Womans club motto and global notes in Lorain county column
A fragmented Lorain County Reporter column covers a womans club motto on a western city room wall praising a boy as future husband material. It wanders through remarks about Princess Victoria, European royalty offers, a US flag event, a New World gnat officer, box rents for Cubs, a new punting fortissimo claim, and various education and agricultural notes. The piece also mentions Admiral Semmes grandsons in US service, gold production forecasts, US farm prosperity, postal rules, and European orders, ending with a Prussian Saxony street fine for a Sunday apparel rule and a digressive note on the Smith family.
A Weeks History In All Parts of the Union
A survey of notable events across Washington and major regions this week highlights political developments, economic shifts, and social matters shaping the national scene. Citizens follow decisions from the East West and South as new policy moves unfold.
Foreign Dispatches On Senate Debates And Naval War
The piece reviews Senate action on annexation proposals and private bills, notes opposition speeches by Senator Aven and supporters of Hawaiian annexation, reports naval battles off Santiago with Cervera’s fleet defeated, admiralty prisoner accounts, troop movements from Key West, and casualty tallies. It also mentions U S revenue receipts and July Fourth observances, plus weathered incidents in Bath and Beverly and a hanging in Muskogee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry
Congress
Sehiey
Gibson
Army
Navy
Servier
Fragments of Wild War News and Disjointed Incidents
Incoherent report lists various disasters and crimes including liquor-fueled killings near Springfede Kentucky, a Milwaukee socialist ticket headed by Henry Rise, a bridge collapse killing and injuring hundreds, drownings in Cleveland and Tumiton Ontario, arson in Leuleville California, banking embezzlement sentences, fire at Dunonavir California, editor dies in Vermont, and multiple other scattered items across cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickard Wotow
Atkinson
Dale
Campbell
Springfede
Milwaukee
Wir
Menry Rise
North Prairig
Ar Shelby
Cleveland
J. Flo
Globe Refining Company
Leuleville
Chicago Papera
Chicago
Edwards
Dreyer
Peritentiaey
Dunanvir
Cal
Richardson
Me Onerport
Democrat
Groton
Hiomes
Placy
St. Leda
Bernays
Stony Creek Col
Bath Meowie cliivet destruction and sea incident report
Fragmented OCR note recounts a fire in Bath Meowie area with church damage and injuries to a comedian from New York. Mentions Cuban expedition arrivals and preparations for a fourth Philippine expedition, along with Standard Oil fire losses at Marcus Hook. Also references a Senate annexation vote and deferral bill actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Eeeoon
Ith
Ashgleoe
Clndinge & Large
Nnliber al Minis
John J. Lurke
Cief Tom
New York City
Qing
Leb Tle
Aviaft
Cornelius Hers
Panama
Can. Notoriets. del
Bournemouth
Ene Yard
Bth
Wreshinenen
Uiyurs
Wicer
Emile Nyen
Philippines
Tly
Caba
Gear Creek
Standard Oil Co
Marcus Treok
Nowra
la Vourgogne
Fort Wayne
Hilifox
Derry
Kentucky
Con- Brera
Schley
Santingo
Senate
Iowa
Che Howe
Destruction of Spanish Fleet and Independence Day Reflections
Reports from Quero and Dewey details the destruction of Spanish artillery and ships, the capture of key positions, and the Porto Rican and Cuban theater lines. Admiral Dewey notes captured ships and prisoner counts as American forces push toward decisive victories. A separate dispatch from Paris discusses peace hopes, while local items report a cyclone destroying a church during July.
Disaster at Nob as storm wrecks cottages and sinks boats
A violent day at Nob July fa caused widespread damage. A tornado or storm tore roofs from cottages at Witla Hole and near the harbor. Homes, ships, and a yacht were wrecked. many lost lives and injuries reported. Names of victims and survivors listed among the dead. Rescue and inquiry underway as wreckage sprawls across the shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Gonch
Innensay
Mern
New York
Tha Mabe
Misa Auedrescott
Exeter
Bam- Wel Sumimatt
Wxeter
Wilam
Iarlson
Prewacy
Maserllti
Malta
Fractured
Aki J
Penn
Walter
Ralph Hodweson
Kennington
Woo
Parker
Kaneiogion
Capi Atal
Haniel Sa Beverly
Muse Daly
Salem
Lewy
Sy Loch
Ion
Wapyeora Skely
Abe
Hamilton
Churion Searbcy
Ray Stinet
Charlie Viilaine
Sandry Nikat
Lee
Hottest Day in 28 Years Drives Fatal Heat Wave
Baltimore endured a record heat wave with temperatures surging to 102 degrees Sunday. One death and multiple prostrations were reported as the city recorded the hottest day in 28 years, tied with a 1881 high. In Paducah a wreck near Garrison Creek injured several and killed an engineer, while other incidents from Illinois to Dalmatia highlighted hazardous conditions on Independence Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wantingten
Baretheo
Wdtra
Cervera
Ger
Admiral Deway
Wien
Ansthur
Elias
Amy
Admirar Sampson
Mlaya del Este
Une Can
Wulliam M'Kinley
Hal
Bampson
Tower of Chief Importiice
Cmy
Ummediace
Min Aehsie
Jaya Mae Loree
Oquerge
Vieswya
Bacmy
Lotroin
Clyde Avil
George di Eliin
Miogkyn
Slenec
Andouen
Manta
Fortien
Shatter
Ordiontey Tnt
Shybter
Ihea
Ademon
Siex Canal
Ior
Ben Sd
Camara
Surtiago
Alte Intendec
Hobeon
Mobssa
Laltimore
Chiatelphian
Sunda
Paducah, Wy
Garrison Creek Bridge
J. C. Shampoen
Jim Scott
Madisonville
Clevelare
Persona P
IL. H. Praliek
Alay Teappette Kaleser
Misa Kaiser
Prallek
Mr. Brown
Middletown
Fung Shubeck
Pews
Disaster at Sea Cromarty La Bourgogne Sinks with Passengers
Report from the La Bourgogne disaster describes the sinking after collision near Suble island. Capt. Dedonedes commanded La Bourgogne as crew and passengers, including many women, faced panicked scenes and deaths. Survivors recount waves, fires, boats, and rescue efforts as authorities investigate the wreck and casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hivlifax
Cromartinahtre
Fem
Phlidelphia
Mondhy
la Bourgogne
Marten
Archer
Cromarty
Tiepieney
Dedonedes
Dan Mowunpeine
Aitapge
Bael
Spain
Frenay
Warser Nik
Sandler
separaMfcor
Vaciai Jane
Winn
Chelstopler Tranan
Charles Twebra
Lily
Haura
Vretor
Howe Anata
Alto
Haat
Agiiale
Gto
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cures and Household Remedies
An assortment of overheard lines and ads from a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper mention Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for dyspepsia and general stomach distress. The text includes parodied conversations, a home/homefront tone, and references to other tonics, beverages, and products like Gran-O and Cascarets, with scattered notices about farming opportunities and local events. The overall piece blends testimonial style with promotional language and public notices.
Remarkable relief letter praises Lydia Pinkham remedy
A Philadelphia woman writes Mrs Pinkham detailing years of illness and severe distress until Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound brought relief after a single dose. She describes sleeplessness anxiety and near mental breakdown then recovery and gratitude. The letter notes Pinkham’s offer to advise sufferers and that responses are read by women only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin
Lydia E. Pinkham
Battle of Santiago: American fleet and Spanish harbor clash
A chaotic naval engagement near Santiago de Cuba details the battle between the American squadron led by Commodore Schley and Spain’s forces, the Brooklyn and Oregon fighting near the harbor, casualties on both sides, and the larger strategic impact as ships exchange shots, with emphasis on the blockade and attempted Spanish counterattacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Ledrene
Spanien
Philpaire
Cervera
Cristo
Bat Colon
Minivante
Santa Maria Teresa
Vicenva
Murov
Con. Shatter
Santiago
Oser
Key West
Shafter
Intiago
Gem Shafter
Sampson
Spain
Great Sea
Su Killer
Edo
Priagners
Dmirnt Cervera
Ecumen
Pennning
Cuba
Vic Cristobal Coton
Carvera
Oregon
Washington
Camara
Madrid
Sagasta An
Une Dregon
Royal Colon
Agen
Brooklyn
Schter
Aruiers
Texas
Elis
Gianiad
Burrs
Cer Caklog
New York
Corvera
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Lorain County Reporter
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T.C. Flanagan
Victoria Oght
Italy
Russia
Lord Rosebery
England
United States Gnat
Secretary of the Interior Hills
Commissioner of Education
Territory
Agrianitar
Phils Delphin
Apollinaris Bettes
Soci
Vavender
Bergumot
Semines
United States Service
Tennessee Volunteers
Semesser
J. 2. Wroght
Uettral
Nantedorate
United States
Ibis
Valtec
Europe
Amelia
Post Office Department
Molland
Belgium
Vergian Empire
Schkendits
Prussian
Saxony
Si Saat Iet
Bax
Hom Washington
Aogra
Benge
Ely
George Ti. Cortelyen
Berretars
McKinley
Congrias
Boston
Mart Mark
Pittasburgh
Philadel Plan
Bronichay
St. Louis
Lewisville
Beverly
Mays
Hampton
Muskogee
J.T
Henry White
Field
King Parking
K. 2
Brooke
Charles Seaviey
Tax Shiner
Chaves Williasns
Tumiton
Ont
Napoleon Valeam
Itedson
Munn
Iris
Commondare Seliey
Werthur Bureau
Guverston
Eata Blinh
Alan
Stara Bulls
Puwlisters
Aiseloss
Muse
Hil Sheridan
West Point
Tonpoan
Cig Weely
John Kibert
Claiborne County
Teon
Gen
Grant
Fine
Chowkammage
Turkestan
Mahomed al Koti
Andijan
Lake City
Charleston
Trenk Gaertn
Fohsaary
Wiliom Kearrsy
Blufion
Linn
Ghia Valinteerr
Dminpeon
Pleat
France
Paris
Sansisga de
Wis
Ure
St. Lewis
Tuly
Thomas W. Shockelford
George Caylor
O. H. Baker
Conreactville
Winooa
Shannon County
Baker
Winona
Bad Pire
Loulaville
Fornado
Vampton Beach
WeoSteaer
Severn
Milwrey
Connell
St. Leonia
The
Republic
Batesville
Ark
Dr. Ewing
Charles Creed
Dalmatia
Vienna
Siwad Delmantic
Lir
Bourgogne
Sicka
Calllitat
Ihn Couet
Klowdy
Cernix
Porn
Linares
Rafugeer
Caney
Moran
St. Lula
Loral
Hood
Mr. Guyer
Roy
Chicago Evening News
Hiv
Minnewala
Dekota
Neckoras
Cates
Koskern
G. Pound
Fifth Ave
Lavy Dewey
Manila
Veni
Aisa
Apain
AlLang Argus
Raul Od
Buya
Mrs. Rank
Pinkham
Mia Pinkham
Lion
Mass
Mm Ribedere
Capcanata Cuan Stedeford
Pitigbyre
Otis Aan
Lal
Gees
Marta Wrgents
Santiago de Cuba
Aotonia
Jamaica
T Mande
Ademiral Cervel
Lowa
Ike & sAller
Say
Sinut Waris
Santhaywy
Urunt
Shavter
Beror Guly
de Marly
Admiral de Wut
Barbor
Sebutte
Hogy
Kent
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