Mr and Mrs Maheaffey Eye Clinic Visit at Indiana Pa
The Exclusive Optical Firm from Pittsburg will beat the Clawson House in Indiana Pa offering Exomination Free. Prices from 2 to 4 dollars. They advertise headache relief, eye strain cure, and one to two year guarantees with free changes if needed. They claim many have been cured to read fine print and attribute headaches to vision problems corrected by glasses.
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W. E. Maheaffey
Pittsburg
Clawson House
Indiana
Anniversary of Republican Party Held in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia at Musical Fund Hall the fiftieth anniversary of the Republican Party was observed with a four day celebration run by the National Republican League. Delegates from Texas Illinois Missouri and Arkansas attended. 152 men who voted for Fremont were seated in the iron gallery. Governor Pennypacker presided and praised Lincoln and the party for construction and upbuilding while urging vigilance against corruption in transportation. Historical papers by Barns and Beavers highlighted Lincoln’s era and the party’s early aims. The day also covered the armory location dispute at Mt Pleasant with Capt. Loar relieved of command as a resolution nears.
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Philadelphia
Sane
Musical Fund
Repnoan Party
Framont
Dayton
Republican Party
National Republican League
Tose
Fremont
Weara
Abraham
Cannon
National House of Representatives
Treasury
Shaw
Gov
Pannypacker
Edgar M. Levy
Gov. Pennypacker
Chicago
St. Louis
Wilam Barnes
New York
Migs Helen Gould Opposes Countess Divorce in France
Helen Miller Grid, visiting Countess de Caastallane, protests divorce and seeks reconciliation. Count Bont de Carl Lallane faces custody issues under French law. supporters say his conduct after the Countess fled is irrefutably contrite and he would pursue reunion.
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Migs
Helen M. Gould
Parla
Misa Helen Miller Grid
Mayer
Tia
Czar Plays Tennis Amid Finnish Socialist Rally
In St Petersburg on June 18 a mass Socialist Democrat and workers rally drew 15 000 beyond Terioki Finland with eloquent but fiery speeches. The government stalls on a policy shift while heavy patrols and troops occupy stations. The emperor reportedly plays tennis at Peterhof as unrest grows a general strike looms on the Moscow line. The Red faction urges dismissals while calls for a firmer government persist as parliament members convene after a rally.
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St. Petersburg
Social Democrats
Terioki
Finland
Peterhof
Nicholas
Moscow
Shopa
Syzran
Vyazma Railraad
Red
Ghemykin
Bialystas
Stessla
Tower House
Faithless Friend and Tragic Double Killing in Mexico City
Mexico City reports a fatal incident where Dr Julian Trias killed Dr Altamira after a dispute over Trias wife. The event occurred in Altamirano’s home as jealousy and betrayal fueled a pistol shot. Trias will stand trial facing intense social scrutiny from Nicaraguan society. A separate note from Washington reports President Roosevelt signing a bill admitting Oklahoma and Indian Territory, with Arizona and New Mexico potential statehood upon favorable territorial votes. In Wheeling, W Va, June 18, Republican primary results show William P Hubbard's overwhelming win to replace B B Boowener in the First District. Also, a New York ballgame incident notes Mortan Dore struck by a wild pitch while watching an amateur game.
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Mexico City
Julian Trias
Altamirana
Trias
Costa Rica
Altamirano
Ilaa
Altamirano Ils
Benora Itlaa
Irias
Ivias
New State
Washington
Union
Roosevelt
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Arizona
New Mexico
Mey
Territories
Congress
Dovener
Whealing
Marion
Wetzell
Hancock
William P. Hubbard
Capt. B. B. Bpowener
Allied Dyring
New York
Mortan Dore
Ag Kieonke
Japs and Koreans clash in Hongju uprising
Victoria B C June 13 The steamer Tartar from Japan reports insurrection in Korea with Japanese forces capturing Hongju after bombardment. Rebels suffered heavy losses as Koreans resisted, while Japanese troops advance, garrisoning villages and quelling uprisings across several districts.
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Victoria
B. C
Japan
Koma
Hongji
UN City
Mingehyongsik
Korea
Seoul
Hiongju
Hongju
Anybar
Kunghyong
Antung
Pukkok
Death in Dream Haunts Blind Mother at Funeral
A grieving mother, Anna O Cutato, 80, recalls dreaming of her son Michael O Connor during his funeral in Marion. The pastor recounts the vision as the boy’s death is mourned. Mike O Connor once pitched for Rochastar and later toured the South as a aging team member. Nearby, global items note Natal rebellion arrests, a man killed in a handcar collision in Tennessee, a New Jersey chauffeur death in a crash, a woman crushed by machinery, and warrants for fourteen merchants in Connellsville.
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Marion
Michael O'Connor Nera
Ray
Joseph Denning
Anna O'Cutato
Austin
Mike’ O'Connor
Rochastar
Easal
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