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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1898

Page

7

Bombardment of Santiago Batteries Rages at Dawn

Rear Admiral Sampson's fleet pounded the batteries at Santiago de Cuba for the third time as El Morro guards held. The western batteries were badly wrecked and a battery utterly destroyed, with many guns dismounted and enemy losses believed heavy. The dynamite cruiser Vesuvius fired three 250 pound guncotton charges into the entrance area, one exploding near Cayo Smith and a huge crater forming.

Santiago DE Cuba Kingston Jamaica Sampson el Morro Hobson Vesuvius

Vast Atlantic Coast Patrol Ready for Emergencies

The Navy completes a 40-ship Atlantic and gulf coast patrol network from Eastport Maine to New Orleans with outer sea pickets off Nova Scotia and off northern Georgia. New York hosts the largest defense vessels as Boston Charleston and others share the effort. Stephen Crane denies Marines were mutilated by Mauser bullets at Guantanamo bay. Red Cross Day is proclaimed in Pennsylvania churches next Sunday. Confederate monument unveiled in Jacksonville with Grant's grandson in attendance. Haupt testifies canal cost at 90 to 95 million and feasibility deemed sound.

Washinetex Navy Department Atlantic and Gulf Coast Patrol Eastport New Orleans Gulf Nova Scotia Georgia New York City Boston Charleston Stephen Crane New York Guantanamo Bay Edgar

Reed Hair Sparks Lively Barbershop Debate

Hon. T Reed, relaxing in a hotel barbershop, endures a playful popular-lecture on his hair from a local barber. Reed defends his coiffure as a long- cherished choice and instructs the barber to cut as he pleases, while the barber fragments into a flustered, bemused spectator.

Hon. T. Reed Jir Reed Mr Reed Jong J. Reed Washington Post

Modern science restores ear health with treatment alliance

From 1877 to 1897 Miss Annie Rolfe of Pittsburg reports lasting cure after polypus and ear discharge treated by Dr. Sadler. Since year start, Dr. Sadler partners with Dr. A. Sigmann of Vienna, offering combined expertise for ear and medical care.

Annie Rolfe Forty-fifth St Pittsburg Sadler Penn Ave A. Sigmann University of Vienna Austria

Reduced Rail Fares for National Educational Association Meet

Reduced excursion tickets to Washington D C via Pennsylvania Railroad offered for the National Educational Association Convention. Single fare round trip plus $2 membership, validity July 4 to 7, return by July 8 to 15 with extension to August 31 possible for 50 cents. Side trips to Gettysburg Richmond Old Point Comfort and Southern battlefields available in Washington during the convention. Also brief local notices about real estate and products.

National Educational Association Washington D. C Pennsylvania Railroad Company Gettysburg Richmond Old Point Comfort Southern Battlefields

Favorit e Prescription promises relief for suffering wives

An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as the best remedy for ill health in women. It claims to strengthen the womanly organs, ease headaches and back pain, stop debility, and aid wifehood and motherhood while promoting easier labor and healthier babies. It also mentions Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for clearer skin, offers testimonials, and promotes a free Common Sense Medical Adviser with a mail offer.

Dr. Pierce

Free Offer from New York Chemist Slocum for Consumptive Cure

Eminent chemist T. A. Slocum offers three free bottles of his New Scientific Treatment for pulmonary tuberculosis and all bronchial and chest diseases to readers of THE INDIANA PROGRESS. He cites thousands cured and urges sufferers to write to 98 Pine Street, New York, with their address and post office.

New York T. A. Slocum Indiana Progress Science Daily M. D Pine Street Indiana

Life Fire and Accident Insurance in Indiana Pa

John G Gamerson offers life, fire and accident insurance with all risks placed in reliable companies. Office room No 15 Farmers Bank Building Indiana Pennsylvania.

Life, Fire & Accident Insurance Farmers’ Bank Indiana

The Locality of Disease Explored in London Review

A London Saturday Review essay argues diseases have local habitats, with some like consumption spreading globally while others such as leprosy and smallpox fade. It notes high mountains and polar regions remain barren of microbes, and discusses Britain's long exposure shaping partial immunity yet not complete protection.

London Saturday Review Tropics Review Britain

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