Grandpa's Health and the Golden Medical Discovery
An article extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets as a cure for stomach and digestive ailments. It argues strong stomachs produce rich blood and improved health in old age, cites testimonials from G Popplewell and Mrs. David W. Guice, and promotes annual free medical correspondence while warning against inferior substitutes.
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Pierce
Mr. G. Popplewell
Eureka Springs
Carroll Co
Ark
David W. Guice
Hamburg
Franklin Co
N. V
Three Negroes Killed in West Virginia Saloon Shootout
In Davy town, Welch County, an 18 year old, Wayne Demon, shot dead three Black men in Eugene Dye's saloon on Friday night pay day at the Davy mines. Demon, a stranger, resisted surrender and was wounded after shooting, while two other White men fled. Authorities pursue Clement Sbe xpos, last seen leaving the saloon. A Cincinnati bookkeeper's son is among the injured and sought. Justice David Stekdan of New York died in a private sanatorium after cancer treatment.
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Welch
W. Va
Wayne Demon
Davy
Thia County
Davy Mines
Eugene Dye
Demon
Bree
Demus
Eir
Nervy
Clement Sbexpos
Catlettsburg
Ori
Dole, Crave & Co
Cincinnati
la Jamia
York
David Stekdan
Supreme Court of Ne
Sampsons Protest Against Schley Verdict Filed
Washington reports Admiral Sampson filed with Secretary Long a protest challenging parts of Admiral Deweys Schley court of inquiry verdict asserting Schley commanded at Santiago and deserved credit for the victory. The lengthy document cites evidence from witnesses and discusses related letters from General Miles and the White House interrogation over the Cincinnati interview.
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Washington
W. ‘. Sampson
Dewey
Schley
Sehley
Santiago
Long
Navy Department
Theall
Admiral Sampson
Grand Street
New York
Deadly gas explosion at Jones & Taughlin furnace
Ten men burned to death and four injured when a gas explosion at the Sobo furnace on Second Avenue near Brady Street in Soho, Pittsburgh, ripped through the platform. Fifteen laborers, all Wingarians, were trapped by flames as a heavy wheelbarrow toppled into the furnace, while top-fillers escaped. Victims ranged from 22 to 36, with several families left widowed or fatherless. Police and morgue wagons rushed to the scene and witnesses described a horrific spectacle of flames, debris, and injured workers.
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Jones & Taughlin, Limited
Second Avenue
Brady
Andrew Seth
George Shicul
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Anit Rae
Trrnave
Nee On
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Rives
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Abe
Seid
Abd Qecuy
Soho
Hitebuitl
Plaat
Tuenhul
Censure for Miles in Dewey Schley Inquiry Clash
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Root censured Lieut Gen Nelson Miles for endorsing Admiral Dewey's Schley verdict, with President Roosevelt reprimanding Miles and Secretary Long backing the court of inquiry veto. Miles, who left for New York, faced no appeal as the president acts as commander in chief, while Root and Roosevelt stress official propriety and discipline.
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Root
Nelson A. Miles
Dewey
Seley
Roosevelt
Gen
Miles
White Horse
Long
Court of Inquiry
Sehley
WO & Maclay
New York
United States
Admiral Dewey
Strange Lavrennge
Toot
Payne named postmaster general in Roosevelt cabinet
Henry Payne the newly appointed postmaster general arrived in Milwaukee with Mrs Payne from the east on Thursday night. Since the cabinet announcement congratulatory telegrams have poured in from across the country. Payne declined to discuss policy, saying the portfolio came to him personally via President Roosevelt. He noted McKinley had offered other missions but none suited. He will stay in Milwaukee until late first week of January to settle private affairs and then travel to Washington.
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Dew
Henry €. Payne
Payne
Milwaukee
Mr. Payne
Hun
Nine Lives Lost In Kanawha Bell Disaster At Pant Creek
The Steamer Kanawha Bell bound Charleston to Montgomery went over lock No 3 at Pant Creek on Thursday night and broke in two. All deck hands and roustabouts aboard drowned. Passenger Len Martin was rescued but died from fright on the way to the city as investigators probe pilot Snyder’s actions before the tragedy. The boat was valued at 10 dollars.
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W. Va
Dee
Kanawha Bell
Montgomery
Pant Creek
Len Martin
Tegnir
Snyder
Liuee
Phot
The Commoner Subscriptions and Circulation Milestones
The Commoner notes rising six month circulation near ten thousand copies and a record growth in American periodical history. It highlights William Jennings Bryan’s contributions and political review, urging interest in public questions. Regular annual subscription is ten dollars, with a combined offer for The Commoner and Marshall News at fifteen dollars, while weekly papers cost two dollars when subscribed separately.
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