Miracle Cure in Wrentham Child Raises Hopes Across Town
In Wrentham Massachusetts an eight year old girl once crippled by rheumatic nerve disease has regained movement and now runs about the town. Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People credited with the improvement and the mother testified the child was saved after four doctors failed. The article notes shifting medical methods toward harmony with nature and offers the pills through druggists or mail from Schenectady New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taunton
Mass
Wrentham
Mary S. Fuller
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Joe Weper
Henry Republican Big 4 Races August 13 14 and 16
The paper lists political races and local notes including Kansas corn crop health, potential resignations, and regional developments. Notable items include August 13 14 and 16 races, tariff debates, barber shop Sunday closures, and new electric plant efforts in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Lora Rosebery
Augusta Victoria
Baltic Canal
David A. Sunderland
Freeport
Rockford
Illinois
Chenoa
Palace
Aurora
Jacksonville
Jefferson
Ind
Seoul
Corea
Splits on Silver at Kentucky Democratic Convention
The Kentucky Democratic convention reassembled in Louisville to vote on a minority report from the credentials committee. A fierce scene followed as 119 counties were called, with 448 to 425 in favor of the substitute, sparking clashes and accusations of fraud. The debate then moved to the majority report on resolutions endorsing repeal of the McKinley tariff, denouncing the American Protective Association, and backing Cleveland and Carlisle. The minority urged bimetallism and both gold and silver coinage, while calls for a recount and renewed rioting marked the tense proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Committee On Credentials
Clay
Hardin
Lindsay
American Protective Association
Grover Cleveland
John G. Carlisle
Kentucky
Cleveland
Carlisle
Committee On
Democratic Party of
Rhea
Eilis
James B. McCreary
Senate
Kentucky Democracy
Democracy
McCreary
Robbed freight cars men seized in Spokane case
In Spokane Washington two daring thieves were arrested after attempting to loot a freight car. They had hidden goods near the line east of Spokane and were traced when a second hand dealer bought their concealment. They confessed to stealing $300 in dry foods boots and shoes and were nabbed while returning to the city. Authorities suspect they are part of an organized gang connected to a silk car theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Northern Pacific
Mertz
4& Wagon
Great Northern
International Order of Good Templars Biennial Session Opens
The Supreme Lodge of the Independent Order of Good Templars opens its biennial session at the YMCA in Boston. D H Mann of New York serves as Right Worthy Grand Templar as delegates gather from many countries. The order boasts members worldwide and claims to have reformed about a quarter million alcoholics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Lodge I. O G. T
Boston
International Supreme Lodge of the Independent Order of Good Templars
Young Men's Christian Association
Grand Templar
D. H. Mann
New York
Army troop movement appropriation delayed until returns
Washington reports the annual troop movement appropriation will be available July 1 but no action is expected until Secretary Lamont returns and possibly Gen. Schofield as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lamont
Schofield
Yellow Fever Toll In Mavana Reported
Advices received by the surgeon general of the marine hospital service indicate five deaths from yellow fever in Mavana last week and ten new cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mavana
The
Marine Hospital Service
William to Dine on the New York
Kiel June 26 Emperor William will dine with the officers of the United States cruiser New York aboard the war vessel this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
New York
Kiel
Emperor William
Springfield Republicans delay work to outline policy
Waiting for a policy outline, the Illinois House and Senate adjourned after reading the journals. Lieutenant Governor Gill led the Senate while Mr. Needles chaired the House. Republicans plan a joint caucus to frame financial notes, debating state finances and implications of the Coon inheritance law and corporate taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
House
Senate
Needles
Gill
Harding
Warren County
Wulff
General Assembly
Altgeld
Brave deputy slain near Ritzville in suspected ambush
Lew A. Conlee deputy sheriff of Lincoln county was found dead with seven bullet wounds near the railroad tracks by Ritzville. He had been pursuing A. Simes known as Jesse James and was transporting him to jail when ambushed. Conlee was famed for his bravery and sought by about six hundred residents across several counties for the killers.
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Spokane
Wash
Lew A. Conlee
Lincoln County
Ritzville
Conlee
Stock Growers’ Protection Association
A. Simes
Jesse James
Simes
Pacific Coast
Lillan
Rhodie Noah
Mary Sibley
Sidney
Mich
Powell
Lost Cabin Mine Found in California Frontier
William Murray reports discovery of the original Lost Cabin mine at Kush Creek and Pitt River, about sixty miles northeast of Redding. He describes a lode 800 feet wide and 400 feet high rich with iron ore bearing gold and silver worth 75 to 150 dollars per ton, in a region linked to the Lost Confidence iron mountain. The claim recently sold to an English syndicate for 300000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redding
Cal
William Murray
Kush Creek
Pitt River
Iron Mountain
Secretary reports Dr Fraker alive. Kansas Mutual Life alert
Topeka Kansas June 26 Secretary John E Moon returned from Kansas City where he conferred with industry officials about information that Dr Fraker named in a 41000 life policy payment next August is alive The informant says Fraker is under surveillance and will be delivered once the $20000 reward is due Mr Moon declines to say where Fraker is believed to be
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kas
John E Moon
Kansas Mutual Life Insurance Association
Kansas City
Fraker
Mfr
Moon
Kiel Festivities Under Fire for 8 Million Mark Cost
Berlin dispatch reports heavy press criticism of Kiel celebrations costing 8,000,000 marks. The canal opening, rushed against experts advice, is censured along with its incomplete condition. Herr Eugen Richter accuses journalists of exaggeration due to champagne influence at the inauguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herald
Berlin
Kiel
Eugen Richter
Freisinnige Zietung
New Jersey Republican Clubs Convene At Taylor Opera House
In Trenton on June 26 the annual convention of the New Jersey State League of Republican Clubs met at the Taylor Opera House to reaffirm adherence to sound money and plan a ratification meeting for the league’s approval of the recent Republican state invention. State Comptroller Hancock to be elected league president for the coming May. Drop A. R. U Canes. San Francisco reports US district attorney may dismiss cases against 130 American Railway Union members for last year’s strike. four trials cost $20,000. Government to advise dropping prosecutions based on similar testimony.
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Jerry Simpson
Kansas
State Farmers’ Alliance of
South Dakota
Europe
Southern Illinois Millers’ Association
Chester
Death Valley
Nev
D.K. Pearson
Chicago
Beren College Endowment Fund
Kansas City
Pasha
Turkey
Pontiac
Capt Beck
Pender
Neb
New York Press Association
Lake George
N. Y
Toledo
West Point
Decatur
Momenco
Danville
Chauncy M Depew
Washington
Louisville
League
Cleveland
Marcus D. Boruck
California
San Francisco
Joe Patchen
Des Moines
Northwestern Association
Department of Pennsylvania
Grand Army of the Republic
Meadville
Mra
Charlotte Kirk
William Nelson
National Soldiers
Milwaukee
Redmond Donshue
Kalispell
Mont
Aurors
Blanche Cox
Salvation Army
Colorado Springs
Col
Frank Speckert
Joseph H F Cody
Peoria
Roman Catholic Union Knights of St John
Evansville
Ind
Treasury
Trenton
New Jersey State League of Republican Clubs
Taylor Opera House
Hancock
Cal
United States District Attorney
American Railway Union
Fire wipes out Latonia stable. three yearlings perish
Fire at Latonia early today destroyed the Talbot Bros. stable of Lexington Kentucky. Three untried two year olds Ben Brace Dickson and Hazel valued at 500 dollars each perished. Horses Leaflet and Flisket were saved. Cause of the blaze unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Latonia
Talbot Bros
Lexington
Ben Brace
Dickson
Hazel
Leaflet
Flisket
Umbrellas Fad with Old Fashioned Charm on Streets
Old umbrellas linger as relics in towns, a pe pulist sight recalling vintage fashion. Unrelated clippings praise Cordial, Chamberlains remedy and a linguistic note on the origin of “unkee” linked to Indian mispronunciation of English.
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Walnut Grove
Senachwine Lake
J. B. Bush, Putnam, Putonm Co.,ll
Michael Murray
Philip Stelmla
Henry, Ill
Tele “Schlitz” Beer
Henry
Front Street
C.R.J
P.R. R
Henry Station
Oe Expresa and Mail
Sime
T. Campbell
Axent, Renry
Humphreys
Widen Ble
Beaton
Pare Bred
Plymouth Rock
James M, Powees
Henry Republican
George Burr, Ephor
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Bays Dr. Fraker
Kiel Canal
New Jersey
Republicans
J. HL. Perrys
Falcon
Ie Lear
Sapolio
Nebraska
Ayer
Cole
Tate
Marshall County
Juno Torm
A. D
William N Smith
Ellen G Smith
Chas C Smith
Ma A Smith
Lewis W Smith
Elizabeth Smith
Arabella G Clift
John Clift
Chariotte Monlor
Thomas Monler
Jon
Jo Gregory
Luke Gregory
Samuel L Smith
Addie L Smith
Almira Henkins
Commodore F Henkins
Anna M Dawson
Frank D Dawson
John T Smith
Herbert 3
Smith
Carl E Smith
Myrtle J B Smith
Bin
George M Bane
Chanemey
Jordan
Lacon
Geo. Bane
Barnes & Barnes Compt Solicitors
Lune
G. Monroe Looke
Geo
Campbell Homestead
Henry II
Ann Smith
Ilnois
Late
Charlotte Monier
Oate
Bay Land
Garth
Gus
Dréas Errand Straywn
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