Favorite Remedy Endorsed by Noted Judge in New York
Judge James H. Clancy of Hornellsville endorses Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for liver and blood trouble. Troy resident Geo H. Tifft reports recovery after use. The remedy claims to cure kidneys liver bladder blood rheumatism dyspepsia and chronic constipation. Available in 50 cent and $1.00 sizes with sample bottles free by mail from Dr. David Kennedy Corporation Rondout NY.
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James H. Clancy
Hornellaville
N. Y
David Kennedy
Geo. H. Tifft
River Street
Troy
Avid Kennedy
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout
Snowball report at Cassingham mines discredited
Reported accident at Cassingham mines below the city Tuesday afternoon caused fears of injuries and entombment. Investigators found only a minor rock fall with no injuries and no damage, debris cleared quickly and work resumed.
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Cassingham
Great Conqueror sermon at Union Chapel by Rev Dillin
Great Conqueror sermon by Rev. I B Dillin next Sunday evening at 7 30 at Union Chapel. Soldiers of the congregation requested the talk with special patriotic singing included.
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I. B. Dillin
Union Chapel
Newcomerstown and Coshocton Battle at Riverside Park
The athletic clubs from Newcomerstown and Coshocton meet at Riverside park on Decoration Day afternoon. Newcomerstown touts its strong pitching staff led by Ricketts for Coshocton, while Coshocton debuts in new uniforms and aims to win.
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Newcomerstown
Coshocton
Riverside Park
Ricketts
Newcomerstown Moves to Pave Bridge and Main Streets
The Newcomerstown city council votes to pave Bridge Street and Main Street over a distance of eight blocks, directing city crews to begin work this year.
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Newcomerstown
Bert Hamilton Nineson Ill With Pneumonia in Connecticut
Bert Hamilton learns his son Bert Hamilton is very ill with pneumonia while visiting friends in Connecticut.
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Bert Hamilton
C. Hamilton
Connecticut
Ten year old girl assaulted near Coshocton tracks
Hazel Wilson, ten, reported assaulted near Morgan Run by Wheeling Lake Erie tracks four miles east of Coshocton. Her description fits a slender seventeen year old tramp with dark curls and a cap. Authorities, led by Sheriff Hedge and Chief Mapel, search trains and stations for the suspected assailant amid public anger.
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Coshocton County
Hazel Wilson
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Morgan Run
Lttle
Inson
Hedge
Mapel
Little Hazel
Reform of Militia System and Volunteer Armies in War History
The article surveys the militia system's flaws from 1812 through the Spanish American War, praising volunteers of 1861 to 1865 and critiquing the uneven militia and guard structures. It argues for a unified, efficient militia matched to regulars, with three year enlistments for volunteers in war. It cites Gen. W. H. Carter and The War Department Military Administration in Scribner’s.
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Swain
National Guard
United States Volunteers
Spain
Congress
Regular Army
Volunteer Army
War Department—Military Administration
W. H. Carter
Jiine Scribner
Radical Socialist in Jail for Threat to President Roosevelt
James Becker, a radical Socialist from Pendleton Oregon, is jailed in Walla Walla on suspicion of plotting to kill President Roosevelt. He stated he had a bullet for the president and one for Emperor William. A rifle was found hidden in a barn where he was employed at a butcher shop. The case was kept quiet until the president departed.
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Walla Walla
James Becker
Roosevelt
Emperor William
Pendleton
Oregon
Fashionable royals and rumored jewelry styles
The article notes Queen Wilhelmina's imagined choice of acting as a profession, mentions Queen Sofia and the Spanish hair perfume likened to rose, and alleges Queen Alexandra wears the Kohinoor set as a brooch with diamonds on her left shoulder, all in a society gossip tone.
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Wilhelmina
Spain
Alexandra
Plague Reported in Chilean Port After Rice Shipment
A telegraph dispatch from Santiago dated May 27 confirms bubonic plague at Iquique, Chile. Several cases occurred with fatalities after the disease arrived from India in a rice cargo.
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Santiago
Chile
Chilean
Iaueque
India
Keystones Are For Roosevelt Roosevelts renomination favored
Harrisburg May 27 The Republican state convention today favored renominating Roosevelt and opposed any change of tariff schedules. A lad named William Brown sought a marriage license but the judge learned he did not know his fiancées name Libbie and advised waiting before marriage. Mrs Roche went to Adena to spend a month with her father.
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Iarrisburg
Roosevelt
William Brown
Willie
Gas Explosion at Power Plant
A natural gas installation at the Light Heat and Power company plant caused a serious explosion during connection work. One boiler was connected while four more were to be tied in that week. Workers attempted a change without shutting off the gas. the blast damaged the ceiling and wires, but all workmen escaped unharmed.
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Light, Heat and Power ‘Company
Muskingum Beats West Lafayette In 4 1 Ballgame
Muskingum College defeated West Lafayette 4 to 1 at West Lafayette last Saturday. Rick etts and Burrell of Coshocton worked the battery with Colopy at second base. Ricketts pitched well but costly errors ruined his chances. Dr F M Marshall and John Shaw caught sixteen catfish at the six mile dam Monday. Dave Williams also fished there.
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Muskingum College
West Lafayette
Ricketts and Burrell
Coshocton
Colopy
Muskingum
Ricketts
F. M. Marshall
John Shaw
Six Mile Dam
Dave Williams
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C. E. Anderson
Conesville
Dave Wilson
Cannelsville
David Wilson
Crawford
Wheeling
Dave Noble
Ttle
Mr. Wilson
Stredge
Brendel Bros
Golden Medical
Fenner
F. M. Wheeler
Randolph
Iowa
Essary
Dr. Fenner
Teadtanc Aan Brea
ST. Vitus
St. Vitua
Blessing. Allen-Crassé Dave Co
Akron,d
Seigris & Williams
Uskingum
Great Land Renovator
A. H. Thomson & Son
J R. Stewart
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