Favorite Prescription Ad Rouses Whitmell Woman
Mrs. Sidney B. Oakes of Whitmell Virginia praises Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription after months of paralysis low appetite and nervous distress improved with seven bottles of Favorite Prescription seven of Golden Medical Discovery and two Pleasant Pellets She reports resumed daily tasks and no spasms for two months and recommends the medicines to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney B. Oakes
Whitmell, Pittsylvania Co
Dr. Pierce
Railroad Time Table Update From 320 8m Vili
Train schedule details appear. lines mention passenger times and routes. OCR snippet shows times around 6 130 and 11 pre ssengery with unclear origins and destinations.
Death of Mrs M T Cummings in Beatrice
Beatrice Beatrice Nebraska Daily Express reports the death of Mamie Griffin Cummings at 12130 p.m. on South Sixth Street after brief illness from gastritis and peritonitis. She leaves husband M T Cummings two daughters and an infant son. Funeral held 10:30 a.m. at the family home with large attendance including Fortnightly club and Beatrice Literary club. Interment at Evergreen Home cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Cummings
South Sixth Street
Poe
Cummings
Sus
Expresa
Bucltte
Cummings Malien Namp
Mamie Griffin
Lawrence
Kansas
Beatrice
Beatrice Literary Club
Ware
G. W. Crofta
J. T. Harden
AP. Fair
Agnes Kewnedy
Mr. Mendenhall
J. W- Dinsmore
L.M. Pemberton
C. V. Cole
OC. F. Gale
Evergreen Home Cemetery
Nebraska
Daily Express
Deplorable Accidents and Health News Across States
A mix of local tragedies and health updates appears from Kansas to Missouri. Reports detail a fatal machinery accident at a mine near Bellville, a child crushed by a pump, and several smallpox and chickenpox cases in Topeka and Eldorado with accompanying deaths. Also noted are a lynching-related civil suit in Indiana for damages and diplomatic talks aligning France with open-door policies in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Swan
State Board of Health
Eldorade
Arkansas City
Joplin
Willie Hill
Bellville
Ind
Tyler
Scotts- Inny
Scott County
John W. Tyler
Marion ‘Tyler
Scottsburg
Claims for Damage in Spanish War Losses
Claims have been filed totaling up to 25 million dollars for damages to American citizens from the Spanish American War. The president plans to propose a commission to adjudicate and pay legitimate claims under article VII of the peace treaty. Washington notes the treaty bars indemnities for claims arising after the Cuban insurrection began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Spain
Cuba
Whetoner
Macrum
United States
Pretoria
Kroger
Hrntivh
Edtizens
Mewald
Riaptho
Gen. Shafter
Shafter
War Department
Adjutant General
United States Army
Immigration Bureau
Spanish War Veterans Split Forms Rival Group Headed by Dewey
A split within the Spanish American War Veterans formed a rival organization in Washington with a plan to place Admiral George Dewey at its head. The new body includes veterans of the regular or volunteer army, navy, or marine corps from the Spanish American War and those in the current Philippine War who show an honorable discharge. The adjutant general is to inform Dewey of the unanimous selection as commander in chief and request his acceptance. Story of Slave. To be bound hand and foot for years by the chains of disease is the worst form of slavery. George D. Williams of Manchester Michigan recounts freeing such a slave with Electric Bitters, noting relief from female ailments and nervous issues, a remedy he calls a godsend for weak, ailing people. Only 60 cents. Barber Bros. Drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
George Dewey
Adjutant General
George D. Williams
Manchester
Mich
Barber Bros
Lina
Sarah Pike
Broadway
South
Boston
Swift
Atlante
Peruna remedy touted in reader letters and notices
A compilation of testimonial letters praising Peruna for consumption and related ailments from Mrs. H. A. Tyner of Four Oaks and Mrs. L. Keene. The page also reports varied items: arson settlement in Indiana, store fire losses in Detroit, printer strikes in Omaha, and brief notices on vaccines, ships, and local events.
Funeral of Vice President Hobart Held in City
The funeral for the late vice president Hobart was held at Carroll Hall and the Church of the Redeemer. The president and cabinet attended in carriages, with pallbearers and family members present. Hobart lay in state yesterday. about 8,000 people viewed the remains in the afternoon crowd.
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New York
Diaerett AL Hobart
United States
Waterson SN
Carroll Hall
Hobart
Church of the Redeemer
Serviers
Uv House
Eithingt
Howe
United Staed
Hwo
Magive
Amt
Correll Hall
Vicw
Shobart
Link
Wonmun
Wll Olansen
Sll
Griggs
Wonen
Deal
Wras
Legalized Pooling Debate Shapes Railway and Water Transport Policy
Members of the industrial commission in Chicago discuss railroad and water transport policy, favoring legalized pooling and government ownership ideas. Journal notes varied views on classification and impacts on commerce, with testimony highlighting rail and ship traffic relief and broader national considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Industrial Commission
Zinn Re Garter
Chicago Board of Trade
Carter
Carler
Joseph F. Tucker
Central Grain Wssociation of
J.piran
Western Elsification Committee
National Legislat Littl
Alain
Army Officer's Life Recounted By Medway Veteran Captain Grant
In Medway Massachusetts a respected citizen, Captain John P. L. Grant, 63, reflects on a life shaped by war service and later as a postal carrier. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with curing dizzy spells, digestive issues, and rheumatic pain after years of illness and failed remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medway
Mast
John P. L. Grant
U.S
Boston
Griat
Wil- Hammer
Medical Institutia
Igh
Grant
P. O
Redways Mas
Dr. Willms
Half Rates to Visit the Kansas State Agricultural College
Railroads offer one fare from all Kansas points to Manhattan and return with tickets sold November 22 23 and 24 1899 and final return by November 2 1899. Program highlights include 450 acres used for experiments seventy acres in a drought resisting project and a superior scrub herd yielding four times the average. Attendees can learn alfalfa feeding trials for hogs and cattle and the State Dairy association meets on these dates with an extra attraction at the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State Agrcultural College
Kansas
Manhattan
State Diary Association
Notice to Subscribers and Rail Ads From a Bygone Route Card
Notice requests subscribers to report missed evening deliveries by 6 pm and deduct unreceived papers from monthly bills. Also promotes a Missouri photo view book and extols rail lines Union Pacific Burlington route with through cars, sleepers, and optimal travel to Colorado, California, Oregon, and Chicago. Includes names J Bramhall, L W Wakeley, Howard Elliott and offices in Kansas City and St. Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Colorado
California
Oregon
Lawrence
Chicago
Burlington Houte
Missouri River
St. Louis
Burlington
Omaha
Sioux City
St. Paul
Billings
Standard Railroad
J-C.bramhall
L. W Wakeley
T.P.A
Kansas City
Howard Elliott
St. Joseph
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Dapierce
Tniqn Pauleic
New Overland Flyer
Oyaver & Pacific Ga
al Nod Kapaas Oly Layne
Ranta
Teaus
Utah
California Express
Manaas
Texas Express
Bantugund
Chicago Express
Atlantic Express
Kanesa City Express
Kansas City Express
Chicago Epresa
Southern Kangar
Arkiyve
Southern Sansad
Dally
Sanday
Mate Close
T.&sofe
Bikar Night Mall
Southern Kansas
Staveneorth Hraoch
Yous
Lawrence Gas & Electric Light Company
Death OF Mes. M. FT. Cummings
Africa
C. G. Dennison
Galile
Verehure
Hechuanalend
Chamberlain
Davery
Mont Beneficial
Arthur Brow
Pan
E. C. West
Beuralls Apter
Lawrence, Kan
Chichester
Lailey
Mimié
Old
Eure
Ewaid
Cam Indiampa
Pecs
Reltel
Lew
Portland
Pacific
Ffravas
Jxo. P. Ross
Mass. St
J. T. Suanxiix
U. P
Bowersock Milling Company
Zephyr
Tbs Waretete Serlang
Ted Wie
Feagher
Lee Metta Nethbow
Dubuque
Mavis
Foreign Office
China
Ald
Frange
Wooht
McPherson
Republican State Committee
Pretoris
Wasts Shafter
Admirat Dewey Ulaeced
Sou
Mra BH. A. Tyner
Four Oaks
N. C
L. Keene
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Lee
Peruna
Mrs. L. Keene
Indiana
Atake
Dabona
Netroit
A. Krolik & Co
Strom
Lee & Go
Neb
Unem
Bucklen
Arnica Sarre
Aintead Avlliva
Granville Neil
Jala Noronts
Fuaterday
de. Wood
Hayward
Miles
South Africa
Smith
Markham
Paris
la France Drug Company Importers
Tork Street
San Francisco
Dewg
Lawrence, Hamlin & Holloway Proprietors
Ajit
Fox
Rock Island
Kentucky
Reston
Anchorage
Cape Aonenyret
M.S. Gist
Howenville
Adolph L. Millett
N. H
Barbar Bros
Dean
Kansas Olty, Mo
Pat Garret
Fort Saich
Ark
Huntingi
Jenny Lind Yester
Fntal Cullinian
Georgetown
Alfred Vining
Cliff McManus
Kitlerd
Monroe Rogers
Central of Georgia
Here
Hutchinson
Wiliam
Billings, Mont
Michael Curtain
Elsinfield
Hoe
Esa
King
Shaver
Barber Bros. Drug Store
Seo
Fyre Ee de
Tadles
Journal
Kanana
Fort Scott
B. Lockwood
Ennans City, Mo
Wrasouri
Paorro ‘RaiLway
City
Pioeey A. Talon Si Bt
Louis
Sanimore
Fuliadelphia Waalphia
New York City
Bocntt
Wau
Pope
Pomme
Geo, C. Bailey
Atchison,Topeksi&sSanta‘Fe
The
Los Angeles
Santa Fe
Lawrence Daily Journal
District Court
Douglas County
Ella J. Read
Plamtit. Wm
Milton J. Kester
Elias J. Heater
C. EB. Araker
Ireng E. Archer
Robert Jordan
Jennie Bragg
James W. Bragg
Julia Mack
Luther Mack
State OF Kansas
Jeanie Bragg
County of
Douglas
Kanpas
Fortheat
Zia Street
Kim Atrent
Chadwick
Platout
Tawmace Daily Journal
R. G. Jamson
Jenes
County
Haness
Zaid
Adm
Meomnie
B. G. Jamison
Den
Lbs Lawrence
N&tce
Uy Eat
Lan Jourmal
August Bitter
Caren
Ore
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