Denver resident lauds Dr Miles heart cure remedy
Mrs Chas La Point of Denver praises this heart remedy in a dated September 1894 letter. The testimonial extols the New Heart Cure and Restorative Narvine as life saving. The note states the author’s belief in the treatment’s value and urges others to consider it.
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Miles
Chas
la Point
Denver
Tog Mra
la Dornr
Umbelde St
Dr. Miles
Leonid
MLS
CITAS
Miles Haart
Blike
Gosikbart
Tnd
Heart Cure
Reed and Morton In The Race For Republican Nomination
New York May 2 A communication to the Commercial Advertiser from Joseph H Manley rejects claims Reed supporters will bow out McKinley not nominated Morton still in contest T C Platt comments on McKinley votes Morton in race Texarkana Texas populists name eight delegates to St Louis Omaha platform says August candidate to be named
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McManley
New York
Tn O
Joseph H. Manley
Reed
McKinley
St. Louis
T. C. Platt
Morton
Texas
Texarkana
Ark
Davis
Omaha
National Racing Circuit Opens in California
The national bicycle racing circuit opened in Oakland during the Floral carnival with over 12,000 spectators. California riders led professional events, John Edwards winning the two mile handicap and Wilbur J. Howards taking the mile open. A 1968 sextuplet exhibition drew applause despite rough track and strong headwind.
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California
Oakland
San Francisco
John Edwards
Wilbur J. Howards
San Joss
Clinton R. Coulter
Wind's Wild Work Narrowly Misses Bronx Homes
A cyclone passed two miles west of Bronx Falls demolishing houses and outbuildings of Frank Malloy, Conrad Kirschner, P. Flannery, and Michael Mannion. The Mannion family, including Michael, wife, and five children, were found unconscious. Livestock killed. extensive damage reported.
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Bronx Falls
Montrose
Frank Malloy
Conrad Kirschner
P. Flannery
Michael Mannion
Don's Review Of Trade From May Market Review
New York May 2 R G Don Co reports trade overall weaker with gains less than hoped. Prices for commodities farm and mine products down nearly 1 percent since April 1. Wheat down 45 cents cash. Wool year ends with record on hand. woolen goods demand weak. silk softer. dress goods aided by restricted imports. Failures last week 237 vs 231 prior year. Separate items note women delegates seated in Cleveland Methodist conference. Chicago interstate commerce probe yields few witnesses. Othello stage incident. outlaw Bill Doolin indicted. strangler caught in San Francisco. German biblical commentaries approved. ex Senator Wallace near death. receiver appointed for Central Mutual Fire Insurance.
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New York
R. G. Don & Co
Trate
Association
Europia
Simmons Liver Regulator advertised as spring medicine
An advertisement promotes Simmons Liver Regulator as the best spring medicine to wake a sluggish liver after winter. It claims the liver boosts overall health, prevents malaria fever and rheumatism, and offers powder liquid or tea forms. Packages feature a red Z trademark from J H Zeiling & Co Philadelphia.
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Simmons Liver
Simmons Liver Regulator
J. H. Zeiling& Co
Philadelphia
Two Meetings With Miles in Pasadena and Los Angeles
A traveler recalls meeting General Nelson A Miles in Pasadena at the Hotel Raymoud where Major Ben imman facilitated a cordial visit. The next morning in Los Angeles he encountered Miles again at the Hotel Nadeau, a humorous exchange leaving the narrator humbled and respectful of Miles. Later notes report a G A R train wreck near Raymond injuring fourteen, and other brief items including crop bulletin notes, a seed purchase investigation proposed, and deaths of Warren Fisher and a five-birth event in Kentucky.
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Pasadena
Cal
Los Angeles
Hotel Raymoud
Traveler
Nelson A. Miles
Ben
Imman
General Miles
Major Truman
Hotel Nadeau
Miles
Nadean
New Yorke
Riots in Vienna and Bilbao quashed by troops on May Day
Reports from Europe detail May Day meetings in Vienna and Bilbao with unrest limited to a few incidents. In Vienna crowds at the Prater caused damage after a clash with a landlord and police, with many wounded. military restored order. In Bilbao 1500 miners rioted, gendarmes fired to quell the disturbance.
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London
Europe
Vicans
Bilbao
Vienna
Prater
Onfon
Swoboda
Sabora
Spain
South Dakota Rain Saturates State Amid Early May Flooding
Rainfalls across South Dakota reach 7.76 inches since March with soils saturated and wells overflowing. Bishop O Gorman and notable church leaders visit Sioux Falls for reception and installation events while other reports note a bank failure in Hot Springs, strikes in Kansas City plumbing unions, and famine relief in India.
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South Dakota
Sioux Falls
O’gorman
Ireland
Great Northern
Marty
St. Cloud
McGolrick
Duluth
Shanley
North Dakota
St. Michael’s Church
Germania Hall
Hot Springs
Hot Shrines
Reform Leaders Guilty. Clemency Hope After Death Sentences
London reports the Pretoria high court verdicts on the reform leaders in Johannesburg. Death for leaders, 60 others jailed two years with fines, three years banishment. Times notes surprise but belief sentences not executable. commutation anticipated by Kruger and Chamberlain. Dispatches cite promises to redress grievances and efforts to spare entry of Dr Jameson. Confident clemency expected for condemned men.
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London
Johannesburg
High Court
Pretoria
Reform
Reform Committee
the Times
Kruger
Kroger
Transvaal
Great Britain
Times
Messrs
Hammond
Phillips
Farrar
Rhodes
Dr. Jameson
Chamberlain
Not Likely To Be Executed In South Africa Pardons Sought
Long report traces reactions to Chamberlain's death sentence for Transvaal reformers and notes discussions of possible commutations. It names Hammond Rhodes Farrar Phillips and Phillips as figures tied to the case while highlighting political maneuvering and international angles. Other items cover cabinet changes in France, Jameson trial in London, and remarks from Argentina and Chile on a boundary protocol.
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South Africa
Lonnoy
Mr. Chamberlain
Transvaal
John Hays Hammond
da Beers
Chamberlain
State Department
Great Britain
FW. Rhodes
Cecil Rhodes
Cape Colony
Percy Farrar
Johannesburg
Lionel Phillips
Chamber of Mines
Sugar Making in Cuba Twenty Years Ago Levels of Slavery and Machinery
A Cas sider's Magazine excerpt by A. W. Colwell describes cruder sugar making methods in Cuba two decades ago. It details small-scale three roller mills, inefficient combustion, and multiple kettles in a train, with juice liming, skimming, and gradual thickening into crystals. Shipping by hogsheads to railroad, then to merchants, kept profits slim despite high sugar prices.
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Oss
Seaconal
A. W. Colwell
Cassier’s Magazine
Arbitration obstacles and historic daily routines in Tudor times
The piece discusses real barriers to international arbitration beyond method efficacy, noting willful opposition and hostile controversy as preventing treaties from functional adjustment. It cites Century Magazine on arbitration and then shifts to historical daily schedules in Queen Elizabeth I's era, detailing meal and court routines, followed by a border murder requisition from Idaho with Jack Davis’s capture near Pawnee and a $250 reward for others involved in the arrest.
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Gutrat
O. T
Renfrew
Jack Davis
Davis
Pawnee
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