Democratic Party in West Virginia Ties to Young Leadership
Parkersburg June 11 The West Virginia Democratic state convention shows young democracy in control, sidelining old guard figures like ex Senators Davis Camden and others. Ex-Senator Davis arrived with friends but his platform input was largely ignored while young leaders push Bryanism in the adopted platform.
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Young Democracy
Henry G Davis
Johnson N. Camden
C. C. Watts
Camden
Henry G. Davis
Randolph County
Akinson
Flournoy
United States
J. W. St. Clair
MacCorkle
Andrew Edwinision
West Virginia Democrats praise McGraw’s leadership at convention
The West Virginia Democratic convention centers on Colonel McGraw as the effective leader and William Jennings Bryan’s representative. McGraw’s power draws ex Senators Davis Camden away from sessions while Camden commends the ticket as one of the strongest and avoids commenting on the platform.
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Ter
Aso
Colonel McGraw
McGraw
West Virginia
William Jennings Bryan
Threat to China warned by Russian officials in Peking
Count Muragieff and General Kouripatkin ordered the Russian minister in Peking to tell China that Russians may use harsh measures if Russian subjects or property are harmed in the Boxer rebellion. Warships were sent to monitor Chinese ports and Baron Heshyama is reassigned to London.
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St. Petersburg
Paris
Count Muragieff
Kouripatkin
Peking
Russia
Baron Heshyama
Mi Iser
London
Kores
Japan
Attend Roanoke Carnival July 2 to 7
A fragment mentions attending the Roanoke Carnival from July 2 through July 7. It also promotes Cure Cold in Read and Kermott's Chocolates Laxative Quinine as quick to cure head colds. A testimony by A Bascock of Erie Pa touts Stry Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Pu'nam Fadeless Dyes claim no staining and are sold by Flat Top Grocery Co.
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Kermott's
Stry Chamberlain
A. Bascock
Erie, Pa
H. N. White
Flat Top Grocery Co
A Card of Thanks for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Mrs. B. Dory of Des Moines Iowa sends a thanks for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praising its help in coughs lung troubles and whooping cough. She notes the remedy has given perfect satisfaction and extends gratitude to the manufacturers and local druggist H N White for sale of the product.
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Chamberlain
8. Dory
Des Moins
Iowa
H. N. White
Little Early Risers Pills Promised Cleansing Bath
Small in size and great in results are De W It's Little Early Risers the famous little pills that cleanse the liver and bowels. They do not gripe.
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H. N. White
Hard Fighting Still Ahead in War News
London reports perplexing news from the theater of war. Boer actions north of Kroonstad disrupt Lord Roberts likely delaying the Orange River colony clearance. Buller’s Laing’s Nek progress less clear after a reported exchange with Christian Botha on surrender terms that were later rejected.
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Buller
Laing’s Nek
London
Seat of War
Lord Roberts
Kroonstad
Orange River Colony
War regarded as inevitable
London reports rising tensions between Russia and Japan with signs of imminent conflict. Japan accelerates war preparations while Russia hesitates to mobilize. Japan seeks to maintain Corea open to colonization and to challenge Russian aims with swift naval and land power if necessary.
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Sia
Japan
Russia
M. Pavioff
Corean
China
Corea
Pekin
Curea
South Africa
Bund still in session as Hoffmeyer pressures Schriner
June 9 Cape Town report says the Afrkander Bund meeting continues. Hoffmeyer attends though not a member and uses influence against Schriner. Oaslanod, the leading Duch newspaper, claims friends in England seek stronger hands. It is reported Schriner has given notice of resignation.
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Afrkander Bund
Hoffmeyer
Schriner
Oaslanod
England
Schriver
National League Results From Yesterday's Games
In Boston the Braves lost to Chicago 3 to 4 with Cuppy and Sullivan backing Boston and Garvin and Donahue for Chicago. Philadelphia routed Cincinnati 13 to 8 as Orth Frazer and Douglass combined for the win. New York fell to St Louis 8 to 16 with Mercer War ner and Hughey Robinson on the batteries. Brooklyn beat Pittsburgh 8 to 7 behind Kennedy Far reil Philippi and O Connor in mixed errors.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Orth
Frazer
Douglass
Newton
Scott
New York
St. Louis
Mercer
Warner
Hughey
Robinson
Chamberlain's Colic Remedy Praised By Burgettstown Liveryman
A Burgettstown liveryman reports severe stomach pains after a night of illness. He credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with swift relief and says he will keep it at home. The ad notes sale by H. N. White and touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a digestion aid.
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Miller & McCurdy
Chamberlain
G. H. Wilson
Liveryman
Burgettstown
Washington Do
H. N. White
Hood’s Sareaparilla and Hood’s Pills promote health
A bright sunny face signals good health and a happy heart. Hood's Sareaparilla claims to cure dyspeptic symptoms, strengthen nerves, and invigorate the system. Hood's Pills are a non irritating laxative for constipation. Sold by all druggists. Best known to medical science Hoste Beer.
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Hood
Hoste Beer
Murder case reopened in Topeka reformer
The supreme court reopened the 1897 Eureka murder case of Joseph New. George Dobbs and Amelia New, both serving life terms in Lansing for New's murder, had been convicted two years earlier. Alvin Ballard claims Dobbs and New were innocent and names Frank Allgood and others as the real killers.
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Topeka
Kan
The
Supreme Court
George Dobbs
Amelia New
Lansing
Eureka
Joseph New
Alvin Ballard
Clergymen Predict Break as Frostburg Miners Grow Restive
Clergymen returning from Frostburg Maryland report rising miner discontent and expect a break in days. The first coal since the strike was mined yesterday with J N M Brandler, a coal dealer, handling coal from a vein hauled to the Eckbert branch railroad.
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J. N. M. Brandler
Union Steel Company Buys Monongahela Coal Land
Union Steel Company of Pittsburg closed a deal for 3000 acres of coal land along the Monongahela above Elizabeth. The price is about 350000 dollars and the company will begin development and operate boats to move fuel from mines to furnaces, buying from the Benes Thompson syndicate.
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Union Steel Company
Pittsburg
Mononogahela
Union Stee Company
Monongahela
Elizabeth
Extradition Plans for Former Governor Taylor Considered
In Frankfort on June 11 Sheriff Suter returned from Hot Springs. Officials from the prosecution held a consultation and a requisition for extradition of former Governor Taylor is likely to be requested immediately.
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Frankfort
Suter
Hot Springs
Taylor
The C1e Day Cold Cure Advertisement
An old ad touts Kermott's Chocolates with laxative quinine as a cold remedy. It claims ease for head cold and sore throat and suggests children take them like candy.
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Kermott
One Day Cold Cure Claims Quick Relief
Advertisement touts Ker mott's Chocolates Laxative Quinine as an easy candy like remedy for a cold with a sore throat. Claims children cry for them and praise the cure in simple terms.
Honest Cure Promises Quick Relief for Digestive Woes
An advertisement claims Cas Carmaster Cas Carets and Kodol Dyspepsia Cure restore health by correcting digestion. It touts Cascarets as a 10 cent remedy that cleanses bowels and promotes natural movement while warning of imitations. It also extols Kodol as digests food, prevents fermentation, and cures chronic dyspepsia.
Davis & Ould Store Sale Closes Out Goods Inventory
The stock of Davis & Ould including dry goods notions shoes groceries is being closed out with bargains in all lines. Sale at the old stand of Davis & Ould. J. M. Anderson Trustee.
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Davis & Ould
Removal Notice Invites Public Inspection of Stock
REMOVAL. I have removed my stock of dry goods clothing hats shoes etc to the building recently occupied by R J Baldwin next door to Y M C A and invite the public generally to inspect my stock. Respectfully.
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R. J. Baldwin
Missionaries Appeal to the Present in China Peril
American missionaries in China declare they face great peril and appeal for protection from the United States. They urge Uncle Sam to intervene amid rising difficulties and dangers affecting their missions.
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China
Uncle Sam
Viceroy Yields as Troop Trains Move Toward Capital
In Tien Tsin authorities at last consent to trains bearing troops leaving for the capital amid a rabble crowd that opposes the start and tries to tear up the track. Riotous protests erupt as the convoy awaits clearance and security forces prepare to intervene.
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Tien Tsin
Start
Missionaries appeal to McKinley from Pekin amid danger
A cablegram from Pekin dated June 11 reports a massacre of native Christians and a critical situation. Missionary secretary Rev Dr Leonard urges Washington to send aid, stating Christians are in great peril and seeking government protection.
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New York
Methodists
China
McKinley
Dr. Leonard
Methodist Church
Pekin Consents To Troops From Foreign Powers
Telegraph lines between Peking and Tianjin were cut this morning a special train carrying thirty British troops left to guard Tong Shang but proved insufficient to deter unrest Chinese forces seized the engine and soldiers used bayonets to clear the crowd. After the viceroy granted permission a second train carrying about five hundred troops including three hundred fifty Germans and French troops began at 5 15 with the combined force ready to move to Tong Shang.
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Pekin
Dowager Empress flees to Russian legation in Pekin
A Shanghai rumor claims four thousand Russian troops with twenty guns have landed at Pei Ta and move toward Pekin. A Tien Tsin dispatch says the Dowager Empress has fled to the Russian legation in Pekin seeking protection.
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Pekin
London
Shanghai
Pei Tato
Tien Tsin
Monocracy at Taku forces landings near Pekin
Navy department dispatch notes forces landed by various nations to open communication with Pekin. Admiral Kempff reports the Monocracy at Taku arrival and a rescue of over fifteen hundred lives via One Minute Cough Cure. Many saved cases include grippe croup asthma whooping cough bronchitis and pneumonia.
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Washington
Navy Department
Pekin
Kempff
Taku
H. N. White
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