Doan's Kidney Pills Boost Backache Relief Claim
Mrs Isaac Elwell of 518 East Matt Street Painesville Ohio wife of a noted contractor says she suffered years of backache and stomach distress in winter 1898 and found Doans Kidney Pills more effective than any other remedy. She purchased at Moodeys pharmacy and urges others to use this remedy sold at all drug stores for fifty cents by Boston Milburn Co re tab N y x
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Isaac Elwell
East Matt Street
Painesville
Dean
Moodey
Doan
Boster-Milburn Co
Retab
Treaty fate hinges on US ratification clause
Havana March 27 The reciprocity treaty faces slim chances unless the United States concedes that Cuban senate approval alone can trigger operation only if ratified by US Congress within the year. Senate committee favors amendments and a separate clause requiring ratification before December 31 amid strong business support. a cable from Secretary Hay says US amendment limits apply to Congress, hopes for a favorable report remain if condition is kept.
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Havana
United States
Cuban Senate
United States Congress
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
United States Senate
Senor Bustamilento
Saldenor Bustamiento
Hay
Congress
Roosevelt
Death dealt out in two train wrecks
Byelagraph reports in The Age from San Antonio Texas recounts a collision of two trains near Lancaster leaving three dead and nine injured. Names include G Cantee of Monterey Mexico and A Arispe and M T Santo of Sabinas Mexico. A separate Burlington and Quincy southbound train from St Paul wrecked near Thomson Illinois injuring several passengers.
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San Antonio
Tex
Smeget
Southern Pacific
Lancaster
Here
G. Cantee
Monterey
Mexico
A. Arispe
Sabinas
M. T. Santo
Des Moines
Burlington and Quincy
St. Paul
Thomson
Carnegie Name to Appear at Mast Head
Counsel for United States Steel Corp filed articles amending the charter of the National Steel Co to change its name to the Carnegie Co and provide for a registering agent in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Mast Head
Trenton
N. J
United States Steel Corporation Today
National Steel Company
Carnegie Company
Fire Sparks From Pipe At East Vine Home
A small fire broke out in the home of G. 3. Haskins on East Vine Street Thursday afternoon. An aged mother in the room where the blaze started is thought to have ignited inflammable lounge material with a pipe spark. Haskins quickly extinguished the fire, limiting damage.
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G. 3. Haskins
East Vine Street
Alumni group nets fifty dollars from play
The high school alumni association cleared 50 dollars after the Wednesday night performance of At Coty Corners by Adelaide Thurnton.
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High School
At Coty Corners
Adelaide Thurnton
Filipino teacher hopes to resume work in the Philippines
Raymond Du Hadway, son of Rev. W. J. Du Hadway, a government teacher in the Philippines on sick furlough, plans to return to the islands. He comments that Filipino children aged six to fourteen learn quickly, admire education as power, and seek priest, judge, or lawyer roles, while some natives view schooling as a path to avoid work. He notes climate and generational tendencies hinder work and that Americans face risk from disease and potential violence, especially in Tagum, where he was the only American resident.
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Nacher
Gravp
Raymond du Hadway
W. J. du Hadway
Asbury Methodist Church
Philippines
Islands
Cleveland Dispatch
New York Herald
Dullad- Way
Mer
du Hadway
du Madway
Amerlcan
Tagung
Slang Ban Triggers Odd Hamline Yell Changes
President Bridgman at Hamline University bans slang in college yells. A dispatch from St. Paul notes the contest trimmed popular chants, replacing holy smoke with ole yoke and banning a mocking song about Peter Spouling. The result is a lean repertoire of rhymes and monotone tunes.
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Bridgman
Hamline University
St. Paul
Chicago Record-Herald
Peter Spouling
Chaplow Carleton
Peter
Map County Lost to Sandstorms in Kansas
A Topeka dispatch reports that Fradgeman county in western Kansas has no farms or fences as sandstorms erase lines and public records. County Surveyor A dd Coombs writes Governor Bailey requesting state funds to reestablish the county, which has effectively vanished from maps.
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Brown
A. Dd. Coombs
Tledgeman County
Kan
Bailey
Nes
Topeka
Philadelphia
Lerritle
Kansas
Fradgeman
Aged Lady Sinking Near Chestnut Street Home
Mrs Gendol, living with her son M IL Gendol on Chestnut street, is critically ill and sinking. Medical staff attend her at the residence amid concern for her condition.
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Mrs Gendol
M IL Gendol
Chestnut Street
Ambitious Young Man Seeks Mayoral Power Amid Promises
A satirical tale follows a young citizen in a county seat city driven by desire for the mayoralty. He pleads with church, saloon, and ordinary voters, trading promises for votes, promising tax cuts and meat for all, only to face a political wakeup as broken pledges emerge and old friends recall his deeds.
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Yates
Tim
Jos
Scouts Repulse San Miguel Bandits Near Route
Two companies of scouts engaged San Miguel's force and routed them. San Miguel's men suffered heavy losses with three killed and eleven wounded while Lieutenant Reese was seriously wounded. The engagement occurred near the Route San Miguel area as reported by Telseraph Co in The Age on March 27.
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Isa ‘Telseraph
San Migual
Ai 18
San Miguel
Reese
German Ambassador Von Holleben Recalled Amid Court Drama
Dispatch from Berlin sparked Kaiser's anger over a reception incident led by Lady Pauncefote. Von Holleben faced recall, retirement with pension, and replacement by Baron Speck von Sternburg as U S diplomat amid strained Germany United States relations and wider European tensions.
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Vananefote
Kaiser
Quce
von Richthoten
von Holleben
United States
Berlin
Washington
New York World
Count Cassini
Ile
New York
von Frolleben
Baron von Richthofen
Emperor William
Dr. von Tolleben
Germany
Count Qundt
Dr von Sfolleben
Count Quadt
Europe
Pauncefote
Lord Pauncefote
McKinley
Dr. von Holleben
von Holle
Prince Benny
Emperor
Spain
Roosevelt
England
Son Holleben
Dysentery Antitosin to be Tested at Wilson Sanitarium
Dr. Flexner of the Rockefeller Institute engages in preparing a dysentery antitosin called bacteriolysin. A trial is planned this summer at Wilson sanitarium in Baltimore. In about two months he will begin a course for about thirty young men at his Philadelphia laboratory on identifying the dysentery bacillus to enable a wide study of summer diarrheas in children nationwide.
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Plexner
Rockefeller Institute
Wilson Sanitarium
Baltimore
Flexner
MhlindelIphia
Expert Snake Catcher Engaged for Philippines Specimens
Tehahod Crandall of Pike County Pennsylvania, famed for his snake catching knowledge, has been hired to travel to the Philippines and capture specimens for the United States government museum in Washington. A Middletown New York World dispatch notes Crandall’s lifelong experience makes him the best qualified in the nation.
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Tehahod Crandall
Pike County
Philippines
United States Government Museum
Washington
Middletown
N. Y
New York World
Crandall
United States
Alarmed city hears artillery report after night
In Fealdonia on Thursday around 10 about reports of heavy artillery alarmed residents. Local resident Alex Schwartz fired at a chicken thief after hearing commotion at his hen house. He warns he will continue using buckshot against any after-dark intruder with no warning.
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Dye Chaatnat Street
Fealdonia
Alex Schwartz
Schwartz
Recorder Mortley Receives Sad News
Recorder E. M. Mortley learned of the death Friday morning of his uncle Oscar Sherwood at his Mc Connellsville home. Sherwood, aged seventy, was active in managing The Citizens National Bank as vice president and was well known in the city. He was the younger brother of Mortley’s grandmother.
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E. M. Mortley
Oscar Sherwood
McConnellsville
Mr. Mortley
Mr. Sherwood
Citizens National Bank
Mr. Mobley
Councilman Wisenburg Near Death In Home Illness
Councilman John C. Wisenburg lies critically ill at his North Sixth Street home. He suffers cerebral trouble and worsened Thursday afternoon. Doctors Frew and Carr report little hope for recovery as the few days confinement has worsened his condition.
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North Sixth Street
Frew and Carr
Mr. Wisenhburg
German Empress Breaks Arm After Horse Accident
By Telegraph to The Age Berlin March 27 The empress sustained a broken right arm when she was thrown from her horse at Gundwald. The accident was painful though she remained composed as courtiers rushed to her aid.
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Berlin
Gundwald
Ball Team Organized By The Independent Athletic Club
The Independent Athletic club for boys under eighteen formed a ball team. Players include Will Payne Walter Wright Will Fisher Hugh Rodgers John Tigh Lee Williams Rotlo Thompson Glen Davis Orville Roadrick Walter Carpenter Warner Bess Harry Clark Merman Brownfield.
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Will Payne
Walter
Wright
Will Fisher
Hugh Rodgers
John Tigh
Lee Williams
Rotlo Thompson
Glen Davis
Orville Roadrick
Walter Carpenter
Warner Bess
Harry Clark
Merman Brownfield
Eyesight Failing Forces Resignation At Local Office
Miss Julia Burrell, an operator in the Central Union Telephone office, was compelled to resign due to failing eyesight. Dr. Hutton advised absolute rest for her eyes, and she returned to her Bethlehem township home on Thursday.
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Julia Burrell
Central Union Telephone Office
Hutton
Bethlehem Township
Easter Millinery Opening Announced by Mrs Munna
Mrs F W Munna announces an Easter millinery opening to be held next Friday and Saturday featuring hats and accessories. Local shoppers are invited to preview new styles and special offers at the shop.
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F. W. Munna
Pried Phone Off Wall And Hung On Tree
A fire at the brick home of Mr and Mrs Jackson Rose in Jackson township destroyed the house on a Wednesday afternoon. Their son James pried the telephone from the wall and hung it on a yard tree to call friends with the news. A small portion of furniture was saved. Mr Rose will rebuild and live in temporary quarters in the grain house during construction.
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Jackson Rose
Jackson Township
James
Frightened Horses Trigger Narrow Schoolyard Escape
A runaway team of heavy draft horses on Walnut street during dismissal frightened bystanders and sent students scattering. The wagon’s tongue dropped and the pair charges the crowd, but one horse collapses near the group, halting the other. No injuries are reported.
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Walnut Street
Walnut
Seventh Street
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