Bad Money in Circulation and Secret Service Visit
The piece reports counterfeit two dollar bills circulating in the Cushocton area with a Secret Service officer visiting to investigate a silver dollar that passed as good money. It notes no arrests were made and questions whether the counterfeits were produced locally or shipped in, alongside unrelated dispatches about requisitions, Cuban fraud claims, and wartime news.
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Uncle Sam
Cushocton
Dennison
Newark
Watter
Secret Service
Otther
Gardner faces change of venue in notable probe
Gardner 26, charged with murder in Ohio case near Austin and tied to Long killing. He seeks Franklin County venue change amid fear of mob in Athens. denies assault knowledge, claims proximity to Lon of Birl murder site, waives preliminary exam. Ohio Prohibition convention names ticket. Akron tragedy claims three lives. Kentucky politics split over fall election. Mothers Congress backs kindergartens and protections. navy reports Lt Elliott dies in Manila. Chinese cavalry clash yields heavy losses. Tennessee Democrats nominate Reeves for Congress.
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Gardner
Columbus
Richard Gardner
Eilich Long
Austin
Ross Courty
Franklin County
Athens
Florida
Miss Betts
Cincinnati
Lonz Birl
Chillieshe
Bank robbery shocks Dover with $4500 haul
Burgers cracked the safe of a Dover Minnesota bank and escaped with 4500 dollars.
Congress Debates Alaskan Civil Gov Bill And Canal Policy
In Washington May 26 the House spent two hours on the Alaskan civil government bill without finishing it then focused on private pension measures. Senator Talbert again blocked passage with a quorum issue as pensions passed for widows of Captain Gridley Commodore Meade and General Force. In the Senate Spooner bill debate centered on U S ownership of the Philippines with Morzan warning against giving the president too much power and tying it to canal aims. The commerce committee advanced an emergency river and harbor bill boosting river works and Ohio river surveys. McKinley witnessed a Fifth Corps cornerstone ceremony at Fredericksburg. Japan protested San Francisco inoculation rules as discriminatory. A Georgetown to British Guiana steamer disaster, and other brief items followed.
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London
Transvaal
Pretoria
Lorenzo Marques
Schutte
Johannesburg
War Office
Lord Roberts
Vaal
Erste Geluk
Vredefort
Mafeking
Carrington
Polfontein
Bader-Powell
Meargusa Canal
Washington
House
Talbers
S. C
Talbert
Senate
Gridley
Olympia
Manilla
R. W. Meade
General Gal Force
Ohio
Spooner
Morzan {Ala
United States
Philippine Islands
Lodge
Congress
Mississippi
Senate Committee On Commerce
McMillin
Mississippi River
Hickman
Slough Landing
Lake County
Tenn
Ohio River
McKinley
Fredericksburg
Fifth Corps
Miles
Army of the Potomac
Daniel Butterfield
National Memorial Association
Butterfield
Kili
Methodists Elect and Debate Amusements at Conference
Chicago reports show the Methodist conference fixed episcopal residences and assigned bishops to fields while censuring general superintendents for soliciting funds for institutions. The body elected most officers for the next quadrennium, with four exceptions, and prepared for a lively debate on card playing theater going and amusements. Presbyterians secrecy session in St Louis highlighted Peoria reform and creed revision, with substitutions offered for standing committee membership. Philadelphia chosen as 1901 meeting site.
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Chicago
Methodist Conference
Merrill
Philadelphia
Foss
Washington
Hurst
Denver
Warren
Minneapolis
Joyce
New York
Andrews
Boston
Michlieu
Zurich
Vincent
Cincinnati
Walden
Buffalo
Freedman’s Aid and Southern Education Society
The
Missionary Society
Central and Western Christian Advocates
Methodist Church
Pattison
Pennsylvania
Church Benevolent Societies
Missionary Socisty
A. B. Leonard
Church Extension Society
W. A. Spencer
J. M. King
Freedman‘s Aid Society
M. C. B. Mason
Board of Education
F. McDowell
Sundar Papi Unicr
Tract Secien
T. 5
Neely
St. Louis
Rich Man's Project Prompts Debate On Charity Use
A rich man plans to donate nearly all his fortune to charity sparking discussion. Critics note other agencies may do as much good. the piece cites Stom ach Bitters as a proven remedy and urges caution with public appeals. Local items include Goebel reward money reports and a shooting affray in St Louis. Bryan editors in Indiana endorse Bryan and Silver, urging gold and silver coinage as legal tender.
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Bostetter
Wavor Bryan
Indianapolis
Indiana
Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Little Early Risers Liver Cleanse Advert
An old advertisement touts DeW 122 Little Early Risers pills as the easiest method to purify the liver and cleanse the bowels. The claim cites a Dr. CE Anderson and a store price of 23 dra store units.
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CE Anderson-booz
Krause's Little Liver Pills Sold by Smith's Drug Store
Krause's Little Liver Pills are a vegetable gelatine coated pill that acts on the liver and bile. They are gentle and natural and do not cause constipation. Sold by Smith's drug store Coshocton and C M Ferguson Roscoe. 31ink.
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Smith's Drug Store
Coshocton and
C. M. Ferguson
Roscoe
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Bradfield Regulator CO
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C. L. Work
Hamilton County
Robert Candy
J. Knox Montgomery
Green County
Supreme Court
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Dover
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Buster” Davie
Tihowar
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J E Watkins
Chillicothe
CE Anderson
Jefferson Avenue
Fred
Peter Wells
St Louis and Suburban Railways Company
Lkitson
Aliianr
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Muna
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Murr & Cp
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Savears
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Montgomery Ward & Co
Michigan
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