Lactated Food Endorsed as Reliable Infant Nourishment
Forty years of observation in Good Housekeeping notes lactated food and nursing bottles as major modern advances in infant care. Mothers in New England report healthier, sturdier babies after weaning to Lactated Food, with physicians widely endorsing its reliability for feeble or poorly digested infants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen N. Packard
New England
M. E. Palmer
Kozrah
Conn
Nathaniel Norns
Westmoreland
N. H
Ian
Norris
Sherman banking bill aims to cut bonds deposits and expand notes
Washington July 17 The Sherman banking bill proposes to reduce compulsory United States bond deposits to 1000 dollars and allow banks to issue circulating notes at par value against bonds. It seeks to equalize treatment for small and large banks, aiding new banks in the South and West while maintaining federal supervision. The measure could move quickly through Congress if Senate passage occurs.
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Washington
Sororan
Sherman
United States
Lacey
National Bank
Sheeman
Senate
House
Dorsey
House Committee
Reed
Major Dorsey
Five Die In Quebec Bar Fire At Delamare & Oulett
A fast moving blaze at the Delamare & Oulett bar on St. Joseph street in Quebec killed Pierre Miranda his wife and their three children after the upper floor residents were found dead once flames were tamed. Two sailors from the Mary Jane of Halifax died in the ruins and owners face arson accusations.
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Quebec
Delamare & Oulett
St. Joseph Street
Pierre Miranda
United States
Halifax
Delamare
Curlett
Belleau
Newton
Sreeranj
Dedham Street
Oak Hill
M. A. Mick
Mick
Pittspurg
Penn
Allebany City
Pittsburg
I. J. Cress
National Lime & Cement Works
Enos Bros
Ewers & Barrake
Porter
Bradley
Luss
Providence
Rkl
J. M. Lincoln
Western
Pawtucket
Warner Miller Disgusted With National Administration
A New York report says a personal friend states ex Senator Warner Miller is deeply disgusted with the national administration. The friend quotes Miller remarking that President Harrison will leave the White House in 1898 and will lose individuality as did Rutherford B. Hayes.
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New York
Srecian
Warner Miller
Miller
Washington
Harrison
White House
Rutherford B. Hayes
Terrific Wind and Rain Hurts New Jersey and Other Cities
A severe storm swept several areas on July 17 causing structural damage and loss of life. In New Jersey the Barbour Thread Mill stack collapsed, roofs tore off homes, and many workers lost jobs as electrical and telegraph lines failed. Other towns in Pennsylvania and New Jersey reported damaged buildings, lightning fatalities, and crippled services.
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Auurntown
Pear
Barbour
J. C. Brien
Edward Lockwood
A. Dorhey & Co
Nathan Pinnell
Sixth
Market
Easton
Penn
Lehigh Valley
Trellertown
John Freeman
Freemansburg
Barbara
Hellertown
Trenton
N. J
Maddock
Louis S. Schlagel
Michael Corcoran
Delaware
Atres
Pennsylvania
Norwalk
Monroeville
Otto Goldner
Freddie
Willie
Otto
Newfoundland Waters: Fleet Moves and Danube Floods
In a North Atlantic dispatch authorities hint at a British naval demonstration off Newfoundland and possible action near Miquelon. The fleet around St John’s includes the Bellerophon and other ships, with updates on the Pylades and Terror. The Danube floods near Vienna disrupt bridges and river works, while other reports cover Behring Sea policy and a royal tablet in London.
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Haufax
England
Newfoundland
Miquelon Islands
St. John’s
N. F
Bellerophon
I. M. S. Comna
Emerald
Pelican
Partridge
H. M. S. Thrush
Prince George of Wales
Hl. M
West India Station
Windward Island
Bermuda
Palades
Jamaica
Pylades
Ores
Port Hamilton
Globe
Whiteway
Colonial Office
Lord Knuutsford
William
St. Paul's Cathedral
London
Bingen
The President Heads to Cape May
The piece notes the President has traveled to Cape May with a brief update and mentions a new strike threat at Fall River. No further action or locations are given in the readable text.
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Cape May
Fall River
Golden Jubilee Marked in Burmaron Vermont
The golden jubilee of Bishop de Goesbriand opened with a fifty gun salute and bells ringing across Burmaron. Delegates attended a reception, high mass, and a two thousand strong Cathedral audience. A 1000 torch procession and public addresses followed, with notable clerical attendees from multiple states and cities.
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Burmaron
de Goesbriand
Catholic Young Men's Union
Church Street
Hotel Burlington
Thomas G. Lynch
Burlington
Father Gaffney
Rutland
S P.m
Sherman Band
Williams
Leston
Healy
Portland
Hradley
Manchester
N. H
Hawkins
Providence
R. 1
Leblanc
Montreal
Wasterholt
Cleveland
Mgr. Bonk
Barry
V.G
N. T
Wagan
Boston
Driscull and
Iray
Stearns Declines Hampden Berkshire Petition for Congress
Leading Democrats in Hampden and Berkshire counties circulated a petition urging George M. Stearns to run for Congress. Stearns told the Republican he must decline, saying he cannot stand to give up the remaining years of his life and seeks pleasure and joy in the world.
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Sprinckeep
Hampden
Berkshire
George M. Stearns
Mr. Stearns
Tenn. Democratic State Convention Nominating Result
Ten ballots failed to nominate a candidate. Baxter made minor gains and ended roughly 8 more votes ahead than at start. Final tally showed Buchanan 71,944 Baxter 8,555.6 Taylor 1,445.6 Patterson 37,444.4.
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Nasagvite
Tenn
Baxter
Buchanan
Taylor
Patterson
Salvage ruling in $50,000 suit over steamer Worcester
Judge Shipman awards Wrecker Scott $32,971.62 for saving the steamer City of Worcester of the Norwicad line, from Bartlett's Reef after a Hartford trial. The schooner John Stockham was dismasted near New London and towed in from New York bound for Stonington with coal.
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New Convoy
Conn
Judge Shipman
Scott
City of
Davenport Promises Passage of Fraud and Force Bill
John L Davenport, active in Washington and New York politics, asserts the fraud and force election bill will be passed. He met at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York and claimed Congress will not adjourn until it passes, despite opposition.
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New York
John L Davenport
Fifth Avenue
Washington
Reed
Congress
Congressman Rod Ney Wallace Declines Second Term
The Sentinel reports in Frreururne July 17 that Congressman Rod ney Wallace of the eleventh district will not seek another term due to health. His withdrawal surprised supporters who valued his prompt service and wide popularity. renomination had been unanimity before his decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frreururne
the Sentinel
Rodney Wallace
Bell Telephone Patents Infringement Suits Trigger Injunctions
Judge Coxe of the U S Court ordered injunctions in two cases brought by the American Bell Telephone Company against Austin Devoe of Auburn and W H H Robinson of Syracuse for alleged patent infringements. Fr P B Fish of Boston argued for the plaintiff.
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Thien
N. Y
Coxe
United States Court Today
American Bell Telephone Company
Austin Devoe
Auburn
W. H H. Robinson
Syracuse
Bell
Fr. PB. Fish
Boston
Insurance concern wound up after sixty five years
The Firemen's Insurance Company of New York has gone out of business after existing sixty five years. Directors decided to wind up the concern and divide profits before the surplus was further reduced. Stockholders will receive a dividend of about 150 percent.
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New York
Firemens’ Insurance Company
Pequot Yacht Club shifts camp to club cruise to ACA meet
Jorwatk Conn July 17 The Pequot Yacht and Canoe Association informs members by commodore order that the regular get away camp is replaced for this year by a club cruise to the American Canoe Association salt water meet at Jessup's Neck Peconic Bay Long Island Sound.
Funk Refuses New Britannica Orders Ends European Copyright Printings
New York July 17 The Rev Dr Funk says his firm will not print any European copyright works again and has stopped selling its reprint of the Encyclopedia Britannica. Orders for Britannica ended July 1 with contracts being fulfilled. numbers of pre July 1 orders and completed deliveries are kept private as a business matter.
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New York
SreerAv
Fank
The
Evening Post
Funk
Whien
Farmers Alliance and United Labor Nominate in Minnesota
The Farmers Alliance and United Labor party convention in St Paul selects S. M. Owens of Minneapolis for Governor after a stormy session. Ticket includes J Barrett, M Wesenberg, P H Rahilly, the Mattesons, J M Burlingame, and Frank W Kohler with adjournment to conclude proceedings.
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Bell Telephone
Farmers’ Alliance
United Labor Party
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Mion
Committee On
J. H. Baker
United States
Supreme Court
Daniel Buck
Ignatius Donnelly
R. J. Hall
Knute Nelson
J. P. Pinkham
M. Owens
J. ©. Barrett
Brown’s Valley
M. Wesenberg
Duluth
P. H. Rahilly
Wabash County
Tie Mattesons
Lac Qui Parie
J. M. Burlingame
Owatonna
Frank W. Kohler
Leseur County
New York Cloak Strike Continues After Repudiation
At a mass meeting in New York about 2500 cloak operatives voted to repudi ate the agreement with the Manufacturers Association and maintain the strike. In Trenton 800 workers at Cooper Hewitt & Co struck over a 10 percent wage rise, with the mill set to shut Saturday while another plant, New Jersey Steel & Iron Works, remains on strike with 300 men out for not recognizing the Amalgamated Association.
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New York
Manufacturers’ Association
Trenton
N.d
Cooper, Hewitt & Co
New Jersey Steel & Iron Works
Amalgamated Association
Yacht Run Down Off Alexandria Bay Claims Five Missing
The steamer St. Lawrence hit the pleasure yacht Cathlene returning from an electric searchlight excursion. Ten passengers from Bradford, Pennsylvania were aboard. Five are missing including Mr. and Mrs. E F B Pemberton, Mrs. W D Hart, Miss Maggie Henry, and John Sencal.
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Alexandria Bay
N. Y
St. Lawrence
Tought
Cathlene
Bradford
Penn
EF. B. Pemberton
W. D. Hart
Maggie Henry
Wradford
John Sencal
Barnard Mill Spinners Seek Reforms. Possible Strike
In Fall River on July 17 the Barnard Mill spinners met to air grievances over stock, machinery, and weather impacting work. They have repeatedly asked Secretary Howard for action and warn a strike may follow if demands are unmet.
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Fall River
Barnard Mill
Howard
Late Ship News Sailed for Montreal from Liverpool today
London reports the steamers Corean and Vancouver sailed from Liverpool bound for Montreal today.
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Late Ship News
London
Corean
Vancouver
Liverpool
Montreal
Steamers Arrived From Ports in Overseas Buoyed Trade
Vessel arrivals listed for July with ships from Baracoa Liverpool St Anns Hay Bara coa Ntarmburg Shields Kremen Montreal Hamburg Antwerp New York London Bremen Southampton Lizard Hull Montreal and other ports. Dates range July 16 17. Ships include Wergeland England Holstein Prodano Darial Aller Lahn and more.
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Boston
Wergeland
Baracoa
New York
England
Liverpool
Holstein
St. Ann's Hay
Charles Morand
Philadelphia
Prodano
Ntarmburg
Jaly
Darial
Kremen
Shields
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Kinsale
Italia
Malin Head
Siberian
Montreal
Father Point
Daly
Grasbrook
Hamburg
Antwerp
Southampton
Aily
Aller
Bremen
Lahn
Lizard
Denmark
London
Sharpness
Hull
Ludgate Hull
Rumburhe
Zilian
Martello
Colored Republicans Press Lodge Bill in Senate Appeal
A Southern Colored Republican Association formed by prominent colored men from across the South issues an appeal to the U S Senate urging passage of the Lodge federal election bill. They argue disfranchisement harms colored citizens and celebrate the House approval, calling for swift Senate action led by ex Congressmen Maynard and state Senator Wimberly.
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Pequot Canoe Association
Lous Island
Southern States Colored Republican Association
Senate
Gloucester
Southern States
South
United States Senate
Southern Colored Republican Association
United States
House of Representatives
J. W. Maynard
Florida
D. Wimberly
North Carolina
D. Hall
Colored Republic
Weather Forecast Indications For New England States
Forecast until 8 p m Friday calls for cooler conditions across Maine New Hampshire Vermont and fair to near coast showers in Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut with northwest winds Slightly cooler weather expected in eastern New York Cautionary signals posted at Boston and Wood s Hall section
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Boston
Wood’s Hall
Observations From Elsewhere Listed in West Feature
The item notes observations taken elsewhere, with no context or details provided. It references a west section header and an abbreviated listing of outside findings without names, dates, places, or outcomes.
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Senator Sherman
Charles H. Coolidge
East Eighth Street
Hudson Street
Charlestown
New Jersey
Terminal City
Intersolonial Railway
Europe
Terminal City Company (Limited
Parliament of
Nova Scotia
Strait of Cianso
Strait of Canso
Island
Cape Breton
Caribou Cove
Richmond County
Cape Breton Island
Terminal City Railroad CO
Limited
Mulgrave
Wright’s Cove
Government Railroad of
Treasury
Boston & Maine Railroad
Western Division
Bras D
Baddeck
Milk Street
Joston
Masa
George B. Nichols
Hiram M. Pearl
Orlando P. Shannon
State Street
Frepenice C. Bowpiton
CraRaves 8
Rackemans
James R. Carnet
Grexville H. Noxcross
Francis V. Baten
Ronent Conman
Moses Wiltia23
Hensur W. Brace
Heason W. Cuartiy Josteri
Far, Jn
Alex. F. Wapsner
Uner H. Crocerr
Groneee
A. Fisner
Wirlram C, Williamson
Puixsas K. Smith
J. Morris M&redith
Ronert
Minot
I. Epes
Ghlors
Rey
Newfoundland Waters
Lord Knutsford
Danube
Vienia
Pressburg
Schutt Island
America
the Times
Berry
Oberlohnstein
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Bessay
Hamburger Nachrichten
Prince Bismarck
Frankfort Journal
Nachrichten
Dalley
Lord Rosebery
Argentine Republic
Buenos Aiires
House of Deputies
Gerson
Mejer
Ismidt & Angora
Ismidt
Wilson
Mid- Durham
Toronto
Canada
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Conrad Stolberg
Germany
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Henry Battel
Herbert McLean
McLean
Oliver L. Spaulding
Michigan
the Treasury
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Salem Board of Trade
Loring
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Topeka
Kan
Gardiner
Sandy Hook
Wheelmen
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John Davenport
Bill
Page
Bar Harbor
Henry Bernard Carpenter
Chicopee
D. T. van Buren
Clonk
Hingham
Lakeview
Colquitt
Georgia
Fitchburg
Nice
Massachusetts Yacht Club
Mystic Park
Maine Veteran Association
Mayor Hart
Melien Chamberlain
Boston Public Library
Bishop de Goesbriand
Tennessee
Worcester
Will
California
San Francisco
Pene
Hale & Norcross
Jiest & Melcher
Bell Isle
Dr. Funk
the Farmers’ Alliance
Minnesota
S. M. Owens
New York Cloak
West
Bosto Gevicy
U.S. A
Observer's Office
Sustan
A.M. Spr
Eae Saee
Mermeter
Albany
Marquette
Fair Lane
Salt Lake City
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