Peruna Endorsed by Congressmen for Catarrh Relief
The United States Census Report discusses catarrh and endorses Peruna. Hon. Amos J. Cummings of New York testifies it helped him in Cuba and urges continued use. Major General Joseph Wheeler also supports Peruna as a tonic and cure for catarrh. The ad claims catarrh is widespread and Peruna removes the cause, urging readers to request a free book from The Peruna Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Cummings
New York City
Amos J. Cummings
New York
Cuba
Ody
Peruna
Sullivan
Roach
Enery
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus, O
The Wonderful City that Jack Built Editorial Salvo
In Galena Kansas Times editor Mr Barke leaves, as deputy editor H L Howe issues a salutatory promising continued daily publication if self supporting. If finances fail weekly edition may be printed and staff may relocate and cease operations. Also notes probate of Col John L Morehead and huge estate, and Manila reports the killing of deserter David Fagin leading insurgents against Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barke
Galena
Kansas
Times
Ene Jackson
H. L. Howe
Manila
David Fagin
Being Good and Being Bad in City Politics
The piece cites Rev. Dr. Charles H. Parkhurst on why good people tire of being good before bad people tire of being bad. It notes gendered views on virtue and moral fatigue, then mentions a Chicago mass meeting led by W Bourke Cockran urging the President to end the South African war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Parkhurst
New York
Parkbraet
Angood
Charlotte Observer
Chicago
W. Bourke Rap
Reverend Briggs Endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Rev Marguerite St Omer Briggs of Detroit endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound noting twenty years in medical work and witness to female illnesses. She claims the product cured more women than any other remedy and urges sick women to try it in a letter valued at 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite St. Omer Briggs
Mount Calm Street
Detroit
Michigan
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mas. Pinxham
Debates Over Philippines and Rail Route Plans Stir 19th Century Opinion
A fragment from a newspaper page surveys American views on the Philippines amid imperial critiques, noting calls for withdrawal and racial bias as well as praise for certain leaders. It also discusses railroad ambitions in North Carolina, outlining proposed connections from Waynesville toward Seaboard Air Line, and potential links to Virginia lines to improve regional traffic.
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Tennessee
Asheville
Raleigh Post
New Seeeee Pee
Catien
Waynesville
Seaboard Air Line
Come
Sevierville
Knoxville
Mount Airy
Virginia Line
Wilmington
Cape Fear and
Yadkin Valley
Virginia
North Carolina
Wilmington Star
Killed at a Railroad Crossing on West Fifth Street
Mr. Watt Sinclair was killed about 9 a m at the West Fifth Street crossing of the Southern Railway. He had just left Oates' cotton mill where his daughter and son in law work and was returning home to the branch row near Finnwood cemetery when the No 33 southbound mail train struck him. Deafness and a blocked view by the cotton warehouse were cited as factors in the accident. The Fifth street crossing has long been known as dangerous and nearly visibility is limited. Sinclair was a respected, longtime Charlotte resident.
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Serge Trom
Batto
Ian Koe
Philippines
Islands
Filippinos
Pacifics
Roosevelt
Natn
Taft
Aenean
Sheridan
Warren
Japan
Hancock
Aere Cracel
Pacific Ocean
Watt Sinclair
West Fifth Street
Southern Railway
Sinclair
Oates
Brach Row
Finnwood Cemetery
Southern
Oates Mill
Fifth Street
R. Sinclair
Charlotte
Charlotte News
Indicted Berry Howard Arrested After Goebel Assassination Case
Berry Howard, under indictment for the Goebel assassination, was arrested at Pan Dae Boia on Saturday. The town council recently passed an ordinance prohibiting loafers from crowding about the depot, as officers pursued alibis and witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry Howard
William Goebel
Pan Dae Boia
Howard
Meereoriis
Child recalls prayer habit and gratitude in childhood
A fragment recalls a wife and man describing a lifelong custom of thanking God for gifts and asking Him for needs. The passage reflects a child’s view of prayer as conversation with a kind, ever-present divine friend and the value of gratitude.
Morning at the Baker's Home
A brisk family scene unfolds as Jack returns with breakfast rolls from the baker. He sheds his outerwear, greets his father with a cheerful tone, and shares a warm start to the day. The family, including a small child, gathers by the fire and enjoys a simple, content morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Poe
Fragmentary obituary notes missing key details
A garbled text fragment mentions a doctor and a person named Eeyore Grou tree Bt por beet with unclear context. The record lacks readable dates, places, or events to confirm an obituary or related notice.
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Isrighy, Taver
Taverent Acre
Sn Deates Eee Talarvts
Baro Taste Toon Cotaere
Itte
Catarrh
Joe Wheeler
Joseph Wheeler
P. Graves
P. Garter
R. Lewellyn
Carter & Lewellyn
eFittories-at-Law
W. 8S. Taylor
Geo. W. Sparger
BN. C
John E. Banner
Taylor
ORAC
Mount Airy, N
W. R. Badgett
Pilot Mountain
N. C
J. A. Tesh
W. C
Aaron T. Penn
Siren
Iar
C. Weseay
John L. Morehead
Philippine Islands
Mr. DeArmond
Hoover
Reed
Eblp
Furera
Harness Ol
Charles Aa
Bustoaloe
W. C. Fulton
p-McCorkle Dry Goods Co
Teaportay
Greensboro
M. L. Vowemrs
L Bank
Mir
Aimy
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