Business Directory Listing Highlights Local Firms
An 19th century directory notes WION National Bank Ohio led by President J H Hunt with cashier Lain, Green Glase Hollow Ware, Boe Otties and Flasks, ASBILLON THON BRIDGE manufacturers and a Glass Factory. Blusser's Vegetable Pills promoted as liver stomach and kidney tonic. Available at druggists.
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Hanks
Ee Wion National Bank
Ohio
J. H. Hunt
Lain
Asbillon Thon Bridge
Iran
Mires Gree Glass Factory
Blusser
Pullman Parlor Cars Introduced on Cleveland Route
New through car service between Cleveland Akron Columbus and Cincinnati features Pullman parlor cars with large plate glass windows and roomy smoking and ladies rooms. Cars depart Cleveland 8 35 a m and reach Cincinnati 5 40 p m, with return trips from Cincinnati at 9 30 a m. Connections exist at Orrville for Mansfield Crestline and Chicago and at Columbus for Indianapolis and St Louis.
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Cleveland
Cincinnati
Columbus
Cleveland, Akron & Columbus Railway
Pullman
Akron
Orrville
Mt Vervoo
Millersburg
Gleveland
Mansfield
Crestline
Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Robbed the Grave. A Stacling Incident Narrated by John Oliver
Mr John Oliver of Philadelphia recounts a near fatal illness with yellow skin and pain. He states three musicians had given him up until a friend advised Blac Bitters which produced rapid improvement after the first bottle. He credits the remedy with saving his life and notes the medicine is sold at Baltz ly a drug store for 56 cents.
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John Oliver
Philadelphia
Baltzly
That Throbbing Headache Pills Claim Quick Relief
Advertises Dr Kings New Life pills as a cure for sick and nervous headaches. Promises pure blood and strong nerves, easy to take and effective for many sufferers. Sold by Z T Baltzly druggist with a money back guarantee.
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Dr. King
Cca.s
Z. T. Baltzly
Bucklen’s Arnica Saltuc Healing Miracle Claims
An aggrieved reader attests Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured long standing ailments that resisted other remedies. The ad touts a 26 cent price and lists Buchanan Michigan as the supplier point, dated May 22. A separate note quotes a child testimonial praising Grain-O as a coffee substitute that improved health and daily life.
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F. M. Trigging
Etitor
Seneca
Bucklen
Arnisa Salis
Buchanan, Mich
Genessee Pure Food Co
le Roy
Fannie Williams
McLean men tighten grip at Democratic state convention
Columbus June 13 The Democratic state convention reconvened with McLean aligned delegates controlling the state central and executive committees. They push for harmony and anticipate a free for all in nominations and delegates to Kansas City, while opposing none of the favored rivals.
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Columbus
McLean
John R. McLean
New State Central Committee
Kansas City
George W. Hull
Toledo
H. H. McFadden
Steubenville
East
Bryan
Chicago
Dewey
Allen Smalley
M. A. Mycrants
W. H. Kinder
C. L. Selaer
Burtsfield
A. J. Warner
Marietta
E. J. Biandin
Cleveland
Warner
Blandin
General Warner
American Bimetallic League
Pioneer
Grant breaks rebel stronghold in dawn mountain assault
General Grant led reinforcements with artillery against insurgents east of Samdegut and reported capturing the rebel stronghold after about four hours of fighting. Rebels dispersed as Americans pursued them. Grant’s column suffered no casualties.
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Grant
Samdegut
Casualty List of American Troops in the Philippines
General MacArthur releases a casualty list from June 11 1900 naming deaths and illnesses among U S volunteer infantry and regulars in the Philippines including Dysentery Malarial fever and Meningitis. Entries cite unit designations and dates of death or illness. Also notes a U S cruiser request from Washington and Stephen Crane’s body being transported toward Newark New Jersey for burial.
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Frank
Cusning
United States Volunteer Infantry
Thomas Young
Volunteer Infantry
Hans E. Spenson
Oscar ©. Mahoney
United States Voluntary Infantry
Hiram G. Robine
Edwin R. Riley
Fred M. Truitt
Patrick Dwyer
Eden O. Neeves
James Donahue
Charles H. Cook
Herbert R. Nelson
Fred Hopkins
Joseph , Sands
Joseph O. Eterson
L. Seventeenth Infantry
Richard M. Patton
William Keefe
Forty Third Volunteer Infantry
Alfred Fountaine
Third Infantry
Charles Ji. Sawyer
Seventeenth Infantry
Frederick Hires
Variola
Frank Haley
Forty-eighth Infantry
Walter Allison
Crane
Stephen Crane
Baden-Weiler
London
Thompson Receives French Academy Beaux Arts Membership
In recognition of his services to international journalism during the closing days of the Spanish American War, the French government on the recommendation of Ambassador Cambon conferred membership in the French Academy of Beaux Arts upon Charles T. Thompson of The Associated Press staff in Waswineros.
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Waswineros
Ambassador Cambon
French Academy of Beaux Arts
Charles T. Thompson
Associated Press
President proclaims Portugal reciprocity agreement
Washington dispatch reports the president issued a proclamation formally announcing a reciprocity treaty with Portugal. In Cairo, 34 died from plague amid 75 total cases since the outbreak began, with 84 percent fatality.
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Portugal
Washindton
Cairo
Demands of War and Crime Flicker Across Cities
General Wood reports five army deaths in Cuba as a fire at Paul Weidmann’s cooperage in Brooklyn leaves three dead, eight maimed, and three missing. In Mexico Mayo Indians punish a man named Wilson by tying him to an ant hill for mistreating a girl. A Kansas City conference aims to settle a bakers strike. Kansas City detectives intervene amid a street brawl leaving Rufus Bennett and Ora Childs dead and Charles Jackson wounded. Northwestern University president Henry Wade Rogers resigns effective July 15.
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Wood
Cuba
Paul Weidmann
North Eleventh Street
Wythe Avenue
Williamsburg
Brooklyn
Wilson
Mexico
Jones
Kansas City
Chicago
A. T. Perry
Hartford Theological Seminary
Marietta (O.) College
Matt Kenney
Henry Sparks
East Third Street
Rufua Bennett
Ora Childs
Charles Jackson
Henry Wade Rodgers
Northwestern University
Evanston
Bigelow
Pittsburg
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Lincoln
National Democratic Committee
M. 0. Wetmore
Louis
Winconsin
Policy stands firm in Chinese crisis as nations unite
Washington reports confirm a united approach to protect American lives and property in China. Secretary Hay cites dispatches from Minister Conger showing a critical situation while plans keep the United States aloof from political entanglements and expect joint action only for safeguarding citizens. Navy confirms reinforcements to Rear Admiral Kempff at Taku from Manila.
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Washington
Hay
Hitchcock
Long
Gage
Smith
Conger
Admiral Kempi
United States
Navy Department
Kemff
Taku
Manila
Boxers Attack Catholic Convent in Tien Tsin
report from Tien Tsin on June 13 describes Boxers attacking the Catholic convent at Pao Ting Fu as 6 000 militants move against Christians. British and Russian naval actions are noted with warships at Taku Bar and certain troop movements. American ships Nashville and Monocacy expected at Taku. Temperance Congress in London hears papers on science and sobriety.
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Tien Tsin
Fong Shau
Yang Tsung
Nieh
Pekin
Petropavlovsky
Komiloff
Taku Bar
Taku
Fung Fah Siang
Feng Tai
Pao Ting Fu
United States
Nashville
Monocacy
Temperance Congress
Loxpon
T. D. Crother
Boston
Myra A. Gillette
Medina
N. Y
O. H. Sheppard
Markets and grain prices across commodities era notes
Market reports show wheat corn oats prices and dairy quotes with butter eggs cheese and poultry figures. Cattle hogs sheep and lambs are listed with per pound and per pair pricing alongside New York market figures for June 12.
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Elgin
Ohio
New York State
Tne
New York
Sige F. O
Northern
Duluth
Ube
Cablea
United States
Lwom
Samp son Schley Awarded Prize Money in Destruction of Cervera
The U S court of claims grants $166 700 prize for Santiago battle. Admiral Sampson receives 8835 and Admiral Schley about 3000. The ruling affirms Sampson as commander in chief and that the Spanish squadron was inferior to the U S fleet.
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Wastimscron
Associated Press
United States Court of Claims
Cervera
Santiago
Sampson
New York
Schley
United States
Japanese Legation Chancellor Murdered in Pekin
Pekin dispatch reports the chancellor of the Japanese legation killed by Empress Dowager guard at a railway station. Foreign reinforcements are expected as Pekin'''s security worsens due to alleged Chinese government treachery and destruction of foreign property.
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Loxton
Associated Press
Times
Pekin
Legation
Warship Yorktown Sailed From Shanghai Amid Boxer Outrages
The gunboat Yorktown departed Shanghai for Chee Foo following a request by the American consul and a State Department report that Boxers there were growing uncontrollable and committing numerous outrages.
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Wastaxgton
Associated Press
Navy Department
Yorktown
Shanghai
Cheefoo
State Department
Ice Factory Adds New Machinery in Massillon
The Massillon Artificial Ice Company received new machinery from the Deodar Vergne Company of New York. Installed this week, it will raise plant capacity to twenty eight tons daily and begin operation within a week. L P Schimke, the manager, expects a record year for the trade in Missi.
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Massillon Artifical Ice Company
New York
Deodar Vergne Company
L. P. Schimke
Missi
Wisconsin Democratic convention selects at large delegates
Bryan sentiment pervaded the Wisconsin Democratic state convention in Milwaukee on June 13 as four delegates at large were elected to the national convention in Kansas City. The chosen delegates at large were David S. Rose of Milwaukee, George B. Hilton of Oshkosh, D. L. Plumer of Wausau, and Louis G. Bohnkies of Kenosha. Alternates named included T. J. Fleming of Milwaukee, George W. Bird of Madison, D. L. Hood of Lacrosse, and T. C. Cleany of Platteville.
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Milwaukee
Bryan
Kansas City
David 8
George W. Bird
Madison
D. L. Hood
Lacrosse
T. CO. Cleany
Platteville
Hood's Sarsaparilla praised in village street chat
In Marquette dialogue on the street lawyer Bartholomew Livingston and Rev Archibald Windham discuss illness and Hood's Sarsaparilla. The reverend credits the medicine with curing indigestion rheumatism and his daughter’s scrofula while the town promotes Marquette Michigan as a healthful summer retreat with Lake Superior scenery and hotels. A mail-order offer for a guide to the Lake Superior Country appears.
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Bartholomew Livingston
Archibald Windham
Hood
Marquette
Lake Superior
Chicago, Milwhee & St. Paul
Arquette
Mich
Copper Country
H Healford
Totbnane
Chisago
Health Remedy Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Endure
The article extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a simple health solution focused on digestion and pure blood. It claims cures for scrofula rheumatism and many ailments, touting Hood's Pills as the popular family cathartic and urging prompt use for stomach or blood disorders.
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Hood
Bryan Indorsed as Ohio Democrats Back Bryan Platform
Columbus June 13. The Democratic state convention opened with Webster Huntington chairing and a plan to base Columbus as head quarters for the national committee. The platform reaffirms 1896 Chicago principles, denounces imperialism, opposes trusts, calls for tariff and freight reforms, seeks currency reform, and pledges to support William Jennings Bryan.
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Columbus
Associated Press
John Hewitt
Thomas
Webster P. Huntington
Louis Reemelin
John McCarty
Cuyahoga County
Democratic Party
Ohio Democracy
William Jennings Bryan
Boers Again Defeated Near Pretoria
News from Lonpoy reports a clash between Roberts and Botha with contested claims of British gains at strategic points. Generals Methuen and Kitchener led a decisive battle against Dewet’s force, restoring a southern Bloemfontein line as Boer positions remained stubborn.
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Lonpoy
Associated Press
War Office
Roberts
Botha
Methuen
Kitchener
Dewet
Bloemfontein
Boxers Punished by British Marines in Border Skirmish
In Loxpox on June 13 the British marines repelled two thousand Boxers attacking their reconnoitering column. The Marines retreated about a mile under fire, then returned with reinforcements and two Maxim guns, driving the Chinese fighters back and inflicting heavy casualties.
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Associated Press
Blue Jackets
Republican national committee meets for first session
Purawwenmna June 13. The Republican national committee held its first session with Henry C. Payne presiding in Chairman Hanna’s absence. Secretary Dick announced contests involving seventy six seats, mostly from Alabama Louisiana Tennessee and Texas.
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Aasochited’ Press
Republican Nation Committee
Henry C. Payne
Hanna
Alabama
Louisiana
Tennessee
Texas
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Gombad & CO
Ge Ener Tage Assell & CO
Assillon
Jos
Cornagon, Proprietora
Jewelers
von Kanel
East Side Jewelry Store
East Main Atreet
Oeephooleman' Aeater
South Erie
Slusser
Wasmington
D.C
Geneasee Pure Food Co
GC. F. Mrmns
Howes Erect
Hiladelphia
King
Urban
Rmelline
Ing Ile
Dr. Yros
Baltz
Avery
Ellitor
Congress
Philippines
MacArthur
Washincton
U. S
Marrin
China
Wisconsin
Democrat Convemtion
Ohio Democrats
Republican Party
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