Martyrs to Headaches Find Cure in Celery Compound
Louise Lincoln Tucker, a Chandler & Co. clerk in Boston, suffered chronic headaches for years. After using Paine's celery compound, she reports a full month without an attack and describes the remedy as the only cure she found, urging others to try it.
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Lynn Sunday News
Chandler & Co
Winter Street
Boston
Louise Lincoln Tucker
West Roxbury
BodSton
Paine
Thar
Miss ‘Ucker
Miners Fight Coal Companies Faces Legal Challenge
Kansas City news item reports Attorney General Allen traveling to Pittsburg to lead a legal battle for Southern Kansas miners. He warns of a hot fight, vows to file anti trust actions if evictions proceed, and seeks charter forfeiture of coal firms. He urges miners to stay lawful amid riot talk and focus on lawful strategies.
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Topeka
Kan
Allen
Kansas
Pittsburg
Attorney-General Institute
Victory for Edison as injunction blocks Oconto lamp
Milwaukee July 20 Judge Seaman granted an injunction preventing Oconto Manufacturing from making the Edison incandescent lamp after Edison petitioned for a pretrial measure. The ruling sustains Edison patent validity and counters the Goebel defence alleging prior invention in 1854. The lengthy arguments spanned a full week before decision.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Seaman
United States District Court
Oconto Manufacturing Company
Edison Company
Edison
Oconto
Eatson
Oconto Company
Goebel
Henry Goebel
New York
Beacon Vacuum Lamp Company
Boston
Colt
Judge Colt
Brutal Kansas City Murder Shocks City Bank Cashier Shoots Attorney
A. W. Little, former bank president and First National Bank cashier, shot and killed prominent Kansas attorney Benjamin E. Johnson on Minnesota Avenue near Crinotey's drug store. He then beat Johnson and surrendered to police. motive unknown. United States Commissioner Hanks accompanied Little during the incident.
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Kansas City
Fan
A. W. Little
First National Bank
Armordale Bank
Benjamin E. Johnson
Kansas
Little
United States
Hanks
Minnesota Avenue
Crinotey
Johnson
Hee
Brave Man Dies Helping Baby From Runaway Horse
New York July 20 Thomas Dunworth aged 40 was struck and killed by a runaway horse in Brooklyn while trying to save a baby carriage. He saw the wagon bearing down in Tillary and Duffield streets, grabbed the horse, kept the carriage from harm, but the bridle broke and he was trampled. He died minutes later from his injuries.
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New York
Thomas Dunworth
Tillary and
Duffield
Brooklyn
Dunworth
Boody Rot A Boodler Brooklyn July 20
Mayor Boody released minutes of grand jury proceedings on alleged corruption in street railway franchise bids. Six witnesses testified about favoritism toward Nassau Electric, Kings County Electric, and Brooklyn City Railway, excluding Union Street Railway. Lawyers' opinions suggested aldermen impropriety and mayor involvement. Boody claimed the minutes vindicated him.
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Brooklyn
Boody
Efarnd
Moore
Court of Sessions
Nassau Electric
King’s County Electric
Brooklyn City Railway
Union Street Railway Company
Uiton Street Company
Beody
Rail Strike Disorder Rumors Reach Leavenworth
Rumors report 1090 Black workers loaded onto trains in Birmingham Alabama last night to replace striking miners in Kansas. Officials fear further clashes as they head toward Pittsburg and other sites, with tensions spreading through the state.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Birmingham
Alao
Kansas
Pittsburg
Offensive Roughs on Beach Street Alarm Residents
A Boston street news report details hoodlums on Beach Street politicking insults and assaults after dark. Witness accounts describe gangs patrolling near depots, targeting well dressed pedestrians and delaying crowds, with police laxity noted at patrols on Franklin and Federal streets.
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Beach Street
West End
Old Colony
Albany
South
Flaminga
Johnnie
Franklin
Federal Streets
Postoffice Square
Apea@fer
Federal Street
Boston
Two Catastrophes Averted At Sea By Narrow Margin
The Nellie G Dixon and Edith Emery narrowly avoided disaster after a fogbound collision east of Chatham. Aboard the Dixon, James Gannon braved danger to seal a hull hole with canvas, saving the vessel. The Maggie Sullivan and its nine dories faced a separate peril, later rescued by Belle J Neal, keeping a crew of up to two dozen from catastrophe.
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Nellie G. Dixon
Edith Emery
Maggie Sullivan
Nellie Dixon
Kearney
Chatham
Boston
Dixon
Emery
James Gannon
Commercial Wharf
James Lana
T. F. McManus
Hinery
Sullivan
Patrick Sullivan
Hach Dory
Belle J. Neal
Cook
Neal
Along the Water Front in Malpeque and Nearby Bays
Advices from Malpequa report the schooner Ethel B Jacobs sheltering at that port last Friday after catching fifty barrels of mackerel the day before total catch since entering the bay reaches ninety barrels. Several schooners are in the bay including W H Wellington Hat tie M Graham Senator Lodge Lottie Gardner S F Maker Martha C Marguerite Haskins Yosemite Notice George Edmunds Herald of the Morning Fredonia Eliza H Parkhurst Hattie BE Worcester. The Pilgrim flyer to make another run Saturday with rigging and masthead shrouds to be strengthened. The boat heads to New York in about a week. The Longshoremen’s Provident Union picnic and games are set for Highland Lake. Yesterday at T Wharf boats crowded and cod and haddock prices low due to light demand.
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Malpequa
Ethel B. Jacobs
Malpeque
Prince Eoward Island
Alberton
Miminegash
W. H. Wellington
Hattie M. Graham
Senator Lodge
Lottie Gardner
S. F. Maker
Martha C
Margerite Haskins
Yosemite
Notice
Herald of the Morning
Fredonia
Eliza H. Parkhurst
Hattie BE
Pilgrim
New York
Ndt
Boston Longshoremen’s Provident Union
Highland Lake Greve Yeelay
T Wharf
Irish Chief Justice’s Statistics Complaint Sparks Commons Dispute
At Limerick assizes Sir Peter O Brien critical of Ireland crime stats, saying doubtful cases are excluded. In Parliament Mr Bodkin’s question provokes heated debate, with Mr Carson accusing the judge of cowardly attack before order is restored.
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London
Limerick
Peter O’brien
Ireland
Peter
House of Commons
M. M. Bodkin
Roscommon
Bodkin
Edward Carson
Dublin University
Morley
Carson
Eer
Iris
Mr. Carson
Writs of attachment against Henry L. Aldrich total six hundred thousand
Writs of attachment issued for 600000 against cotton magnate Henry L. Aldrich owner of Moosup mills. The attaching creditor is Henry M. Taber of New York, with lawyers Wilson and Jenckes. Property includes bank funds, Narragansett Bay waterfront, Cranston land, South Angell Street real estate, Newport land, Moosup mills, Alien's square plots, Corliss Cove land, railroad track lands in South Providence, and Old Maid cove lands.
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Henry L. Aldrich
Moosup
Conn
Henry M. Taber
New York
Wilson & Jenckes
Rhode Island National and
City National Banks
Narragansett Bay
Cranston
South Angell Street
Newport
Alien’s Square
Corliss Cove
New York, Providence & Boston Railroad
South
Old Maid Cove
C. C
H. M. Taber
Rhode Island
New England
Hearing on James H Murphy for Fourth District clerkship
A lively Middlesex council hearing reviewed charges against James H Murphy of Stoneham, nominated by Governor Russell for the Fourth District Court clerkship. Opponents led by Sweetser and Murray accused him of sidewalk contract deceit, an illegal anonymous letter, and extortion attempts, while Murphy and Curran denied all but the contested circular. The session adjourned to Thursday after witnesses including Chief Newton and Selectman Keene testified amid tense exchanges.
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Fourth District Court
Middlesex
Russell
Francis K. Sweetser
M. J. Murray
F. P. Curran
Murphy
Wolcott
Mr. Murphy
Davidhalrice
Newton
Sweetser
Eastern
Stoneham
Hirst
Lyman Dike
Dike
M. J. Ferren
Hugh Reynolds
Reynolds
Boston
Curran
Awyer Sweetser
Ferren
Rice
Governor
Woburn
Rex L. Newton
Riley
Doherty Bros
Leeson
Uatley
Er Curran
R. Murphy
Walter S. Keene
Keene
Donovan
Mr. Dike
Free Excursion Offer Promotes Millis Property Sales
Sherman Park Land Company plans free excursion tickets to Millis for all applicants at 247 Washington Street. Buyers may select from available lots during the company’s special trip, with Me William P Barker assisting. Officials John Metingis and I. A. J. Fowles back the venture, highlighting a new enterprise.
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Sherman Park Land Company
Millis
Washington Street
Nieh
Pestan & Sons
Wiliam P Barker
Washington _ street
R. John Metingis
I. A. J. Fowles
Preparations for Indignation Meeting at Asbury Park
July 20 report from Asbury Park notes preparations for an indignation meeting by local colored residents who own property and pay taxes. They plan to confront Mr Bradley’s exclusion from a Ped booth and assert equal rights to use public spaces. The group cites New Jersey law granting colored citizens equal access to public places for assemblies.
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Asbury Park
Bradley
Am Ghury Park
Lane
New Jersey
Cape Cad residents push for train service changes
A group of residents and business men appeared before the railroad commissioners to explain their vigorous kick for improved 014 eeeain service and to state what they want, with testimony continuing until July at 11 a.m.
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Cape Cad
Nome Teneth
Cable company warns on Brazil messages
New York July 20. The Commercial Cable Telegraph Company was advised by the Eastern Telegraph Company that Pernambuco says not to allow cable messages to pass for Brazil. The government is more severe than ever.
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New York
Commercial Cable Telegraph Company
Eastern Telegraph Company
Pernambuco
Brazil
Pennsylvania Railroad Exhibit at World's Fair Shows History and Scale
The Pennsylvania Railroad displays a compact model railway station with a working signal tower, overhead footbridge, automatic switches, and the John Bull locomotive. Inside, it hosts era-spanning models from Conestoga wagon to modern locomotives, with track plans, signals, tickets, time tables, and a grand double-deck ferry boat model. A 33-foot perspective map portrays trains in motion on Columbia Day, plus photos, posters, letters, and wax figures in uniforms of staff.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
America
Washington
New York
Jersey City
Alleghenies
Columbia Day
Pennsylvania
Cable Railway Case Grants US Rights to Infringed Pulley
Judge Alfred Coxe of the United States Circuit Court rules the American Cable Railway Company holds the entire right to the combined cable support or carrying pulley in the United States and may recover past damages. He appoints Arthur Masten as referee to fix damages and grants an injunction stopping the city of Brooklyn and New York officials from operating the cable on the bridge.
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New York
Alfred
Coxe
United States Circuit Court
American Cable Railway Company
Brooklyn
Daniel J. Miller
United States
Arthur H. Masten
Confiscations of Opposition Leaders in Honduras
In Tegucigalpa acting President Vasques seizes property of opposition leaders. Families are evicted, including the wife of Colonel Juan Angel Arias who is detained at home with belongings seized. Passports are refused and she is effectively held as a hostage under constant police surveillance amid daily executions of government opponents.
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New York
the Herald
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Vasques
Juan Angel Arias
A. Shuman & Co. Closing Out Neglige Shirts At Discount
The handsome Russian blue shades in neglige shirts that A. Shuman & Co. are closing out at $1 and $1.50 attract attention from vacationists and World's Fair travellers.
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A. Shuman & Co
Orld's Fair
Dr Meyer Arraigned In NY Poison Case
Dr Henry C R Meyer was brought to General Sessions Court amid pleas of postponement. He pleaded not guilty and has no counsel yet. Brook & Brook may be retained, but Meyer’s fate will be long and combative. The case centers on mineral poisoning, unlike the vegetable poisons in Harris and Buchanan. A Denver connection links Meyer to a druggist and a Chicago actress, with insurance implications following Klotz’s death.
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New York
Henry C. R. Meyer
Tombs
Centre Street
Court of General Sessions
Charles W. Brooke
Nicoll
Bila
Meyer
Brooke & Brooke
J. W. O’sullivan
Brooke
Mr. Brooke
Jong Dra
Harris
Buchanan
Dreyer
Julius Dahlman
Whitehall Street
Dr. Meyer
Denver
Klotz
Chicago
Otz
Gunn’s disappearance intimidates Connecticut school fund
A Lima Ohio dispatch reports Gunn has fled with an unrecovered shortage of 20000 dollars. Over four years he lent 200000 dollars to Allen County for the Connecticut school fund and earned about 14000 dollars yearly in interest. The fund faces a potential loss as his departure risks missing repayment and further financial harm.
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Hartford
Lima
Gunn
Allen County
Connecticut School Fund
Post Office Burglars Fire Shot Wounding Cashier
A band of burglars broke into the Ovid New York post office last night. J R Thomas, cashier of the adjacent bank, called on the intruders to surrender. He was shot twice but not seriously. He fired back, and one burglar was killed. the shooter's identity is unknown.
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Rochester
N. Y
Union
Ovid
Seneca County
J. R. Thomas
Free Treatment Offered for All Diseases
All diseases treated free with a two weeks trial of medicine. Nineteen sufferers from catarrh bronchitis lung troubles dyspepsia and diseases of the nerves seek relief. Dr Dewey offers free medicine during the trial period. Offices at 40 Tennyson Street near Providence depot. Daily 1 to 4 p m except Sundays.
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Dewey
Tennyson Street
Cortier Columbia Actinies
Providence Depot
Ear
Gladstone In Collision With Van Near Parliament
London July 20 Prime Minister Gladstone was involved in a brougham collision with a van in Parliament Square while en route to the House of Commons. He was shaken but not seriously injured and later driven to the House.
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London
Prince of Wales
St. James’s Street
Gladplane
House of Commons
Gladstone
Infanta Valalie of Spain Tours Paris Before England Visit
Paris dispatch notes Infanta Valalie of Spain in Paris en route to England after a ski resort visit. The report mentions potential calls on the Duke of Beat Sony and scene of the travel, reflecting a royal itinerary amid summer travel.
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Paris
Infanta Valalie
Spain
Ngland
Orkie
Prin Sony
Miners Union Deliberates As Strike Looms In England
London July 20 The Miners Federation continues its Birmingham conference amid talk of the nation’s greatest strike. Delegates approved calling out members not yet notified of wage reductions. 149 000 favored this, 101 000 against. A deputation will meet mine owners in London tomorrow to discuss terms and seek a settlement.
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London
Miners’ Federation
Birmingham
England
Federation
Panera
Coms
Cholera Talk From Washington Naples Reports
Dr Wyman of the Marine Hospital service awaits Naples reports on cholera progress Keen to know if Naples infections are imported Experts fear an Naples outbreak could trigger wider epidemics A Moscow cholera surge among the poor sparks Rus sian outrage over prison transfers that may spread the disease No cases yet in St Petersburg but deaths rise elsewhere in the infected region
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Washington
Wyman
Marine Hospital Service
Naples
Italy
Othe
Monay
London
Moscow
Russia
St. Petersburg
Polodia
Wheat wagon collision claims brakeman in Jonesboro strike
In Jonesboro Newfoundland yesterday a wheat wagon escaping down a grade struck a southbound freight two miles west of town. Brakeman J W Marshall was crushed between two cars and killed instantly. The engineer suffered a crushed foot and the fireman was injured.
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Jonesboro
J. W. Marshall
Anglo Armenian Association cites governor in brutal prisoner torments
London dispatch reports the Anglo Armenian Association has received news that Focham Pacha, governor of Cesareay, personally directed brutal tortures of Christian prisoners and will soon be promoted despite calls for accountability.
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London
Anglo-Armenian Association
Focham Pacha
Cesareay
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