Health remedy ad touts patent bitters and pain balm
An advertisement extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters to ward off malaria rheumatism and digestive issues. It claims use before meals boosts appetite and provides prevention after exposure. Also cites Jakob Esbensen praising Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism and notes bottles are sold by P Morganthaler.
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Jacob Esbensen
Chicago Lumber Co
Des Moines
Old Country
P. Morganthaler
Weaspa UHIVE Subscription Push
A brief advertisement urges readers to subscribe now, highlighting a call to action and emphasizing value and timely access to the service. The message references UHIVE branding and an inviting tone to encourage immediate sign ups.
Campaign Rally Opens Republican Drive in Springfield
Springfield Ohio September crowds swell to about 50 000 as Republican leaders Sherman McKinley Foraker and Bushnell headline a two mile parade.Speeches by Sherman Bushnell McKinley and Foraker urge electing Bushnell to Congress and Foraker to the Senate while praising the party’s currency policy and criticizing the Democratic tariff agenda.
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Clark County Central Committee
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Quay Withholds Support in Cameron Re Election Battle
Philadelphia Sept 11 A political stir claims Senator Quay will not back J Donald Cameron in his bid for re election insiders think Quay would oppose Cameron even if he wins but doubt the tale The only request from Cameron allies was to use influence with the Cramp shipyard group to aid him in the Sixteenth district Cameron refused Matt Fader of Wabasha Minn dies as the sixth dynamite explosion victim in Specht s Ferry Iowa cholera declared in Podolia province Local thunder storms with warm fair winds in the forecast.
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Roderick
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Henry Ickes
D. Naysmith
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T. H. Currie
Canton
Warwick Mine
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Naysmith
Wm. G. Miller
Sippo
Defender Victory and Protest in Race for America's Cup
In New York on September 11, Defender struggled after a mishap but finished within 17 seconds of Valkyrie as protest flags flew. Valkyrie led early while Defender repaired sails and pursued a dramatic coast race with potential resails if the protest stands.
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Explosion Kills Seven Guardsmen in Kentucky Salute
A caisson explosion on Broadway in Louisville after 5:00 am killed seven Kentucky National Guard soldiers and injured two, including a fatal wound to Fred Cohn. The victims, all from Louisville, were part of Battery A. The event occurs amid a larger encampment with a grand parade of veterans and a reception for Commander Lawler.
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McKinny
Ohio
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Nebraska
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New Orleans
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War Navy
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