War Department Moves Up Philippine Campaign Plan
Washington reports indicate an early movement for the Philippines with an army of 31 000 to be in active campaign by October 1. Proposals include landing at Lingayen and advancing along the Dagupan railway with navy aid to subdue Lingayen Bay and secure the rear of Aguinaldo’s forces. A new corps may be formed as troops arrive in Manila to press operations elsewhere on Luzon.
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Philippines
Otis
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Luzon
Lingayen
Dagupan
Aguinaldo
Navy
Navy Department
Lingayen Bay
Maniac Digs Up Wife's Body Near Osgood
George Hendrickson a farmer near Osgood Missouri dug up the corpse of his bride who died two weeks after their wedding. He clutched the body and raved that she was alive. Relatives wrestled him from the graveled scene. he was fettered and to be placed in an asylum. The bride died six months earlier and his grief drove him to a pitiful break.
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Springfield
George Hendrickson
Osgood
Hendrickson
THEIME-THURSTON WEDDING IN RICHMOND INDIANA
Richmond Ind Sept 7 Professor Hugo Thieme of Ann Arbor university and former Earlham College faculty wed Miss Eva Thurston at the Thurston home at noon Wednesday. The bride wore white organdie as Rev. officiant led the ceremony.
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Richmond
Ind
Hugo Thieme
Ann Arbor University
Earlham College
Eva Thurston
J. M. Thurston
Thurston
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments and Cure
Caution against medicines with mercury for catarrh urging prescription use only. Claims Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo is internal remedy said to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Warns buyers to ensure genuineness, notes price and availability from Druggists and Hall's Family Pills as best.
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Tenfeld
Hall
F J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Oh'o
F. J Cheney
Hai
Sons of Veterans Hold Annual Encampment in Detroit
About 200 delegates from 29 states gather at Masonic hall as Mayor Maybury welcomes the Sons of Veterans U S A to Detroit for their eighteenth encampment. Commander in Chief Shepard arrives from Chicago with staff. talks of good relations with the G A R. Delegates consider next year in Chicago. Ladies auxiliary members attend opening session.
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Maybury
Sons of Veterans
U.S. A
Shepard
S. of V
G. A. BR
Frank L. Shepard
Chicago
Wabash
Syracuse
Milwaukee
Veterans
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Bullets used in sham Battle of San Juan at fair
In Columbus at the state fair grounds a sham battle turned deadly as real bullets were fired. Ten year old spectator Charles Krag was killed while Revitta Smithson a private in company F Fourth Ohio was fatally wounded. Merchant Max Guggenheim was seriously wounded. A bullet was recovered from Guggenheim and other wounds appeared bullet related. Authorities suspect accidental mixing of loaded shells with blanks though all ammunition was reportedly inspected.
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Ohio
San Juan
State Fair Grounds
Charles Krag
Revitta Smithson
Company F
Fourth Ohio
Max Guggenheim
Guggenheim
Baker Taken Back Returns to Prison on Parole Revocation
Harry L. Henderson, chaplain at Michigan City prison, transported James S. Baker to Fort Wayne and back to prison after Baker’s parole by Governor Mount was revoked. Baker had been confined in the poor house, with relatives contending this was only temporary.
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Harry L. Henderson
Michigan City
Fort Wayne
James S. Baker
Mount
Honest Mr. Smith and the three drunkards
A verse tale in which Mr. Smith faces accusations from Mr. White Mr. Brown and Mr. Black about fires a sunk ship and a death linked to drinking The chorus reveals the three men die as the result of their own alcohol abuse and insults to God with the poet noting their downfall becomes three lives lost to drunkenness.
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Hell
Benjamin Wade Burleigh
Lever
Meeting in Paris Reevaluates Alcohol's Role and Future
A Paris congress from April 4 to 9 drew over twelve hundred attendees including physicians lawyers and officials. The event signaled a shift in views on alcohol highlighting abstinence and its social and health impacts while noting limited treatment discussions and plans for future meetings in Berlin.
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Paris
Congress
Europe
Berlin
America
England
Abel's Promise and the Drink Curse
In a cold, rural road scene a boy named Abel Stone is found near a horse drawn by a driver and a companion. Abel reveals his father died from delirium tremens and his mother died and he vowed never to drink. Abel meets his uncle, who confirms he killed his sister through drink, and Abel is taken to a hotel for supper.
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Jehu
Holloa
Warren
Cyrus Mott
Abel Stone
Rachel Stone
Abel
Sanity questioned suit details in Wyandotte case
The record shows Gilmore was detained at the asylum under a confinement clause to cure his drinking. The complaint came from his wife and children. Evidence indicated he was sane and a capable businessman when sober, with no proof of unsound mind.
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Wyandotte
Gilmore
Rum Demand After Boy Entry Sparks Vow
A National Advocate note reports a vow to purge rum from a house once a boy enters, signaling a moral or religious objection and possible household reform following the incident.
Temperance News Across Nations and States
A compilation notes various temperance stances and actions. Quotes from John D. Long and General Lee caution against drinking. The Canadian Temperance league plans Sunday meetings from 1599 to 1900 in Toronto. Leicester Gospel Temperance mission reports 2008 house visits and 693 pledges. Cherokee Indiana liquor petition efforts fail amid threats. The Lancet cites gender differences in surgery and sobriety, noting women’s abstinence from smoking and drinking. Louisiana passes cocaine morphine opium sale limits requiring physician prescription with penalties. Texas Courier Record.
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Canadian Temperance League
Toronto
Leicester
England
Young Men’s Gospel Temperance Mission
Liquor Men
Cherokee
Lancet
Louisiana
Texas Courier Record
Girl in Collision on Wells Street
Bertha Baird riding a bicycle collided with a light wagon driven by William Hochstetter on Wells Street Thursday evening. She was thrown to the ground and severely bruised with her clothes torn.
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Bertha Baird
Wells Street
William Hochstetter
Bucken's Arnica Salve Cures Fistula Patient
Renick Hamilton of West Jefferson Colorado suffered 18 months from a rectal fistula. Doctors warned he would die without a costly operation. He claims to have cured himself using five boxes of Bucken's Arnica Salve, sold by Dreier & Bros. druggists for 25 cents per box.
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Renick Hamilton
West Jefferson, CO
Dreier & Bros
Charles Marks Reports Lost Pocketbook With Money
Charles Marks told police he lost a pocketbook containing eight dollars. The incident details a loss report filed with local law enforcement.
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Charles Marks
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promote Appetite and Health
The ad claims the product gives a splendid appetite and sound digestion, improving stomach and liver function for better health and energy. It notes the pills cost 25 cents and are available at Dreier and Bro.'s drug store.
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Dr. King
Dreier & Bro
Lightning Kills Two in Valparaiso Barn Strike
A severe electrical storm swept Wanatah area yesterday. Lightning struck a barn killing W. L. Thomas and a man named Simpson. Two others were knocked down and seriously burned.
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Ind
Wanateh
W. L. Thomas
Simpson
Two Anointed Ones and the Zechariah Vision
The lesson on Zechariah iv 1 14 emphasizes reliance on the Spirit for all work for God. It notes Zerubbabel and Joshua as the two anointed ones, the temple vision of a seven branched lamp with olive trees, and the need for God to empower action beyond human might.
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D. M. Stearns
Temple
Tabernacle
Ezekiel
John
Zerubbabel
Hageai
Israel
God
Job xv
Jesus
Isaiil
Galilee
Land
Joshua
Moses
Aaron
Jesus Christ
Notable Names in an Early Record
Samuel M. Foster, Charles 8, sash. George W. Pixley. William FE Mossman. Henry C. Paul. Charles A Wilding.
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Henry C. Paul
Samuel M. Foster
Andrew E. Hoffman
Chiurton A. Wilding
William Paul, Jr
Ase
Charles 8
George W. Pixley
Wiliam FE
Mossman
Charles A Wilding
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