Peruna endorsed for stomach catarrh by Dr Hartman
Testimonial from Rabbi David Klein of Columbus Ohio praising Pe-ru-na as a superior remedy for catarrh of the stomach. An American patient, Alex Carter of Van Buren Missouri, shares his long battle with dyspepsia and feeble appetite, crediting Pe-ru-na and Man-a-lin with his recovery. The advertisement claims Pe-ru-na cures catarrh anywhere in the body and offers free literature from the Pe-ru-na Drug Mfg Co Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Klein
E. Mainstreet
Columbus
Hartman
Alex. Carter
van Buren
Carter Co
Mullanphy Hospital
St. Louis
West Baden
Ind
Las Vegas
Hot Springs
New Mexico
Sweet Springs
Manitou
Col
Central Baptist
M’f’g Co
Columbua, O
Populists at Cincinnati Open National Convention
Sioux Falls S D May 9 The national Populist convention opens at 4 p m with Senator Butler delivering the keynote in a crowded tent. Delegates clash on vice presidential picks with Towne Stevenson Sulzer and Democratic allies named as possibilities and committees forming to confer with Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
S. D
United States
Butler
North Carolina
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Missouri
Charles Towne
Minnesota
Watson
Kansas City
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Sulzer
New York
Alabama
Arkansas
Mississippi
Georgia
Florida
Vermont
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
P. M. Kingdell
R. E. Bray
Oklahoma
Eugene Smith Opitlincis
Leo Vincent
Colorado
Middle of the Road Populists open national convention in Cincinnati
The middle-of-the-road Populists opened their national convention at Rob inson's Opera House Cincinnati with former congressman Howard of Alabama presiding. Delegates from nearly every state attended except Arizona New Mexico North and South Carolina and Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Robinson’s Opera House
Howard
Alabama
Committee On
Committee On Resolutions
Resolutions Committee
Ohio
R. H. H. Wheeler
Robert McGannon
Otto Huber
Ignatius Donnelly
Donnelly
M. W. Howard
D. Clem Weaver
Nebraska
J. A. Parker
National Committee
Arizona
New Mexico
North and
South Carolina
Vermont
West Virginia Republican Convention Chooses Delegates
In Fairmont on May 9 Governor Atkinson presided over a Republican state convention with 800 delegates. Delegates at large to the national convention were W. C. Curtin S. H. Gramm J. E. Dana and E. B. Flynn. The platform endorses the gold standard expansion and the military administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
W. Va
Atkinson
W. C. Curtin
S. H. Gramm
J. E. Dana
E. B. Flynn
Boers Escape as British Close on Kroonstad
London reports four thousand British cavalry watering at the Zand river, while Boers retreat to the north bank laagering near Smaldeel. Lord Roberts delays horse use for minor gains, Mafeking endures food shortage, and Heilbron may become Free State capital as operations press toward Kroonstad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Zand River
Smaldeel
Lord Roberts
Kroonstad
Lorenzo Marques
Heilbron
Mafeking
Sarah Wilson
Young Oloff
Kruger
Roberts
War Office
Hutton
Zand
S Broadwood
Ian Hamilton
Hunter
Paget
Vaal
Warrenton
Windstorm Ravages Northern Ohio Across Stark and Surrounding Areas
A heavy wind and rain storm swept northern Ohio with cyclone like force. In Stark county the Massillon steel plant foundry collapsed and part of the state hospital kitchen was wrecked. Four Canton buildings fell and other structures suffered damage. A Lorain crane valued at $20,000 toppled in the gale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Stark County
Massillon
State Hospital
Canton
Lorain
Tragic Boat Sinking Drowns Two Women in St John River
In Jacksonville on May 9 Mrs M R Tutt and Mrs Eliza Flowerday drowned after a boat carrying eight passengers leaked and capsized in St Johns River. Six survivors were rescued from the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
M. R. Tutt
Eliza Flowerday
St. John’s River
Robison Announces Signings By St Louis Club
President Frank Robison said Robinson and McGraw have signed St. Louis contracts after holding out for better terms than originally offered. He declined to disclose the terms. The pair are now en route to St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Cleveland
Frank Robison
Robinson
McGraw
Baltimore
Robison
Invention of a Navy Shell Secrets Senate Session
Secret Senate session reveals a US Navy officer's shell with superior penetration, capable of defeating armor including Krupp and other tested armors. High power guns reportedly fire the shell, which splits armor plates on impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
United States Navy
United States
Navy Department
Navy
Senate Concludes Naval Bill Debate With Cadet Clause
Washington May 9 The Senate closes debate on the naval appropriation bill with armor and armament set aside for a secret session. Minor measures pass including reimbursement to several internal revenue stamp collectors. The cadet commission paragraph dominates further discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House Passes Ten Private Pension Bills Including Union Iron Works
Washington May 9 The house spent most of the day on private pension bills from the claims committee and passed ten measures. The most notable remits penalties on Union Iron Works San Francisco builders of the monitor Monterey for failing to meet contract speed. The Prince of Wales may face greater danger touring Europe than joining the front in South Africa per the New York Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Committee On Claims
Union Iron Works of
San Francisco
Monterey
Prince of Wales
Europe
The
New York Tribune
South Africa
Confessed Post Office Clerk Entrapped in Large Money Order Swindle
Joseph Brychter a Chicago Pullman station clerk admitted issuing three $100 money orders and sending advice to several offices. Postmaster Reynolds of Covington detected handwriting and involved inspector Betz leading to Brychter’s arrest at the Palace Hotel in Cincinnati. Brychter confessed to collecting about $5,400 from money orders cashed nationwide before being remanded to jail for trial after a $300 Cincinnati case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Reynolds
Covington
Joseph Brychter
Pullman
Chicago Postoffice
Brychter
Post Office
Betz
Palace Hotel
E. Rhinehart
Chicago
Bruchter
Cincinnati Postoiie
Struck at a Crossing in Salem Oregon
George London 18 of Salem and John Dugan 20 of Garfield were killed instantly when they drove onto a track as a fast express approached, despite flagman efforts at the crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
George London
John Dugan
Garfield, O
Grain and Stock Prices Reported for May Eighth in Chicago
MalKi.T reports May 8 Chicago prices for cattle hogs sheep and lambs with ranges for quality grades from good to prime and selections. Prices shown include steers cows heifers canners bulls calves and Texas stock, plus corn oats wheat and hog categories with per bushel and per hundredweight figures.
Agricultural Market Prices for Livestock and Grains
Cattle and calves listing with prices for steers bulls cows and calves. Sheep and lambs show ranges from common to export grades with varying clip and weight notes. Hogs and grains Wheat corn and oats quoted by grade and per bushel or head price where applicable.
Pittsburg Livestock Prices Reported by Market
Cattle and calves listed with bids for prime and common cattle, butchers and bulls. Hogs show extra heavy, heavy Yorkers, light Yorkers, and pigs price ranges. Sheep and lambs include choice, good, fair, and spring lambs with prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Market quotations for cattle hogs sheep and lambs
Cattle and stockers list prices from $3 75 to $5 50 with top quotes for cows and heifers at $3 75 4 75 and stockers $4 00 5 00 Calves at $5 T5 6 25 Hogs Yorkers $5 25 5 30 mediums $5 40 5 45 heavies $5 45 5 50 Sheep and lambs show best lambs $6 50 6 65 fair $6 25 6 50 culls $3 50 5 25 yearlings $5 50 5 75.
Grain and livestock prices from Cincinnati market
Wheat No 2 red 74 14c. Corn No 2 mixed 26c. Rye 61l. Lard 665. Bulk meats 700. Bacon 800. Hogs 425 532 percent. Cattle 340 525. Sheep 325 475. Lambs 450 635.
Stoned by mobs as St Louis transit strikes
In St Louis a general strike on the transit system halted traffic as cars were attacked and stoned. Strikers deny involvement while citizens pressed various vehicles to reach work. Riots occurred with several injuries and one fatal shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Transit Company
St. Louis
Fire Sweeps Ohio Villages West Brookfield Navarre
May 9 report from Massillon notes West Brookfield and Navarre burned. Brookfield suffered 13 residences lost including the finest at an estimated $50,000. Navarre saw six homes destroyed with about $12,000 in losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Massillon
West Brookfield
Navarre
Brookfield
Kid Ashe Beats Buck Stelzer in 15 Round Fight
In Springfield Ohio on May 9 Kid Ashe of Cincinnati defeated Buck Stelzer of Columbus by decision after 15 rounds before the Senate Athletic club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Stelzer
Springfield
Kid Ashe
Cincinnati
Columbus
Senate Athletic Club
Birmingham Republicans nominate state ticket for August
The Birmingham faction of the Republican party through its state executive committee nominated a state ticket for the August election. Charles P. Lane, editor, was named for governor. Julian H. Bingham, collector of internal revenue for Alabama, chairs the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Bingham
Republican Party
Julian H. Bingham
Internal Revenue
Alabama
Charles P. Lane
Forest fires devastate Webster county mills in West Virginia
Disastrous fires in Webster county destroy over two million feet of timber and burn two large lumber mills. Steut & Company losses reach one million feet and T. W. Blankenship one and a half million feet, with both mills lost. Estimated total damage around eighty thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
W. Va
Webster County
Steut & Company
T. W. Blankenship
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Rabbi David Klein
Cinccinnati
West Virginia
Bradfield
CoMany
Atlanta
Laager
Royal Baking Powder CO
William ST
Senate Proceedings
Clerx
Uncle Sam
Malki.t Reports
Texas
Buffalo
Castoria
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