Surgical operations and a testimonial for Lydia E Pinkham
Mrs G Bruce of Lansing Michigan describes years of illness from travel and irregular rest followed by an ovarian issue. After resting and using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound she reports improvement within a month and full recovery in three months. She claims no missed meals or engagements and endorses the product highly. The notice offers free counsel from Mrs Pinkham and secrecy of letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Bruce
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mas. G. Bruce
Lansing
Mich
World briefs from the era of empires and cables
The Hamburg Morning Post reports a 38 million crown artillery grant and Germany planning a transatlantic cable. Morocco cuts wheat export duty by one third amid good harvest. The pope delays a consistory to late May. Rumors of Russia adopting a constitution surface as a reform plan by a former minister circulates. A general meeting of the Lübeck branch is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
London Morning Post
Germen
Germany
America
Morocco
Mulai-Abd-El-Azis
Czar
Russia
Loélikeft
Alexander’ II
Lubeck Tranch
SURVEY ON GOLD DISCOVERIES AT PRAIRIE DU CHIEN
Dr. Weldman of the Wisconsin State Geological Society is in Prairie du Chien under Dr. E. A. Birge to inspect and report on gold and silver discoveries. A favorable report could lead to a survey to determine ore-bearing extent. Mrs. N. S. Dousman hosted experts including Dr. L. H. Lenen, boosting confidence among informed circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie da da Cheim
Prairia du Chien
Wis
8. Weldman
Wisconsin State Geological Society
E. A. Birge
State University
N. 8. Dousman
St. Paul
L. H. Lenen
Senate urged to grant Clara Barton annuity in Washington
From Washington the senate committee on foreign relations is urged to grant Miss Clara Barton an annuity. Other items include passage of agricultural appropriation bill with weather bureau duty increase and a general review of reciprocity treaties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Clara Barton
House
Weather Bureau
Postal
Treasury
General de Leon
Ecuador
Great Britain
United States
McWade
Canton
State Department
Honan
McMillan
Michigan
Spain
Naval Academy
Navy Department
War Department
Samar
Gen. Mith
Gen. Chaffee
Chaffee
Notables Die In A Series Of Obits And Licenses Granted
Personal notices list the deaths of SMITH RUSSELL a famed actor in Columbia Missouri COL J J HICKMAN once grand master of the Good Templars in Columbus Ohio Congressman HERMAN P DAHLE seeks a third term. MRS SUSAN S TEVIS widow of Lloyd Tevis dies in San Francisco. DR FREDERICK A CASTLE a NY physician born 1842 dies. GEN FRANK D ASKew a pioneer business man dies in Kansas City aged 65. Elizabeth NJ presbytery grants Herron K Wright a preacher license and ordains him despite his view that Genesis was allegorical and Eden may have housed more people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Russell
Col
J. J. Hickman
Supreme Order of Good Templars
Colambia
Herman P. Dahle
Wisconsin
Susan Sanders Tevis
Lloyd Tevis
San Francisco
California
Frederick A. Castle
New York
Frank D. “Askew
Kansas City
St. Clairsville
Ohio
Fifteenth
Seventeenth
Ohio Volunteers
Elizabeth
N. J
Herron K. Wright
Multiple Disasters Reported Across Regions
Eight girls and young women died in a Philadelphia tobacco factory with many injured. Wyoming reports sheep losses totaling 12 000 to 13 000 due to recent snow. A deadly tornado hit Dacca India and nearby areas killing 616 and destroying crops. Tug boat Volunteer reached New York after losing barges Henry Hughes and Baxter off Penfield reef with all Baxter crew lost and one Henry Hughes passenger perished. Captain Henry Hughes, his wife and two children were rescued. A rabid dog caused panic in three Town counties, biting three people including Salina postmaster now in Chicago for treatment and killing livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Dacca
India
Volunteer
New York
Henry Hughes
Baxter
Penfield Reef
Long Island
Salina
Chicago
Chicago boxing clash and mixed national beef news
Eddie Connolly knocked out Charlie Burns in Chicago. Kansas City packers raise meat prices again and heavy rains boost crops in Missouri Upper Mississippi and Lower Ohio valleys. Missouri attorney general begins action against the alleged beef trust. West Superior buyers form a co operative to combat beef trust. Weather disruption affects trade nationwide with drought pleas in Fulton Arkansas and drought charity drives by the Kansas City Star. Plans for polar expedition and economy steel works in Chicago loom amid other legal and transportation stories. The St Louis world fair is postponed to 1904 with plans proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Connolly
Charlie Burns
Chicago
Kansas City Packers
Peoria
New York
West Superior
Beef Trust
Crow
Missour
Missouri
Upper
Mississippi
Ohio
Chicago Packing Houses
Hartley
Sivage
Nebraska
New Jersey
Duluth
Dawson City
Alaska
Washington Gardner
Michigan
Maryland
Chesapeake Beach
Sydney E. Mudd
San Francisco
Kansas City Star
Fulton County
Arkansas
Andrew Wilson Lyons
Camille d’Arville
Ernest Willard Crellin
Economy
American Bridge Company
Jack Wilmerding
Commodore Vanderbilt
Windsor Hotel
Montreal
Baldwin- Zelgier
Polar
Frithjof
America
Baldwin
Franz Josef Land
Tromson
Seven Buildings Destroyed by Fire in Casselton NC
Fire swept Casselton on May 3 destroying Hackney's livery barn Casselton steam laundry owned by C H East a residence owned by H Knight carriage shop owned by W H Miller buggy storehouse owned by Wil Gallup boiler shop owned by D A Davidson and a small building Frank Lynch Eight horses several vehicles and sets of harness burned. Masonic and opera house blocks caught fire but were saved. Damage estimated at 30000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casselton
N. C
Hackney
C. H. East
H. Knight
W. H. Miller
Wil
Gallup
D. A. Davidson
Frank Lynch
Masonic
New Opera House
Six Persons Injured In Street Car Collision
Milwaukee May 3 Six persons were injured when a street car on the Vilet street line was struck by a switch engine at the Clinton Street crossing of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul road. Gates were open and the conductor thought the crossing clear. The engine hit the car mid track, knocking it off the rails and demolishing its side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Vilet Street
Clinton Street
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Road
Jones Among Indians in Reservation Lease Meeting
Indian Commissioner Jones attends a conference at Fort Yates on May 3 to discuss leasing the Standing Rock reservation with about 3,000 Indians gathered. Inspector Nesler concludes testimony in the charges against Indian Agent Bingenheimer, with opponents admitting few charges sustained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Yates
N. C
Jones
Standing Rock Reservation
Commissioner Jones
Nesler
Bingenheimer
Logs float or river carried by wind on Lake Pepin
A heavy east wind in Lake City Minnesota on May 3 drove logs up Lake Pepin for about eleven miles from the Chippewa river mouth. Steamers Cyclone and Twin City, running Wabasha to St Paul, were tied up due to the drifting logs and wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Pepin
Lake City
Minn
Chippewa River
Cyclone
Twin City
Wabasha
St. Paul
Divorce suit filed against ex judge and state official
South Dakota reports an unusual case where ex judge John Pusey now state's attorney and Democratic committee chair is named defendant in a divorce by his wife alleging cruelty, inhuman treatment and infidelity. She also swore out a complaint in Justice Miller's court charging adultery and criminal proceedings, though these may be dropped in favor of the divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Miller
John Pusey
State Democratic Committee
Pusey
Train on the Minnesota International Faces Delays
Bemidji Minnesota May 3 The newly built Minnesota and International line north of Bemidji is in bad condition due to heavy rains. Traffic beyond Ten Strike may cease today. The southbound train ran four hours late with mud and debris scooping up the track like snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bemidji
Minn
Minnesota & International
They Are Charged With Obtaining Money Under False Pretenses
New Richmond police arrest Mrs. A Freeland Maggie Murphy in Deer Park for soliciting funds for the Baker orphans home at Duluth on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. They are jailed in Hudson awaiting examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Richmond
Wis
Lynch
Deer. Park
A. Freeland
Maggie Murphy
Baker ‘Orphans
Duluth
Hudson
Peruna praised by Mrs Gresham from Herndon Virginia
RS Col E J Gresham writes from Herndon Virginia praising Peruna as life saving after doctors gave up on her catarrh of head and lungs. She used six bottles and improved slowly, declaring Peruna worth a king's ransom and sharing it with friends. The letter notes thousands of women owe their lives to Peruna and invites requests for a free illustrated health book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peruna
Col
E. J. Gresham
Union
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Dr J H Rindlaub the Fargo Eye Ear Nose Throat Doctor
An old newspaper item mentions Dr J H Rindlaub of Fargo North Dakota with a humorous aside about proposals and his role as a specialist. The piece also references a prison visitor exchange and advertises Allen's Foot Ease a powder to ease foot pain in new shoes with a free sample offer. It ends with a wry line about people claiming praise for things they do not do.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Rindlaub
Fargo, N. D
Allen
Olmsted
LeRoy, N. Y
Quack Medicines and Ads from a 1900 Page
A collage of old time advertisements speaks to patent medicines and therapies of 1900. Papers hawk Piso Cure for Consumption, Hamlin's Pain Rheumatism, Mrs Winslow’s Syrup for teething, and cures for coughs through nostril dosing. A political quip about candidates strains a leg. An ad promotes $20 a week to introduce poultry goods.
Fire Fiend at Aberdeen gains deadly blaze
Aberdeen 8 D May 3 The opera house was destroyed by fire. Origin not yet known and believed to be incendiary. The text also alludes to earlier grain losses and a regional landscape with Florida on one side and a prairie on the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Qa Wells
Florida
Potter Beecher Quotation Highlights Enduring Greatness
Times change as Bishop Potter quotes Henry Ward Beecher to show how greatness endures and earns universal recognition, as reported by the Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Potter
Henry Ward Beecher
Philadelphia
Saturday Evening
Post
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Brace
Parker
PaIny Dealene
Alasasr Ting Company Ocpantmert
Grand Rapids, Mich
Ensoime Iglairrgly Land Office
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Whee Anewerieg
Beation
Sorghum
la Porte
Ind
Ernest Bewley
Bradenburg
Bowley
Michael Conley
Pittsburg
Catherine McGorrick
J. H. Glass
Bank of
Louis Miller
St. Louis
Albert Price
Adeline Sage
Detroit
Almira
Davenport
Waush
Billy Gibbons
Wilde
Edward L. Shaysis
Livestock Commission
Todd, Penny & Shaysis
Shaysis
Boston
Carrollton
Bismarck, N. D
Frank Lentz
Paterson
Tamaquay
Féen
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
John
Spalding
St. Mary's Cathedral
Hims
Cardinal Gibbons
Charles Ludenig
John P. Brushingham
T Church
Jlachess
Faribault
Frank
Charles Snow
Cordova
Herbert
Streeter
Morristown
Lick
Cedar Lake
Pickerel
Lisbon
N. D
Fred Murale
Hamilton
Eau Claire
W. H. Hamilton
Daughters of the Confederacy
Herndon
Peruta Medicine Co
Columbus, C
Boston Transcript
Cole
N. W. Samu
Ocean Grove
Hamlin
Javelle Mfg.Co
D.parsons
Ken
Home Women
Vogeler
Jacobs Oil, Ltd
Baltimore
Abbott Coritors
Dougharty Electric Mig. Co
Grand Rapids
Northern Pacific
North Coast Limited
Havana
Colm
Ronry
OLD Peach & Honey
J.T. Tobacco
Alex Speird Dex
Wacthrsoh
Maine
Mare Cree Acot Phompson’s Eye
Charterhouse M
Rue de la Paix
Paris
Porter Drug and Chem. Corp
Theapolis
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