Cure for Breast Cancer Promoted by Swift Specific
Memphis Tennessee reports a woman's lump in the breast progressing to a severe cancer resisted by doctors but healed after taking several bottles of S. S. S. a blood remedy promoted by Swift Specific Co. The firm claims lasting cure and offers free books by mail from Atlanta Georgia.
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Memphis
Tenn
New York
A. H. Cransby
Kerrie
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
Imen
Medicise
Chisgm
Vic Emmert
REIGN OF TERROR IN CHINATOWN
Chinatown in a fever as factions of the Lee Yup company wage a deadly feud in San Francisco. A murder, bans on families, and promised rewards heighten a dread atmosphere with police stepping back. The Kung Chow and Chinese Merchants Exchange align against See Yups amid forecasts of more bloodshed. The Lee Yups absorbed much Sam Yup trade while the latter seeks to destroy them through internal dissension and bribed leaders.
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San Francisco
Lee Yup Company
Lee Ti
Kung Chow Asy- Tum
Sam Yup Company
Sam Yups
Warner's Silver Platform Battle at St Louis Convention
The silver party at St Louis debated adopting a platform aligned with Washington and faced a substitute from Judge OC Scott of Nebraska. General Warner pressed for the Democratic silver plank, while New York's W P St John presided as permanent chairman and a five member subcommittee was formed to report. Thirty-two states were represented by about 200 delegates in a sweltering hall.
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Newlands
Nevada
Lauter 8T. John
New York
St. Lonta
St. Louis
Washington, D. C
General Warner
Ohio
Toto
National Silver Party
United States
Treasury
Washington
Hamilton
Jefferson
Monroe
Jackson
Lincoln
Democratic Party
Scott
OC. R. Scott
Nebraska
Frank Powell
Wisconsin
G. W. Baker
California
Warner
Silver Party
G. W. Luler
W. H. Harvey
Ilinois
C. R. Scott
G. W. Thompson
Hallett Kilburn
Washington, D.C
Uz. Frank Powell
J. J. Mott
National Committee
Ordor
Mott
Lillis B. Pierce
Francis G. Newlands
W. P. St. John
Charles A. Towne
Minnesota
R. E. Difenderfer
Pennsylvania
St. John
Bryan Captures Ovation At Commercial Law League Session
The Commercial Law League of America gathering drew a larger crowd as Hon. W. J. Bryan spoke for 65 minutes, received an ovation from lawyers. Judge G. W. Ambrose urged obedience to the law, A. A. Hirsch discussed reform in judicial procedure, and papers on state and national law reforms followed. Delegates debated next convention sites with Detroit Buffalo Toledo Sandusky and Put-In-Bay among contenders.
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John N. Baxter
Denver
W.T. Stevens
Lincoln
A. Dudley
Des Moines
Detroit
Buffalo
Toledo
Sandusky
Put-In Bay
Cleveland
Brickmakers Win Rate Cut as Rail Commissioners Act
Des Moines reports the state railroad commissioners cut brick rates by 18 percent after brick manufacturers sought 23 percent, aided unexpectedly by Des Moines Northern and Western and Chicago Great Western lines. Iowa brick concerns expect a boom.
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Des Moines
Des Moines Northern and Western
Chicago Great Western
Towa
General George W. Jones Dies at 92 in Dubuque
Longtime public figure born 1804 in Vincennes and veteran of 1812 and Black Hawk wars, General George W. Jones died at his daughter’s home in Dubuque aged 92. He served as Michigan Territory delegate, Wisconsin’s first senator, and first U.S. senator from Iowa, shaping early Northwest affairs. He faced imprisonment in Mor Lafayette over a controversial letter but was later released by Lincoln.
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Dubuque
George W. Jones
United States
Congress
Wisconsin
Michigan
Iowa
Pacific Coast
Northwest
Vincennes
Ind
Territory
Iows
Monroe
Lafayette
Daniel Webster
Thomas H. Benton
Charles Sumner
Stephen A. Douglas
William H.seward
James Buchanan
John ©. Calhoun
Martin van Buren
Henry Clay
John C. Fremont
Jefferson Davis
Franklin Pierce
South America
Cilley-Graves
Seward
Chesterfield of Washington Society
General Jones
John Rice Jones
Benjamin Franklin
Supreme Court of
Missouri
St. Genevieve
Linn
Kentucky
Jones
United States District Court
Sinsinawa Mound
Michigan Territory
Henry Dodge
Pioneers
Alexander Hamilton
Mineral Point
Wis
Lake Huron
Pacific
Wisconsin Territory
Lake Michigan
Oisconsin River
Marquette
Seeichne van Buren
Northwest Territory
William Henry Harrison
Bulk
Towa
Columbia
Mort Lafayette
Vraident Lincoln
Beware spectacle peddlers and an 1898 eye expert
A public warning condemns spectacle peddlers as frauds and urges consulting Prof. Mayne Arnold of Atlantic Iowa for honest eye examinations. It notes his 41 years of experience, free examinations through Sept 1 1898, and warns against impostors. A Denver fire at 1884 to 1642 Lawrence street caused about $75 000 in damage with most insured.
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Prof
Arnold
Atlantic
Iowa
Mayne Arnold
London
N. B
Denver
Lawrence Street
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Ordorsement
Chicago
Nowlands
Nevade
the Commercial Law League
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Neb
George McCullum
St. Paul
Harrison
HE. F. Tibbett
Adirondacks
Epworth League Assembly
Maxon Orry
Clear Lake
Wilkinson
Wesleys
Ontcaco
Frank Rickman
Gray Hotel
Storthing
Biog Bool
Venezuela
Uhice
Hawkeyo
Vatorau
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F. & Sanborn Go., Wanofacturers
Omaha
Aebraska
R. H. Bailey
C. E. Townsend
Anita
Ia. T
McKinley& Son
Agts
Griswold
Ane
H. G. Weber & Co
Atlantic Tee
Jourt
W. H
Case
Cripple Creek
Rock Island
Bing
Joan Sipastin
Vitalis
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Seow
John H. Wood
Firth Street
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Best Accident Co
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