No Remedy Equals Peruna in Women’s Complaints
Miss Susan Wymar of Richmond school Chicago writes that Peru na brought relief only for those who have suffered and that every bottle proved a good friend. Mrs Margaretha Dauben Racine Wis says Peru na makes her feel well and happy after taking it for female troubles. Peru na claims no equal in irregularities and pelvic catarrh. free book offered to women.
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Susan Wymar
Richmond School
Chicago
Hartman
Peru Na
Margaretha Dauben
North Superior St
Racine City
Wis
Pen
Tam
Columbus
Saving you money on dress goods and suits in 1889
A promotional note promises low prices and wide choices of dress goods and suitings from wholesalers and retailers. It touts up to a hundred styles at a “half a dollar” price, with widths from 40 to 52 inches, urging customers to specify needs when requesting samples.
Extraordinary Flanneletts and Dress Accessories Ad
A small fashion note highlights extraordinary flanneletts with neat stripes for underskirts and dress sacs and wrappers. Prices show a range starting at adc in the period advertisement style.
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Adc
Ohio Vote Returns Show McLean Wins in Cleveland
Return totals indicate Judge Nash leads statewide with a Republican majority in the legislature. Jones carries Cleveland and other cities where Democratic support was strong, while McLean secures a notable Ohio win in Cleveland, with Hanna praising a strong Republican victory overall.
Fusion Ticket Dominates Nebraska Returns
Early returns from Nebraska show a fusion majority with Holcomb and the fusion state ticket likely to win by around 10 000 votes. Republicans trail by precinct, while overall turnout slips for both parties. In Arapahoe county Democrats lead. city water works bonds pass.
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Holcomb
Sonen Dodge
Livcorx
Neb
Nebraska
Denter
Arapahoe
Wheaton lands near San Fabian amid Luzon advance
Nov 5 report says General Wheaton's orders aimed to land near San Fabian, 20 miles northeast of Dagupan, where insurgents number about 300 entrenched while Dagupan holds thousands. MacArthur poised to move toward Tarlac, Lawton facing ruined bridges and scarce rations as reinforcements prepare and a Fourth Cavalry raft disaster noted.
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Maina
San Favian
Wheaton
Tarlac
Lawton
MacArthur
Fourth Cavalry
Cabanatuan
Third Cavalry
Campaign results mirror party gains across Kentucky and Nebraska
In Louisville and elsewhere early returns favor Republicans with Goebel’s lead narrowing. Former Senator Blackburn congratulates Bryan on Nebraska victory while claiming Kentucky error margins favor Republicans by about 7 600 votes. Chairman Long asserts Taylor won Kentucky by 10 000 to 15 000, dominating several districts and Louisville by 5 000 to 8 000.
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Franxgerort
Blackburn
W. J. Bryan
Kentucky
Nebraska
Sone
Goebel
Lovuisvile
Long
Republican Campaign Committee
General Taylor
Taylor
Chairman Long
Louisville
Troops Called Out At Louisville Polls Amid Election Tensions
Nov 8 dispatches report Colonel Mengel ordering the Louisville Legion to the armory as Governor Bradley authorized troops to guard polling places. Police and deputies faced armed groups from Republican headquarters in Lexington, with brief gunfire and one injury, while courts granted inspection orders and preliminaries to restrain interference.
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Louisville
CG. C. Menger
Bradley
Louisville Legion
Brown Ucket
Toney
Circuit Court
Brown
Ponvy
Mengel
Sherif Gell
Coney
Mengzel
Leximitox, Ky
Col Barnett Election Sees Surprising Light Vote
Philadelphia reports show Col James E. Barnett Republican state treasurer winner with a statewide plurality around 125 000 and rough totals indicating about 138 480 in some counties. Returns from Philadelphia Allegheny and other counties suggest a light turnout not seen in years with Barnett carrying the county by 15 000 to 18 000 and other ticket members also securing wins.
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Philadelphia
Barnett
Creasy
James E. Barnett
Treasuer
Burnett
Pennsylvania
Berks
Lehigh
H. D. Greene
D. M. Ermentront
Pittsburg
R. B. Serandrett
Elgin
Elkin
Beacom
Pirtssuna
Election Returns Signal Continued Republican Lead in Assembly
Nov 4 report shows Republicans retain similar majority in next New York assembly. Democratic gains offset in urban areas while rural counties swing against them. In New York City and neighboring counties Republicans win most seats. Syracuse mayor James K. McGuire, a Democrat, is re elected. Boston backs Democrat Robert Treat Paine Jr. as governor despite three years of Republican wins.
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Erie County
Chemung County
Eantor Devi DL
Kuiale
Troy
Albany
James K. McGuire
Syracuse
New York City
Gray
Kumgs
Corr
Vatmaniy
Noelarton
Ate
New York County
Boston
Robert Treat Paine Jr
W. Alur Crane
Capdeville Triumphs in New Orleans Mayoral Race
New Orleans election concluded quietly as Paul Capdeville defeated incumbent Walter Flower by at least 6000 votes. The race featured prominent issues on state and Union Senate rights and municipal ownership.
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New Orleans
Nov.s
Paul Capdeville
Walter ©. Flower
Philippines policy assessed by Wheeler in American debate
The article discusses Wheeler's stance on the Philippines, arguing that Americans should retain control. It notes public fears of insurgent support for independence if the U S withdraws, while stressing Philippine wealth and energy under American influence. It warns that calls for independence could embolden Aguinaldo and threaten lives and property.
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Chengitert
Phata Islands
Ameringos
United States
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Democratic Victory Looms in Maryland Elections
Baltimore reports incomplete returns show Republicans crushed in Maryland. Democratic candidate John Walter Smith appears chosen by a margin from 40,000 to 15,000. Lower house likely Democratic, with enough state senators to control both legislature. Democrats jubilant. Republicans blame treachery among Malster followers and George L Wellington, who predicted GOP defeat after resigning as state central chairman.
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Baltimore
Maryland
John Walter Smith
General Assembly
Malster
United States
George L. Wellington
State Central Conuittee
Methodist Bishops Hold Closed Session In This City
The final session of the semi annual meeting of the M E church board of bishops was private after eight days of business. Bishops will go to Baltimore to meet church extension officials and Freyman's Aid supporters plan to speak from local pulpits. The full board will convene with the Freemena's Aid and educational committees in a two day gathering and then travel to Washington on Nov 13 for the general missionary committee.
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Freydmiel
Board of Bishops
Freelmena
Washington
Vommnttee
Funeral of Monsignor Jessing in Corrmavs
Monsignor Joseph Jessing’s funeral occurred on November 8 in Corrmavs. Two sermons were delivered as his remains were interred in a vault at Mount Calvary cemetery. He reportedly wished to be buried beneath the altar, with a final prayer said.
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Joseph Jessing Ocu
Maran
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Wader
American Elertion Event Report From New York Area
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an arrival related to American Elertion with references to New York, Lord, Dame, Redmond, and events from Boston to BADTUSS. Details are unclear. readable names include New York, Lord, Redmond, and Boston. exact purpose and date are not established.
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Dame Hon Redmond
Basten Tor
Agreement to Arbitrate Samoa Claims
Washington November 8 reports state department officials and envoys from Britain Germany Norway and Sweden signed a convention to arbitrate Samoa claims for damages caused by naval and military operations. General Davis from Porto Rico announced the death of Private George D. Lee of the Eleventh Infantry Company 8 from a stab wound on November 3.
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Washington
Nov. S
Hill
United Sears
Mr Tower
Great Britain
AL. Mumm von Schwarzenstein
VSS
Germany
State Department
Samoa
Kuiay Oscar II
Norway
Sweden
Davis
Porto Rico
George D. Lee
Eleventh Infantry
Ladysmith Siege and Boer Movements Reported
The dispatches describe Boer forces near Ladysmith and skirmishes along the line, with cavalry actions, shelling, and British attempts to repair lines. Reports hint at efforts to restore communications and potential decisive engagements as British and Boer forces maneuver near Estcourt and Ladysmith.
Denial from Gervany Sparks Unclear Message
An unclear denial from Gervany is reported with fragmented phrases mentioning Vaal eser and a bus incident. The notice contains stray terms and appears to be OCR garble with no cohesive names, dates, or locations clearly identified.
Wis trsing to Kelese Vatek Was Wores WAY L Prusy Ring
A garbled OCR note references Wis tracing to Kelese Vatek and a phrase about Wores being a ring. No clear events, names, or locations emerge beyond fragmented terms. The readable bits suggest a misread headline or caption rather than a coherent report.
Fragmented text outlines wartime casualty claims
An unclear OCR fragment describes a battle scenario with names such as Caplan Knapp and Liewten ant Beabhaut. It mentions total losses and wounded counts, referencing places and dates in a garbled form. The readable parts imply a structured notice or casualty report from a historic conflict.
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Lespos
Dared Moudar
Phere
Tee Priday
Unity
Caplan Knapp
Liewtenant Beabhaut
Boers invade Inerwaruma Zululand loot and burn
Boers invaded Inerwaruma in Zululand looting and burning public buildings and stores. The magistrate, police and other inhabitants fled toward Eshuwe.
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Desgay
Natal
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