Dr Miles Heart Cure Advertises Health Tonic
A historical ad copy promotes Dr Miles Heart Cure a heart and blood tonic claiming to relieve shortness of breath palpitations and chest discomfort. It features a testimonial from A. O. Payne Morgantown Ind and notes availability through druggists with a guarantee and free booklet. Also lists local manufacturing and business names and a poultry product offer.
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Dr. Miles
A. O. Payne
Morgantown
Ind
Pullman Parlor Cars Added on Cleveland Route
New through car service between Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati over the Cleveland Akron and Columbus Railway features Pullman parlor cars fresh from the Pullman car works. Cars offer large plate glass windows, roomy smoking and ladies retiring rooms, and smooth ride. Daily departures start at Cleveland 8 35 a m with arrivals in Columbus 2 10 p m and Cincinnati 5 40 p m. return trips depart Cincinnati 8 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. Vernon
Millersburg
Mansfield
Crestline
Chisago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Farm for sale near Nevada Missouri with 160 acres
A 160 acre grain and stock farm in Southwest Missouri near Nevada offers 68 head fattened in 1808. Located six miles from Nevada in Vernon County, near five railroads, priced at 30 dollars per acre. May trade for stock of merchandise in Stark or nearby counties. Also includes Grain-O coffee substitute ad notes.
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Missouri
Nevada
Vernon County
Stark
A. Zimmerman
Beach City
Organic law defined by Methodist conference report
At the Methodist general conference the commission on the church’s organic law reported. The organ law includes articles of religion discipline 1808 General Rules and all legislation under The General Conference. The plan aims for equal lay and clerical representation, with resistance expected from the ministry and debates over annual conference inclusion.
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General ‘Conference
Cmicano
J. H.potts
Michigan
Ninde
Commission
C. W. Smith
Pittsburg
General Conference
Special Commission
Soldiers Besieged by Filipinos in Panay Island Conflict
Manila May 9 A rebel force of about 400 attacked 20 men of Company J Forty fourth regiment at Barotac Panay Island. Three Americans killed seven wounded. Four men sent to rejoin remaining troops were one killed three wounded. Barotac garrison succored by Twenty sixth company May 8. Also court martial convicts Pettit for war violation and Ramos killed after capture. Pedro Paterno captured and jailed incommunicado and ill.
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Manila
Barotac
Cailo Province
Panay
Dumangas
Twenty-sixth
Hall
Grant
James 8. Pettit
Thirty-first Volunteer Infantry
Juan Ramos
Zamboanga
Mindanao
Ramos
Pedro Paterno
Trinidad
Rains Aid India Amid Relief Efforts In Madras Mysore
London May 9 The India secretary reports baron Curzon says relief improves in Madras and Mysore due to rains while other districts suffer from fodder water scarcity and heat. 5 617 000 people now receive relief. Philadelphia May 9 The Josephine Widener Memorial Branch of the Free Library is formally established at the former Widener mansion gifted to the city in memory of his wife.
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London
India
Lord George Hamilton
Baron Curzon
Kendleston
Madras
Mysore
Pension Bill for Mrs Lawton Reported to Senate
A bill to grant a widow pension of 70 dollars per month for Mrs. Lawton, widow of Major General Henry W. Lawton, was favorably reported to the Senate by the committee on pensions. Edward Clifford Hariged. New York May 9. Edward Clifford Quwan hung in Hudson county jail for the murder of W. G. Watton, division superintendent of the West Shore railway, in 5
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Edward Clifford Hariged
New York
Edward Clifford Qwan
Hudson County
W.G. Watton
Weat Shore Railway
Postal frauds in Cuba prompt Neely arrest details
Secretary Root says no further information beyond newspaper reports on alleged Havana post office frauds. Colonel Burton’s probe led to Neely’s arrest in New York on embezzling 486,000. Neely, formerly a Cuba clerK, arrived in Rochester and faced $10,000 bail. he had cash and valuables, including two diamond rings.
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Washington
Root
Havana
Burton
Inspector General’s Department
Wood
Neely
United States Postal Department
Cuba
Buford
Fort Monroe
Department of Justice
Rochester
N. Y
New York
United States
Postoffice
Postoffice Department
War Department
Muncie
Ind
Major Rathbone
Post Office Department
Shell surpasses armor in secret senate briefing
Was hidden session in Wasmerton reveals a navy invention, a shell superior to Krupp and all current armors. Tests reportedly showed armor failing under high power gunfire, with details kept secret to prevent foreign access. Senator Tillman pushed the issue, urging caution on armor purchases until improvements can forestall future projectiles.
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Wasmerton
Senate
United States Navy
Tillman
Naval Department
Navy Department
Congress
Indian Head
Penalties on Monitor Remitted in San Francisco Case
The House devoted most of the session to private bills from the claims committee. A key measure remits penalties imposed on Union Iron Works of San Francisco for the Monitor Monterey’s contract-speed failure. The body also adopted a resolution seeking Treasury data on oleo margarine materials, despite Ways and Means opposition, while Powell recommends canceling the Monongahela locks and dams contract with McDonald for noncompliance.
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Washington
House
Committee On
Union Ironworks
San Francisco
Monterey
Ways and Means
Secretary of the Treasury
Internal Revenue Office
Committee On Agriculture
Charles F. Powell
Corps of Engineers
West Virginia
War Department
McDonald
Monongahela River
Populists Face VP Nomination Rift at Sioux Falls Convention
At the National People's party convention in Sioux Falls on May 9, factional battles over the vice presidency dominate proceedings. Nebraska leaders back Bryan interests, with Senator Allen pressing for action favorable to Bryan, while Senators Butler and Pettigrew oppose. Debate spreads to Kansas City deals and potential committee reference. A New Yorker pushes Sulzer for VP and Stevenson is mentioned as possible candidates.
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Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Missouri
Bryan
Alen
Kansas City
Allen
Watson
Butler
North Carolina
Pettigrew
United States
Sulzer
Stevenson
West Virginia Republicans Choose Delegates at Ackinley Convention
Farrsvort May 9 The state delegate convention of West Virginia Republicans convened with 800 delegates led by Governor Atkinson. Delegates and alternates to the Philadelphia national convention were named across four districts, endorsing McKinley’s renomination and a gold standard. A minority resolution denouncing civil or vice failed. The credentials committee ousted Dr J J Haptonstall of Fayette county.
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S F. Morris
E A. Flynn
C.H. Payne
Republican Party
McKinley
Commi
J. J. Haptonstall
Fayette County
Scott
Philadelphia
Middle-of-the-Road Convention Meets in Cincinnati
The Middle-of-the Road Populist national convention opens at Robinson's opera house in Cincinnati. Howard of Alabama is set to be recommended as temporary chairman. Ignatius Donnelly boosts for president. no clear VP candidate. Surprising names: H. W. Howard of Alabama for president and D. Clem Weaver of Nebraska for vice president. Counterfeit plates recovered in Pennsylvania by Secret Service officers Wilkie and William Burns.
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Cincinnati
Howard
Temay Uannas
Robinson’s
Opera House
Alabama
Ignatius Donnelly
Donnelly
H. W. Howard
D. Clem Weaver
Nebraska
Defense of U S Military Authorities Highlighted
Wastixeton May 9 John Cheney representing Idaho defended the United States military authorities in the Coner d Alene investigation stating the defense rests on established actions and the proper conduct of federal authorities.
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U. S
Wastixeton
John Cheney
Idaho
United States
Kruger Opens Volksraad to Inaugurate 1900 Session
On Monday May 7 the official closing of the 1899 Volksraad was marked by filled seats and flowers for General Joubert and General De Cook. President Kruger opened the 1900 session, praising the deceased and noting the nation's peaceful aims and flourishing mines.
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Pretonia
Volksraad
General Joubert
DeCook
Joubert
Kruger
Kruger the Government, He Said, Wold Do All In Its Power Toward Peace. Fresident
Boers Again Fled In War Office Dispatch May 8
A war office dispatch from Smashed May 8 reports General Hutton and Broadwood with Hamilton reconnoitering the Zand river and finding the enemy in force. Hunter occupied Fourteen Streams with Paget’s left bank tactics forcing the enemy to retreat and abandon clothing, ammunition, and effects after artillery fire.
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Lonpox
War Office
Lora Roberts
Hutton
Zand
Broadwood
Ian Hamilton
Hunter
Paget
Vaal
Warrenton
Roberts Praised Rhodes Work In Kimberley
Lord Roberts commends Colonel Kekewich for tact judgment and resolve at Kimberley. Rhodes and other citizens aided in maintaining order, tending the sick and wounded, and supporting mounted defense. Rhodes helped raise the Kimberley Light Horse and supplied horses for mounted troops. In St Louis, a street car strike disrupts the city with 4600 workers voting for union recognition and wage demands. Six injured in mob violence as cars attacked.
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Lonpox
Lord Roberts
Kekewich
Kimberley
Cecil Rhodes
Rhodes
ST. Louis
Sharkey Knocks Out Choynski at Two Rounds
Tom Sharkey at Tattersall's in Brighton beats Joe Choynski of California by a knockout just as the second round ends. The bout featured fierce exchanges with Sharkey maintaining control throughout. The blow came on the jaw as the bell rang ending the round. In Princeros, New Mexico, the eighty eighth annual seminary commencement concluded with John E. McCook addressing 74 graduates and advising against entangling in criticism of the Presbyterian creed while Rev. Maitland Alexander announced fellowship and prize awards.
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Choynski
Cmbaco
Tom Sharkey
Tattersall's
Joe Choynski
California
Sharkey
Princeros
Theological Seminary
John E.mccook
McCook
Maitland Alexander
Pittsburg
Germany Unfriendly. Patrie Says Kaiser Seeks British Neutrality
The Patrie, a nationalist London dispatch, claims Germany’s Wilhelm II seeks Britain’s neutrality, fearing a possible war with the United States. It cites Admiral Drederichs’s Manila clash and U.S. opposition to a greater Germany in Brazil and Argentina as causes of cool relations.
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Associated Press
the Patrie
London
William
Germany
Great Britain
United States
The
Patrie
National convention of Middle of-the-road Populists met
Cincinnati May 9 Associated Press report says the national convention convened in Robinsons opera house with representation from all states and territories except Arizona New Mexico North Carolina South Carolina and Vermont D Clem Weaver opened the session M W Howard of Alabama was named temporary chairman in an address urging a break from 1899 folly and a shift away from strong silver emphasis toward government currency control public utilities ownership and the initiative and referendum.
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Cincinnati
Associated Press
Robinson
Opera House
Arizona
New Mexico
North Carolina
South Carolina
Vermont
D.clem Weaver
M. W. Howard
Alabama
Connecticut Republicans Endorse 1896 Platform At State Convention
The Connecticut Republican convention reaffirmed the St. Louis Platform of 1866, endorsing trusts only if they lower production costs without reducing wages. It urges laws to protect stockholders from fraud, laborers from injustice, and consumers from extortion while benefiting American consumers.
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Hartrorp
Associated Press
Not a Car Running In St Louis May 9
Not a street car is moving today as the general manager demands ample police protection. Yesterday's protection was inadequate. He has men to man cars but does not want to expose them to danger. The chief of police says the force is too small to provide required protection, but would aid one line if the company operates it.
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St. Louis
Associated Press
W. L. E. notes on Sherrodsville mine run change
A new permanent W. & L. E. assignment shifts the Sherrodsville mine run to Conductor Harry Weiler and crew to handle Thompson and Somers mines and Craig Stone quarry output. Jacob Rippel moves to Somerdale output and massillon yards, with Weiler’s crew stationed at Sherodsville. The Thompsons are expected to yield 100 carloads daily in summer.
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Sherrodsville
Harry Weiler
Thompson and
Somers
Craig Stone
Jacob Rippel
Somerdale
Columbia Yards
Weiler
Sherodsville
New Thompson
Rippel
Massillon
Carl Reichel
Terminal Junction
Piles Cured Without the Knife by Pazo Ointment
A druggist named Whom you know offers a refund guarantee for Pazo Ointment if it fails to cure itching bleeding or protracted piles. Cures ordinary cases in ten days and stubborn ones in sixteen. One application provides instant ease. Sold with No Cure No Pay for $1 at druggists in Masaillon.
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Rehatte
Masaillon
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J. H. Hunt
H. L. McLain
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A A Tssell & CO
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Jos
Corns &80N
Assillon Glass Factory
Assillon Leon Bridge
Ron Structures
Jewelers
J of Ogleman
South
Erie
Siusser
Ameri Can
Terre Haute
Tonline CO
M. E. Constitution
Pettit
Widener
Quban
Bill
Ackinley
Rnia
Wilkie
William J. Burns
Secret Service
Volkesraal
Zand River
Roberts
Rhodes’ Work
Tiors
Princeton Theological Comm
England
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Connecticut
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