Cheney Brothers Catarrh Cure Ad and Travel Rates
Frank J. Cheney pledges as senior partner that his Toledo firm will pay $100 for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The notice cites testimonials and promises. Also advertised are Round Trip Denver via Union Pacific and Northwestern lines with dates in July to October, plus discounts to Glenwood Springs, Salt Lake City, Hot Springs, and Deadwood. Tickets via Chicago and North Western Ry offered by agents in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora
Cer
Toleepa
Lucas Coontr
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
J. Cheney
Denver
Redo Springs
Puebo
Chicago
Union Pacific
Orth Western Line
Ocober
Glenwood Springs
Ogle
Salt Lake City
Hot Springs
Deadwood
S. Oak
Ago
North- Western Ry
D. W. Aluri
Superior Street
Cleveland
Busing's Directory Page Items and Local Makers
Directory fragment lists manufacturers and merchants including glass factory Green Glass Hollow Ware Bee chlea Flasks and Theah z M Kin portable saws. Also mentions East Side Jewelry Store clocksmiths and watch dealers with scattered product lines and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mares Greg
Aseillun Glass Factory
maDufactures
Green
Beechlea
Iandi Leh
San Masur Jeon Bridge CO
Roots
Ran
JeTyares
Pullman parlor cars new route Cleveland to Cincinnati service
New Pullman parlor cars added to the through car service on the Cleveland Akron Columbus line also serving Cleveland to Cincinnati. The cars feature large glass views, roomy smoking and ladies rooms, smooth rides and daily departures from Cleveland Akron Orrville Columbus Cincinnati with several connections.
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Cleveland
Cincinnati
Columbus
Cleveland, Akron & Columbus Railway
Pitman
Akron
Orrville
Mt. Vernon
Millersburg
Mansfield
Crestline
Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Marquette as a healthful summer resort via railway
The article touts Marquette on Lake Superior as a premier summer resort accessible through the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway. It highlights healthful location scenic beauty good hotels and immunity from hay fever as key draws for visitors seeking health rest and comfort. It invites readers to request The Lake Superior Country brochure by sending four cents in stamps to Geo H Heafford General Passenger Agent Chicago IL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette
Lake Superior
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Mich
Copper Country
Geo. H. Heafford
Chicago
Grain-O praised as healthier coffee substitute from Nebraska man
Davip Criv of Davip Nebraska writes April 1 1900 praising Grain-O a product of Genessee Pure Food Co Le Roy New York noting it cured his brother of coffee related sickness after initial dislike and claiming continued health since switching to Grain-O.
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GosHen
Ill
Genessee Pure Food Co
le Roy
N. Y
A. ©. Jackson, M. D
Davip Criv
Neb
Graino
Liniin Socror
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills Ad
An old advertisement urges taking Hood's Sarsaparilla to ease indigestion nervousness and cleanse impure blood to prevent chronic dyspepsia and nervous prostration. It claims Hood's Pills cure liver ills and sells for 25 cents with emphasis on health maintenance.
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Hood
Bryan Firm as Rock in Colorado Delegation Visit
Lincoln Nebraska July 3 ex Senator David B Hill and aides arrived with Colorado delegation and 100 visitors. Bryan praised Colorado but warned against abandoning 16 to 1 principle and contrasted Democrats with Republicans on the dollar versus the man. Also reports a war department telegram from General Shafter about casualties aboard the transport Sumner arriving from Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
Kansas City
David B. Hill
J. G. McGuire
Eugene Hughes
Syracuse
N. Y
Mr. Bryan
Bryan Home
Colorado
Lincoln
Stone
Philadelphia
Hinetos
War Department
Nineteenth Infantry
John J. McLaughlin
Forty Sixth Infantry
Patrick J. McMahon
Twenty-second Infantry
Kerrs Pilgrimage to Lincoln Sparks Convention Debate
The Kansas City dispatch reports the convention opening with a national committee session to set contests and officers. Bryan’s strong influence dominates, with Nebraska delegates threatening a firm 16 to 1 gold and silver coinage plank. Fudge Tibbetts and Le Metcalfe endorse reaffirming free coinage, signaling little tolerance for compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
National Committee
Ross
Milwaukee
Monetary League
Harvey
Towne
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Nebraska
Judge Tibbetts
Governor Hill
Lincoln
Fudge Tibbetts
R. le Metcalfe
Chicago
Senator Hill
Hig
Bryan Influence Shapes 1896 Convention Moves
Report describes efforts to harmonize factions around William Jennings Bryan at the Democratic convention. James Burr travels from Lincoln with pleas for moderation while rivals Hill Towne and Danforth pursue vice presidential bids amid eastern bloc skepticism. Nebraska leaders expect Bryan will appear to electrify the floor.
A Loving Cup To Col. Guffey
At a Pennsylvania delegation caucus in Kansas City Colonel J M Guffey was unanimously chosen chairman and reelected to the national committee. Delegates presented a solid silver loving cup to Guffey as thanks for his Democratic work. A report from Lincoln described meetings with James Kerr and a possible bimetallism plank. Kerr denied carrying letters from Guffey. Meanwhile Bryans terms for Chicago platform reaffirmation unsettled delegates.
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Kansas City
Pennsylvania
J. M. Guffey
Colonel Guffey
Democratic Party of Pennsylvania
James Kerr
Democratic National Congressional Committee
Bryan
Lincoln
James M. Guffey
Kerr
Guffey
Hill
Chicago
Hoboken Fire Toll Grows as Missing Linger Near 300
Sixty-seven bodies of Hoboken fire victims have been recovered with more expected as searchers pull up charred remains from the river. The Saale disaster list names officers, stewards, and crew from Hoboken and other ports, while salvor efforts centered on towing the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse.
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Hoboken
N. J
New York
Saale
Cordes
Philomena
Horne
Bremmer Haven
Ester
Fred
Garde
George
Hartoff
Tacob
Janzen
Kauffm
Over
Muntcian
Legations At Pekin Besieged As News Reaches Washington
Washington reports bad news from Pekin with Admiral Kempff confirming sieges and a murder scare surrounding Baron Von Ketteler. Japan offers reinforcements for forces along the Pei Ho, while international talks consider coordinating actions in China.
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Washington
Baron von Hetteler
Japan
Kempff
China
Pekin
Baron von Ketteler
Hermann
State Department
M. Thiebaut
Pei-Ho
England
Russia
France
Chaffee
Asiatic
Pacific
Phillippines
Manila
Navy Department
Missionary families relieved as rescue party dispatched
The Presbyterian board of foreign missions received cables from June 30 and July 1 reporting that Morris Kuling and others in Central China were safe and a rescue party was sent for the Chalfants and Hawes. The Central Chinese mission remained safe while the Chalfants’ son and wife and Miss Hawes were a concern at Pirrssure on July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
E. C. Lobenstine
Harry W. Boyd
George Chalfant
H. Chalfant
Relief Funds Aid Nearly Six Million In India
The India secretary received a dispatch from Viceroy Curzon noting general but weak monsoon rainfall. Rainfall varies by region with little rain in northwest. relief programs expand as famine fund aid reaches 5.8 million persons and subsidies buy plows seeds and subsistence.
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India
Lord George Hamilton
Lord Curzon
Kedleston
Mysore
Bombay
Deccan
Madras
Berar
Hyderabad
Famine Fund
Endeavorers' Trip Delays Amid Edinburgh Plans
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavorers in New York awaits final arrangements for the Edinburgh convention trip. Most will sail on the Rhine from Baltimore. others book on several lines as sessions run July 14 to 18. Districts, ports, and travel timelines form the focus.
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New York
Young People’s Society of Christian Hudeavorers
Edinburgh
Rhine
Baltimore
Bustox
Christian Endeavor
London
Lloyd
Boston
Charlestown
Navy Yard
Bunker Hill
Cox Resigns from National Republican Committee
In Cirvenann on July 3, George B. Cox of Cincinnati submitted his resignation to National Republican committee chairman Senator Hanna. Hanna indicated acceptance likely but would not be drawn on authority or appointment. General Charles F. Dick was in conference and preferred not to discuss a possible fill for Cox's vacancy. Also, Governor Stone appointed four trustees for Warren Hospital including Shirk Eric, George Lewis, Franklin, and J Wilson Greenland of Clarion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Tibbetts
Hill
Jas. Burr
Congressional National Committee
Litcoln
Pennsylvania
George Fred Williams
Massachusetts
Cirvenann
Hanna
George B. Cox
Cincinnati
National Republican Committee
Mr. Cox
Charles F. Dick
Gox
National Committee
Insane Hospital
Harrissure
Shirk
Eric
George Lewis
Franklin
J. Wilson Greenland
Clarion
Stone
Warren Hoapital
Roosevelt Cheer and Lentz Back Silver Stand in Kansas Visit
Governor Roosevelt toured Kansas with large crowds praising prosperity and backing retention of the Philippines. In Kansas City he and Representative John J. Lentz discussed the Democratic stance on silver, Roosevelt saying the party cannot waver and Lentz agreeing that no backward steps on silver are acceptable.
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Newros
Kan
Roosevelt
Kansas
Philippines
Twentieth
Kansas City
New York
Rough Riders
Oklahoma City
O. T
Carrollton
Warner
Missouri
John J. Lentz
Columbus
Lentz
Wall Street Gains Amid Wheat Crop News and Dividend Flows
Stocks ended Monday higher with leaders in grangers and Pacifics under strong demand. Wheat futures rose on rain prospects, while Chicago grain activity surged with a weekly total near five year highs. Major rail firms cut earnings but gained with dividends and interest outlays of 100 to 125 million dollars.
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New Yorks
Grangers
Pacifics
Chicago
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Louisville
Nashville
United States
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A. W. Grrason
Ard
Notary
Ff. J. Cheney & CO
Ball
Busing's Directory
BANKS
Naiional Bank
Mass
Lien Obic
Hour
H. L. McLain
Gosret
Theahz M .Kin
Ee Abs Clos
MILU
Jos
Corns & Co
Jewelers
Col. von Kanel
East Side
East Main Street
South
Erie Street
Jeimte Coleman Denier
Pullman
Phiye
Rock
Shively
Indiana
Ohio
Altgeld
C. H. P. Belmont
Elliott Danforth
Danforth
Gill
Bryanniia
Mr. Towne
James ©. Duhlman
Dahlman
Col. Guffey
Hin
Kempf
Oregon
Flecretary of
Navy
Gregon
Chefco
Tsung Li Yamen
Tien Tsin
Chalfants
Presbyterian Board
Curzon
Wessel Rhine
Tioga County
Harrisscere
Isaac Bieriolo
Bieriolo
Supreme Court
Cox
Wall Street
Campbell Black
Glasgow
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