Cleveland and Buffalo steamers and travel ads in 1899 paper
A compact reader’s page advertises the Cleveland and Buffalo Transit Company steamers between Cleveland Buffalo and daily service to Toledo. It also notes a Britannica encyclopedia outreach inviting teachers to work with book stores and newspapers with travel pay of 15 to 30 dollars weekly. Also promotions for rail fare from Chicago to Los Angeles and return at 64.50 for the National Educational Association meet and Mrs Winslow soothing syrup for teething at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pature
Cleveland
Buffalo
Toledo
Cleveland & Buffalo Transit Company
Werner Publishing Company
Akron
J. W. Barnett
Long Street
Columbus
Chicago & North-Western Railway
Chicago
Los Angeles
National Educational Association
D. W. Aldridge
the Arcade
Shirt Waists and Wash Skirts Parade Offers Cheap Chosen Styles
Advertises large stock of shirt waists and wash skirts with low prices. Displays colored wash waists at 50c and white ones at 75c, shirts from 1 dollar, and fancy Star waists up to 7 dollars. Skirts range from 75c to 5 dollars with duck, linen, P. K. and denim fabrics and trimmed overskirt effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. K
Boggs and Buhl Allegheny Pa Item
fragmentary notice mentions Boggs and Buhl in Allegheny Pennsylvania with unclear context and details.
Tornado Devastates Herman and New Richmond Wis
A June 14 storm wrecked Herman in Washington County and virtually erased New Richmond, Wis, with 100 plus dead and 300 homes destroyed. In New Richmond, priests administered absolution amid rescue work as 54 bodies were found and up to four hundred feared dead. Sixteen injured named and many missing.
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Omuaha
Herman
Washington County
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis
Omahe
Richards
Hopkins
Chark Lake
Wis
Fred Kennets
Sam Olson
P. L. Taylor
J. C. Walworth
Pineville
Gabtrville
Hrs
New Richmont
New Richmond
Walter Brown
Pandy
Pat Gohven
John Prior
Hazel Marie Williams
Dr. Degnan
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Omaha
C. A. Nelson
Main Street
Democratic state convention highlights and platform notes
The Democratic state convention at Harrispure formed a temporary organization with William L. Brinton of Lancaster as temporary chairman and Charles J. Rudley as permanent chair. A subcommittee prepared the platform, likely to favor William J. Bryan, critique the war department, and oppose Republican policies. Governor Stone voiced opposition to Senator Quay’s appointment and public funds cuts. Senator Allison favored nominating McKinley and Hobart for reelection.
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Harrispure
Poon
Ulin
William Ll. Brinton
Lancaster
Charles J. Rudley
Wiewalneport
Rough
Willam J. Livan
Reaturiu
Prince of
Ne Chivazu
James M. Guffey
Pennsylvania
National Democratic
Battle near Bacoor and Luna assassination news flash
Reports from Manila describe a heavy battle south of Las Piñas where General Lawton led U S forces in brutal combat along Seapo te river with bayonet and artillery action. Simultaneously rumors say General Luna and aide Ramon were killed at Aguinaldo's headquarters by guard members. impact on peace prospects unclear.
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Fourtenth
Evers
Lawton
W. Aula
Tleusnes
Jority
Compan
Wheaton
Geavenshine
Paranayac
Pio del Pilar
Trias
Aguinaldo
Luna
Ramon
Antonio Luna
Aguimaldo
Strikers Peacefully Stand Ground in Rail Strike Action
Crurvenasa June 14 officials of the Big Consolidated Railroad faced a cautious crowd as strikers avoided nonunion workers and moved cars in short, limited intervals. Police kept crowds from assembling while union leaders pursued a halt to other hostilities, yet some members indicated willingness to wait and see, with company officials claiming efforts to resume operations. The scene included efforts to recruit from outside and expectations of arbitration, while some workers claimed no grounds to strike. In Washington on June 14 Republican fourth class postmasters were appointed in Ohio, naming Mrs Elzeue Snell Grand River Lake County and W T McCormick Osage Jefferson County.
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Crurvenasa
Big Consolidated Railroad Company
State Board
Ob Artron
U & Girectors
Pany
Mtl
Lestue
Jean the Wien Wien
Deere
New Wen
Washinoton
Jane
Oshio
Elzeue Snell
Grand River
Lake County
John
W. Averill
W. T. McCormick
Osage
Jefferson County
Asa W. Yocum
Military actions shift along Zapote river area
General O13 cabled that forces loyal to Ton and Wheaton occupy the country south of Bacoor and the Zapote river. Enemy withdrawals followed heavy fighting near the Zapote river with ten killed and forty wounded reported. Troops repelled a trench assault and pushed insurgents back toward the coast as dawn approached.
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Manila
Washington
Lawton
Bacoor
Cavite
Las Prnas
Americ
United States
Scott
Fourteenth Infantry
Khilden Titlemer
Armizus
Twenty-first Regiment
Lue
Twentry
Creneral Lawton
Avajor Starr
Donovan and
Sonved
Zapote
Las Pinas
Quedred
Dar Infantey
Cansun
Dewey Leaves Singapore for Air Travel to Ceylon
Admiral Dewey departed Singapore in the afternoon and will fly tomorrow to Ceylon, where he is expected to visit the hills. The Olympia officers hosted him and his party at the garrison last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ternoon
Ceylon
Olympia
First Degree Murder Verdict in Wes tenhaver Case
Paul Zeitner, accused murderer of Attorney E. H. Westenhaver, found guilty of first degree murder with mercy recommended. Jury deliberated sixteen hours. Judge sentenced Zeitner to life imprisonment without parole. Zeltoer will face trial on the same charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Greex
iBy Associated Press
Paul Zeitner
E. H. Westenhaver
Pardos
Jobo Zeltoer
Costly strike hits Denver smelters and state industries
Denver on June 14 Associate Press reports three thousand workers at the trust smelters in Denver Pueblo and Leadville walked out at noon after the company refused to pay for eight hours the same as for ten or twelve hours. The stoppage will halt many coal mines and affect nearly every industry in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Associate Press
Pueblo
Leadville
Oxford U Press Report on Seventieth Reunion At Miami
The seventy at Miami University gathered for an alumni reunion and dinner today with many members of the Gd group in attendance. The Hon. Whitelaw Reid is to deliver an address tomorrow as the guest of President Trompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
U. Press
Miami University
Whitelaw Reid
Ignere
Trompson
Senator Banqueted at Seattle by President United States
Senator Pairianks responded to Une toasi the President of the United States at a Sanquet aboard the Csarna T battleship Town and James J. H hient of the Great.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Pairianks
Une Toasi
United States
Csarna T
James J. H Hient
Incomplete text leaves stalled car talk in limbo
Fragmentary overseas copy notes no attitude shift among contending parties and hints at a stalled system. The garbled lines mention Assseinied Press and references to Austrian vats and Gemub Laps, offering no clear events or outcomes.
Large Number Missing Gate Miss Over of Adults
A brief report notes a missing or incorrect large number related to gate admissions for adults. Details are incomplete in the surviving text, but the fragment implies an entry error or miscalculation at the event gate affecting adult attendees.
Unclear storm damage reports read in fragments
Damaged text indicates widespread building harm from a storm with two dwellings spared. Mentions include a Methodist church building and a school, with gaps in names, places, and exact details.
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Ryan
Douse
Nota Stegis
Gama
Ime
Staudioz
Iby
Pennsylvania Democrats Convene with Bryan Endorsement
The Democratic state convention met at noon in Hannistac Pennsylvania. Temporary Chairman Brinton received loud cheers when mentioning William Jennings Bryan as the democracy's great leader. A telecast was noted, and a late update indicates Senear and Sedalia, Missouri, credited with saving a child using One Minute Cough Cure. Rider and Snyder.
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Hannisstac
Associated Press
Brinton
Wm. J. Bryan
A. Senear Et
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Business Directory
Ussinion National Bank
Massillon
Ohio
J. H. Hunt
H. L. McLain
Hardware
Et A.oonrad & CO
Posee Are Reese
Russell & CO
AL Assislon
Jos
Gorns & Son
Merchant Bar
Blackmith Iron
Lass Factory
C. Assillon
Jewelers
von Banel
East Side
Coleman
Erie Street
California
Boggs & Buhl
Allegheny
Neb
Wisconsin
Illinois
Wi Visa Bixy
Bui Vvett
Joehn
Ciaw Fecha
Gatherine Caglove
Henry Dunbar
Pewakee
Iy Dunbar
Dinins Row
Anthony Early
Lizze Early
Walter Farrell
John Gillen
Die Gunderson
Sallie Greaton
John Henry
Pat Heffron
Mike Heffron
Hawkins
Walter Hawkins
Millie Hawkins
Angie Hawkins
Fred Hawkins
Mason Hallenbeck
Francis Hallenbeck
Hennessy
J. B. Hicks
Hurd
J. Elmer Johnson
Patrick Katang
Kelly
Vinnie Lambdin
Henry Lewis and Son
Antone Legarde
John Link
T. P. Martin
Nellie McGrath
Lilned McGrath
Kate McKinnon
Thomas McCabe
Russell McGraw
Pat McHenry
Mike McHenry
Tom McNally
John McClure
Tim Noonan
Pat Newell
Farmer
Turner
Henry O'Connell
John Patton
Nick Padden
Dwight Porter
Thomas Rowe
Gusta Ring
George Ring
Alvin Rosebrook
George Stack
Stack
Thomas Strack
Shradvy
Shrady
Shaw
Charles I. Tallmadge
Abbie Williams
Williams
Patrick Wells
Erin Willard Wells
Steve Wells
Nicholas Barton
Bane
Gillespie
Archibald Hallenbeck
Willian Harrington
Willie Hughes
Thida Douson
Fred Kinnett
Wary Mouuwahan
Charles Morgan
John Neiry
Edward Viien
Antoni Olson
Ida Olston
Samuel Olson
Moss Peterson
Searle
Margaret Stephenson
Taylor
Massing
Harrisburg
McKinley
Hobart
Dulvert
William B. Allison
Gen. Lusa
Acuinaldo
Wasuiscox
General Oris
Dewey
Singapore
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