Heart Cure Promises Life Saved by Dr Miles Remedy
Mrs Chas La Point of 2137 Humbold Street reports severe heart pains and fainting spells eased after using Dr Miles New Heart Cure and Nervine. She credits the product with allowing light housework again and claims a guaranteed benefit from the first bottle with pricing in advertising.
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Chris
Lin Point
Denver
Mas. la Porst
Humbold St. Patera
LA Point
Mies Art
Ind
Tragedy in Tenement Fire On Hudson Street
A three story tenement at 7 Hudson Street owned by Trinity church suffered a deadly fire. Fireman Edward Walsh and two young women Miss Margaret Ryan and Miss Kate Higinson died after ladders failed to save them. Bodies of Thomas Malloy Archibald Grogan and Mary McMahon were recovered later. Property loss estimated at $15000.
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New York
Astery
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St. Lowla
Eafforster
Archibald Grogan
Walter
Mary MacMahon
Margaret Ryan
Kate Higgins
Edward Walsh
Trinity Church Corporation
John H. Eggers
Aupplick
Thomas McManus
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Foreman Walsh
Ags Wealeh
Miss Ryan
Miss Hipgins
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Thomas Malloy
Mary McMahon
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Pleaaure Ridge Park Distillery Company
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Cambridge
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China
Omaha
Douglas County
Nub
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Germany
Berlin
Pettigrew Tied to McKinley at South Dakota Convention
South Dakota Republicans held a tense convention as Pettigrew announced support for McKinley and sound money. Delegates were instructed to back McKinley and bar Pettigrew from committees, while seven delegates later vowed he would not chair or join national convention committees despite the courtesy allowing him to go to St Louis. The coalition cemented a protective tariff stance and reaffirmed the Minneapolis platform.
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McKinley
Henes
South Dakota
Pettigrew
Washington
Allison
Resolutions Committee
Minneapolis
St Louis
William McKinley
LB. French
Yankton
R F. Pettigrew
Minnehaha
C. G. Sherwood
Clark
D. A. Misner
Daviaun
Dave Willisins
Day
H. G. Meselaima
Potter
W. V. Lucas
Fall River
W. E. Smead
Lawrence
Arrest of Man Suspected in Stone Murder Near Ravenna
Anson Strong was arrested in Portage county and charged with the murder of Alvin N Stone and his wife near Talliondge. Evidence centers on circumstantial clues including clothing found at Strong's sister’s house and a railway ticket from Ravenna to Kent. A large crowd gathered as authorities prepared for possible unrest while the mayor ordered artillery to hold at readiness.
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Anson TS
Strong
Thyenna
Portage County
Alvin N. Stone
Talliondge
Stone
Flo
Ravenna
Tavenna
Kent
Aerabiot
Harper
Chicago
Baker
Fred Blondin
Joliet
Harry DeWolf
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Green Street
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de Wolf
Reed's First Gun Prompts Reed Resolution At State Convention
March meeting in Muske hall drew 1501 of 2009 delegates to nominate four delegates and alternates for the national convention at St Louis. The Massachusetts Republicans pledging support for a president hopeful, Hon. Thomas B Reed of Maine, while rejecting binding the state delegation. At-large selections include Henry Cabot Lodge and others to back Reed.
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Thomas B. Roe
Maine
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Henry Cabot Lodge
W. T. M. Crang
S, Draper and Curtle Guild
General Harrison Hosts Family Dinner Before Wedding
In Indianapolis on March 10 ex President Harrison held a family dinner at his home for son Russell Harrison wife and daughter Mrs McKee and her two children. Russell said relations between father and children are amicable as Harrison plans to marry in New York. The wedding is set for March 30 at St Thomas Episcopal Church with the rector officiating.
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St. Thomas
Episcopal) Church
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Chicago
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Mich
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Afghanistan
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Hopkins Theater
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New York City
McKinley Split Triggers Wild Texas Convention Brawl
At the Republican state convention in Texas, a McKinley faction clash erupted after delegates were chosen for St Louis. Revolvers drawn, fights broke out but no one was killed as the sides reorganized and endorsed McKinley.
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Allison
W. R. Makemson
Georgetown
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San Antonio
H. Ferguson
Richmond
Louis
John Grant
Sherman
Frank Hamilton
Austins
Shake up on the track sensational California racing turmoil
California Jockey Club stewards sweep all suspected in a race fixing scheme at Las Pancieco Bay District. Jockeys Chorn Chevalier and Hinricke face discipline. Owner HH Griffin barred from Bay District for ownership disputes. Pond Hope and Little Pete linked to alleged fixing. purse winnings cited. Don William, former trainer for Lucky Beliiwin, also implicated.
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Governor Altgeld Indicted over Flag Display at Illinois University
Gazette summarizes Champaign grand jury indictment of Governor Altgeld and University of Illinois trustees for neglecting to fly the US flag over campus buildings. Governor defends actions, saying issue reflects local politics and not policy.
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Saya Ho
Champaign
John P. Altgeld
Altgeld
Ib Iakal
Ritienlea
Champaign County
Senate and House Debates on Appropriations and Bills
The Senate spent most of the day on the legislative appropriation bill while a naval appropriation passed the House funding four battleships and fifteen torpedo chests at about 85 million dollars. A commission to study banking was authorized. Recess followed an executive session and adjournment to Monday.
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Wolcott
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Train drives into six men in Elizabeth yard accident claims two dead
Five of six men caught in a freight yard incident near Elizabeth New Jersey were struck by a shifting train. Two men were killed, one fatally injured, two slightly harmed, and one believed to have escaped. Names include W S Johnson and George B Lane. Others were Philadelphia bound seeking work and returning home.
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N. J
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Brooklyn
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Providence
John F. Allen
Holyoke
Masa
Roger Lane
Gorge B. Lane
Allen
Lanes
Philadelphia
Markets Mixed as Bond and Grain Quotes Downgrade
The report summarizes New York and Chicago price levels with bonds firm at mixed terms. Grain quotes show wheat, corn, oats, and barley futures moving on the board, while livestock and produce prices vary across various markets.
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Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Wigoy
Bae
History of a Week Highlights War News and Public Notices
A digest from March reports covering military science printing plans, financial collapses, shipwrecks, political moves, and major incidents. Items include a German editor banned antisemitic press plans, a Rio Janeiro arrest of a Philadelphia executive, a New Zealand damp explosion, and a Kentucky divorce case jury.
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Hosting
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Postal Clerka
American Anti-Semitic Association
Brooklyn
Herr Allwordt
Berlin
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Kuoenn Sutterlve Leather Company
Philadelphia
Rio Janeiro
Byrnes Opens Private Detective Bureau in Wall Street
Ex NYPD chief Thomas Byrnes leases office space in the Wall Street district to run an international detective agency. He met agents in Europe during his travels and plans to begin operations in about six weeks, stating he will not head a metropolitan NYPD despite any salary.
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Wall Street
Cor
Hot Springs
New York
New York World
Willard Eyes National Temperance Hospital with X rays and Wheel
Frances E. Willard announces plans in Chicago for a chain of Woman's National Temperance hospitals. The first site is to be nonsectarian and funded by $50,000, with a history of similar institutions in London and on Chicago's North Side. Notables include Dr. Sarah Hackett Stevenson, Mrs. M. M. Hobbs, and Mrs. Calista Bigelow.
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Frances ER. Willard
Chicago
London
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M. M. Hobbs
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Chicago Tribune
Jack Rabbit Candidate Claims Senate Nod
State Senator K E Wilcockson of Oakley Kansas led a county jack rabbit hunt with participants from two counties. They formed a circle and slaughtered 5126 jack rabbits 12 coyotes and 1 lynx within a five acre area. Wilcockson declares himself the jack rabbit candidate for United States senator surpassing Vandivert's 4900 kill total.
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Oakley
Logan County
Kan
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Edwards County
United States
Chicago Times Herald
Pulpit Too High Sparks Church Woman War
The Indianapolis Journal recounts a preacher's remark about a carved oak pulpit in a distant church. Mrs Badger replies cutting the pulpit would ruin it, suggesting a taller preacher instead. The piece satirizes church vanity and the pulpit's ornate craftsmanship behind the town tale.
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Indianapolis
Association of Church Women
Cure for consumption claimed by Dr. Van Ruck in New Orleans report
Dr Karl Van Ruck announces a supposed cure for consumption through the New Orleans Parish Medical Society. He credits years of tuberculosis study and a Koch lymph based on safer properties. Results cited include 125 cures in a year from Asheville trials and a firm push to recommend to state and city authorities.
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New Orleans Parish
Asheville
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