Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Piles Relief
An advertisement extols Pyramid Pile Cure as a quick safe permanent remedy for hemorrhoids. It claims cure through cleansing soothing and healing inflamed parts with testimonials from users in Garnett Port Oram New Jersey and Rockport. It urges readers to ask their druggist and offers a free book on causes and cures.
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F. Collins
Garnett
Josiah Roberts
Port Oram
N. J
Wm. McHale
Rockport
Mass
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Roosevelt Campaign Opens at Carnegie Hall in New York
New York reports a packed Carnegie Hall as Colonel Theodore Roosevelt launches his campaign for Governor on the Republican ticket. He vows integrity and capacity in government, warns against laxity, and urges boldness and sacrifice as the nation faces a world of rivalry and responsibility.
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New York
Carnegie Hall
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
China
WUAY ON TRIAL Conspiracy in Hopkins bank case at Philadelphia
United States Senator Quay his son Richard Quay and Charles R McKee faced a magistrate in Philadelphia Central Station Court on a conspiracy charge over alleged misuse of public funds with John Hopkins former bank cashier. Evidence includes letters telegrams from 1897 1898 showing stock trades margins and fund transfers and links to State Treasurer Haywood. Bail set at 3000 each. trial slated for November term.
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Philadelphia
United States
Quay
Richard R. Quay
Charles R. McKee
Pittsburg
Walter Lyon
Central Station
John S. Hopkins
People’s Bank
Haywood
McKee
David B. Lane
Morday
Graham
Senator Quay
Hopkins
The
Mr. McKee
Spectators swell hall as ballot chaos drives convention
Delegates struggle through a long sequence of ballots in a crowded hall. Amid cheers and wry humor, Atwood gains and loses votes while Towle steadies, Paige inches ahead, and Barrows drifts toward defeat in a noisy nominating contest.
Indians Attack Near Leech Lake Agency in Battle Details
Marshal OConnor escaped death by miracle as Indians fired on the tug Jennie and the Flora while delivering reinforcements. Lieutenant Humphry and Deputy Morrison led men under heavy fire with Krag rifles heard from twenty miles away. Four killed and nine wounded reported. Bear Island Indians remain a danger as families flee the Leech Lake agency.
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O’connor
Humphry
Brill
Beaton
Jennie
Chantler
Owzntonna
Minn
Flora
Marshall Sennor
Morrison
Sutherland
Nettehoven
Justin
Walker
Red Cross
Bear Island
Sheehan
Thistles
Leech Lake
Bacon
Massacre Rumor Suppressed After Leech Lake Report
A Brainerd operator claims an uncon firmed report from Leech Lake that soldiers and General Bacon were massacred by Indians. Local officials have not yet confirmed the incident.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Bacon
Leech Lake
Reinforcements Sent as Pillager Fight Breaks Out
Washington reports Secretary Bliss received word from Indian Inspector Tinker of a fight with the Pillager Indians in Minnesota. Marshal O'Connor warned of a general Indian uprising. Secretary Alger ordered immediate reinforcements by special train and Gatling gun if needed.
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Washington
Bliss
Tinker
Minnesota
Marshal O'Connor
Griegs
Alger
Signal Men at Home From Huntsville Alabama Arrive
Twenty five members of the Tenth Company United States Volunteer Signal Corps under Lieutenant Don A. Palmer arrived at Park Square station at 9 from Huntsville Alabama. Public arrival was not announced but the greeting was hearty, with cheers for the company. One ill member, Private Wegner of St Cloud Minnesota, is in City Hospital. Captain Thomas F. Clark met the unit but did not assume command.
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United States Volunteer Signal Corps
Don A. Palmer
Park Square
Huntsville
Ala
Wegner
St. Cloud
Minn
Thomas F. Clark
Ballots in a Fractious Convention Turn Night to Stalemate
On the twenty first ballot Barrows rose to the 50 notch and the convention roared while Atwood gained one vote. As the twenty second ballot counted Mr. Pickering urged Charles T. Gallagher to speak, but a firm no talk stance prevailed. On the twenty sixth ballot Atwood and Paige held a council as Barrows supporters clashed with Atwood’s camp, John C. Cobb watching the fray.
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Thaxter R. Groves
William D. Lang
John B. Demond
Charles E. Wiggin
William L. Terhune
Isaac B. Allen
H. H. Atwood
J. F. Bliss
J. Payson Bradley
W. W. Towle
Milton C. Paige
H. Atwood
Samuel J. Barrows
Barrows
Mr. Berry
J. C. Cobb
Atwood
Paige
Towle
Mr. Pickering
Charles T. Gallagher
Gilbert Ordway
Fitzgerald
John C. Cobb
Mr. Atwood
Convention Balloting Continues With Frantic Overnight Votes
The convention adjournment failed and a long ballot battle began. Delegates endured weariness as Ward 18 sang and circulated for breakfast while Paige Atwood and Barrows gained and lost votes across numerous ballots. Towle returned, May urged personal voting, and the thirty fourth ballot loomed as the tally shifted with each round.
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Faxon
Ward 18
Wabash
Paige
Barrows
Atwood
Quincy
Bradley
Dorchester Music Hall
Towle
Bagons
Pickering
Ward 8
Ward
John May
Assembly
Convention Adjourns After Ballot Count Showings
The convention adjourned at 3 30 until next Wednesday at 8 p m. Balloting results show Bradley three votes Towle twelve Paige twenty two Atwood thirty one Barrows forty eight ballots cast and totals updated.
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Atwood
Barrows
Bradley
Towle
Paige
Massachusetts RepublicConvention Sees Peaceful Prep for McKinley Endorsement
A calm gathering at the American House previews the Republican State Convention with leaders and delegates awaiting the 10 a.m. session. Key figures like Governor Wolcott, Senator Lodge, Lieutenant Governor Crane, and Speaker Bates attend a reception as resolutions are backed, predicting full party endorsement of McKinley and a continued push for Hawaii annexation, Puerto Rico, Cuba, and the Philippines.
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United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Washington
Lawrence
Governor Wolcott
McCall
Crane
Congressman Gillett
Knowlton
Moody
Goetting
State Committee
Model Bath House For Boston Planned In Italian Style
Brookline already has one. South Boston to begin erection of a permanent bath house and gymnasium on Ninth Street near the water, a model of beauty costing about 40000 dollars. It will include a year round 30 by 60 foot pool, heated to 70 degrees, with separate male and female facilities and a 60 by 80 foot gymnasium. Open to the public with a one cent towel fee, completion anticipated in two months and opening by year’s start.
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Boston
Ninth Street
Massachusetts
Brookline
Bath Department
Quincy
Daniel V. McI Isaacs
Moel Isaacs
Common Council
McI Isaacs
First Regiment Heavies Arrive From Framingham Yesterday
The First Regiment of Heavy Artillery known as the Heavies returned from South Framingham yesterday afternoon. A 1:45 PM Albany station arrival drew cheering crowds and rubber-coated police. Colonel Pfaff announced readiness to parade in rain, with 742 officers and men forming a marching column toward the South armory after saluting the Governor at the State House.
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South Framingham
Albany
Pfaff
Massachusetts
High
Congress
Broad
Washington
State House
South Armory
Irvington Street
Two Fishermen Missing From Provincetown Schooner
In thick fog Monday morning Antonio Vera and Frank Galarte, Portuguese fishermen aboard the Provincetown schooner Joseph P Johnson, strayed from the vessel. By late last night no tidings had reached Captain Brice or the schooner, which remained in port.
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Antonio Vera
Frank Galarte
Provincetown
Joseph P. Johnson
South Channel
Brice
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William Barrett
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Charles A. Towne
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E. B. Hayes
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Lancaster
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George R. Fessenden
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SAAS
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American Wringer CO
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Suimemer
Tenth Congressional District
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Upham’‘s Corner
Dorchester
Tenth District
Fred S. Gore
Thos. J. Dwyer
General Court
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Timothy E. McCarthy
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Fred
Carrie
Freddy
Boston Transcript
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Anna Warren Glidden
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