Peruna Patients Praise Cures From MinnesotaNebraska Letters
A Minnesota woman at 2585 Polk St NE reports lasting relief from catarrh after three months on Peruna. A Hebron Nebraska resident describes improved breathing and endurance, noting Peruna strengthens nerves and enables full daily work without shortness of breath.
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Neapolis
Minn
Polk Street
N. E
Elmer Fleming
C. Nickel
Hebron
Neb
Perana
Peruna Promises Strong Nerves and Summer Health
An advertisement extols Peruna as a natural tonic that enriches blood to cure nervousness and fatigue. It claims Peruna regulates blood flow, corrects digestion, and prevents ailments of hot weather, with a free book titled Summer Catarrh offered by the Peruna Medicine Co. of Columbus, Ohio.
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Peruna
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Defends Bryan as backbone in imperialist era
Gamaliel Bradford lauds William Jennings Bryan and attacks imperialist critics. He cites Senator Hoar's Marshfield speech, praises Bryan's steadfast stance on silver, and warns that imperialists fear his potential presidency. Bradford contrasts Bryan with Cleveland and questions party loyalty versus principle.
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Hoar
Bryan
Gamaliel Bradford
Bryant
Towne
Williams
Hill
Stevenson
Cleveland
Emree
Mr. Cleveland
Congress
White House
Mr. Bryan
Marshfield
Messrs
McKinley
Roosevelt
Bryan and Bryan: public sentiment on policy and votes
A political editorial discusses William Jennings Bryan and his stance on the treaty, contrasting it with President McKinley and the Senate. It argues the election will reflect will and loyalty to American principles, urging voters to support Bryan or condemn the current policy.
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Bryan
Senate
McKinley
Hoar
Ryan
Ohio
Presidential Entries From Baltimore American Turnout Report
The Baltimore American lists a crowded field of presidential tickets with ten or more party slates and several potential additions expected by autumn. Democratic nominees are William J Bryan and Adlai Stevenson. Republicans Theodore Roosevelt and New York’s Taft. Silver Republicans Bryan and Stevenson. Populists Bryan and Towne. Middle of the Road Populists Barker and Donnelly. Prohibitionists Woolley. Socialist Harriman. Labor Hayes. Socialist Democrats Debs. De Leon Socialists Malloney and Remmill. United Christians Swallow and Woolley.
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Baltimore American
William J. Bryan A
Nebraska
Dial B. Stevenson
Illinois
Theodore Roosevelt
Ohio
New York
William J. Bryan
Adlai BE. Stevenson
Wiliam J. Bryan
Charles A. Towne
Minnesota
Wharton Barker
Pennsylvania
Ignatius Donnelly
John G Woolley
Job Harriman
California
Henry B. Metcalf
Rhode Island
Max
Hayes
Eugene V. Debs
Indiana
DE Leon
Joseph F. Malloney
Massachusetts
Valentine Remmill
United Christians
8. C. Swallow
John G. Woolley
Burwell Entangled in Paris Mystery Card
Richard Burwell, visiting Paris, receives a mysterious French card at the Folies Bergère. A sequence of refusals, hotel ejectments, detective inquiries, and a police arrest lands him in the Conciergerie as he seeks US legation help. The tale is to be continued.
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Clevela
Shor
Richard Burwell
New York
Burwell
Paris
London
Folies Bergére
Continental
Moffett. Itery Publishing Co
Rue de la Paix
Monstreur
New Yorker
Boston
Hotel de l'Alma
Grand Opera House
Folies Bergere
de la Sturete
Monsieur
Open voyage by Plant line offers affordable coastal cruise
Inland readers pursue a seaside escape as the Plant line to the Provinces markets a short Atlantic trip. For the same vacation cost as farm or country resort stays, travelers can cover fourteen hundred miles in under a week with optional stopovers. Free cabin berths and simple provisions entice budget minded travelers to try a foreign style trip within reach.
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Europe
Gore Farm House
A. Neta
Po Aeagh
KE. H. Wning
Atlantic Avenue
Boston
Buckley Lunch Wagon and Catering Company Formed
A new concern named T. H. Buckley Lunch Wagon and Catering Company is organized to operate night wagon business across the United States and Canada.
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Bow T. H. Buckley Lunch Wagon and Catering Company
United States
Canada
United States Lunch Wagon Company Becomes Buckley Trust
In Portland Maine stockholders and directors consented to a deal with the T H Buckley company of Worcester Massachusetts to take wagons leases and business in exchange for stock. The new firm plans to build operate 100 wagons in the West and to manufacture lunch wagons and automobiles.
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United States Lunch Wagon Company
Portland
T. H. Buckley Company
Worcester
Mass
Buckley
Doans Ointment Promised Relief for Eczema Skin
A brief ad-like note promotes Doan's Ointment as safe for sensitive skin and useful for eczema. It claims relief without harm and urges purchase at drug stores for 50 cents.
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Doan
Ojn
Boston Sees Return of Kissing Bug Bite Outbreak
Reports indicate in town residents have been bitten by the kissing bug over the past two days with injuries mirroring last year. Hospitals report several bite victims as the insect again ravages Boston this summer.
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Boston
Residents report severe bug bites alert city hospitals
Four victims admitted to Sveritge A Hospital and two to City Hospital after a bite outbreak. Names and addresses include John Gallahan 74 Concord Somerville bitten on face. John Lynch 22 East Boston bitten on neck. Edward Bowman 2 Arlington Heights bitten left eyelid. Hush McNulty 2 Harrison Avenue bitten tongue and cheek. Frank McGlynn 163 Cabot Street Roxbury bitten tongue.
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Sveritge A
City Hospital
John G@lallahan
Concord Avenue
Somerville
John Lynch
Sumner Street
East Boston
Edward Bowman
Arlington Heights
Harrison Avenue
Hush McNulty
Frank McGlynn
Cabot Street
Roxbury
George C Adams Dead at Mt Wollaston After Illness
George Caspar Adams oldest son of the late John Quincy Adams and Harvard graduate died at his mother's home on Sea Street Mt Wollaston after a year long illness. He was 37 and survived by his mother two brothers ex Mayor Charles Francis Adams and Arthur and one sister Miss Abigail Adams. He played Harvard football and was a noted yachtsman with major influence in Cambridge racing circles.
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Quincy
George Caspar Adams
John Quincy Adams
John Adams
Mt. Wollaston
Sea Street
Adame
Aga
Charlies Francis
Arthur
Misa Abigail Adams
Quincy Academy
Cambridge
Harvard
West
Boston
George Adams
George Stewart
Cumnock
Yale Atfield
Charles Francis Adams
Army and Wavy Union visit Trimountain Garrison
Dolphin Garrison members Lewis Poessel and L J DeRyder of the United States warship Dolphin visit Regular Army and Navy Union at Trimountain Garrison Abbotsford Hall for a large gathering. Colonel Robert R Centro outlines the Union’s status under the new charter while upcoming July 1 sign in eligibility is noted. Comrade Francis McKenney returns to permanent duty at the next meeting.
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Lewis Poessel
L. J. DeRyder
Dolphin Garrison
United States
Dolphin
Trimountain
Regular Army and
Navy Union
Robert R. Centro
Abbotsford Hall
War Army and Navy Union
Congress
Seomynte
Francis McKenney
Lowell Fireworks Row Persists in City History
A public dispute endures over a fireworks display plan in Lowell. Citizens recall past efforts at Tilton and Co. and discuss a petition to prevent further city funding, arguing the exhibit’s failure and seeking a permanent solution with city officials.
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Lowell
Ross
Petit
Tn Court
Heat Wave Triggers Multiple Deaths in City Area
In New York on July 13 a severe heat spell caused several fatalities across the city and surrounding areas. The reports name Conred Wolf a carpenter Charles Butt eight years old Tas MelaunuA of egciphie Je Mra James Burke and Piet Bietman an architect in Brookly n as victims amid high humidity and extreme temperatures.
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New York
Soc
Conred Wolf
Carpenter
Charles Butt
Tas Melaunua
Egciphie
James Burke
Leasas
Issal
Piet Bietman
Loves His Aunt But Schoolboy Is Too Bashful to Propose
A tongue in cheek item notes a shy schoolboy who cannot summon courage to propose to his beloved, while a separate sensational line reports a Russian oculist shot by the husband of an unfaithful wife.
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Schoolboy
Quiright
Milwaukee Boy Tries to Marry Aunt With Repeated Licenses
Will Polage a Milwaukee schoolboy aged 40 falls in love with his maiden aunt and schemes to marry her. He purchases multiple marriage licenses, rehearses a scene, but cannot say the words. After failing four times he heads to Nebraska to build desire and return to complete the plan.
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Milwaukee, Wis
Will Polage
Milwaukee
Nebraska
Tragic Death of St Petersburg Oculist in Duel
In St Petersburg on July 18 Professor Domberg, a noted oculist, was shot by Captain Julian von Hecker after a stormy confrontation over an affair with von Hecker’s wife. Domberg refused to marry her. von Hecker fired three shots, hitting Domberg in the abdomen as the others missed.
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ST. Petersburg
Domberg
Julian von Hecker
General Staff
Sold Wife for Ten Dollars in Forkston
In Wilkesbarre area a man sold his wife for ten dollars and agreement to give up child custody and property rights. Raymond Palmer paid the price and intends to start a new life with the wife, who had previously left her husband after a rocky eight-year marriage and three children. The couple’s separation followed a romantic encounter with Palmer, a lumber jobber.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
George Rosengrant
Forkston
Raymond Palmer
Rosengrant
Palmer
Malden gatehouse attendant charged with assault on girls
Malden Faulkner district residents reportgate man John C Spraker of the Boston and Maine Cross Street crossing is charged with assaulting several young girls enticement alleged. A warrant issued earlier led to his apprehension after he fled. Grand jury action expected as fathers react to the incident.
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Malden
Faulkner
John C. Spraker
Boston & Maine
Spraker
Bima
Glorious Vacation Region Offers Lakes and Air
The article extols New Hagland lake regions famed for scenery and pure air drawing crowds of pleasure seekers. It notes fine recreation and abundant stocked lakes, highlighting Lake Sunapee Lake Memphremagog and others. A Boston and Maine Railroad brochure is mentioned, with a two cent postage portfolio offered upon request and six cent stamp purchase.
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New Hagland
Newland
Sunapee
Membremagog
Boston Ne
Stow
Pesteerah
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T. H. Buckley
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New England Mutual Life Cerdanr Company
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Sere Tae Int
Home Office
Milk Street
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F. Stevens
Alfred D. Foster
FW. Trull
WM. B. Turn
Bugs
George C. Adams
Wall
Army and Wavy
UNION
Lowell Fireworks Row
Tilton & Co
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