Peculiar Case of Consumption at Episcopal Hospital
A Philadelphia woman identified as Mrs William G Bowen was admitted in July with advanced consumption. She claimed doctors declared her incurable, but after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People she improved, gaining weight and relief from coughing. The pills are sold nationwide by druggists or by mail for 50 cents a box.
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Philadelphia
Episcopal Hospital
Wm. G. Bowen
Meighan St
Dr. Williams
Mra. Bowen
Hawaii Demographics and Trade Savvy From Outdated Data
A summary of Hawaii's population by nationality, including natives, Americans, British, Portuguese, Chinese and Japanese, notes large American capital in sugar and varied investments. It cites sugar exports, government assets, and public debt, with incomplete immigration figures and uncertain figures for immigration and departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hawaii
No-To-Hac praised by St Louis Journal of Agriculture
The St Louis Journal of Agriculture endorses No-To-Hac as a tobacco cure with claims of long term smokers being cured. An arch street resident reportedly stopped chewing after twenty years, and another case says the scent of tobacco now sickens him. No-To-Hac is sold nationwide with a guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Journal of Agriculture
St Louis
Drugei
Sterling Remedy Ce
York
Chicase
World Exposition Showcasing Mechanical Arts and Medical Advances
The article promotes the World's Columbian Exposition as a showcase of improvements in mechanical arts and advances in medical agents. It notes eminent physicians praising progress and highlights Figs as a highly effective laxative.
Ratcliffe Taken to Pueblo After Jail Visit Threats
Buena Vista Colorado May 8 Over 100 men gathered to seize Benjamin Ratcliffe at Como jail Sheriff Gallup drove him to Pueblo amid rumors of lynching. Ratcliffe described a confrontation over a false pregnancy rumor saying he killed in self defense and would act again to defend his name.
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Buena Vista
Colo
Como
Benjamin Ratcliffe
Gallup
Salida
Pueblo
Ratcliffe
Denver
COLORADO IRON CASE HEARS REBUTTAL ON DISCRIMINATION
Interstate Commerce Commission commissioners heard rebuttal testimony in the Pueblo Fuel and Iron Co dispute. Pueblo claims lower rates from Eastern states to the Pacific compare with Colorado points. Paul Morton testified for Pueblo. Judge Martin for the roads argued water competition justifies the through rate. Case taken under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Morrison, Veazey, Clements and Yeomans
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pueblo Fuel and Iron Company of
Colorado
Seaboard
Pacific Coast
Paul Morton
Pueblo Company
Martin
San Francisco
Kansas Musical Jubilee Reaches Peak Attendance
On May 8 Hutchinson reports a larger crowd than ever for the Kansas Musical Jubilee with 3,000 auditors at the Auditorium and 1,200 musicians from Topeka Lawrence Atchison Leavenworth Arkansas City Wichita Fort Scott and other Kansas cities. Prizes totaling about 3000 will be awarded Friday night.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Kansas
Seboeck
Chicago
Topeka
Lawrence
Atchison
Leavenworth
Arkansas City
Wichita
Fort Scott
Kansas Cities
Market Quotes Report From New York May S Silver
New York reports silver quoted at 67 cents per ounce and Tead priced at 2.95 dollars per ton. The brief market update notes the current levels for precious metals and related commodities.
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New York
May S
Pueblo Opera House Sold in Trustee Sale
The Pueblo Opera House at South and Main streets sold for 158000 dollars at a trustee sale. Built by Credential Insurance Company of America with a 125000 mortgage from 1890, the property cost 425000 in 1889. S. C. McLain was the sole bidder at 157000.
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Pueblo
Colo
Pueblo Opera House
Main Streets
Credential Insurance Company of America
S. C. McLain
Priest Lepore Deposed From Mount Carmel Parish
Rev Father Mariano Lepore, pastor at Mount Carmel, Denver, was deposed after an ecclesiastical court found charges of criminal intimacy with women, dishonesty in politics, and unbecoming conduct true. The court, appointed by Bishop Matz, met with Fathers O'Ryan Sullivan and Valpe.
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Denver
Mariano Lepore
Mount Carmel
Matz
O’ryan
Sullivan
Valpe
G. M. Castroni
Father Lepore
Stage Robbers Loot San Franciscans Near Calistoga
In Calistoga California on May 8 two masked road agents halted a stageload of San Franciscans bound for Lake County summer resorts and stripped them of valuables. They took about 1000 dollars from passengers and looted Wells Fargo’s treasure box. exact haul unknown. One robber acted cool as if collecting taxes. A twelve hundred dollar reward is offered for their capture.
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Calistoga
Cala
Lake County
Wells-Fargo
Insurgents Attack Cuban Towns Burn and Strike Rail Lines
A World dispatch from Santiago reports Maceo led insurgents to attack Cristos and Caney. They burned houses and shops damaged railway tracks and derailed a train with Spanish troops. Casualties included at least one Spaniard killed and several wounded with insurgent losses unknown.
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New York
Santiago
Cuba
Maceo
Cristos
Caney
Recruits Rally for Insurgents Report From Fort Worth
A May 8 dispatch from Fort Worth Texas notes a camp letter dated April 29 near Ramon de Las Jag uar signed by William Flaherty one of twenty recruits who left to join the insurgents. It reports three engagements won by the patriots with only one Fort Worth man hurt and adds that new recruits are flocking to the insurgents and morale is splendid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas
Ramon de Las Jaguar
William Flaherty
Army of Liberation
Troops Move From Canton to Formosa in Occupation Plan
Five thousand Chinese troops depart Canton bound for Formosa under terms of the China Japan peace treaty to quell black flag opposition to Japanese occupation. Many troops are considered unreliable and may defect to the insurgents.
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Hong Kong
Canton
Formosa
China
Japan
Civic federation extends work program for unemployed
Chicago May 7 The civic federation that started a plan to send unemployed to the country reports strong results with about 400 men women and children given work. Steps are being taken to expand the effort as success grows.
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Cnicago
Civic Federation
Doctors In Convention in Baltimore May 7
Delegates to the American Medical Association convention meet in Baltimore for four days starting today. Nearly 2000 delegates are expected, with a local committee of twenty six assigned to assist guests.
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Baltimore
American Medical Association
Coin's Financial Series promotes bimetallism monometallism
This 1895 advertisement lists multiple Coin's Financial School books by W H Harvey and others. It markets educational money texts, handbooks, and a novel A Tale of Two Nations, with pricing, editions, and bundled sets. It urges readers to order by mail through George Currier, Chicago.
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Archbishop Walsh
Dublin
Ireland
W. H. Harvey
Financial School
W. H. Eaeey
Lily
Henry G. Miller
Chicago
Coin
Coin’s Financial School
United States
Coin's Financial School
George Currier
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the Episcopal Hospital
Ree
Ratelif
Aring
China Suds
Vinces
Doctors In Convention
Franklin St
Kilby St
Boston
Phila. Pa
DR. Gunn
Bosanko Med. CO. Philadelsiia
Coin's Financial Series
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