Cure Claims Free Trial Restores Hair and Growth
A Cincinnati firm promotes a remedy that purportedly stops hair loss, removes dandruff, and regrows hair on scalps eyebrows and eyelashes. It offers free trial packages by mail to prove its effectiveness, citing several named individuals who allegedly recovered hair and color.
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Cincinnati
Altenheim Medical Dispensary
Selves
Ohio
John Bruner
Millville
Henry County
Ind
Victor A. Paigaux
Tracy City
Tenn
C. W. Castleman
Main St
Riverside
Cal
George Diefenbach
Big Four
R. R
Dayton
Fairmount College
Sulphur
B. F. Turner
Miss Emond
Cleveland Railway Strike Deepens as Lockout Persists
Rioters continue in Cleveland as the railway strike grows more serious. Company president declares he will stand by the ultimatum while locked out workers meet to respond to the ultimatum and potential escalation.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Strike Talks End With Union Unrecognized Ultimatum
After a three hour conference between strikers and the Street railway company President Everett stood by his ultimatum. The company will not discharge new hires nor recognize the union and will reinstate only older workers not guilty of violence. About 60 percent of strikers may be reinstated. A riot followed as cars passed, with stones and bricks flying and several injuries. Settlement talks continued with a new offer to reinstate most old workers and bring in others later.
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Street Railway Company
Everett
Superior Viaduct
Genesee Avenue
Hannan
Cedar
East
Madison Avenue
Fire destroys Eagle Hotel in Oswego. one dead
Fire at the Eagle Hotel in Oswego New York traps multiple guests. Mrs Rachel King of New Haven dies of suffocation while eight others sustained serious injuries. Several occupants including the proprietor and his wife leaped from second floor windows to escape the flames.
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Oswego
N. Y
Eagle
Rachel King
New Haven
Two Horses Destroy Windows in Downtown Accidents
In Scollay Square and Tremont Street area two horse drawn incidents terrified crowds. A driver sustained a broken hand and injuries when a bay horse owned by W. I. Harrigan shattered a Tremont street window. A second horse belonging to J. E. Baker pushed through Cobb's Boston Tea Company window on Cornhill injuring no one and causing no vehicle damage.
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Qld
Jim
W. I. Harrigan
Lancaster Street
Galvin Bros
John Flannigan
Bennet Street
Tremont Street
Hamilton Place
J. E. Baker
Commercial Street
Scollay Square
Court Street
Cornhill
Cobb
Boston Tea Company
Cobb Com
Pyramid Pile Cure touted as safe cure for all piles
An advertisement claims the Pyramid Pile Cure cures all forms of piles without pain or surgery. Testimonials from Major Dean, Dr J W Meagan, James Jamergton, and Mrs M C Hinkly praise relief and cure after using one or two boxes. Available at druggists for 50 cents to $1.00. mailed book from Pyramid Drug Co., Marshall Michigan.
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Columbus
Ohio
J. W. Meagan
Neonardville
Kan
James Jamergton
Dubuque
Iowa
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Runaway cart disrupts Cornhill with fruit spill
A wagon tipped over on Cornhill scattering oranges peaches and apples to the delight of bootblacks and newsboys. The window was boarded for the night, the stand reset, the horse driven away, and calm returned shortly after.
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Pany’s
Silver Tea Service Presented to Rear Admiral Schley
June 21 Baltimore. Rear Admiral Schley receives a silver tea service from the ladies auxiliary of the Schley testimonial committee. The gift is from a fourteen-member sub-committee at Nactirema the home of General Felix Agnus in Green Spring Valley. Schley recalls his role in the July 8 action off Santiago as a high privilege and a source of Maryland pride.
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Baltimore
Schley
Felix Agnus
Green Spring Valley
Malster
Santiago
Maryland
Carney Hospital Benefit Picnic Set for Apollo Garden
Boston hosts a high profile benefit day for Carney Hospital at Apollo Garden on July 18 with a large committee guiding plans. Events include amateur races, a ball game between Knights of Columbus and Heptosophs, music by two bands, and a 25 cent entrance fee with entries via Kelly Moakley Murray and Kennedy.
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Carney Hospital
Apollo Garden
Boston
Parker House
John E. Baldwin
Knights of Columbus
M. J. Sullivan
Miah Murray
Peter F. Kelly
J. J. Moakley
William J. Kennedy
Miss Bruce and Rev James White Wed in Albion Home
Miss Bessie W. Bruce daughter of Dr A G Bruce of Albion married the Rev James White of Boston at the bride’s parents home in Albion. The ceremony was conducted by Professor Samuel Dickie of Albion College.
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Albion, Mich
Bessie W. Bruce
A. G. Bruce
James ©. White
Boston
Samuel Dickie
Albion College
Harvard Eight Hard Day on Thames at Yale Crew Practice
Harvard's varsity eight faced tough conditions on the Thames, with a four mile course on a windy day. The crew started 388 strokes, slipped to 33 and later 34, finishing strong despite average performance. Freshmen coach Storrow oversaw the outing. Donovan to lead when Storrow returns.
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Harvard
Gale’s Ferry
Conn
Thames
Varsity
J. J. Storrow
Storrow
Boston
Donovan
Yale Freshmen Overtaken by Varsity in Broad View Rowing Test
At Broad View Yale crews from Gales Ferry Conn race on a calm evening. The varsity led by over a length at the mile mark despite freshmen early persistence. Time under 5 minutes 10 seconds and both teams finished with strong effort as coaches pushed further work.
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YALE
Gales Ferry
Conn
Good Sau Gus Races Highlight Action at Sau gus Course
The Sau gus trotting meeting continued with Actuary dominating the 2:22 class, taking heat wins and the overall race amid others like View View and Mars Chan being ruled out. Bordeaux won the 2:22 trot in straight heats, while the 2:14 class pace was unfinished and postponed.
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Actuary
View View
Cora P
Mars Chan
Bordeaux
Cello
Anabile
Fleur-de-Lis
Texas
Lillian
I. i Iley
McLaughlin
Minnie R
Bee Rence
Stordeaux Br. S
Pepnipia
Carney
Ello
Charles Sumner
Ivra Chimes
Rogers
Belle Cooley
Robert Ryan
Little Gem B
Cherrier
O Melson
McDonald
Kelvyn
Eliott
Scannell
Trout
Lorene
Timothy
Miners Shot in Evansville Mine Strike Incident
In Evansville Indiana on June 21 unknown assailants fired on 30 imported Kentucky negro miners at the Sunnyside mine. Six were wounded including James Moore Henry Smith and John Phillips who were likely fatally hurt. The mine remained closed as owners refused comment.
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Evansville
Ind
Sunnyside
Kentucky
James Moore
Henry Smith
John Phillips
Ed Geiger
Charles Smith
John Norsweather
Curtis Guild Jr. wins enthusiastic boost at Merrimac Valley gathering
Colonel Guild Jr. spoke at the Merrimac Valley Associated Boards of Trade outing in Glen Forest. A board member led three cheers for him as next Massachusetts lieutenant governor, drawing a mixed political response from attendees.
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Curtis Guild, Jr
Glen Forest
Merrimac Valley Associated Boards of Trade
Board of Trade
Massachusetts
Colonel Guild
Merrimac Valley
Lawrence Board of Trade
Guild
William H. Wood, Jr
Boston
Cuba
Chase
Haverhill
J. J. Crowley
Lowell
Henry Kk. Wood
Clark
Guild, Jr
Seventh Army
Santiago
Havana
Brooke
United States
Morro Castle
America
William Forbes
Forbes
Crowhey
A. B. Bruce
Bugler Wood
San Juan
Knox
Haton
Crowley
State Board of Trade
Adams
Brilliant Golf Match Ends All Even at Oakland Club
New York June 21 Walter J. Travis and Dave Hunter tied with James A. Tyng and Willie Anderson after 36 holes of play. The field featured high scores but close competition with the match all even at several points and wagers rising for the return half. Hunter edged Anderson by three strokes as Tyng showed flashes of brilliance but alas inconsistent holes.
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New York
Oakland Golf Club
Walter J. Travis
Dave Hunter
Oakland
James A. Tyng
Willie Anderson
Baltusrol
Travis
Hunter
Tyng
Anderson
Insurgents Rally in Cavite Amid Rainy War Conditions
Reports from Manila detail insurgents in swamps and hills beyond Imus with a large force near San Francisco de Malabon. General Wheaton returns to Imus with three wounded. Spanish garrison at Baler surrenders after a year, and two Englishmen held on Samar are released after a Grafton marines landing.
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Imus
San Francisco de Malabon
Wheaton
Cavite
Aguinaldo
Otis
Independencia
America
United States
Philippines
Baler
Principe
Taizon
Tablebon
Samer
Luzon
Grafton
Cebu
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