Golden Medical Discovery Aids Indigestion Claim
An advertisement claims Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures stomach and digestion issues from poor diet. It cites Mr. Thomas A. Swarts of Columbus Ohio sharing a story of chronic sickness and kidney and liver trouble improved after eight bottles, with substantial weight gain and renewed health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Thomas A. Swarts
Columbus
Hox Rox
Lever
Frey
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Parker Makes Second Address on Philippine Policy in New York
Esopus New York delegates from Parker Independent club and Avon Beach Regular Democratic club hear candidate Parker urge independence for the Philippines and self government as soon as feasible. He challenges Republicans on policy and questions about self sustaining status and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esopis
N.Y
Alton Bi Parke
Democracy
Parker Independent Club
Avon Beach
Democratic Club
Long Island
Parker
Charles R. Godman
Boston
Henry W. Harden
New York
Col. Codwell
Hardon
Philippines
Spain
Spatn
Mimi
Washington
Guarding Ideas Against Imperial Drift in Our Time
The piece warns against imperialist policy as a danger to republican ideals. It argues progress from republicanism to imperialism is gradual and unseen, leaving two paths submission or violence. Our duty is to defend the foundation of government based on strong ideas, not materialism, to sustain truth, honor, justice, and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thut
Spain
Cuba
Uni
Philippines
Oask
Republican Party
United States
Avill
Philippine Islands
Ano
United States of America
Iran
Doline
Battle renews along whole line in Manchuria clash
Reports from St. Petersburg say fighting continues along the Shalshe river front as Russians hold the right bank and Japanese push the center. Unofficial notes mention Russian successes at Shekhe and Kuropatkin's defenders preparing for further actions as both sides' wings tire from long combat.
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St. Petersburg
War Office
Shalshe River
Mukden
Shekhe
Europatkin
Kuropatkin
Russians Holding Their Own in Mukden Battle Report
War correspondent Goedke reports from Mukden that after four days of heavy fighting the Russians reached the base of Tumin Pass before an order to retreat arrived. Russian losses are estimated at 16,000 through October 18, with strong artillery and persistent infantry action against Japanese positions near Liao Yang.
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Berlin
Col. Goedke
Tageblatt
Mukden
Tint
Stakelberg
Goedke
St. Petersburg
Tumin Pass
Liao Yang
Russians Push Through at Shakhe River Front
detailed battlefield dispatch describes Russian advances near Shakhe river north of Fishinpu and Lamontang, with Japanese fortress temple at Fishinpu held by Japanese. Russians breach walls with artiller y but fail to destroy temple, leading to a divided village of Lamontang and a successful push to Wuchang and Chenlianpu. Weather turns cold as night falls and propaganda banter increases amid sporadic rifle fire.
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Den
Valikolutek
Shaklie
Fishinpu
Corpd
Lamontang
Lamuting
Suakhe
Wuchang
Chenlianpu
Linchinpu
Stilche
Shakhe
Chanlianpu
Baltic Fleet Moves Through Danish Waters On Oct 17
The Russian Baltic sea fleet passed the southern extremity of Langeland Island at 6:30 this morning. The Danish cruiser Heimdal exchanged salutes with the Russian flagship and escorted the fleet northward. The fleet of twenty four ships anchored in Lange land belt between Fakkeberg and Brolykke to coal as steamers awaited.
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Fakkeberg
Langeland Island
Denmark
Langeland Iisland
Heimdal
Langeland Belt
Brolykke
Army Lieutenants Kill Each Other in Camp Stotsenburg
Manila date October 17. Second Lieut William D. Pritchard shot and killed Second Lieut Fred L. Deen in a fit of insanity. He then shot and killed himself. Both officers were attached to the Thirteenth Regiment U.S. Cavalry at Camp Stotsenburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
William D. Pritchard
Fred L. Deen
Thirteenth Regiment of
United States Cavalry
Camp Stotsenburg
Son of Federal Judge's Son Kills Man Then Commits Suicide
Washington October 17 Lieut William D Pritchard son of Judge Peter C Pritchard of the United States circuit court in Virginia and North Carolina shot and killed Lieut Fred EB seen in Manila during an insanity attack and then killed himself Junior Epworth League of the First MM church elected officers with Miss Irena Comparet as president and G W Sellers as superintendent. Meetings are Sundays at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William D. Pritchard
Fred EB
Manila
Peter C. Pritchard
United States Circuit Court
Virginia
North Carolina
Junior Epworth League
MM. H. Church
Irena Comparet
Eugene Wisehart
Hellen Stratton
Martin Ross
Donald Gudakunst
Rupert Rock
Lillian Parham
Lilian Parham
G. W. Sellers
Chicago Barber Concocts Robbery Tale At Jail
A Chicago barber named William DeLong claimed a highwayman robbed him near the Boss Manufacturing building on Calhoun Street. Investigators found inconsistencies. DeLong admitted timing inconsistencies and a varied loss total, and he appeared to have traveled from Chicago to Marion for a spree, later expected to leave the city.
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William DeLong
Devouch
Sneriff Stout
Boss Manufacturing Company
Calhoun Street
Superior
DeLong
Coling
Turnkey Swaidner
Ani
Columbia Street
DeJong
Chicago
Marion
Forged identity hunt ties German nobility to forger
New York report traces Gerhard Maschke zu Frogen serving a year for forging drafts. Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt and Gen. Corbin explore if the convict is the missing son of Gen. Von Plessen or a German count, Maschke zu Progen, who claims noble birth but cites a non existent family.
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New York
Gerhard Maschke Zu Frogen
Kings County
Nanne
Uncle Sam
Vanderbilts
Cornelius Vanderbilt
General Corbin
Department of the East
Tak
Philippines
United States Army
Graf
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Gan. von Plessen
Staf
von Progen
United States Treasury
Corbin
Young von Plessen
Notable early aid to Prince Henry by Gen von Plesson
After General von Plesson achieved a notable social success as an aid to Prince Henry, his influence and prominence rose in court circles. The remark highlights the intertwining of military service and royal support shaping his standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Plesson
Prince Henry
Riot at Marion Illinois Drives Polish Workers Home
A mob in West Marion Indiana attacked Polish workers from Krein chain works as they passed through. Stones and clubs were used until the group reached their homes where Joli Leathers and Albert Chickawa fired into the mob. Several were struck but no serious injuries reported. Police responded and dispersed the crowd with no arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilon
Ind
West Marion
Krein Chain Works
Joli Leathers
Albert Chickawa
Ladies Aid Society Organized at New Lutheran Hospital
The Ladies' Aid Society of the New Lutheran hospital has been organized with officers including President Mrs Merz Vice President Mrs H A Duemilng Secretary Mrs J M Landenberger and Treasurer Mrs Charles Pape. The initial meeting gathered Friday afternoon at the hospital on South Fairfield Avenue. The society starts with sixty members and will hold regular meetings every Friday afternoon. Lutheran ladies of the city are invited to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of
the New Lutheran Hospital
Dr. Merz
H. A. Duem
Ilng
J. M. Landenberger
Charles Pape
South Pairfield Avenue
Municipal daily Graphic Herald suspends publication
Webster City Iowa October 17 1900s the Graphic Herald once pitched as the nations only municipal daily newspaper suspends for now editor denies closure but no issues have appeared since Thursday the paper began amid a private gas franchise battle with the city council and gradually faded into obscurity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster City
Iowa
Wrenster City
Graphic Herald
United States
Elly
Sunday School Convention Officers Elected at Lake Township
The Lake township Sunday school convention was largely attended Sunday. At the close the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Wm. Brown, president. Joseph Domonia, vice president. Miss Minnie Horn, secretary. Levi Todd, treasurer. Mrs. Ellsworth, president home department. Mrs. Jessie Catshall, president primary department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Township
Wm. Brown
Joseph Domonia
Minnie Horn
Levi Todd
Ellsworth
Jessie Catshall
McCoy Residence Blown Up In Rensselaer Indiana
A dynamite blast destroyed the home of Thos J McCoy former Tenth district Republican chairman in Rensselaer Indiana at 10 oclock last night. The mansion valued at over 25000 was razed with walls blown out and roof collapsing into the basement. No family members were home and they are elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer
Ind
McCoys
McCoy Bank
Thos. J. McCoy
Tenth District
Republican Central Committee
McCoy
Thomas McCoy
Lafayette
Chicago
Could Not Sleep Contends Nervous Exhaustion Solved
Mr Chester Scarlet of Fr Wayne reports nine years of nervous prostration and sleepless nights. After climate change and six bottles of Dr Miles Nervine, he is cured. Mr H T Hite of Ft Wayne describes weakness and numb, jerking limbs improving after starting Nervine. Miles Medical Co advertises guaranteed first bottle benefits.
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Chester Scarlet
Harrison St
Wayne
Miles
H. T. Hite
Broadway
Ft. Wayne
Dr. Miles
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
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