Conspiracy in Kanawha County Republican Race Exposed
The Mail Tribune reveals a scheme by James Huling John Floyd Roman Pickers John Rathburn and John Keeney allied with John T McGraw to defeat Republican nominees for the Kanawha county legislature and county offices. Conspirators allegedly sold notaries to produce a petition to nullify the late primary and force a convention while pledging loyalty to the party under coercive oaths.
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John T. McGraw
James H. Huling
Senator Elkins
John B. Floyd
Roman Pickers
John Q Rathburn
House of Delegates
John S. Keeney
McGraw
Chiltons
MacCorkle
Harvest of Death Reaped on Rail Foreign Coal Shipments
Newport News Va June 25 Last week set a record for coal exports with 21000 tons of New River steam coal shipped to Marseilles Trieste Rio de Janeiro and other ports Spanish steamship Minerva sailed for Montevideo with 5000 tons as foreign demand grows Railroads seek more contracts with Russia and others to ship 60000 tons quickly amid rising trade in foreign coal.
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France
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Austria
Rio de Janeiro
Minerva
Montevideo
Chesapeake and
Cascarets Candy Cathartic promote natural relief
An old advertisement claims Cascarets cure diverse ailments by keeping bowels right. It promises easy natural movements and a health return with a 10 cent starter cost, urging readers to avoid imitations stamped C C C.
Remedy Promises Suffer No More for Fifty Times Price
Moving testimonial hails Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from Burgettstown reader G H Wilson. Ad claims quick relief and vows to keep it at home, with dealer H N White promoting also Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and its digestion claims. Also lists two story frame dwelling for sale in Graham Virginia with payment terms.
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Chamberlain
G. H. Wilson
Liveryman
Burgettstown
Washington Do
H. N. White
McDowell Street
Graham
Ford
Graham, Va
Gre Dny Cold Cure Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old ad touts Kermott's Chocolates Laxative Quinine as a remedy for cold symptoms. It alleges the product tastes like candy and claims quick relief for head and sore throat.
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Kermott's
Wreck at Depere Claims Six Lives and Leaves Dozens Injured
A northbound Chicago and Northwestern excursion train bound for a Saengerfest collided with a freight train near Depere Wisconsin at 10 15 Sunday morning. Six people were killed one missing and thirty four injured. Victims include Ed Ruskie Fond du Lac Wis age twenty seven Lawrence Plank Fond du Lac Wis age twenty five Geo L Lloyd Eleo died en route Burt Ive Oshkosh and several unidentified men from Ashland.
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Saengerfest
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Fond du Lac
Lawrence Plank
Geo. L. Lloyd
Eleo
Results of Yesterday's National League Games
Baseball summaries from yesterday show Brooklyn, New York, and St Louis games with varying hits and errors. Batteries include Kennedy Farrell and Carrick Bowerman in Brooklyn. Dineen Cleiments and Bernhardt McFarland in Boston. Powell Oviger Breitenstein Poltz in St Louis. The only Sunday game saw Cincinnati beat Chicago 5 to 38.
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Seymour in Peking Admiral Rapovied Arrived at Shanghai
The governor of Shan Tung Province reports Admiral Seymour and the international advance guard have safely reached Peking, with several Chinese warships anchoring outside Woo Sung. Protests of friendly disposition are issued by their commanders. Attend Roanoke Carnival July 2 to 7.
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Here
War Does Not Yet Exist Between United States and China
Washington reports the State Department maintains a negative view on war with China as European powers signal no war status yet. Ambassadors monitor developments while the relief movement gains broad support to protect foreigners in China. Chinese navy seems to act in good faith, but uncertainty remains over the army and Boxers linking to the relief column and potential U S response.
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State Department
Chinea
China
Towne May Step Down As Vice Presidential Candidate
Charles A. Towne, Populist nominee for Vice President, writes Major George A. Walton that if not chosen by the Democrats he will withdraw. He says no personal consideration would block the party’s success in the contest.
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Texas
Charles A. Towne
George A. Walton
Democratic Party
Towce
The One Day Cold Cure Ad
An advertisement touts Kermott's Choco ites Laxative Quinine as a quick cold and sore throat remedy, claiming easy consumption as candy and rapid cure.
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Subsolved firm notice from Hester Beer-Best dissolution
The firm of Laughter & Lilly is dissolved as of this day. All parties are notified. Dated June 19, 1900 by H. P. Laucurer.
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H. P. Laucurer
MacArthur Replies to Philippine Peace Proposals
General MacArthur, in Manila on June 25, formally answered peace proposals submitted by Filipino leaders. He guaranteed all personal rights under the U S Constitution except trial by jury and the right to bear arms. The seven clause draft is being revised to gain mutual acceptance, with the seventh clause on expelling friars rejected as Taft’s commission handles that issue. Samar’s Forty third Infantry departs to Leyte to reinforce the garrison, joined by the Twenty Ninth Infantry battalion already sent to Samar.
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Manila
Gen. MacArthur
United States
Gen
MacArthur
Taft
Samar
Leyte
Fierce fight in progress near Tongku with Chinese losses
London reports a showdown between the allied relief force for Tongku and twenty thousand Chinese troops near Tien Tein. Three hundred foreigners were killed during a week long bombardment while Chinese losses are estimated at three thousand, with most casualties on the first day.
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Tongku
Tien Tein
Shanghai
Russia ready to fight as eastern armies mobilize
Grand Duke Alexis, the high admiral, begins commanding Russian ships in eastern waters as the czar orders armies of Amoor and eastern Siberian provinces raised to a war footing immediately.
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Brooklyn Ordered to Taku
Washington June 23 The United States has ordered Admiral Remey with the cruiser Brooklyn to Taku The navy will transport troops from Manila if needed to hasten their arrival in China An army of ten thousand men will be sent
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United States
Remey
Brookla
Taku
Navy
Manila
China
Hood's Sareaparella Promises Bright Health and Vigor
A bright cheeked, sunny face is linked to health and happiness. Hood's Sareaparella cures dyspepsia, steadies nerves, and tones the system while Hood's Pills relieve constipation. Putnam Fadeless Dyes claim color retention. Flat Top Grocery Co sells supplies and Hoster's Columbus Beer is promoted for family and medical use.
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Putnam
Flat Top Grocery Co
Hoster
Columbus
Roanoke Carnival Ad Highlights Early Risers Pills
An advertisement copy praises De Wytt s Little Early Risers liver pills and Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. It touts gentle cleansing, no griping, and quick relief for indigestion. The piece emphasizes nourishment and restoration of worn organs, urging visitors to attend the Roanoke Carnival on July 2 to 7.
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H. N. White
J N Echols & Company Partnership Formed
Notice that a partnership named J N Echols & Company is formed by J N and J E Echola with all accounts due to J N Echols to be settled by June 1st 19 or be turned to an attorney for collection. May 17, 1900, J N Echols, J H Echols.
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J. E. Echola
J N. Echols & Company
J. N. Echols
Confirmation of Fears for Relief Column Marching to Pekin
Reports from two sources claim Seymour's force is annihilated as Allied forces engage 20 000 native troops near the capital city. An admiral is reported killed and 300 foreigners were killed while Chinese losses reach 3000.
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Shanhai
Seymour's Relief Defeated Before Pekin Mission
Reports from Admiral Seymour's expedition describe a devastating defeat as Tien Tsin fell and relief forces were cut off. Shanghai dispatches note a large army mobilized, with uncertain fate of Seymour and Captain McCalla. A later notice mentions a sale of office furniture.
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Seymour
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