Dr I C Flower touted as miraculous healer in ads
A long testimonial page extols Dr. I C Flower of Boston as curing desperate cases deemed incurable by leading doctors. Readers are urged to send stamps for his work, with numerous named endorsements from prominent individuals across cities like Louisville Evansville and Galveston praising cures from fibroid tumors to paralysis and stomach diseases.
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I. C. Flower
Boston
Inter Ocean of
Chicago
Cincinnati Enquirer
We. Mix
Third Avenue
Louisville
BR. O. Flower
Maas
Flower
Mix
New York
Beat Specialists
Tlarasman
Henry
Posey
Cheatoutastreet
Evsusvills
Ind
James E. Smith
Corydon
Coc
Wm. Doaxyne
Sheridan
Dr. Flower
Sheriday
Mra
Jobo D. Backer
John Atroot
Evanaville
Lower
Alwara
Joseph R. Sprague
Biowater
N. Y
O. Flower
Crooks
Brooks & Evans
Portland
Thonge
Josephine Boardman
Norwich
Wiram Bond
Maverhll
America
New England
Ht. GC. Flower
J. Tucker
Gunn
H. QO. Flower
A. T. Longley
J. B.sbrier,jr
Spring Street
Charleston
B. C
RO. Flower
Sos
B. G. Plower
Savannah
Hutson Loo
KR. OG. Ploveor
E. A Selling
Avenue
Galveston
Tex
J. Uc. Flower
Joel Enos
First Nation Bank of
Coralana
Texas
I. C. Flowes
Labor Unions and Strikes Across North America and Europe
Taras reports a cotton strike. 160 unions in Banarna. Tar Cramp ship yard employs 5000. Dezmorr Mich 2000 carpenters. Crroano painters paid 82¢ seats an hour. Building Labor era Union in Tonoxoto Canada. Portexmen Austria telegraphy urged. Massachusetts plumbers state association. Afcon cents an hour for Tonomo Canada city laborers. K of L District Assembly 6000 members. Massachuarrre I. of I. held state convention. Lerapwonxro called health disaster for trades. Indianapolis organized paper workers union. New York shirt droners and laundry workers organized. Tacoma unions oppose abolishing manual labor school. Chicago Printers Union distributed 38500 to lo members. St. Paul striker fined 450. Lovasnomraex National Association held annual in Sane dusky Ohio. Warness and Saddie Mrkers International Assoc. held in Peru Indiana. Chicago railway officials announce independence from unions. American Labor Union launched at stockyards, Chicago. planner lodge 1648 members. 5000 foreign-born workers left Cleveland for Europe. Oldest street car driver John Ernsts claims 40 years service. 05,000 miners strike. three branches of organized labor railroader telegraphers and printers noted.
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Banarna
Taras
Cramp
Dezmorr
Mich
Carpentera
Crroano
Tonoxto
Canada
Era
Portexmen
Austria
Massacausetts Plumbers
Tonomro
Atrxank K. of
L. District Assembly
Massachuarrre I
Lerapwonxro
Indianapolis
Ind
New York State Workingmen's Assembly
Wreruixo
Lake Erlo
Lago
National Association
Belits
Sanedusky
Ohio
Warness and Saddie
Mrkers
Peru
Cutcaoo Railway
Atockyards
Chicago
Planner Lodge
Cleveland
Europe
Jonx Ernsts
Boston
Edinburgh
Scotland
Atoel
Epwanp Myurzy
Hyrnause
Murderous Rampage Ends in Multiple Deaths and Suicide Attempt
A man named John Craig killed his estranged wife, her mother and father in law and her brother in law in Los Angeles Ontario then shot his mother in law and himself but survived. Police report Craig, once active in local politics, killed after a dispute over community property. He later died in hospital. Separate incidents include a shaft collapse at Exeter mine injuring several and a man’s execution in Dylestown for murder. War rumors from London say Japan and China clash while other accidents occur in Indiana and New Jersey.
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John Craig
Ais
Craig
Los Angeles
Ont
William Hanter
Pis ’Motharlo
Maury Huntor
George Hunter
Enrly Hanter
Glendale
George
Deadly Washington Blaze Destroys Knox Stables and Homes
A Washington fire at Knox Company stables and adjoining warehouse killed Donols Donahur a fireman named Fenton and others, with five wounded including Tuco Bell and Edward Cahill. The collapse of rear Adams building walls trapped rescuers and halted progress until crews pulled them free. The loss nears $700,000 and 205 Knox homes were engulfed in the blaze that spread through nearby buildings and warehouses.
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Washington
Knox Butling
Donols Donahur
Firomann
Bilehvel Fenton
Fromin
Ramuel
Mastin
Froman
James Kelhar
Engins Company No
J. G. Wilson
Knox Company
Secon
Knox
Atnables
Dual Second Atreet
Adora Express Company
Adams Building
Paranenrdyn Refuses Payout for Europa Trip Offer
Paranenrdyn of the American Sulwiy Union was offered $2000 for a Europa trip by the Brotherhood of Firsinun but did not accept. In 1892 they offered him $1500 per for adult blel but he would not take more than $900.
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Paranenrdyn
American Sulwiy Union
Firsinun
Thay
Emner
Pittsburg
Bori
Philadelphias
Owren
Cincinnati
Coxnon
St. Louis
Prmaperema
Thros Arror Leas
Omicico
Batrixons
Dostons
Rosiz
New York
Boston
Lions
Drankenness
Washingtons
Teres
Dencex
Chicago
Twrrenrr
Louisvillo
Flattley
Harper
Philadelphia
Dorry
Heston
Delebrity
Carrarm Teorap
Clevelant
Sac
Lena
McCormick
New Yorks
Unime Sarrxrranya
Warr. Esper
Washington
Polo Grounds
Balti
Nolng
Cleveland
Biske
Buck Ewing
Gaxzex
Boston Baseball Club
Ganzell
Loston
Necony OY Toe League
California Fig Syrup Co
Phae
Vast array of 19th century woes spill from heat to crime
The report bundles crimes and disasters across states. It notes officers dismissed in New York, sanctioned suspensions for sergeants and patrolmen, a Brooklyn court affirming a conviction of Joho McKune, and a Singled out Boston area political shifts. It also covers July heat waves with 104 degrees on the street, ten heat deaths, a Newark thermometer reading 102, and an explosion causing fatalities at a Pennsylvanian coal mine. Further items include a Wayneboro incident, a drowning boat accident, a Wisconsin governor race, a murder in Nevada, a hanging in Missouri, a chimpanzee death in Dayton, and political tickets in North Dakota.
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Middle States
Ponter Cartan Domenti
Hock and Meahan
New York City
Thatunremo Court
Brooklyn
Joho ¥. McKune
Tae
New Jersey
Vinelaad
N. J
Aspnrn Foran
Andrew Dilks
Milville
N.J
Willard
Joseph Saul
Newark
Bollera
Puckin
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Shonnandogh
Penn
Fulton and
Gold Streets
Wayneaboro Junction
James Wally
Wally
Savoatoco
Loth Boracs
Sadson
Hastlegs
N. X
Cate
Alason
Duncan
Carro
Barnum & Unsley
Arreus
Dayton
Ohio
Bailey
Hagenbeck
New York
North Dakota
E. 3. Kinter
E. A. Upland
George Stolta
Mrs. Eisenhuth
A. W. Porter
Knutt J. Nowland
George Kurtz
James Cwinkie
G. Larimore
Joan W. Lorg
Watkins
Chicago
Seattle
Marc Cortier
Texas
Cooper
Dalis County
Heat Rages Through German Empire Troops Endure
Tropical heat grips the German Empire as summer drills continue with no relief. Soldiers suffer heat exhaustion and sunstroke across garrisons in Berlin Casen and Almanfeld. Casualties rise with one death from lightning and several injuries in storms.
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German Empire
Berlin
Casen
Germany
Ngbbuing
Almanfeld
Blazing Lumber Yard Fire Ravages Minneapolis Site
A major blaze tore through the Bherlin Carpenter lumber yards near the Mississippi at Eighth Avenue North, destroying 20,000,000 feet of lumber and the Omaha Railroad Company’s property, with dozens of cars, round-houses, and machinery burned. The saw and planing mills were saved by wind change. Rescue trains from St Paul helped. total loss estimated at 8.5 million with insured value about 350,000.
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Minneapolis
Salon
Bherlin-Carpenter Corpang
Mississippi
Eighth Avenue
Omaha Railroad Company
Sheylis-Carpenter Company
St. Paula
A Comma Saved Him Jones Jones Hanged Over Flawed Charge
Jesse II Jonoa, nineteen, from Little Rock, Arkansas, faced execution for the murder of two Fibdon brothers. An error in the judge's charge due to a misplaced comma led to a stay pending appeal. The Supreme Court notes the punctuated error may have influenced the verdict.
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Jones
Jesse II
Jonoa
bin Osenpa
Little Rock
Ark
Chase Jones
Fibdon
Arkansaa
Alon
Supreme Court
Jiahie
Forest Fires Wipe Out Phillips and Surrounding Towns
A massive Kiwan fire sweep across Northern Wisconsin devastates Phillips and nearby towns. Mason, Shores Crossing, and White River Lumber areas suffer near total destruction. hundreds lose homes and lives amid scorched forests. Rescue trains hindered by burned bridges. crews alert for supplies and aid as officials estimate billions in losses and thousands displaced.
Turbulent Early 20th Century Headlines Split Across Cities
Reports from Ocrax Genove and Chicago describe a civic anniversary, a Michigan party ticket led by Governor Rich, and a dynmite blast in a Chicago stone yard killing two workers. Investigations into United States Tudya Rieke in Cleveland are proposed, while labor leaders in Washington plan a public inquiry in Chicago. Mindanao clashes leave 269 slain as Kraxma troops advance on the Malays.
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Ocrax Genove
Tih
Michigan
Tar
Washington
Chietgo
Kraxma
Mindanao
Tin Plate Production Report To Secretary
Special Agent Ayor ta Soo Felury Cartisle reports to Secretary Hatlo that in the quarter ended Mare Blinac thirty-six firms produced 38,900,411 pounds of tin and terny plate, with 27,510,441 pounds from thirty-aloo items. Seventy-two percent was rolled in the United States, with total tin plate output at 40,423,300 pounds and black plate 30,070,601 pounds for the United States. Of thirty-six firms, eleven wholly used American plates, three wholly used foreign plates, and fourteen used both kinds.
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Ayorr Ayur
Lrussury
UN Plata
Bucretary Car- Hatlo
Mare Blinac
United States
Alnetown
Volcanic gas well explosion rattles Coffeyville scene
Early hours near Coffeyville Kansas saw a gas well eruption with rocks showering the area and the ground torn asunder across thirty acres. Residents were awakened to bright illumination and trembling earth though no injuries were reported.
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Coffeyville
Kan
Bull fight ends in Jersey bull victory at Beaver Dam
At Beaver Dam Ohio a bull fight between a Durham and a Jersey bull ended after an hour and a half with the Jersey bull victorious and both animals badly injured. The dispute arose from neighbors claiming superiority of their bulls.
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Durtom
Beaver Dam
Ohio
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Xants
H.O. Flower
O. BE. MoOmber
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Etta Miler
Ir. Miller
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R.C. Flower
A. G. Thompson
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Mer
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Exutor
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Pittston
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Robert Marcur
Lehigh Valley Engineer Corps
Professor Durrell
Lehigh Univarity
William Wil
Jacob Atos
Oldate
Exeter
Gaya
Gates
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Wilson
Mercur
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Vale
Jaco Burt
Dylestown
Samuel L. Rightly
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George W. Dor
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Scott Devault
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Davault
Central News of
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Japan
China
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Frank Jones
Mitt Black
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Sagurai
Gozo Tateno
Kakino
Tateno
Katie Johnson
Saifo Johnson
Charles Wilson
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Iowa
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Sevaron Viras
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Military Academy
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French Chamber of Deputies
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Tudya Rieke
Ayor Ta Soo
Felury Cartisle
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Peoria
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Hats
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Francis Kernan
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Free Academy of
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