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Newspaper

Massillon Independent

Location

Massillon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1899

Page

2

Local notes on posters, wages, and politics in 1900s press

The article surveys varied items from interurban etiquette posters in Canton to wage boosts by New England and Pennsylvania manufacturers. It discusses currency reform for clean money, McKinley renomination prospects, Philadelphia hosting the Republican convention, and Ohio school law codification with a January assembly. It also notes constitutional timing for the Ohio General Assembly and a Manila consul’s address in New York.

Canton-Massillon Electric Railway Pennsylvania New England McKinley Chicago New York St. Louis Philadelphia Washington General Assembly of Ohio State Teachers’ Association Columbus Auc General Assembly Cuyaboga

Expansion of ideas over acres in Philippines policy

A speaker argues the United States should pursue humanitarian expansion in the Philippines, emphasizing rights and civilization for inhabitants. General Wood outlines Cuba reforms focusing on stable government, universal schooling, civil courts, and public works, expecting Cubans to accept U S guidance during reconstruction.

Philippines Williams Spain General Wood Cuba Havana United States

Boers Reply to Macrum Shows Information Gatekeeping

Washington reports Mr. Macrum, former U S consul at Pretoria, was told by the Transvaal government that full reports on English prisoners would be given to British authorities via the war office when requested. The Boers will not furnish Macrum directly, insisting the British apply to the Boer war office. Robertson, a British civilian spy suspect, was released after Macrum’s representations, on condition he depart the country within 16 days.

Washington Macrum United States Pretoria State Department Transvaal War Office of the Republic Macram Boer War Office Robertson

Road Said For 81,500,000 Sioux Cis la Dec 16

The Sioux Cirsana Northern railroad was said a beer toreclosurg for 1 500 000 to Will iam and Robert Tod of J Kennedy Tod Co New York. Wool Sais Today New York Dec 16 General Leon ard Wood arrived with his wife from Washington and will sail for Cuba today.

Sioux Cis Sioux Cirsana Northern Railroad William and Robert Tod J. Kennedy ,Tod & Co New York Leonard Wood Cuba Washington General Wood

Curious Cuckoos and Medical Advertising Parodies

An old prose segment mocks self styled medical advice providers as cuckoos who profit from others' work. It cites Dr. Pierce and his free consultation claims, noting supposed female physicians lack credentials, and touts Favorite Prescription as a cure for weak or sick women while emphasizing privacy and no charge.

Pypov Bichicg Workd Paspensars Buffin Yoberover Pierce Dr. Perce Bs Tetler Dr. Pierce

Buller Retires After Losing Eleven Guns On Tugela

Loxpos dispatch reports General Buller attempting to cross the Tugela river faced a serious reverse. He withdrew in full strength to avoid greater losses, abandoning eleven field guns and suffering heavy casualties in Hart and Long’s commands. Reinforcements are being mobilized, with 15 transports due to Cape Town to bolster forces.

Loxpon War Office Buller Tugela River Loxpos Butler Lansdowne Chievely Camp Chievely LG. Brooke Hildyard Surrey Colenso Long Donga Schofield Lord Dundonald Barton Hart Cape Town Ladysmith Lst Magerstouteim Loaper Uaghland Brigade Magerstoutem the Son Cumming Bruce Capitan Macfarlane Ramsay Brodie Downman Wampbell Orange River Mounted Infantry Bradshaw MacFarlane Ramah Zoutnpan Drift

Debates on financial bill highlight gold standard clash

In the general debate on the financial bill in the House, Wheeler and Berry clashed over Kentucky election issues, with Bailey defending Democrats and Dalzell challenging him on gold standard and silver. Clayton announced support, while several others spoke for and against the measure, shaping the bill’s fate amid partisan rhetoric.

Bailey Scudder N. Y Payne Daizel Dailey Towne Dalzell Germany Clayton New York Messrs Sulloway N. H Bingham Mudd Minor Wis Robinson Neb Thomas Lloyd Snodgrass Tenn Rucker Robb Davenport Lamb Caldwell Lils Stephens Tex Gordon

Morrow's Kid ne oids Ad Promises Cure for Kidney Trouble

Local testimony from T W Hassler of Findlay Ohio praises Morrow's Kid ne oids for curing back pain nervousness and sleeplessness claiming relief after using a yellow tablet remedy priced at fifty cents a box sold at drugstores including F E Seaman's in Springfield produced by John Morrow & Co chemists Springfield Ohio.

Morrow Ohio T. W. Hassler Locust Street Findlay F. E. Seaman's John Morrow & Co., Chemists Springfield

Up by Four Doctors Beavers Dam Ohio Patient healed

A mother recounts her daughter nearly lost after four doctors failed to help. A neighbor advised Foley's Kidney Cure, and the daughter can now walk miles without fatigue. The ad credits Rider & Snyder and cites other testimonials for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, claiming digestion relief.

Beaver Dam, O Foley J. M. Bailey Rider & Snyder Chas W. Cupples

Don’t Risk Your Life Cold Cure Adver tisements

Don't risk your life. Many friends contracted consumption or pneumonia from neglected colds. Foley's Honey and Tar is promoted as a safe cough medicine by Rider & Snyder. J.B. Clark of Peoria testifies De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve cured him of piles and skin issues, warning against counterfeit products.

Foley Rider & Snyder J.B. Clark Peoria Niles de Witt Chas. W. Cupples Bright W.L. Yancy Pada Hem Kesnicky

Banner Salve Greatest Healing Remedy Banner Ad

An old advertisement touts Banner Salve as the greatest healing remedy in the world for any sore cut bruise or sprain. Sold for 25 cents by Rider & Snyder.

Banner Rider & Sny

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