Wonderful Cure of Chronic Rheumatism by Paine's Celery Compound
The article explains a medical view that rheumatism stems from a weak nervous system causing sluggish blood. Paine's Celery Compound is claimed to restore nerve strength and blood circulation, curing long standing rheumatism. It cites Frank A. Davis, City Justice of Faribault, Minnesota, who attributes recovery and lasting health after eight bottles, saying the remedy saved his life.
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Paine
Frank A. Davis
Faribault
Minn
Davis
Demonstration in Hyde Park Draws Half Million in Order
London May 4 A massive labor demonstration in Hyde Park drew about half a million artisans and supporters with no disorder. Trades councils led sections from leather, metal, clothing, printing, and shipbuilding trades, marching via Bridge Street to the park. Speakers from Social Democrats and unions urged an eight hour day amid orderly cheers and patronal bands.
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London
Hyde Park
Park
Thames Embankment
National Liberal Club
Jeaders
Bridge Street
St. James Park
Birdcage Walk
Trades
Social Democratic Federation
Railway Workers’ Union
Social Democrats
Hyndman
Bradlaugh
Morley
Trades Councils
Davitt
Cunningham Graham
John Burns
Thomas Mann
Benjamin Tillett
Mrs. Aveling
Annie Besant
End of the Barcelona Rail Strike and Spain’s Labor Tension
In Barcelona early May 4 troops dispersed thousands of strikers after revolver fire and bayonet charges leaving several wounded and many arrests. A strikers’ life sentence and multiple ten year terms followed for resisting work stoppages. A large Socialist meeting urged eight hour workday reforms and petitioned Premier Sagasta. Valencia reports orderly processions and protests in favor of eight hour laws. Minister of the Interior plans bills to improve workers’ conditions.
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Maprin
Barcelona
Prado
Sagasta
Paris
Valencia
Spain
Minister of the Interior
Cortes
Bern
Vossische Zeitung
William
France Bombards Whydah Demand Prisoner Surrender
Paris reports Lagos dispatches that a French man of war shelled Whydah Dahomey on April 29 20 aiming to spare factories. Commander Fournier issued an ultimatum demanding surrender of European prisoners and warned of another bombardment on May 5 if not complied. Panic swept Whydah during the attack.
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Paris
Lagos
West Africa
Whydah
Dahomey
Fournier
Man of War
Betrothal talk and debt deals in May correspondence
May dispatches describe cordial exchanges between William II and the Czar on the Czarewitch marriage to Princess Margaret but repeat the German restriction on church rites before nuptials. Paris reports France approving debt conversion with state aid but seeking disposal control. Cairo telegrams hint at Egyptian debt settlement. A May proclamation by Agent McKenzie ends recognition of slave status for tribes linked to the British East Africa Company, granting freedom without compensation.
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Loxpon
St. Petersburg
Daily News
William
Czarewitch
Margaret
Paris
Cairo
Panama Canal Company
M. B. Wyse
Mompassa
McKenzie
British East Africa Company
Rebutting the Spoilsmen in Civil Service Probe
Washington May 4 The House civil service committee heard final remarks by Representative Ewart for the prosecution and by Commissioners Lyman Roosevelt and Thompson for themselves after weeks of witness examination. Roosevelt defended the commission and attacked the prosecution’s evidence, insisting no proof supported the charges and saying the case rested on malice and politics rather than facts. The commissioners asserted they had administered the law well despite intense partisan pressure.
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Washington
House Civil Service Committee
Frank Hatton
Civil Service Commission
Ewart
Lyman
Roosevelt
Thompson
Campbell-Bailey
Shidy
Mwart
Campbell
Milwaukee Post Office
Ewar
Another Statesman Gone Expires From Heart Disease in Washington
Washington May 4 The late Senator James B Beck of Kentucky died at the Baltimore and Potomac station after a brief collapse from heart disease. He arrived with his daughter Mrs Goodloe and private secretary, walked the platform, then fell and died. His body lies in state at Colonel Breckinridge's home on Capitol Hill and will be taken to Lexington for funeral services. The death follows a long battle with heart disease, with scant public activity in recent years. The Senate caucus and House adjournment plans were made, and speculation centered on his successor.
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Washineton
Sercian
Breckinridge
North Capital Street
James B. Beck
Kentucky
Beck
Hoe
Baltimore & Potomac
Garfield
Guiteau
New York
Mrs. Goodloe
Major Goodloe
United States Marine Corps
House of Representative
Breckinidge
Capitol Hill
Senator Beck
Senate
Finance Committee
Woodloe
Montana
Washington
Blackburn
House
Mr. Breckinridge
Lexington
Chesapeake & Ohio Road
Buckner
W. A. Bartlett
Presbyterian Church
Wyoming
A. H. Garland
L. 8. Trimble
Congress
Paducah
O. O. Stealey
Louisville Courier-Journal
L. Q. Washington
Philip B. Thompson, Jr
W. BR. Smith
Botanical Gardens
Fletcher Johnson
Blair Lee
Capitol
Carlisle
McCreary
Louisville
Proctor Knott
William Lindsay
Bryan
Sherman
Senate Chamber
Associated Press
Allison
Chamber
Burial of Dr Cronin Reveals Mourning in Calvary Cemetery
The body of Dr Patrick Henry Cronin was buried at Calvary Cemetery after a stormy funeral attended by over a thousand mourners. Sheridan Guards and Illinois Drum Corps led the observances with Hibernians and Catholic Foresters present. A monument costing at least 5000 dollars is planned to mark the grave and beautify the area.
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Curiaco
Patrick Henry Cronin
Carlson
Calvary Cemetery
Sheridan Guards
Illinois
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Catholic Foresters
Chiffon niere pattern described with enduring cabinet work
The pattern is built to last a quarter of a century with flawless cabinet construction. Drawers open smoothly, each operated by a single handle, while two deep compartments resemble closets. White Oak quartered grain, oxidized brass trim, bevelled mirrors, separate locks on all drawers, and full paneled sides.
Weather forecast and storm bulletin across New England and plain
The Weather Service reports a forecast through 8 p m Monday for New England and eastern New York, with cooler conditions and rain, and notes a narrow low pressure area from New York to Texas likely stationary. It also cites widespread rain or snow east of the Rockies, heavy rainfall on the South Atlantic coast and lower lakes, and record drops across the lower lakes to northern Texas and Nebraska with notable snow in northern Wisconsin and Minnesota.
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Washington
New England
New York
Texas
Rocky Mountains
South Atlantic
Isconsin
Minnesota
Lower Lakes
Chicago
Nebraska
Observations Elsewhere Nine Notes From P I
Observations from P I report nine items recorded elsewhere. Each note captures external findings with brief factual lines noting locations dates and sources. The fragment supports a compact ledger of external observations without narrative expansion.
Steamers Arrived in Major Ports May 3 to May 8 1900s
A list of steamers arriving at Boston New York Philadelphia Montreal Glasgow Liverpool London and Yokohama with departure ports including Hull Liverpool Hamburg Havre Philadelphia and New York. Vessels include Britannic Moravia City of Chester Orinoco La Bretagne Amsterdam and others arriving between May 3 and May 8.
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Boston
Martello
Hull
Eng
James Turple
Baltimore
Rossmore
Liverpool
New York
Britannic
Amsterdam
Moravia
Hamburg
Umbria
Bothula
City of Chester
la Bretagne
Havre
Newsminster
Orinoco
Bermuda
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Montreal
Warwick
Glasgow
Palermo
Avonmouth
Bombay
Gerona
Shichis
Philadelia
Victoria
Mount Hebron
London
Palestine
Bede
Livepool
Lake Huron
Deptford
Mineola
Kinsale
Iowa
Lizard
Bergenland
Utopia
Yokohama
Oceanic
San Francisco
Hong Kong
Parthia
Vancouver
Isle of Wight
Amalfi
Etruria
Newark
Hotterdam
Dartal
Sailed Steamers Headed for New York from European Ports
Loxpon May 4 reports steamers Wyoming and Servia departed for New York from Queenstown and Rotterdam. Also listed are ships from Amsterdam bound for New York, with May dates indicated.
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Loxpon
Wyoming
Servia
Queenstown
New York
Rotterdam
Amsterdam
Desperate Man in Medford Shot by Police
William Phelan, known for prior trouble, fired on Cornelius Manning, then attacked Chief Holmes and Officer Ewell with a knife in Union Street tenement. Holmes and Ewell returned fire. Phelan died from neck and groin wounds. An autopsy will follow. Holmes and Ewell placed on temporary leave pending inquiry.
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Meprorp
William Phelan
Cornelius Manning
Phelan
Manning
Swan
Union Streets
Holmes
Ewell
Union Street
Poraersus
Value of Its Work to Society An Anniversary Exercises at Trinity Church
The Boston North End Mission marked its twenty second anniversary at Trinity Church with Mayor Hart presiding. Speakers urged aggressive urban mission work for women children and men, stressing simplicity and the need to prevent poverty and vice. Visionaries cited college settlements abroad and in Boston and urged every person to share their faith to save a soul.
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Church of the Disciples
North End
J. W. Hamilton
Music Hall
John Kemp
Springfield
Harvard Athletic Association
Chauvey Hall School
Beacon Park
Mission Church
Trinity Church
Boston North End
Hart
Russell Sturgis
North Street
Mt. Hope
Lilue
United States
Lord Keaconsfield
Brooks
Oxford
Cambridge
London
New York
Boston
Crusaders Against Saloons Arrested in Missouri
Twenty one women and one man were arrested at Lathrop Missouri yesterday as crusaders against liquor saloons. John Murray of Providence was stabbed by two Italians after a quarrel. The American squadron of evolution now a bare waters has been ordered to Brazil. Farmers Alliance of Texas started in 1887 with $500000 capital now has only $40000 in property. Farmers who contributed will investigate and sue for $250000 allegedly squandered. Shreveport river rise signals more damage. Vicksburg mayor urges government aid from Secretary Proctor.
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John Murray
Providence
Guarre
Berae Waters
Brazil
Farmers’ Alliance of Texas
Shreveport
Vicksburg
Miss
Proctor
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