Indiana Democrats Endorse War and Navy Strength in Unity Platform
The Indiana Democratic state convention at Tomlinson hall with 1428 delegates adopted a platform praising Dewey Barley Hobson and allied war aims. It calls for vigorous war prosecution, trust-busting tariffs, free coinage, income and inheritance taxes, public pensions, and broad democracy reforms, and lists a full state ticket led by Samuel M. Ratlton for secretary of state. The event closed with a sine die adjournment after honoring the late Daniel W. Voorhees.
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United States
Spain
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Barley
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Chicago
Organized Labor
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Hom
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Nis
Shail al- Wage
Une Rouscer
Recruits Stream Into Chattanooga for Brooke Army
CHIChT Augusta Ga June 23 nearly fifteen hundred recruits arrived in Chattanooga for Gen Brooke s army from multiple states Arkansas Kansas Illinois Nebraska Missouri Ohio sent 600 others to Tampa or Chickamauga New York Illinois and Pennsylvania regiments 140 in all largest influx since full strength order with army strength about 47000 men Four men attempted hold up streetcar on Twenty second Street Red Graves shot by conductor taken to county hospital condition uncertain Hagerty captured by police
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Chickamauga Par
Chattanooga
Brooke
Union
Arkansas
Kansas
Illinois
Nebraska
Missouri
Ohio
Tampa
Chickamauga
Pennsylvania
New York
Curiaco
Twenty-second
Loomis
Red Graves
John Haggerty
Wyoming Rough Riders Depart for Jacksonville Report
The Tor rey rough riders numbering 1200 from Wyoming Utah Colorado Nevada and Idaho left Cneyensne Wyoming with their horses and full equipment for Jacksonville to report to Gen Lee. The regiment is well drilled and expected to compare favorably with any organization in the service.
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Cneyensne
Wyo
Torrey Rough Riders
Wyoming
Utah
Colorado
Nevada
Idaho
Jacksonville
Berlin Storm Floods City with Severe Damage
A hail and rain storm hit Berlin at 11 o'clock Wednesday night causing flooded basements, damaged windows and trees, and 40 fire brigade calls. Many narrow escapes from drowning were reported in the aftermath.
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Berlin
Enlistment Rules for Volunteers Up to 75 000 Men
The notice outlines enlistment for 75,000 volunteers aged 18 to 45 with good character and fitness. Married applicants require regimental approval, minors need parental consent, service lasts two years, and weight limits vary by branch. Maximum unit strengths for infantry, cavalry, and artillery are specified, with exemptions for desirable cases.
Yellowstone Park animal report notes mild winter improves wildlife
Secretary Bliss receives Lieut G W Cross report on Yellowstone animals. Buffalo count 20 to 46 with better condition but cold weather and threats to young observed. One poaching incident in December killed 13 elk. Seven bears died in Death Gulch due to gas from the ground.
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Bliss
G. W. Cross
Yellowstone National Park
Death Gulch
California Protest Over Pacific War Vessels But India Letter Route Noted
Senator Perkins urged protest against sailing of armored warships from Monterey and other Pacific ports. President Craig replied that California had already benefited from Dewey’s actions and would aid the administration. The article also describes postal routes in India with a native courier delivering letters over days.
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Washington
Craig
The
Chamber of Commerce
California
Pacific
Monterey
Monadnock
the Postal Service of
India
Kolghur
Himalayas
Nerve Cells in Human Brain Reported by German Authority
A German authority states the human brain contains 300,000,406 nerve cells. The finding adds to neuroscience estimates of brain cell counts and may influence understanding of neural density and brain function.
Faddist Parents Push Practical Education for Children
In a dialogue from the Detroit Free Press, a husband clashes with his wife Loretta on schooling. He insists on a practical, businesslike plan for their children's education while criticizing her botanical, astronomical, and culinary pursuits as wasteful fads. He calls for a future where kids help themselves when their parents are gone.
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Isabel
Tom
Mars
Detroit Free Press
Naval Hero's Story from Lincoln Call to Volunteers
L J Clark of Warren Ohio joined the mortar fleet of Admiral Porter during the Vicksburg bombardment where a shrapnel wound shattered his arm. After months in hospital he returned home, later served in the 7th Ohio Volunteers and the Army of the Potomac, was wounded near Richmond, studied veterinary surgery, built a Chicago practice, and credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring his health and weight.
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L. J. Clark
Warren
Clark
7Th
Ohio Volunteers
Army of the Potomac
Richmond
Ohio
Chicago
Hatch Post
Ashland Ave
Dr. Williams
Dr. Clark
Why She Didn't Marry Portrait Blunder Sparks Regimental Gossip
A portrait of Misa Vanderdecken, sent to India, stirs talk in her sister’s regiment when observers notice a photographer’s caption on the back claiming the original was preserved. The line triggers chatter about marriage prospects and photographer fault.
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Misa Vanderdecken
India
Remonstrations on Cubans and Hemorrhage Cure Note
A fragmentary collection of quotes notes a hard hearted Anglo-Spaniard on Cuban serfdom, a testimonial that Piso's Cure cured hemorrhage, and wry lines from Atchison Globe about forgetfulness in season and immunity in love. The items reflect satirical and medical notes typical of late 19th century journalism.
Mrs Lucy Goodwin Credits Pinkham Remedies For Recovery
A letter from Mrs Lucy Goodwin of West Virginia credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Sanative Wash and Liver Pills with curing four years of female trouble including womb prolapse, nervous exhaustion, and painful menstruation. She reports rapid improvement, increased strength, and weight gain from 108 to 134 pounds and urges others to try the medicines.
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Lydia É A. Pinkham
Adam
Lucy Goopwiy
Ayer's Pills Cited In Health Letter From North Dakota Case
A farmer on strain and liver trouble credits Dr. Ayer's Pills with aiding recovery and enabling him to feed stock during winter. The letter from C. F. Alston of Quitman Texas extols the pills for constipation bilious disorders and malarial poisons, claiming the remedy restores liver power and becomes indispensable.
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Towner
North Dakota
J. C. Ayer
Lr. Ayer
F. Alston
Quitman
Texas
Br. J.C. Ayer
Dr. Ayer
C. FE. Alston
Quitman, Tex
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