Dr Miles Nervine Restores Health Claim in Louisville Notice
A Louisville notice quotes Dr W Hinton endorsing Miles Restorative Nervine for La Grippe like illness. It notes the patient suffered severe neural and bodily pain, slept only with narcotics for over two months, then recovered fully after two days and one month of use. The ad claims widespread cure and recommendations to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo Iiilten
Mutual Life Insurence Co
Kentucky
Political Clip Bag of 19th Century Rants and Advice
The column is a mosaic of political chatter and social mottos: calls against silver policy, jabs at Cleveland, and Democratic infighting. It riffs on figures like Hill, Stevenson, Bayard, and Watterson, interleaved with homilies urging hard work and self-reliance. It closes with a laborers creed about honest effort.
New Plan Wins Fight at Republican League Convention
The Republican League of the United States convention debated silver policy and resolutions. A Patton substitute urged referring public questions to the national convention, winning 6:30 pm adoption without dissent and sidelining a silver-focused address. The debate highlighted the party’s struggle oversilver policy and harmony vs. issue-driven action.
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Crevenasp
Dubois
Idaho
Allen
Utah
Aut
Atup. m
Corerderel
Patton
Michigan
Republican League of the United States
Republican Party
United States
Potton
National League
Ihe
Denver
Oulsvills
Robinson
Pennsylvania
Denver Inston
McAlpin Elected President of Republican League in Acclamation
In Cleveland the eighth national convention of Republican clubs adjourned after McAlpin of New York was acclaimed president. The session featured brief business, rapid adoption of the resolutions report, and a unanimous ballot for secretary M J Dowling of Minnesota. Prohibition state convention followed in Des Moines with a strong woman suffrage and free silver platform.
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McAlpin
League
Warner Miller
New York
Allison
J. S. Clarkson
Lodge and Wolcott
Chauncey M. Depew
Tom Reed
National Committee
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Milwaukee
Charleston
Bk. A. McAlpin
Illinois
John FF. Byrnes
Colorado
Wiliam Grant Eden
Ilinois
L. K. Walker
Nebraska
M. J. Dowling
Minnesota
Belng
Des Morses
Prohibition
Young Men's Christian Association
Women's Christian Temperance Unions
Republican Party
Mulor
Frank Bacon
Milton Juncton
Mr. Atwood
Estherville
Supreme Court
J. W. Rogers
West Union
Rosebery resigns as prime minister in Britain and Salisbury invited to form a new Conservative ministry
June 24 reports Lord Rosebery resigns after a Commons defeat and Lord Salisbury is summoned to Windsor to form a new Conservative government. Cabinet fears dissolution, Irish and Scotch factions react, while Liberal Unionists align with Conservatives. By June 25 Salisbury accepts, with conditions for immediate dissolution and election preparations. predictions on cabinet makeup circulate among politicians and newspapers.
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House of Commons
Lord Rosebery
Lord Salisbury
Windsor
Marquis of Salisbury
Downing Stroct
Downingstron
Salisbury
Hosebery
Rosebery
Hause
Iriah
Christian Brothers
County Council Bi
Healy
House of Lords
al Sore
Lord Rtosebery
Lend Tweedmouth
Mr. Morley
Sir William Harcourt
Lospex
Gladstone
Duke of Doevonshire
Balfour
Treasury
Chamberlain
War
Curzon
Lester
India
Debring
Illinois Pickings and Gov Altgeld in Effigy
A blend of Illinois political news outlines Gov Altgeld’s controversial session, vetoes, and bills, followed by a student protest at Illinois State Normal University with an Altgeld effigy burned on campus. The Galesburg Wheelmen meet closes with Bert Repine winning the five mile race and prizes dominated by Chicago and St Louis entries.
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Normal
Dloomineroy
Tila
Jane v
Ilinola State Normal University of Normal
Wowleg Borns
Altgeld
Board of Education
Normal University
Sid
Masket
Model High School
Galrenko
Nlinols
League of American Wheelmen
Bert Repine
Galesburg
Wing
St. Louis
A. Gardiner
Chicago
A. A. McLain
Aurora
Hitt
Washington
Narragansett Pier
R. L
Kain
New York
Martin Skinner
Arthur Barney
Byron Center
Mich
Avery Crocker
Pittsburg
England
C. Fontaine
Week in History Highlights and Notable Events
A June 1 chronicle lists wage hikes at John Wood & Broa in Conshohocken 12 percent for 1,000 men, a fatal shooting in Sandusky and a suicide, a fatal burn in LaPorte, a postal package theft in Montgomery, and various political, legal, and transport items. It notes Lord Rosebery’s cabinet shifts, Miss May Belle Critchfeld’s convent return, and multiple international and domestic incidents with casualties and investigations.
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John Wood & Broa
Conshohocken
Murt le Hastings
Sandusky, O
Liggo Stoldt
Bin
James C. Mafiory
Postutilee
Montgomery
Ala
Frederick Sistoff
LaPorte
Ind
United States Cordage Company
Dartmouth
N.S
Gladatone
Lord Rosebery
Charles P. Villera
May Belle Critchfeld
St. Louis
Richard Wand
Missouri
Brown Palace
Denver
Dbland
United States
Bald Heads Cure Hair Loss and Parlor Claims
A dense old item mix advertises a hair growth contract by Prof. G Birkholz in New York offering free examinations for scalp conditions. It also reports varied early 20th century notices including a Sabbath school session in Ina Grove and a Chicago murder, with multiple market quotes and railroad fares.
Bargain Store clears out Lanark history with furniture sale
This week a car load of furniture arrives at the Bargain Store including bed room suits couches chairs parlor suites sideboards bedsteads kitchen companions and extension tables. A three piece bed room suit goes for 12 dollars a mattress 2.50 and a spring bed 1.50 as part of a great clearing sale running through July.
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Lanark
Dana Not Required to go to Washington for libel trial
Washington judge denies removal writ for Dana to be tried in Washington over Noyes libel charge. Ruling bases on technical grounds including indictment insufficiency and that Maryland common law offenses fall outside federal offense definitions. Also reports missing persons Henry J. Aldrich of Denver, Lucas Stands of Lockport, and a blaze destroying H T Clarke drug house in Bloomington. Probate for General Walter Q Gresham's will in Chicago.
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Simyo Meen
Altgeld
Altgold
New York
Charles A. Dana
Noyes
Washington
Brown
Dana
Washington Court
Maryland
United States
Henry J. Aldrich
Bloomington
Denver
Colorado Securities Company
Lings
Lucas
Lockport Tis
Natural Gan
Heyworth
Bear Bloomington
Lincoln
H. T. Clarke
Chicago
Walter Q Gresham
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LaGrippe
Miles’ Nervine
the Lanark Gazette
W. OG. Wild
China
Gren
Coxey
Carl Browne
Cleveland
Texas
Silver
Senator Hill
Mr. Cleveland
Republican National League
Civil Service
Government Printing Office
Loa
Lowa
Kentucky Democrata
Stevenson
Cuba
Bayard
Central America
Dave
TDL
Bill” Whitney
Hill
Ishop Newman
Henry Watterson
Carlisle
Gov. Morton
Germany
Harlem Ship Canal
North Sea Canal
Harlem Canal
Tralia
Ted
Penitentiary Wall
The
National Convention of Republican Clubs
Ixene
Columbia
Povenkexrsik
N. Y
Cornell
Colombia
Chicago Baseball Club
Cleveland Club
Remann
Vandalia
Hughes
Haber
Hivrouite Gorski
Samuel Parker
Ill
Onris Prerck
Ainsworth
Charles P. Liney
Packer
Julia A. Sttonr
Jags Hook
Terre Haute
L. W. PerryMan
G. A. BR. Man
Ann Arbor
Illinois Building Associations
Rockford
Building Association League of Ilinois
George F. Penfield
Julius Stern
B. G. Vasen
Quincy
Albert Barnes
Decatur
Peoria
Joan Gahan
Sprinerirup
Aronsville
Morgan County
Gustave Konz
Prost
Harvey H. Noble
Fred Joystin
Noble
Joystin
Srumorigep
Alex McUaskidl
Taylorvile
Demcratic Party
Perakseune
Vichnee-Vulotehok
Ver
Porislou
Mink
Altgeld Signa Pitty Wilts
Sparschney
Senate
Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
Bolln
Omana
Jane
Olin
Bollh
Cnicano
Christopher Columbia
Waukegan
Frank Wilson
E. J. Stelt
Freman
Edward Darrow
John Hopp
George W. Keil
John W. Keogh
Arnold Klein
Dabugas
Robert McConkey
Miss Miller
Frank Rosner
James EK. Ryan
Misa Voxheimer
Jas. Lorimer
Omaha
Supreme Court of Nebraska
Iawaii
Washetox
Mrsyearois
American Whist League
Theodore Schwarz
W. H. Barney
Providence
BL. B. Kribbe
Louia
Rotary
R. H. Weems
Brooklyn
K. L. Richards
Rock Rapids
St. Paul
Minn
Pioneer Press
Rainy Lake City
Butters
Latt&r
Italy
Novara
Lake Maggiore
Peru
Callao
Americanidle Society
EK. W. Gilman
John Graham
M. K
Houston
Tex
T. KR. Huston
Dexter A. Buck
Princeton
Thomas Long
F. §. Strong
Fourth Artillery
Michigan Military Academmy
Orchard Lake
Wheeling
W. Va
Howgate
John W. Foster
Japan
David Oldham
Ukish
Cal
Roberts, Roose & Berea
Shenandoah
Hawaii
San Francisco
William E. Gladstone
Jefferson City
David G. Steel
Cole County
Stewie
Bigger
Scotland
McNulta
Whisky Trust
G, Birkholz
G, Birkholz, Room 4
W. Ith St. Cor
Sth Ave
Town Sunday School Association
Ina Grove
Lews
Carey J. Birch
West Chicago Street
Armitage Avenue
Milwaukee Avenue
Cincissati
Misa Ada Florence Fitch
Lawrenceburg
Cincinnati Law School
St. Josefu
Maranal Medley
T. P. Stratton
Iowa
MT. Pleasant
C. L. More
New York Financial
Price Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Garland
Chicago Grain and Produce
Cridage
Board of Trade Today
Tiga
Tiige
California
UnIcAgo
Union
Isluy
Bueralo
St. Loui
Tomitage
Cio
Toledo
Tego
Lanark Cash Store
G. W. Richards
Duquesne, Pa
Win Hogan
City Drug Store
Epworth League
Chattanooga
Tenn
Mobile & Ohio
Freeport
Wilson, Bros
Monarch
Charles P. Miller
J. S. Cole & Co
Clothiers
Stephenson St
Freeport, Ill
Wm. Strickler
Duluth
Minneapolis
Seattle
Tacom Portland
Wonderland
Minnesota Lakes
Pyramid Park
MT. ST Helens
Yellowstone Park
MT. Rainier
Rocky Mountains
Wstone Park
Pamphile
Northwest
Alaska
Red River Valley
Custer Battlefield
Yakima Valley
Puget Sound
Kootenai Lake
Northern
Pacific
Chass. Fee, General Passenger Agt
ST. Paul, Minn
Zazazazazaz
Fargo
Helena
Butte
Missoula
Spokane
C. Rowland
A. Wolf
the Exchange Bank
Lanark, Ill
Amos WoLf
Davin Ware
Jour K. Wol
G. RowLann
D. C. Busell
W. L. Franck
Cash
First National Bank Capital
O. Tiegeman
Kinkade
Rk, Chisholm
J. Scott Sulgely
Lanark and Vicinity
I. K. Harris
C.W. Middlekauff
Lay
Ug Store
Illinow
PostoMee
Wila Ry Renner & Smith
Plawyers
Ofice Over
Foster's Drug Store
Mt. Carroll
Levi T. Bray
J. T. Jacobs
Justice OF the Peace
Lanark News Room
Post
West Side City
Snevel
Snevel, Co. Rahn
Peter Horner
H. Reid Staley
Ontario Veterinary College
Toronto
Seliriner's Ann
Ene
Ivanhoe Camp
1. O.O
Hall
C. Gaur
C. J. Lamrert
Rock Creek
Independence Lodge No. 363
Castle Hal
Wm, Strickler
Frank Yeager
K.of Rand
T.S. Quincey
Star Accident Company
Kan
City
Sioux City
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Racine
Rock Island
Savanna
Mont Clare
M. M. Olin
Agen
Burlington
C.B& NR. PE
Wroughton
Milledgeville Station
Soing What
Vestibule
Sunda
Suny
Vestbuled Express
Tant
Spem
W. L. Kiger
Schiller
Hull
H. M.S
Valley OF Palms
Etec
Randolph Street
Clark and
Dearborn
Libretto
Harry B. Smith
Rob Roy
Sinbad
Robin Hood
Anti-Pat
Her Majesty's Service
W. H. Batchelor
Gustave Luders
Rank
Ames E. Sullivan
Rawford Bros
H. Morgan
Enry Carter
William Butters
H. Newcombe
Marie Dressler
Sadie MacDonald
Adele Farrington
Babette Rodney
Ollie Redpath
Gehrue
Florence Holbrook
Lillian Cleaver
Claudia Carlstedt
Cora Relyea
Westesse
Scano
Gen. Gresha
Dr. Cady
Drugzgista
Wm, Whisler
City - Drag - Line
Gale For
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