Mohonk Conference Urges Universal Peace Treaties
At Lake Mohonk New York June 8 the conference lauded progress in arbitration led by Hague efforts and urged mandatory peace pacts. Speakers from Boston Providence and Yale praised disarmament, while the group called for new treaties and public support to compel Senate ratification. The record notes figures Olney Morton and Francis in New York City discussing politics and gold standard views.
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Lake Mohonk
N. Y
Geo. A. Horr
Boston
Lord Salisbury
Edward C.moore
Providence
Charles H. Smith
Yale University
Spain
Paris
Philippines
South Africa
Friends of Peace
Hague
Permanent Court of the Nations
United States
Senate of the
Richard Olney
Neswear
Cleveland
Waldorf-Astoria
Francis
J. Sterling Morton
Gold Democrats to Meet in Indianapolis on Silver Issue
The Gold Democrats plan a conference in Indianapolis to decide their course after the Philadelphia and Kansas City conventions. George Foster Peabody says the national committee will wait for those platforms before pledging a policy, examining Republican views on imperialism and currency, and awaiting the Kansas City gathering's outcome.
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New York
National Committee
Executive Committee
Ther
Bryan
George Foster Peabody
Philadelphia
Kansa City
Indianapolis
Kansas City
JOHNSONS KIDNEY-PILLS Promise Cure, Lowell Citizen Testimony
A Lowell reader claims Johnsons Kidney-Pills cured years of kidney trouble and back pain after trying many remedies. He bought a box at Pearson's Drug Store 901 Central Street near the Opera House and felt relief from the first dose, buying two boxes and recommending them to friends. For sale by leading druggists.
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Pearson’s Drug Store
Central Street
Opera House
Warmer Weather Lifts Some NYC Business Sectors
Bradstreet's notes that wholesale trade is mixed with a between seasons tone as warm weather boosts certain sections. May railway earnings rise 8.2 percent to 331 million. Bank clearings up 24 percent from last week but down 8 percent from a year ago. Sugar demand strong for canning while other commodities soften.
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New York
Bradstreet
Pittsburg
Chicago
Mississippi Valley
Texas
Telegraph
Canada
Otto Gobels Loses Sight In Peculiar Oil Explosion
A kerosene oil explosion from a collision between a truck and a Third avenue car at Sixty-third Street and Third Avenue last night burned out Otto Gobels's eyes. He was seated in front and thrown into flames. doctors at Presbyterian Hospital reported both eyes burned out.
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New York
Third Avenue
Sixty-third Street
Oto Gobels
Sixty-eighth Street
Gobels
Presbyterian Hospital
Bank Burglar Dunlap Defies Reform Claim in Chicago Arrest
The New York Sun recounts the career of Jim Dunlap, once a Northampton bank burglar, and argues criminals do not reform. After 18 years in Charlestown prison, he was paroled amid fanfare but soon seen in Chicago with burglar tools, facing new charges as a veteran crook. The piece notes his wife Mary Scott Rowland's efforts to win pardon and insists Dunlap’s return to crime proves the old detective’s dictum.
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Sun
James Dunlap
Jim
Dave’ Cummings
Northampton
Billy’ Connors
Shang’ Draper
Bob’ Scott and
Edson
Jim’ Dunlap
Mark Shinburn
Dan’ Noble
Bob’ Scott
Holson
Charlestown
Boston
New York
Mary Scott
Mary Scott Rowland
Bob
Masachusetts
Gov. Russell
Dunlap
Chicago
The
New York Sun
MammothWatch at St Louis Fair Planned for 1903
The Philadelphia Record reports a giant back mounted watch exhibit to thrill visitors at the St Louis fair. It will be seventy five feet wide and forty feet high with moving wheels, protected mechanisms, a ton balance wheel, and a 300 foot main spring. Guides will teach care and parts as the watch is wound by steam daily.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia Record
Cozy Cottage Home For Little Money 1250 Dollars
Roomy near new cottage with 7 rooms and bath, 3000 feet of land in a choice location near mills. $100 cash, 5 percent interest, owner moving to sell. Also five acre building lot in Lowell near electric line at $150 per acre and 10 acres at $iv) per acre. T. H. Elliott, 64 Central Street.
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Lowell
T. H. Elliott
Central Street
Dr Hartman offers free summer treatment for women
An appeal from Dr Hartman, a gynecologist, to women with female diseases to apply by letter for free, confidential, correspondence treatment this summer. He prescribes medicines and hygienic rules, mainly Peruna, and urges sending age life details to Dr S B Hartman Columbus Ohio with testimonials only by patient request.
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Hartman
Lic
Hartman Sanitarium
B. Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Dr. Hartman
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Otto Gobels
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S. B. Hartman
Prescott St
Hingle Tain
C.B. Coburn & CO
U. 8
Helena
China
Shell
Brazil
Gardner Bros
Pine Street
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Highlands
Caleb L. Smith
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Middlesex Street
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Courier
Taylor Roofing CO
Humphrey St
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