Golden Medical Discovery Endorsed by Clergy and Public Figures
A long testimonial piece argues that clergy endorsements boost Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for respiratory diseases. It cites Rev. Joolph H. Fesperman and Rev. Frank Hay praising cures, urges free consultation, and promotes the Bible of the Body as a health guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Joolph H. Fesperman
Barnum Springs
Iredell Co
N.C
Dr. Pierce
Frank Hay
Nortonville
Jefferson Co
Kansas
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Golden Medical Discovery
Buffalo, N. Y
They May Never Get Home Alive in Anthracite Strike
In Wilkes-Barre on June 6 the anthracite strike saw protests and picket action with minimal injuries. Non union workers are being recruited from larger cities while strikers monitor and threaten mass mobilization as pumps fail from a lack of firemen. Leaders discuss a conference to settle grievances, and Chicago riots of 1894 fade from memory as meat trucks drive through a tense city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Wyoming Valley
New York Board of Trade
Roosevelt
Mitchell
Chicago
Riot at Hillside colliery and Stanton mine violence in Forest City
Reports claim 300 strikers attacked David Ownes a pump runner at Clifford colliery injuring him near Forest City. Rioting guards fired after shots near Stanton colliery. a boy was killed while trespassing outside the fence. Fire damage feared at Stanton trestle and Murray colliery fences as youths burned sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City
David Ownes
Clifford
Hillside Company
Stanton
Murray
Packers and Teamsters End Chicago Labor Dispute
Peace came after an eight hour conference at the Grand Pacific hotel. Mayor Harrison and the estate board of arbitration helped settle the strike. The agreement prohibits discrimination against union labor, offers a wage increase, and improves conditions though the shorter hours demand was dropped. About 500 union members ratified the settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grand Pacific Hotel
Packers
Teamsters
Estate Board of Arbitration
Harrison
International Teamsters’ Union No. 16
Teamsters’ Union
Union and Employers Clash in Portland Fight
Portland and other cities report a major labor conflict as federated unions confront the Master Builders' association over boycotts and building operations. American Labor Union expands toward farmers coordination, while a Reading Co. official denies a Baer interview. In Wisconsin a man named E. W. Truett, a Peru Indiana traveler, is found dead with a gunshot wound, ruled self-inflicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Master Builders’ Association
Sugar rebate talks fail to reach agreement in Senate
A conference between the beet sugar senators Elkins Burrows and Jones of Nevada and the Republican Cuban relations committee opened in Washington but ended without accord after two hours. The meeting adjourned with the rebate proposal for Cuban products still unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Elkins
Burrows
Jones
Nevada
Senate Committee On
Kidney disease scare ad touts Fotzi’s Kronery Cunz cure
An old health advertisement warns of Bright's Disease and diabetes from neglected kidney issues. It claims Fotzi's Kronery Cunz and Foley's Kroney Cunz can cure kidney and bladder problems if taken promptly, with a testimonial from Seymourn Wess and a local druggist sale note.
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Bright
Fotzi
Foley
Foey
Foier
Seymourn Wess
Motra
N.Y
Forry
Fougy
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Perry
Ariel
Independent ’Phone No
Opp
Hascall
Goshes
Wilson Bros
Corliss Coon
Louie Simon & CO
South Main ST
Carmien Block
Enda
Oregon
Union Brewers
Denver
Colo
Western) Labor Union
Federation of Labor
National Brewery Workers Association
American Labor Union
West
Philadelphia
Reading Company
Scranton
Baer
Morgan
LaCrosse
Wis
E. W. Truett
Peru
Ius
Stephen B. Eleina
C. J. Beeson
Labengo
Nickel Cigars
Goshen
Ees DN
Chas. E. Katz
Werner
South Main Street
Rocky Mountain
Cine Co
Madison Lt
W. R. Ellis
Newell Bros
Lasket
Milton
Brussells Carpets
Lowell
Ingraina
China
Brussells
Axminster
Hana
Norwood
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