Babies saved by Lactated Food claims in early child care
Readers report dramatic recoveries in infants weighing only a few pounds who thrived after using Lactated Food. Mothers from Massachusetts and Boston credit the product with saving lives and restoring health, praising its safety for babies of all ages.
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South Sherborn
Mass
F. D. Valoey
Lawrence Mags
Foster
Putney
Villorica Centre
E. L. Dearborn
Westfield
Maas
George K Dennett
Greufield Street
Boston
Cyclone Strikes St Paul Area Sparks Lakeside Damage
A July cyclone near St Paul caused fatal and serious injuries across Lake McCarron region. Reports list 11 to 25 killed at Coleman Lake and others at Little Canada and Lake Gervais, with details of victims including Mrs J H Schurmair and the Rev Mr Phaeffer.
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St. Pau
Minn
Lake McCarron
Sind
Lake Coleman
Coleman’s Lake
Little Canada
Lake Joanna
Bass Lake
Lake Gervais
J. Hi. Sechurmain
Simon Good
H. Elicher
Schurmair
J. H. Schurmair
St. Paul
Charles Schurmair
Phaevner
Brennan
Tex
George Miner
First National Bank
Pepe
Phaefler
Whomas Barnard
George Millick
Carrie E. Miss
Clark Hausen
Roy Goop
Genter
Minnie Miss
Lake Vadnais
White Bear Lake
Bribery Allegations Rock Pennsylvania Congressional District
In Prirrspure Pennsylvania delegates to the twenty fifth district face bribery charges. John R Tate admits a 645 dollar payment in McDowells interest. Fred Duerr testifies he received 250 dollars to stay silent. Downing Shaffer and Tate each claim 650 dollars. Major McDowell denies any wrongdoing while Senator Quay and Townsend figures add intrigue to the dispute. D S Wallace declined comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prirrspure
Penn
Twenty-Fifth
John R. Tate
McDowell
Fred Duerr
Thomas Downing
Shaffer
Tate
D. S. Wallace
Major McDowell
Toto
Quay
Townsend
Summer Rattan Furniture Assortment Announced
The season brings a wide range of new rattan productions including hall stands tete-a-tete corner chairs Morris chairs and lounge pieces. Available with various reed stains bronzes finishes cushions in hair jute moss plush damask linen and Turkey red. Cushions and chairs for yachts and boats also offered.
Chauncy Hall School Offers English Studies Course
For boys and girls, Chauncy Hall School arranges a special course of English studies with optional additional languages. Examinations for September entrances may be taken now while prior year's work is fresh. The school house at 259 Boylston Street is open daily from 9 to 1, and the sixty-second annual catalogue is available on request.
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Chauncy Hall School
Boylston Street
Young Farmer Fatally Shot by Hired Man in Westboro
Westboro July 13 Frank Martin a young farmer was shot on his land in a swamp. He accused his hired man John Cruse of the crime and Cruse confessed claiming robbery was the motive. Martin’s wound is judged fatal and Cruse faces court tomorrow.
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Westboro
Frank Martin
John Cruse
Cruse
Martin
Gilman Davis
Hervey A. Gilmore
Large Philadelphia mill and wallpaper factory burned
A major fire in Philadelphia destroyed a large planing mill and an extensive wallpaper factory with an estimated loss near 600000. The blaze prompted emergency responses as investigators determine the cause and assess damages for creditors and insurers.
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Philadelphia
Crescent Beach
Stanley and Tennant wed in Westminster Abbey ceremony
The marriage of Henry M. Stanley and Dorothy Tennant took place at Westminster Abbey with a royal and diplomatic attendance. The bride placed a wreath on Livingstone’s tablet during the procession. A platform collapse at the reception injured several guests as Stanley recovered from illness.
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London
Henry M. Stanley
Dorothy Tennant
Westminster Abbey
George Granville Bradley
Westminster
Frederick William Farrar
William Boyd Carpenter
Ripon
Myr. Stanley
Miss Tennant
Stanley
Count dArocie
Leopold
Belgium
Myers
Parke
A. M. Jephson
Nelson
Stairs
Benny
Africa
Charles Coombe Tennant
Abbey
Grace
Charles I
Sylvia
Finlay
Brayers
William W. Mackinnon
English East Africa Company
Livingstone
Mr. Stanley
Canon Farrar
Butler
Miss ‘Vernant
Richmond Terrace
Mrs. Gladstone
Garnet Wolseley
Wolseley
Lyon Playfair
Playfair
Merchet Court
Weather forecast and heat readings across the Northeast
The June 13 weather report notes fair skies and warmer winds for Maine New Hampshire Vermont and parts of New England with southwesterly flow. Eastern New York and coastal regions expect higher temperatures while reports show many stations reaching 80 plus, with several at 90 or above and some at 100. Kansas City and Omaha hit 104 degrees.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
New England
Lake Region
Maryland
US 143
Kansas City
Omaha
Tragedies of Two Lovers and a Farmer's Murder Suicide
From Owosso Michigan a wealthy farmer Perry Comstock aged sixty shot and killed his wife then killed himself over a property quarrel. In Reading Pennsylvania Clinton Scineck aged thirty five shot and killed Mary Brunot aged fourteen then shot himself after a lovers quarrel.
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Derrott
Owosso
Mich
Perry Comstock
Reading
Penn
Fagleysville
Montgomery County
Clinton Scineck
Mary Brunot
Postmen Cleared Over Trouble. 435 Dismissed in Raikes Decision
Lonpom reports that mail deliveries resumed after recent troubles. Four hundred thirty five postal workers were dismissed for their part in the disturbances, and Postmaster General Raikes will not reinstate any of them.
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Lonpom
Raikes
Anarchist Placcards Urging Revolt Ahead of July 14 in Europe
Police in London and Paris tore down anarchist placards calling troops to join a revolt on Bastille Day. Alsatians staged a calm demonstration before the Strasburg statue as France celebrated 14 July events. President Carnot attended Massenet’s cantata La Federale in the Louvre with 2000 singers, then 200,000 heard a concert near the Eiffel Tower. The French colony in London plans a Bastille Day banquet presided by the French ambassador.
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Paris
Strasburg
M. Deromede
Mme. Carnot
Massenet
Floods Devastate Austria and Northern Italy
Vienna reports storms and floods destroy crops in Gastein and Leinz, with the region from Spital to Oberdrauberg submerged. Railways and bridges suffer heavy damage. Rome notes floods in northern Italy, especially the Adige valley, with troops aiding in relief efforts.
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Vienna
Gastein
Leinz
Spital
Carinthia
Oberdrauberg
Rome
Italy
Valley of the Adige
Ministerial Peace Congress Opens in London
David Dudley Field of New York will preside at the ministerial peace opening in Westminster Town Hall. About a dozen American delegates attend including Dr. Boardman Mrs Belva Lockwood and Rev J R Howard. The Lord Mayor hosts a reception Thursday and an excursion to Windsor is planned with permission to visit the castle. Canon Holland preached at St Pauls yesterday and the Arbitration League Council thanks Blaine Sherman and Carnegie for peace work.
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Westminster Town Hall
The
Peace Society
International Arbitration Peace Association
David Dudley Field
New York
Boardman
Belva Lockwood
J. KR. Howard
American Peace Society
Wood
Philadelphia Society
Thomas
Boston
Windsor
St. Paul’s
Canon Holland
Arbitration League Council
James G. Blaine
John Sherman
Andrew Carnegie
Lves
London
Congress
Russian ambassador cites regret over Erzeroum riots
The Russian ambassador M Nelidoff told Grand Vizier Kiamil Pasha in Constantinople that Russia regrets the Erzeroum riots and fears Armenian unrest could bring trouble to Russia and Turkey.
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Constantinorvin
M. Nelidoff
Kiamil Pasha
Russia
Erzeroum
Armenia
Turkey
Tariff Move in France Free Silk Materials Favor Lyons
Paris July 13 The Superior Council of Commerce ruled raw silk materials to be placed on the free list in the forthcoming tariff bill. The Temps calls this the year’s most important action and says it secures Lyons prosperity against rivals. Rumors say deputies and ministers may seek retaliation against the United States if the McKinley tariff passes by altering French duties for Russian petroleum, though government sanction is doubtful.
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Congo
Belgium
Germany
Berlin
Austria
Italy
Constantinople
Erzercum
Paris
Superior Council of Commerce
Temps
Lyons
Chamber of Deputies
United States
The Marksmen in Berlin Banquet Marks Shooting Tourney
Verr Dietsch presided at a banquet closing the shooting tournament in Berlin Benin. Forekenbeck apologized for absence and urged stronger national ties. Speeches from Austria Hungary and Italy followed Simon Wolf’s address on German unity. The Emperor’s cup went to Ilerr Museh of Meran. Prizes were awarded to Zimmerman Mueller Jacob Schert of New York and Jvaveis Philadelphia.
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Benin
America
Germany
Jacob Schert
New York
Jvaveis
Philadelphia
Belgium to Acquire Congo State Prelude to German Sale
London reports Belgium's acquisition of the Congo State as a step toward selling it to Germany. King Leopold cannot sell directly without France's consent, complicating the transaction.
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Belgium
Germany
London
Congo
Liberal plan to curb throne address debate and land bill
London July 13 Liberal leaders may accept a motion to limit debate on the address and allow the land purchase bill to pass its second reading with little debate if Parliament is postponed until January. Ministers agree but fear Radicals will not carry out the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Panic on the Buenos Ayres bourse and Cabinet tensions
A chaotic market scene in Buenos Ayres with rumors of potential failures and fears that cashing checks in gold may become mandatory. Reports from other cities note political clemency actions in Rome and Madrid, imperial intrigue in Bulgaria, and tax bills advancing in the Chamber.
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Buenos Ayres
Maprio
Marquis Casa la Iglesia
London
Lonon
Prince of Wales
Princess of Wales
Chronicle
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Bern
Hamburger Nachrichten
Frankfort
Bismarck
Berne
Engadine
Carmo
GipRadar
Tangier
Salee
Lisson
Chamber of Deputies
Second Explosion Damps Tioga Rescue Efforts
Cuiiaco July 13 The freight steamer Tioga wrecked Friday night suffered a second explosion aboard the hold. Firemen contained the blaze as two wrecking crew members Hans Christianson and Thomas Johnson were seriously burned. Thirteen bodies had been recovered with at least twenty fatalities expected overall. cause of the blast remains disputed with theories of explosive vapor buildup.
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Cuiiaco
Tioga
Thvo
Hans Christianson
Thomas Johnson
Eruption Alerts From Alaska Volcanic Activity
Port Townsend Washington reports Mt Bogostoff on Danmark Island showing renewed activity with steam smoke and lava two months after Aleutian eruptions. Volcano once extinct has risen again from 1169 to 839 feet and flames can be seen at night aiding navigation if it becomes active. Mt Sheldon Analga also showing steam and possible eruption.
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Port Townsend
Wash
Alaska
Mt. Bogostoff
Aleutian
Bogostoff
Danmark Island
Logostoff
Elliott
Smithsonian Institution
Mt. Sheldon
Analga
Rescue In Mid Ocean of Benguella Passengers
News from Lisbon confirms the total loss of the Benguella, a six year old iron passenger ship sailing from New York to Lisbon with 56 passengers and cargo. Evacuation began June 23 after a shaft snapped in a storm. survivors were rescued by Mariannina and Alphonso XIII then landed in Corunna and Lisbon.
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New York
Messrs. Haggemeyer & Brunn
Broad Street
Lisbon
Benguella
de Rosa
Azores
A. L. Williston
First National Bank of
Northampton
Mass
Boston
New Bedford
Kall River
Paris
Mariannina
Alphonso XIII
Corunna
Spain
Coroner Adjourns Dartmouth Landing Disaster Probe
Halifax July 13 coroner's inquest into the Dartmouth disaster is adjourned to Wednesday. Evidence suggests a person may have slipped the wheel chain causing the landing stage to fall into the harbor. A reward for the perpetrator is urged. no new bodies found. Edward Josier remains alive and recovering.
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Halifax
N.C
Suriday
Dartmouth
Edward Josier
Quiet courthouse wedding in New Haven at St Patrick’s Church
In New Haven on July 13 a widow Grace Badger aged forty wed Thomas Corcoran who cannot vote for months. Grace says she courted him to have someone to trust running her small nation store and that marriage was cheaper than hiring a clerk.
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New Haven
Conn
St. Patrick’s Church
Grace Badger
Thomas Corcoran
Thurman to preside at anti-Lodge force bill meeting
Columbus on July 13 reports a citizens meeting to be held at City Hall next Saturday evening to pretest against the Lodge force bill. Alfred E. Lee a former Hayes consul will speak and ex-Congressman George W. Crouse is expected to also oppose the bill.
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Columbus
Allen G. Thurman
Alfred E. Lee
Hayes
George W. Crouse
Mettin's Food Promoted for Child Health
A health note stresses that a child's future happiness and success hinge on a strong constitution and diet. It claims Mettin's food is rich in blood forming, brain forming and bone forming compounds and is recommended by top medical authorities.
Butterworth Accepts Secretary Post for World’s Fair
A telegram to the World's Fair directors from Hon. Benjamin Butterworth of Ohio confirms his acceptance of the secretary position elected the previous evening. CHICAGO, July 12.
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Butterworth
Ohio
Gol
Ill
Benjamin Butterworth
Chicago
Moving an iron industry west
F S Lenox representing Washburn and Moen buys sixty acres near Calumet Iron and Steel works in Chicago to build a new branch factory. The plant costs about 1 million dollars and could add 1000 workers to the workforce.
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Worcester
F. S. Lenox
Washburn & Moen
Calumet Iron & Steel Company
Chicago
Washburn & Moen Company
Transatlantic Steamship Arrivals and Departures Listing
A long list of ships with routes and dates showing arrivals at New York Montreal Glasgow Liverpool and other ports. Vessels include Etruria Hindoo Colon Ptolemy Maasdam La Bourgogne Marsala and many more sailing from or to Havana Liverpool New York and Pensacola with July dates.
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Oria
Baracoa
Boston
Victo Werkendal
Amster
New York
Dain
Etruria
Liverpool
St. Marnock
Lonon
Colon
Montreal
Oxenholme
Sarita
Buenos Ayrean
Glasgow
Nestorian
Corean
Ptolemy
Vancouver
Pothuia
Kansas
Oston
London
Rosemorrow
Lydian Monarch
Havre
la Bourgogne
Danburg
Sailed Steamers Elysia Naples Amsterdam For New York
London reports several sailings with steamers Elysia Naples Amsterdam bound for New York on July 10 12 and John Ocean Liverpool also bound for Quebec.
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London
Elysia
Naples
New York
Amsterdam
Ocean
Liverpool
Quebec
Death of General Fremont Pathfinder of the Rockies Dies
General John C. Fremont known as the Pathfinder of the Rocky Mountains died in New York at 4 PM after a brief illness linked to heat and exertion. Born 1813 in Savannah, he built a career in surveying, exploring the Des Moines and Platte valleys, the Great Salt Lake, and the Sierra Nevada, later serving as a soldier and politician. His ventures included the Wind River peak Fremonts Peak and multiple expeditions during the 1840s.
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John C. Fremont
Mahone
Blaine
Nettleton
Minnesota
Treasury Department
Stackvale
Board of Customs
Bethel
Salem
New York
Rocky Mountains
Nina
H. M. Porter
Sea Bright
Martin
Sing Sing
Fremont
Los Angeles
Cal
Elizabeth
Frank P. Fremont
Fort Snelling
Minn
John Charles Fremont
Savannah
Virginia
Charleston College
South Carolina
Navy
Nicollet
Mississippi
Des Moines
Jessie
Senator Benton
Missouri
Rocky Mountain
Benton
Pacific Ocean
South Pass
Wind River Mountains
Great Salt Lake
Jie
Fort Vancouver
Columbia River
Sacramento River
Great Basin
South Wass
Kansas
Sierra Nevada
California
Monterey
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Rail Life Bas. CO
J. T. Phelps
State Agt
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Treasury
Washburn & Meen Iron Company
Chicanzo
John Lennon
Dracut
Allen B. Moulton
Portland
Bath
Paran Stevens
Harrison
Hingham
House
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Af Ag
Allong
McKinley
N. 8
Young Men’s Christian Association
John Brooks
Dyer
John H. Cook
William Vinal Burt
Grand Jury
Tremont Temple
Dorchester
Horticultural Society
Franklin Park
Westminster Abbuy
Tion
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Albany
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