
Wisconsin
Lewis A. Grant
Minnesota
Nelson A. Miles
B. H. Grierson
Henry Fish
Missouri
Tak Senate
Tur Reading Railroad Cuts Jobs Amid Coal Slump
The Tur Reading Railroad orders division superintendents to cut costs and discharge nonessential workers. Many workers laid off in the Schuylkill Valley as work not contracted is halted. Combined with 5,000 idle coal mines, the company’s workforce could drop by at least 7,000. Coal trade dullness has forced three quarters of collieries to place miners on half or one third time.
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Boston
Farquhar
Congress
Diefendorf Hill
West Shore Road
St. Johnsville
N. Y
John F. Plummer
New York
Theresa
Tur Reading Railroad Company
Schuylkill Valley
Czar assassination attempt and global dispatches headline
The Berlin cipher reports a partially successful assassination attempt on the Czar with unknown weapon and attacker. Paris says Dahomey forces are strong enough to oppose Dahomians. Whydah will be attacked. Emin Bey agrees to join German service for 5 per year. he will lead a caravan to Victoria Nyanza, provoking Zanzibar displeasure. Across Cornwall a grand stand collapse injures many. The St Petersburg student disorders seem nearly ended and the Planen consul is robbed of jewels. The Portuguese invite U S firms to bid on four cruisers with no British bids invited.
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Berlin
London Chronicle
M. Etienne
Dahomey
Whydah
Zanzibax
Emin Bey
Wissmann
Africa
Europe
Bagamoyo
Soudanese
Victoria Nyanza
Emin
Zanzibar
Lieut
Eblers
Pangani
Mt. Kilima Njaro
Dr. Peters
Tiedemann
Fowey
Cornwall
England
St. Petersburg
Planen
America
Diverse Updates Reach From Washington And Abroad
A Washington dispatch notes that the Board of Ordnance and Fortification favors restricting high explosive experiments to promising prospects for success while arguing Americanite cannot be used militarily due to its form and storage risk. Missionary groups in New York oppose the Chinese enumeration bill as a treaty violation and risk to missionaries in China. Robert Garrett plans an early next month trip to Europe with improved health. Diario Hogar reports a revolution near Iguala, Guerrero with 19th Regular Infantry and rangers dispatched. Mexico extends relief acts to Tampa and Mississippi Valley aid. Thirteen Chinese detained trying to cross the Mexico US line at Tiojusna, tied to earlier Celestials. In Portland, Silcot, paralleled House leaders’ funds theft, is reportedly captured. President Staxroro of the Southern Pacific plans health leave in Germany. A USA-German riflemen match is set with fifteen marksmen per side. Northwestern crop prospects show strong winter wheat belt conditions.
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Washington
Board of Ordnance and Fortification
New York
China
Robert Garrett
Baltimore
Mexico
Diario Hogar
Iguala
Guerrero
Tampa
Fla
Mississippi Valley
United States
Tiojusna
Ensenada
Lower California
Newbern
San Francico
Portland
Ore
Silcot
House of Representatives
House
Denver
Senate census bill extends Chinese enumeration after census
Senate committee reports a measure to enumerate Chinese residents with amendments to admit those already here after the census regardless of certificates while allowing pre June 1 arrivals omitted from enumeration to testify. House Post Office panel favors a Bingham bill to tax periodically printed books at third-class rates. Senate meat export bill passes.
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Senate Census Committee
Senate
House Committee On Post Office and Post Roads
Bingham
EpmunNps
Ex-attorney Creep Hay Mono Eyes US Senate Bid
A Providence dispatch notes ex-attorney Creep Hay Mono of Southern Pacific is a candidate to succeed Senator Stanford. It lists Rhode Island results from a recent election with vote totals for G T Brown E B Burton E C Pierce and Charles S Smith and reports party splits in the next Legislature.
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Creep Hay Mono
Southern Pacific Railroad
United States
Stanford
Providence
R. I
G. T. Brown
E. B. Burton
E. C. Pierce
Union
Charles S. Smith
Col. F. Thorpe
Prohibition
Senate
Democratic
House
Grand Committee
Grain Prices Across Cities Wall Street Style Market Notes
Chicago Milwaukee Detroit Toledo New York and other markets show mixed grain quotes. Wheat corn oats prices vary by grade with several No. 2 White oats and No. 2 Red corn listed, including regional shipping figures and reshaped prime ranges.
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Chicago
Carrell—Prinae
Denver
Pine
Bock
Borrer
Mercer
Milwaukee
Wuat
Springs
Thristan
Boks Peaceccas Hiskaces Ee Ai
Bion
Cys
Bamsey
Pecan Ceaes
Detroit
Capcom
Toledo
New York
St. Louis
Paneer Seek
Cesses
Tansaeneces
Warerat
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Winter wheat in Midwest shows wide crop damage across states
Reports from field correspondents indicate heavy winter wheat losses in Illinois and Indiana with many counties showing 40 to 60 percent injury and a few above 100 percent. Ohio Missouri Kentucky Kansas Wisconsin Michigan and others report varied damage, with overall averages ranging around 60 to 90 percent in several regions.
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Edgar
Randolph
Indiana
Martin
Washington
Brown
Elkhart
Greene
Jasper
Tuscarawas
Missouri
Kansas
Michigan
Wisconsin
Dane
Eau Claire
Chippewa
Portage
Sheboygan
Waushara
Barry
Emmet
Grand ‘Traverse
Ohio
Kentucky
Debt figures and treasury balance survey blinked in transit
Financial table shows total US debt and cash in treasury with principal and interest breakdowns. Notes reflect bonds at various rates, gold and silver certificates, and currency items, followed by a Russia ban on a novel by Hatton due to Nihilism and Semitism themes.
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Ceke
Svence
Ccc Cy
Treasury
United States
Russia
Hatton
the Czar
Debates and votes mark Senate and House session actions
The Senate considered executive business and approved various measures including bridge and public works bills. The House passed Idaho statehood, a bridge authorizing act, and a resolution on arbitration talks. Debates covered trusts, pensions, and polygamy clauses in Idaho, with memorials for Rep. Wilber and fringe discussions on Chinese enumeration and court practices.
Monarch Ages and Reigns Weakened by OCR
A garbled historical list presents numerous monarchs with ages and reign lengths, including Queen Victoria and Abdul Hamid, but the data is severely corrupted with symbols, mis-spellings, and inconsistent figures. The readable elements show varied ages from about 26 to 70 and reigns from a few years to over two decades.
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Queen Victoria
Carlo L
Portugal
Alexander J
Servia
Leo XIII
Alfonso XII
Spain
Louis
Grand Duke
Russia
Abdul Hamid
Oxwear II
Sweden
Karl I
Wurtembure
Albert
Saxony
George
Greece
Francis Joseph
Austria
Alexander III
Frederick
Baden
Humbert L
Italy
Nicholas
Montenegro
Christian IX
Denmark
William II
Leopold
William III
Lusranes and Wardwhes of Literature
A reflective line noting Lusranes as wardwhes of literature where men form at night to craft ornament, curiosity, and practical uses. The fragment hints at literary craft as both art and utility.
Turman and Mrs. Turman Face Frugal Household Tidbits
A fragment notes Turman asking his wife for car fare and tobacco while a mother-in-law sits nearby. It adds a quirky claim that Mays of Paris laundries prefer boiled potatoes to soap for cleaning soiled linen.
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Turman
Ana
Mays
Paris
Paris taxis test new distance based fare system
In Paris, seven inventors trial rival cab fare methods during a one month probation. Each system uses a wheel driven dial to measure distance and show the fare, starting with an entry charge of half a franc and a per kilometer rate of 95 cents. The goal is to determine accuracy and cost.
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Paris
Gazette
Blessing of Strong Nerves Through Hostetter’s Bitters
A resourceful tonic treats nervous strain by reinforcing vital energies. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is praised as sufficient to improve digestion and nourishment, removing impediments and supporting nerve health.
Truth in trade and the danger of campaign lies
A Paducah Kentucky Exponent reader laments salesmen using salesmanship to push falsities. The piece argues many articles contain untruths and questions how truth is valued in business, politics, and society, noting the rise of polished liars and the dangers of a salary driven sales culture.
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Busines
George Washington
Paducah
Rheumatic Syrup Claim Puts Hastings on Notice
A Hastings medical testimonial from Mrs H J Krenpield of Jackson Mich asserts Hibards Rheumatic Syrup cured twelve years of rheumatism after bed confinement. The notice, dated April 22 1999, urges readers to ask their druggist for the remedy and bears a certification by Frep I Heata a druggist.
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Hastings
Mich
Rheumatic Syrup Co
Jackson
Gewis
Craterises
Hibard
H. J. Krenpield
Frep I
Mystery Messenger Delivers Note Before Baldpate Dies
A messenger boy delivers a note from Baldpate to a variety actress at her home and returns before Baldpate’s death. The boy reports being asked who he gave the note to and describes the recipient, prompting questions about identity and appearance.
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Baldpate
Mother's Friend Promotes Motherhood Aids
Greetings from H A Payne Druggist Greenville Ala praising Mother's Friend as essential for expectant mothers. Advertisements claim brisk interest and offer details via Cragin Co Philadelphia and Dobbins' Electric Soap promotions. Brushing aside other notes, it showcases medical elixirs and household products like Brown's Bronchiatics Piso's Remedy for Catarrh and Tansill's Punch.
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H. A. Payne
Greenville
Atlanta
Pirate stories threaten novel reading says frontier statesman
Fragmented quotation from Puck notes concern over pirate publishing and international copyright movement. The dialogue suggests pirates endangering literature and reading in Partin Statesman No 2.
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Frontier Statesman No
Partin Statesman No
Sam Sppanes
Puck
Flowers rented for events at Washington without purchase
A report notes that flowers used at a Washington event were rented rather than bought, with the same arrangements appearing at an early afternoon lunch a five o'clock tea and a formal reception later in the evening.
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Washington
Fragmentary dialogue from Boston mother and daughter
A garbled exchange shows a Boston mother pressing for clarification from her daughter about an unsatisfactory matter. The daughter responds with terse refusals and a hushed admission that the lines are burned.
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Boston
Mayor Urges Licensed Gambling in New Orleans for City Funding
The mayor proposed legalizing gaming in New Orleans to boost city finances and support charitable institutions. He argued licensed gambling would provide revenue for municipal programs and needy charities.
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Tus
New Orleans
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Rochester
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Zululand
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Ing
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Greenport
F. D. Alien
Massachusetts
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Harness Még. Co
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Tioga Co
Pensions
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Washington, B.C
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Warren St. N.Y
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Main Street
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Breckton, Mass
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Palmer
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Amsterdam
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