Wine of Cardus Promised To Aid Distressed Women
A testimonial from Miss Rose Owens in Washington describes relief from fatigue backache and lassitude after using Wine of Cardus. The ad claims over a million women relieved by this tonic which strengthens the nervous system and tones bodily functions.
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Cardus
Rose Owens
Washington, D. C
Ladies’ Advisory Department
Jones
Owens
W. H. Jone
Casita Mo
Wilmington Riot After Lynching Sparks 100 Shots
A June riot in Wilmington Delaware between white and black groups led to a hundred shots. Police under Captain Evans and Sergeant McDermott charged the mob, two black men Leander Moore and Joseph H Hockley were arrested, one black man James Mercer shot in the head, another William Cramer shot in the stomach, both in hospital.
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Wilmington
Del
Ninth Street
Evans
McDermott
Party of Negroes
Emperor William Sends Praising Cable to Roosevelt
From Kiel June 25 Emperor William I reports arrival with an American squadron’s salute and praises Admiral Cotton and his captains. He compliments the Kearsarge flagship crew and thanks the United States for the hospitable reception, noting a pleasant stay and goodwill from American citizens.
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Washington
President Roosevelt
Emperor William
Kiel
United States of America
Cotton
Kel
Kearsarge
Harmonious meeting of Board of Conciliation at Wilkesbarre
The Board of Conciliation met in Wilkesbarre to adjust grievances between operators and miners. Wm L Connell of Scranton was chosen chairman and Thomas D Nicholls secretary. The meeting was harmonious with rules adopted and a discussion of pending grievances.
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Wilkesbarre
Board of Conciliation
Wm. L. Connell
Scranton
Thomas D. Nicholls
United Mine Workers of America
Statehood Convention Endorses Immediate One-State Plan
A Shawnee meeting June 26 approved resolutions calling for a constitutional convention now and to appoint two delegates from each territory to Washington. They urged fighting any other form of statehood, insisted on absolute equality, and favored an auxiliary committee to circulate petitions to Congress. The report prevailed at Shawnee.
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Shawnee
Okla
Mittee
Washington
Congress
Lightning Wounds Mrs Patton Near Ravia Oklahoma
Mrs. L. P. Patton living a mile and a half southeast of Ravia Oklahoma was struck by lightning and severely injured. The bolt hit near her home and left her insensible while she was recovering from a recent illness. Rescue and medical aid were called to the scene.
Birthday of Edward Draws Thousands on Friday
Thousands joined Friday birthday celebrations for Edward with large crowds gathering at public venues. Organizers reported strong turnout and festive events across multiple locations.
King Edward's Birthday Trooping of Colors in London
London celebrated King Edward VII's birthday with flags on government buildings and ships dressed at port. The trooping of colors at Horse Guards featured the king on horseback for the first time since illness, with Queen Alexandra and foreign dignitaries in attendance as American and foreign military officers stood among the crowd.
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Great Britain
London
Edward
Horse Guards
Alexandra
Princess of Wales
Duchess of Albany
Duke and Duchess of Fife
Duchess of Connaught
Princess Henry of Battenberg
House of Lords
House of Commons
United States
Lord Cheylesmore
Grenadier Guards
Buckingham Palace
Censure Move Falls Over Boer Farm Restocking
Ottawa June 26. Mr Pope a Conservative moved a vote of censure on the government over imperial purchases of cattle in the United States for Boer farm restocking. Sir William Bullock and Sidney Fisher defended the government noting they made full representations.
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Ottawa
Ont
Pope
United States
William Bullock
Sidney Fisher
Murder Charge in Los Angeles Manhunt
The Los Angeles sheriff received telegraphic notice of the arrest of E. A. O'Neal in the Indian Territory, sought for the April murder of money broker George L. Mills, lured to an empty house and killed. Mills disappeared around the time of the crime.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Indian Territory
E. A. O'Neal
George L. Mills
Mills
O'Neal
New York Capitalist Buys Sand Lands in WV and OH
Pittsburg reports Franklin B. Anson of New York pays $550,000 to Octo Oil Co. for shallow sand territory and production in St. Marys district, Pleasants County West Virginia, and Wolf Creek and Chester Hill districts in Washington and Morgan counties Ohio. Also noted is the Missouri Synod Lutherans in sixteen states and Canada in session planning a Chicago conference this fall.
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New York
Pittsburg
Franklin B. Anson
Octo Oil Company
St. Mary's
Pleasants County
West Virginia
Wolf Creek
Chester Hill
Washington and
Morgan Counties
Ohio
Synod of the Missouri Luthe
Canada
Chicago
Limit on Sale of Drinks Issued in Ardmore
United States Marshal Colbert orders wholesale and retail dealers in Territorial Drinks in Ardmore to dispose of stock by July 15. After that date he will confiscate goods and arrest those still in the business.
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Ardmore
I. T
United States
Colbert
Judge to Hear Tillman Murder Trial in Lexington County
Judge Townsend announced the trial of James H. Tillman charged with the murder of N. G. Gonzales will be held in Lexington County 3 County.
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Lexingto
Columbia
S. Cc
Townsend
James H. Tillman
N. G. Gonzales
Lexington County
3 County
Rioter Dies From Wound After Coast District Riot
In Wilmington on June 26 Cramer a Black man wounded in Thursday nights riot died in hospital. The clash grew violent with internal fighting among Black residents. William Simms was arrested on murder charges for allegedly shooting Cramer.
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Wilmington
Del
Cramer
Coast
William Simms
Death of Capt Allen W Pierce Former Acting Admiral Farragut Aide
Capt Allen W Pierce, who served as acting ensign to Admiral Farragut during the Civil War, died at Rockville Centre L I aged seventy eight. He began seafaring at fifteen aboard a New Bedford whaler. In Salonika an attempted dynamite attack damaged a junction railroad at Deunty Beyli between Drama and Sumurjina with slight damage.
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Farragut
New York
Allen W. Pierce
Farra
Nngut
Rockville Center
L. Z
Capt. Pierce
New Bedford
Mass
Salonikca
Deunty Beyli
Drama
Sumurjina
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