Hood's Pills Cure Hveria and Sarsaparilla Blend
Historical note describes Hood's Pills as a cure for Hveria and a nonirritating laxative to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla. It mentions Satna and Hinata in a promotional context with Baranya referenced.
11 Jun 1900
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Newspaper
Connersville Daily News
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1900
Page
1
Historical note describes Hood's Pills as a cure for Hveria and a nonirritating laxative to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla. It mentions Satna and Hinata in a promotional context with Baranya referenced.
A Spanish cannon loaned to Kansas City by the government was found to be loaded with powder and projectiles though not yet in place. The War Department has warned other cities and Mayor Ted Saturday received notices to watch for loaded cannons sent from Washington. Investigations traced the weapon to Kansas City after months of searching.
Admiral Romey dispatched two more vessels to the seat of the disturbance as officials report Allied forces moving to secure a blocked railway. About 1,500 foreign troops depart Pekin by two trains. Welsh Fusiliers and sapper units stand ready. News from Chita is sparse with no word from state or navy departments since Saturday.
Shanghai dispatch reports acting in concert to reopen the Beijing railway amid Boxer uprising. Missionaries flee as guards are requested for women and children while viceroys resist further protection. Pekin backs by sending ten thousand troops to suppress Boxers. rail lines Lay Pane to Pekin disrupted.
The dispatch reports Admiral Bemney sending the Nash to Patou New Washington. The movement is linked to Melon and mentions readiness for a special purpose. The Ney Ville is described as a key location tied to the operation.
A scrambled OCR item details unrest in Pekin with foreigners seeking refuge on I Hien street amid attacks and patrols near Taecstation street. Reports mention guards, public alarms, arrests, and a Chinese empress dowager crisis. Separate notes describe a burglary gone lethal in Martistret and a double suicide in Sioux City involving Reinhart.
Paris honors American artists Tages AbeNed Whistler and John Singer Sargent for distinguished works at the Paris Exposition. The jury conferred the Legion of Honor and related accolades, recognizing the two prominent American painters for their contributions to art.
In Manila during their first week, Judge Wilfim F. Taft and fellow commissioners endured a flood of calls from diverse groups. They aim to replace the army with a civilian force, scrutinize administration, curb insurrectionist hopes, and push for orderly, honest government under American oversight amid ongoing conflicts and casualties.
A Cuban court controversy over bribery involves Secretary Senza of the cathedral court and editorials criticizing paid judgments. The piece notes police, judges, and foreign influence as sparks of discontent, amid broader calls for reform and protection for citizens. The report mentions a local incident in Jeffersonville with Stella Aldridee, a bride, and her tragedy surrounding her father.
Carmel Indiana witnesses recall the traveling evangelist Cyclone Jolson known as Johnson shooting Frank Carey at James livery stable after a courtroom dispute. Carey died at the door while Jolson died minutes later after being struck by a bullet from the crowd.
Carrie Selvage remains missing three months after her disappearance in Indianapolis. Brother Joseph Selvage leads renewed search efforts amid a citywide mystery. She stands about five feet two inches, wearing glasses, with blue eyes and dark hair, and has a distinctive habit of shading her eyes with a hand.
Washington officials signed an agreement extending periods for the reciprocity area with Ralindews. The move, announced yesterday by Secretary Flay and Gord Paaneefote, broadens the allowed terms for renewal and reauthentication actions.
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