Pullman Parlor Cars Add New Cleveland Route
New through car service between Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati on the Cleveland Akron Columbus Railway features Pullman parlor cars from the Pullman company. Cars offer large plate glass windows roomy smoking and ladies rooms with a dresser mirror. departures: Cleveland 8 35 am Akron 9 56 am Orrville 10 50 am Columbus 2 10 am Cincinnati 5 40 pm return Cincinnati 8 30 am Columbus 11 45 am Mt Vernon 1 15 pm Millersburg 2 35 pm Orrville 3 17 pm Akron 4 15 pm arrive Cleveland 5 40 pm. Connections 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
Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
The Strength of Twenty Men and Hood's Sarsaparilla
An old adv says Shakespeare would note Hood's Sarsaparilla boosts vitality by enriching blood, improving appetite and digestion. It promotes strength and energy for those not in peak health. Hood's Pills advertised as non-irritating cathartic accompanying the remedy.
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Hood
Cold Steel or Death In cured stomach and liver tale
Mrs. I. B. Hunt of Lime Ridge Wisconsin faced a dire prospect for her stomach trouble and jaundice after failed treatments. She heard of Electric Bitters, used seven bottles, and was cured avoiding surgery. The drug is advertised as a guaranteed cure for stomach liver and kidney troubles priced 50 cents at Zz T. Baltzly's drug store.
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Miles’ Nervine
J. M. White
Williamston
Mich
I. B. Hunt
Lime Ridge
Wis
T. Baltzly
Monster Desk Fish Destroying 118 Victim Con Spation
A sensational claim describes a murderous malady affecting organs nerves muscles and brain. It touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a safe and certain cure for stomach liver kidneys and bowels, priced at 25 cents at Z T Bahaly's drug store and urges readers to subscribe now.
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Dr. King
Z. T Bahaly
Change of Creed Considered by Presbyterian Assembly
The May meeting in St. Louis saw a committee urge appointing a 15 member panel to restate doctrine and report next assembly, while presbyteries would act in fall. Debate highlighted 38 overtures, 190 with no change, and various reform ideas. Salary talks led to no cut from 4000 to 3000. seven nominees listed for permanent clerk.
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Herrick Jackson
Chicago
Assembly
Robert F. Sample
George P. Pentecost
New York
Christ
Kempshall
Elizabeth
N. J
Sutphan
Cleveland
William McKibben
Graham
Pennsylvania
Craig
Henry Branch
Synod of Baltimore
William B. Noble
California
Benjamin H. Gemmill
Philadelphia
E. T. Swiggett
Ohio
Ralston T. Smith
J. H. Miller
Missouri
C. 5. McClellan
McKibben
Judicial Committee
Methodist Conference Elects Two Bishops After Ballot Battle
Caiiaco May 23 The Methodist general conference elected two board of general superintendents to the episcopacy on the seventeenth ballot Dr J W Hamilton of the New England conference and Dr David H Moore of Cincinnati both receiving well over two thirds Also the admission of women to the general conference was approved along with the constitution as amended Biographies of the new bishops follow noting John William Hamilton born in Lewis County Virginia March 3 1845 and other career details
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Southern Education Society
Jexye Lee
Methodist Church
Church In
Ireland
Eng
David H. Moore
Cincinnati
Western Christian Advocate
Athens
Bainbridge Afreust
Ohio University
Marietta
Eighty-seventh
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Harper’s Ferry
One-Hundred and Twenty-Fifth
Ohio Volunteers
Sherman
Wesleyan College For Women
Colorado Seminary
University of Denver
General Conference
Caiiaco
Methodist General Conference
Methodist
J. W. Hamilton
New England
Board of Freedman’s Aid and Southern Education Society
General Confernce
Story of the year told at Women’s Baptist Home Mission session
Miss H G Burdette of Chicago described a year starting with a 5000 deficit yet ending with a 1005 surplus and ample funds to begin the new year. Auxiliary societies rose by 561 from last year, with 232 women’s, 280 contributing young ladies and 258 contributing children’s societies. M E Zion Conference closes with praise for negro soldiers in Cuba and the Philippines and defense of voting rights for literate negroes.
SCALE AGAIN DELAYED AT AMALGAMATED CONVENTION
The seventh day of the Amal gamated Association session in Indianapolis saw the scale committee delay reporting as conservatives control the talks. Milwaukee is favored for the next convention. Delegates anticipate further disputes over a heavy wage advance รวม.
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Inpianppolis
Amalgamated Association
Milwaukee
Neely rearrested on Cuban post office fraud charge
Charles F. W. Neely, former Havana post office financial agent, is jailed in New York on a $50,000 bail after a United States Circuit Judge Lacombe issued the civil suit arrest. He faces charges of illegal conversion totaling $45,300.26. The War Department forwarded two criminal charges to Justice, tied to Cuban postal frauds and extradition.
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Seyations
New York
Charles F. W. Neely
Post Office Department
Havana
Cuba
United States
United States Circuit
Lacombe
Neely
George H. Burton
Edward K. Jones
Frederick P. Smith
Washington
War Department
Department of Justice
Burnett
Boers Seek American Influence Amid Hay Response
Washington May 28 The Boer delegates, disappointed by Secretary Hay's reply on neutrality, plan mass meetings in major cities to sway U S public opinion and influence peace terms. They may dine with Hay and will remain in the capital for several days as private agitation continues.
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Washindon
State Department
Hay
United States
Genet
Transvaal
Free State
DeBruyn
de Bruyn
Mystic Shrine Parade Furnishes Washington Pageant
On May 4 23 Mystic Shrine nobles held undisputed control of Washington with a Mecca like scene. President McKinley watched the procession from the White House portico as Arab patrols escorted Imperial Potentate Atwood to the Columbia theatre for the imperial council. A parade of nobles in fez and dress suits followed last evening.
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Wasnindton
Washington
Mecca
McKinley
White House
Atwood
Columbia Theatre
Imperial Council
Little Girl Murdered Near Austin Ohio
Ethel Long aged 13 daughter of Stephen Long on a farm near Austin found at a spring with throat cut and head smashed after alleged assault. A colored man named Richard Gardiner arrested at Austin claims Cincinnati as home. Blood stains found on his clothes. An attempted lynching was prevented. citizens at Frankfort and Austin threaten action. Deputy Devine moved Gardiner to Marietta amid fever heat.
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Chillicothe
Ethel Long
Stephen Long
Austin
Richard Gardiner
Cincinnati
Devine
Frankfort
Marietta
Gardiner
Suppression Crackdown on Boxers Reaches Pekin
May 23 Pekin reports authorities move to crush the Boxer movement as troops are deployed to disturbed districts with orders to suppress outrages. Six leaders have been arrested in Pekin amid the crackdown.
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Pekin
Major Found Guilty of Murder in Titusville Case
Major was found guilty of murder in the first degree for the killing of Police Chief McGrath in Titusville Pennsylvania. The verdict was delivered in Meadville on May 2.
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Major
Meadville
McGrath
Titusville
Spooner Defends Philippine Policy in Senate Speech
In Washington, Senator Spooner of Wisconsin argued for his bill to place Philippine island governance in the president’s hands after insurrection suppression until Congress acts. He asserted no other policy could fit the circumstances or avoid dishonor, while senators Carter and Allen introduced or advanced related resolutions on South Africa, translations of constitutions, and the North American Trust Co. inquiry in Havana. Other business was transacted.
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Carter
Montana
Clark
Wellington
Allen
Senate
South African Republic
Orange Free State
Kenney
Del
Secretary of War
Philippines
Committee On Military Affairs
Jones
Ark
North American Trust Company
Havana
Sugar Dominates Wall Street Trading On May Day
Sugar certificates drove activity on the New York Stock Exchange with most contracts closed by day’s end. American Tobacco rallied alongside sugar while others fell back. Bond trading was dull. sugar movement overshadowed the broader market amid mixed industrials and a cautious tone on futures. In Crestier Pennsylvania a tragedy unfolded as Annie Chisem Gilmore killed herself in Ridley Park, dying in her husband Major J C Gilmore's arms after cutting her throat with a razor. Major Gilmore, awaiting treatment plans for his wife, faced the distress of two sons and the family’s constant watchfulness over her mental condition.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Bugar
American Tobacco
Baltimore
Ohio
Paris
United States
Crestier
Annie Chisem Gilmore
J. C. Gilmore
The
National Guard of Pennsylvania
Ridley Park
Major Gilmore
Excitement in Kentucky Powers Released on Pardon
John L Powers arrested in Barboursville over the Goebel murder case was freed after his attorneys filed habeas corpus and Governor Taylor issued a pardon. Judge Wyatt ruled the pardon valid, amid rumors of Beckham soldiers arriving to take Powers. In Paducah Finley and Tyler seek Governor Mount to press a requisition as Justis Goebel aids. The Lutheran league held its fourth annual convention in Cruxctyaville with nearly 2,000 delegates.
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Powers
Barboursville
Taylor
John L. Powers
Goebel
Wyatt
Beckham
Inpias
Charles Finley
W. 8
Tyler
Kentucky
Justis Goebel
Crockel
Mount
Finley
Newman Town News May bring word of many visits
In Newman May 23 Mr and Mrs David H Jones visited East Greenville with relatives and friends. Funerals and visits fill the week as townsfolk attended William Williams funeral in North Lawrence. local exchanges note contract changes and a hot Seventh district contest with Akron links while Decoration Day plans advance and Rev N E Moffit is slated to speak.
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Newman
David H. Jones
East Greenville
William Williams
North Lawrence
Mary Williams
Carrie Livinggood
Canal Fulton
Canton Business College
L. W. DeHoff
John Dodd
Sippo
Findley
A.Q Davis
Boxwell
Canton
Jennie Kitt
Lottie Roderick
Edward
Massillon
Margaret Findley
W. A. Harrold
Roseland
J. H. Kingsley
F. B. Smith
Washington, D.C
J. W. Hannon
Thomas Powell
John Doubledee
Jabez Thomas
Navarre
Newman Cemetery
James Archibald
John Robertson
Joshua Davis
John D. Richards
Biddison
Charles Dick
Akron
Charlie
Stark County
N. E. Moffit
W. ©. Pearce
Pearce
Miners of
Ohio
W. Wilson
Pennsylvania
Mitchell
Mt Eaton Notes and Crystal Spring Smash Up
Mt Eaton notes record local arrivals and visits from George Kent Bettecker of Massillon funeral attendance for John Flory and other small town movements. Crystal Shrine reports a buggy collision near Canal Fulton damaging the vehicle injuring occupants and the horse killed by a rail freight train. Mayville notes Alvin Crummel visiting Barberton and local residents making small town moves with visits and house painting chores.
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Crystal Spring
Crystal Shrine
William Murray
Charles Gill
Canal Fulton
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Lutheran League
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Earox
George Kent
Bettecker
John Flory
Glenn
Wooster
Presbyterian Church
John Fabrney
Jay McDowell
A. G. Schaffter
Near East Union
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Harris Desvoignes
W. D. Mumaw
Maysville
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Barberton
Edward Ore Hag
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William Fisner
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Charles Morel
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