Root of the Matter Promotes Digestion with Stuart's Tablets
A middle aged executive in an Eastern city suffers chronic stomach trouble from overwork and poor habits. After visiting several doctors and trying various aids, he credits Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets with restoring appetite, digestion, and vigor within weeks. The ad notes the tablets contain aseptic pepsin malt diastase and other natural digestives and claims broad sales across the US Canada and Great Britain.
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Pillar
Stuart
United States
Canada
Great Britain
State Politics Show Two Parties Meeting Ground
In Boston analysis of the Democratic convention and national tariff debates suggests Democrats and Republicans share common ground. The piece notes shifts toward consensus on tariff and silver policy, with Massachusetts Democrats repudiating Bryan and Iowa Republicans backing tariff restraint. It covers congressional districts, candidate intrigues in 6th, 13th, 3rd, 5th, and 14th districts, and political maneuvers around Moody, Henderson, and Greene.
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Boston
William E. Russell
Russell
Bryan
Iowa
Henderson
Massachusetts
Grover Cleveland
Richard Viney
Charles 8. Hamlin
Scariineg
Cleveland
James G. Blaine
McKinley
Blaine
Chambers of Commerce
Shaw-Gardner
Blackmar
Lovering
Manning
Ames
14Th
New Bedford
Greene
Slade
Moody
Gardner
Shaw
Remis
Foxboro
Senator Fales
Committee On
Federal Relations
Canada
Foss
Ines Melvin O. Adams
Bemis
Adams
Massachusetts Senate
Mann
A Lucky Purchase of Preserving Ket tles
A. G. Pollard & Co offers thirty nine dozen blue and white enamel kettles in six and eight quart sizes at a bargain price. Regularly 50 cents, now offered at 4 cents or 2 cents each as a quick sale to clear stock. Kitchen furnishings department.
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A. G. Pollard & CO
To Rent A Corner Store Near Northern Depot
Advertisement listing a corner store for rent with meat and groceries potential and a refrigerator for meat. Also notes pleasant 3 room tenements in good repair near Westford street and near the Northern Depot with monthly rents of 7 and 11 dollars respectively. Listings show HH Elliott at 34 Central Street.
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Westford Street
Elliott
Central Ste
Lowell Gas Light Company Rights Sold on Commission
Al bert 8S Guild, a banker, is noted as handling commission sales of rights involving the Lowell Gas Light Company, indicating financial and property dealings in gas infrastructure.
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Lowell Gas Light Company
Albert 8S. Guild
Maude Adams May End Curtain Work Over Ill Health
Theatrical star Maude Adams, famed as the most popular actress on the American stage, may suspend acting for months due to an impaired nervous system. She has cancelled contracts with Frohman for the fall and winter season, but later wired that her health has improved.
Hudson Valley Strike Sparks Stones Near Waterford Scene
In Waterford a fresh outbreak of the Hudson Valley strike violence occurred as a northbound military detail arrived. Lieut. Thomas was struck on the forehead and knocked down while Captain Walbridge wounded John Coffey with a sword causing an eight inch gash. Walbridge warned that further rioting would be met with bullets instead of bayonets.
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Troy
N. Y
Waterford
Hudson Valley
Lieut
Thomas
Walbridge
John Coffey
Venezuelan Forces Move To Reclaim La Vela de Coro
Five Venezuelan schooners with about 1500 government troops under Gen. Castillo left Maracaibo aboard the gunboat Zumbador to recapture La Vela de Coro from revolutionaries. Gen. Matos denies reports of surrendering Venezuelan finances to foreign powers and pledges control by an honest Venezuelan in Caracas.
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Willemstad
Curacao
Castillo
Maracibo
Venezuela
la Vela de Coro
Associated Press
Alta Gracia
Zulia
Manuel A. Mates
Castro
Gen. Matos
Cologne Gazette
Liverpool
England
Caracas
Refugees Reach Kingston From Isthmus Crisis
The British steamer La Platta arrived from Colon with many refugees fleeing Colon and Panama amid rebel fears. Colombia sends reinforcements to the isthmus and 1000 soldiers travel from Savanilla to Colon. Revolutionists are reported missing near the isthmus railroad. Refugees describe Panama and Colon as extremely critical. business in Colon is suspended.
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Kingston
la Platta
Colon
Panama
Savanilla
Eben B Crocker Dead in Barnstable at 48
Eben Bacon Crocker longtime Barnstable official dies at 48 after nine years as selectman and a one year term as sheriff under Governor Wolcott. He served fourteen years as selectman and was active in town affairs. Survived by a widow.
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Barnstable
Eben Bacon Crocker
Union Meeting in Waterville Draws 500 Engineers
Nearly 500 locomotive engineers attended a Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers meeting in Waterville Maine. Twenty divisions of New England and New Brunswick were represented with Grant Chief Engineer P M Arthur of Cleveland addressing a private forenoon session and a large public mass in the afternoon. The gathering was the largest ever held in the state by the engineers.
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Waterville
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
New England
New Brunswick
Grant
P. M. Arthur
Cleveland
Artist Collins Dead in New York Room
New York on September 21 J Charles Collins once a successful artist was found dead in his room. The coroner ruled accidental gas jet turning as the cause. Collins was 70 years old.
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New York
J. Charles Collins
Collins
Packing House Combine Signs Start of Inventory Plan
Omaha Neb Sept 21 Preparations for a proposed merger of packing house interests to begin at South Omaha packing houses tomorrow with inventories of stock and other properties planned. The Babbitt Co opticians 28 Dutton street. During August Saturday afternoons and evenings.
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Omaha, Neb
South Omaha
the Babbitt Co
Opticians
Dutton Street
Global Laugh: Force Food Poster Delights World
A citywide poster from Force Food amuses residents and mirrors a global gag. The image, seen everywhere in towns over 2000, suggests intentional humor that resonates across the United States, Canada, England, and beyond, inviting shared laughter.
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Force Food Company
United States
Canada
Englnd
United Kingdom
Man recounts killing father in self defense
In Woonsocket, a man describes choking confrontations with his father in a kitchen scene culminating in three gunshots that killed the father as he claimed to defend his mother. He cites years of abuse and threats, including prior revivals of violence and a plan for divorce. He worked at a Slatersville bleachery and notes the family’s Rhode Island station.
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Father
Paradise Avenue
Woonsocket
Lise
Slatersville
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Dangerous Trades Highlight Health Hazards Across Industries
An English doctor’s survey, cited by New Orleans Phayune, links craft work with serious lung and systemic diseases. Farmers, chambermaids, potters, file makers, glass workers, copper and steel workers, lead workers, brass founders, cotton spinners, wool workers and others face soot, dust, fumes, heat, and chemicals that cause pneumonia, cancer, anaemia, digestive disorders, and nerve disturbances.
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Thomas Oliver
Oliver
New Orleans
Rhymes and Roundelays from Life reviewed in Society
A compact review praises the dainty volume Rhymes and Roundelays from Life compiling verse from the Life weekly journal. It notes lively subjects love sentiment and satire with artful illustrations by Gibson Gilbert Herford Hanna Blashfield and others. the book fits pocket use and pairs with Taken from Life. It also mentions The Cynic's Calendar of Revised Wisdom for 1903 a humorous twist on proverbs.
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Society
Gibson
Gilbert
Herford
Hanna
Blashfield
New York City
Life Publishing Company
Elder & Shepard
San Francisco
Pure Food Campaign in October Good Housekeeping
Ghe Magazines offers October issue with focus on pure food laws Honest Labels by Senator A C Dowse and an interview with Senator Mason of Illinois. A factory visit reveals jelly and jam production plus manufacturer confessions. Deshler Welch begins The Critic in the Kitchen. Features Oriental Rugs by Redway and a harvest dinner by Linda Hull Larned.
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Ella Morris Kretschmar
Mason
Illinois
A. C. Dowse
Massachusetts State Senate
Deshler Welch
Jacques W. Redway
Linda Hull Larned
Phelps Publishing Co
Springfield
Mass
New York
Chicago
Literary Notes and New Fiction Highlights
The Century lists unpublished Walter Scott letters to Mrs Hughes and previews Richard Whiteing's The Yellow Van about rural English life and class contrast. It notes Clara Morris's Little Man Friday in St Nicholas, Borchgrevinck on Norwegian snowshoeing, and a posthumous Florida alligator hunting piece. New novels by Funson Raltoch and Naiph are praised, with mentions of Oliver Herford and Mifflin Mumford in magazines.
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Walter Scott
Hughes
Tom Brown
Richard Whiteing
John Street
England
Century Magazine
Mr. Whiteing
London
Clara Morris
St. Nicholas
Borchgrevinck
Norway
Florida
General Mess Manual and Cook Book for Navy Issued
The Navy department in Washington issued the General Mess Manual and Cook Book for all ships. At League Island navy yard officials say several thousand copies will arrive to standardize meals and curb prior complaints of undercooked food.
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League Island Navy Yard
Navy Department
Washington
United States
United States Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Congress
Boston
Deans
New York
Chicago Chronicle
Sleeping Canals Struggle With Outdated Boats And Cargo Delays
The Rome Daily Sentinel notes the canal season falters as old worn boats fail to load cargoes while new vessels are scarce. Black River boats mostly carry sand and Buffalo shipments slow. The piece likens the canal to an outdated Dewitt Clinton era system versus modern rail, arguing neglect of waterways limits transportation today.
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Buffalo
Rome
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