Hall’s Catarrh Cure referenced in Ohio oath and ticket deals
A Toledo oath by Frank J. Cheney declares F. J. Cheney & Co. will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The notice advertises testimonials and retail availability, with a Cleveland ticket offer for round trips to Denver Springs and Pueblo via Union Pacific and Chicago lines, plus Low fares to Glenwood Springs and Salt Lake City.
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Onto
Cory
ToLoda
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Franz J. Onexer
A. W. Gueaeon
Denver
Rado Springs
Puebla
Chicago
Union
Glassware and bridge factory notices in old directory
An entry lists a glassware manufacturer making green glass hollow ware and flasks and a bridge and roof structures firm. The brief item notes ARSILLON ROM BRIDGE as a maker of bridges and general erections.
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MA Aes Glass
C.arsillon
Rees Tuetures
Pullman Parlor Cars New Run Cleveland to Cincinnati
New through car service from Cleveland to Cincinnati on the Cleveland Akron Columbus Railway features Pullman parlor cars with large plate glass windows and a roomy smoking apartment. Trains depart Cleveland 3 35 p m and reach Cincinnati 5 40 p m with connections at Orrville and Columbus for Mansfield Crestline Chicago Indianapolis and St Louis.
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Cleveland
Cincinnati
Columbus
Cleveland, Akron & Columbus Railway
Akron
Orrville
Mt. Vernon
Millersburg
Ortville
Mansfield
Crestline
Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Marquette Advertised as Healthful Summer Resort
Marquette on Lake Superior is highlighted as a charming healthful summer retreat accessible via the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway. A pamphlet titled The Lake Superior Country offers descriptions of Marquette and the copper country and requests four cents postage for a copy, addressed to Geo. H. Heafford, General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Marquette
Mich
Lake Superior
Copper Country
Geo. H. Heafford
Chicago, Ill
Electric Bitters Cured Lime Ridge Woman’s Ailments
Mrs J B Hans of Lime Ridge Wis faced stomach trouble and yellow jaundice with no relief from medicines. She tried Electric Bitters, took seven bottles, avoided surgery, and now she is healthier and weighs more. The dealer Z T Balusty’s Drug Store offers them for 50c.
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J. B. Hans
Lime Ridge
Wis
T. Balusty
Frightful Blunder Warns of Portraitble Burns
A misstep can cause porritle burns and bruises. Bucklen Arnica Salve is advertised as the best, claiming rapid healing for sores fever sores and skin eruptions. Quack remedies promise cure-alls with bold guarantees. Said by ZT Bazzly, druggist.
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ZT Bazzly
Monster Dev Fish Destroying in Victim Prompts Cure Ad
An odd clipped ad fragment touts a dangerous myth about a powerful monster and claims a miracle cure by Dot Dr King’s Life Pills. It targets stomach liver kidneys and nerves and markets at Joely WoantaarZ Bellaiy's drug store with a daily want column nudge.
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King
Joely Woantaarz
Bellaiy
Chaffee Ordered to Command China Troops
Washington June 27 Brigadier General Adna R Chaffee was ordered to take command of the forces in China and proceed to Pekin via San Francisco and Taku. The action signals a planned foreign military presence in China amid tensions with viceroys and foreign ministers in Pekin. Casualty lists from the engagement near Tien Tsin were expected as authorities coordinated rapid releases.
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Washington
China
Adna R. Chaffee
Chaffee
Meiklejohn
Pekin
San Francisco
Taku
Li Hung Chang
Hay
Conger
Shanghai
War Department
Long
Admiral Kempffst
Tien Tsin
Chinese in the South Faces Fresh Outbreaks
A dispatch report from Nanking notes Kang Wu with imperial authority arriving to quell southern provinces. Canton shows signs of revolt as wealthy Chinese evacuate with families and valuables. Li Hung Chang faces threats and foreign protection increases with Commander McLean and HMS Redpole aiding foreigners.
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Canton
McLean
United States
Don Juan de Austria
H. M.S. Redpole
Shameen
Chi-Li
Shanghai
Germany Hesitates on Boxers and China Policy
Berlin reports Germany, consulting with Russia and other powers, sees no proof of Chinese bad faith over Boxer excesses and postpones dethroning the empress. Officials say unity with powers matters more than any one nation. In Che Foo and Tien Tsin, Americans British enter city. Russians report four killed and 30 wounded. other nationals suffer few casualties.
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Berlin
Germany
Russia
Foreign Office
Count von Buelow
William
Kiel
Pekin
Che Foo
Tien Tsin
Wall Street Quiet After Mixed Close on Tuesday
Market ends with net gains for most stocks though final prices stay below intraday highs. Early optimism from China relief news faded as London settlement revealed large bear positions. Rail stocks weakened while steel led gains. grain markets show mixed signals amid wheat weakness and improving corn prospects. Prohibition state convention nominates Barnes for governor with focus on woman suffrage and prohibition.
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New York
London
China
Tien Tsu
Buriington
Atchison
Chicago
Western
Baltimore
Ohio
Pennsylvania
U. S
Silver Plank Sparks Debate at Democratic Convention
Kansas City June 27 delegates from Kings county New York John J Fitz gerald and Jacob Ruppert Jr arrive for the Democratic national convention and say they oppose a free silver plank. Sterling Price of Paris Texas begins plans for Sulzer headquarters and endorses him for vice president. Political maneuvering centers on temporary officers and the convention hall as preparations continue.
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Kansas City
John J. Fitzgerald
Kings County
N. Y
Jacob Ruppert, Jr
New York City
Ruppert
East
Sterling Price
Paris
Tex
William Sulzer
New York
Price
New Yorker
Hill
Sulzer
Democratic National Committee
The
Star
D. A. Rose
Milwaukee
Charles N. Thomas
Colorado
Mr. Rose
National Committee
Charles A. Towne
Silver Republican National Committee
E. S. Corser
Silver Republican Committee
Prohibitionists Outline 1 Million Vote Pledge for Bryan
The Record reports Prohibitionists plan to present 1,000,000 pledged voters to the Democratic National Convention in Kansas City if a prohibition plank is adopted. The Ram's Horn magazine originated the pledge group and may gain endorsement from the convention, while delegates wonder why not the Republican meeting.
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Chiaco
United States
Kansas City
William J. Bryan
Ram's Horn
Philadelphia
Inqmry
Three Die From Heat in Severe Spell Tallies
On the third day of a heat wave three deaths and five prostrations were reported. Cornelius Mundy of 2514 Larkins Alley died after four days of illness following prostration. Sarah M. Shaffer of Sales Street McKeesport recovered Monday night then died. John Burke of Hotel Duquesne died at Mercy Hospital after being sent there Monday night. Several others were prostrated and treated at area hospitals with varying prognosis.
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Pictssure
Cornelius Mundy
Larkins Alley
Anchor Rolling Mill
South Side
Sarah M. Shaffer
Sales Street
McKeesport
John Burke
Hotel Duquesne
Mercy Hospital
Edwin Ellsworth
Carr Street
West Penp Hospital
George R. Hoffman
Department of
Plague Death Toll Rises in Rio Janeiro
Rio Janeiro reports twenty-five new bubonic plague cases and nineteen deaths this week. Public health officials monitor spread as authorities urge precautions.
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Rio Janeiro
Ruhlin Knocks Out Sharkey After Fifteen Rounds in Coney Island
Tom Sharkey suffers a decisive defeat as Gus Ruhlin of Ohio knocks him out in the 15th round at the Seaside Athletic Club in Coney Island. Ruhlin controlled the fight from the start and with aggressive blows finished Sharkey after a grueling finish.
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New York
Tom Sharkey
Seaside Athletic Club
Coney Island
Gus Rubblin
Ohio Pugilist
Ruhlin
Sharkey
The
Ohio
Tom
Gus
Kuhhn
Johnny White
Rublin
Two Died From Rebel Bullets Casualty List Reports
A MacArthur casualty list lists deaths from various causes and units including Dysentery Typhoid and Died from wounds. It notes May and June dates, infantry regiments such as Thirty-first Fortieth and Thirty-ninth, with names like Paul E Melville Howard G Buck James B McCurry and Samuel Gray. Also mentions Rear Admiral Watson aboard the Baltimore arriving at Suez.
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Thirty-ninth Infantry
Cassius A.miner
Patrick Hayes
Forty-ninth Infantry
Richard Engstron
John Turpin
Twentieth Infantry
Henry Murphy
Forty Ninth Infantry
John Gaskins
Chas. Woods
Fourth Cavalry
Muchael Good
William E. Leadune
Thirtieth
Emil Lentz
Alcoholism
Sixteenth Infantry
Rudolph F. Stamapff
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Robert Fame
Forty-fifth Infantry
Samuel Gray
Frank Smith
Thirty Ninth Infantry
Edward Eaton
Thirty-sixth Infantry
Thomas Wilson
Eleventh Volunteer Cavalry
William Hoilig
Fourth Infantry
William J. McAndrew
Eighteenth Infantry
Alex. B. Vanburen
Thirty-seventh Infantry
Sherman Taylor
Nineteeenth
Bartholomew W. Howley
Winsel Richardson
Forty-seventh Infantry
Russell Washburn
Supreme Court voids Toledo centennial funding amid appropriation clash
Ohio Supreme Court rules the Toledo centennial committee cannot claim the $500 000 from the general appropriation bill without a special authorizing act. The decision likely ends the 1902 centennial project as lawmakers had debated a larger $1 000 000 land grant before defeating it.
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Ohio Supreme Tribunal
Toledo
CoLumBus
Supreme Court
Centennial Committee
Junior O U A M squabble delays contempt ruling
Proceedings before Judge Weiss on a writ of attachment against the officers of the state council of Junior O U A M to show cause why they should not be imprisoned for contempt of court were continued to July. The state council denied attempting to collect the 15 cent per capita tax and the suburban council had refused to pay pending the case. Insurgent delegates met at the Orange Street Opera House as the state convention was postponed to Sept. 17 in Philadelphia. Past Councillor Evans presided with temporary officers named and a new credentials committee appointed.
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Harrisburg
Weiss
State Council
National Council
Minneapolis
Nnti Jnly
Hensel
Lancaster
Teg
Evans
Thomas J. Mayer
Uniontown
George Ford
Philadelphia
Irwin Meeser
Phoenixville
W. Reese
J. Clair
Seatinel
W. Harris
Downingtown
M. Noas
Rev. Bartholomew
Cressona
Reese
Westerman
Allegheny
McClung
Pittsburg
Catholic Educators Convene in Philadelphia Seminaries
Leading Roman Catholic rectors and professors from diocesan seminaries gathered at St. Charles Borromeo Seminary Overbrook Philadelphia for a four day session. The meeting aims to compare notes on curriculum and seminary administration with Rev P S McHale and others presiding.
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Philadelphia
Theological Seminary
St. Charles Borroomeo
Overbrook
McHale
Niagara University
John B. Murray
Cincinnati
William L. O'Hara
Emmitsburg
P. J. Garvey
J. A. Stafford
South Orange
N.J
J. A. Vassar
Columbus
A. L. Magnien
Baltimore
Lady Somerset Re-Elected President at WCTU Congress
In Edinburgh on June 27 the World's Women's Christian Temperance Union re elected Lady Henry Somerset as president and officers. Mrs L M N Stevens of Maine was chosen as an additional vice president. The congress approved the W C T U of America's Chicago temple action and sent greetings to Mothers of the Crusade Mrs Stewart of Springfield Ohio and Mrs Thompson of Hillsboro Ohio.
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Edinburgh
World’s Women's Christian Temperance Union Congress
Henry Somerset
L. M. N. Stevens
Maine
Congress
Women's Christian Temperance Union
America
Chicago
Stewart
Springfield
Thompson
Hillsboro
Boer Force Surrenders in Cape Colony Rout
Lord Roberts reports Pretoria dispatch stating that a major rebellion north of the Orange River has ended with the surrender on June 20 of Commandant Da Villiers's force. The گروه consisted of about 220 men 280 horses 18 wagons 260 rifles and 100000 rounds. General Baden-Powell says pacification progresses in Rustenberg district.
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de Villier
Baden- Powell
Lexpos
War Office
Lord Roberts
Pretoria
Charles Warren
Cape Colony
Orange River
da Villiers
Baden-Powell
Rustenberg
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Massillon
Ohi
H. L. McLain
M .Bines Portsbye
AS &Son
Jos
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East Side
East Main Street
Obeph Coleman" Gealer
Erie Street
Pullman
Want
Armhive
CEN. Chaffee
United
Cese
Eelief
Wbhen Tien Tsin
Powers
Wall Street
Chicago Grain and Freavisio
Chicano
V. V. Barnes
Illinois State University
Elvira J. Stewart
Clara Harford
J. E. Bithinger
Rappert
Bomes Qut
FitzGerald
Bryan
Ruhlin Wifped Sharkey
Gus Rublin
MacArthur
Watson
Stet. Suez
Expo
Catholic Educators
Lady Somerset
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