Stomach Remedy Trials Report Noted Positive Results
A promotional report touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe effective cure for indigestion sour stomach loss of appetite and related symptoms. Endorsements from Judge Frank Veal USConsul George W Roosevelt and others claim relief after using the tablets with many users noting restored appetite and digestion. Full sized packages available by Stuart Co.
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Frank
Vea
District Court of
Crookston
Mion
Geo. W. Roosevelt
U. S
Brussels
Belgium
Stuart
W. D. Tomlin
Duluth
Minn
G. D. Ed Ardea
Ondovi
Wis
Mich
Taat S.c
Stuart Co
Tuskegee Conference Aims to Remedy Evils Blocking Race Progress
The Tuskegee Negro conference opened with about 400 attendees from Alabama Mississippi Georgia and beyond. Professor B T Washington delivered the opening address as delegates from southern religious bodies discuss industrial educational and religious conditions and seek remedies for racial advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuskegee
Alaardh
Tuskegee Negro Conference
Tuskegee Negro Industrial and Normal School
America
Alabama
Mississippi
Georgia
B. T. Washington
South
Russian explorer assesses Nansen depots bring earliest letter
Baron Toll, who set up Nansen provision depots on New Siberian islands, notes that a Nov 10 letter from trader Kachanareff at Ust Yansk reduces chances that Nansen already reached the mainland. If the trader’s letter and Nansen’s route align, direct communication would have arrived earlier.
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St. Petiissure
A Little Girl's Escape From Nervous Illness
A Kansas case details a mother’s report of her daughter's severe nervous illness and pale, thin condition. After using Dr Williams Pink Pills the child improves markedly and gains health, with the doctor praised for the successful remedy. The letter endorses the medicine produced by William’s Medicine Co. and sold at 50 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber
Edgerton
Kas
Gerton
Kan
Seois
Senate postpones Cuban question as war talk rises
In Washington on March 6 the Cuban dispute stalled after Mr Sherman urged immediate action on the conferees report. Senators debated Cuba's independence, with Mr Chandler supporting recognition even toward war with Spain. The vote was delayed until Monday as the Senate adjourned.
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Hall
Maine
Chandler
Cuba
Spain
Akley
United States
Sherman
Senate
Interest in Abolishing U S Fee System Debated in House
The House wrangled four hours over salaries of United States marshals and the fee system in the legislative appropriation bill. A sensational attack on President Cleveland by Rep. Hartman dominated debate, as conferees for the Cuban resolution were named.
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House
Hartman
Monatana
Wasninetos
United States
Cleveland
Presbyterian Home Mission
New York
Louisiana
Maine
Nevada
New Jersey
Northern District
Messrs. Hitt
Rep
Miss
Adams
Mulligan Nomination Withdrawn for Capetown Post
Washington March 6 The nomination of James H Mulligan of Kentucky to be United States consul general at Capetown South Africa was withdrawn at Mulligan's own request He preferred a transfer from Apia Samoa but did not want this exchange.
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Washington
James H. Mulligan
Kentucky
United States
Capetown
South Africa
Senator Elkins Proposes 10 Cent Ad Valorem Duty
Washington March 6 Senator Elkins introduces a bill to add a discriminating ad valorem duty of 10 cents on all merchandise imported in vessels not owned by U S citizens, alongside existing duties.
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Washington
Elkins
The
United States
State Livestock Commission Debates Hog Transport Disinfection
SnmpraNaPOLis March 6 The state livestock sanitary commission met at the statehouse discussing a plan urged by E B Martindale president of the state board of commerce to have railroads disinfect hog transport routes at frequent intervals to reduce hog cholera The commission viewed the proposal favorably and will likely act further
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Snmpranapolis
State Livestock Sanitary Commission
Statehouse
E. B. Martindale
State Board of Commerce
Cate
Mar. Martine
Man Hauls Rheumatism Cure Box That Delivers Only Pingree Buttons
Saetty Michigan resident trusted a Chicago cure company and awaited a mail order remedy. He received a box full of Pingree campaign buttons instead, leaving his rheumatism unchanged and his wait for relief unfulfilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saetsy, Mich
Chicago
Normal School Destroyed in Missouri blaze
Stanpury Missouri March 6 The Northwestern Normal School housing about 400 students from nearly every state burned to the ground. Loss estimated at 60,000 with $6,000 insured. All students escaped unharmed despite the rapid fire.
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Normal School
Stanpury
Northwestern Normal Schoul
Lasa
Much Married Man C Wilmoth Linked to Nine Marriages
H C Wilmoth, arrested after transfer from Terre Haute to Kansas City, is accused of nine marriages in nine years to women in Chicago, Duluth, St Paul, Cincinnati and other cities. He allegedly deserted each after obtaining money. Two former wives, Ora Wilkins of Seneca Kansas and a former Effingham Ill woman, testified. Wilmoth had recently been released from state prison after a five year sentence for defrauding a Kansas City wife married in 1890. sentence was postponed.
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C. Wilmoth
Kansas City
H. C. Wilmoth
Terre Haute
Ind
Wilmoth
Chicago
Duluth
St. Paul
Cincinnati
Wilmoth No
Ora Wilkins
Seneca
Kan
Effingham, Ill
State Penitentiary
Ellizon
Holmes to Die May 7 in Execution Scheduled by Governor Hastings
Holmes, convicted murderer of Benjamin Pu gel and linked to 21 other deaths, was set for execution on May 7 by Governor Hastings after the supreme court upheld the lower court. The death warrant was sent to Sheriff Clement in Philadelphia and Holmes was granted 60 days to prepare.
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Haxgeissuna
H. H. Holmes
Benjamin Puegel
Hastings
Supreme Court
Executive Department
Beitler
the Holmes
Clement
Philadelphia
Bequests of Mrs. Marsh Favor Michigan and Colorado
Denver paper reports Dr. Annie E. Marsh of Greeley Colo bequeathing nearly all her property to the University of Michigan and her body to the University of Colorado. Her lands include Altona Colorado and her husband completed the body bequest. Michigan has not received property notice. Funeral expenses by the state for Governor Greenhalge approved in Boston with adjournment and expected legislative attendance.
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Ann Harsor
Mich
Denver
Annie E. Marsh
Greeley
Colo
University of Michigan
University of Colorado
Altona
Colorado
Jealous husband slays wife in Broadway lodging house
In St Louis on March 5 Andrew Werten a 33 year old Canadian gypsy horse dealer killed his wife Louisa in a third floor room. He cut her throat with a razor and was not living with her at the time of the tragedy.
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St. Louis
Andrew Werten
Canada
Louisa
Broadway
Werten
Steamer John L Hasbrouck Sinks on New Hamburg Reef
The steamer John L Hasbrouck ran on the New Hamburg reef yesterday and sank. She lies at a very lou s position and may pieces. Her passengers were taken off. The Hasbrouck's owners have little hope of saving the boat.
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PorGenkerpsigz
N. Y
John L. Hasbrouck
New Hamburg Reef
Hambrouck
Blountsville Man Stabs Adolphus Murray in Norwcastle
Charles Smeltzer of Blountsville attacked Adolphus Murray with a knife in Norwcastle while intoxicated. Murray suffered dangerous wounds to the neck and shoulders in the incident reported March 6.
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Norwcastle
Ind
Charles Smeltzer
Blountsville
Adolphus Murray
Frank Murray
Weather moods and a medical pitch for laxatives
The snippet discusses Indiana and Ohio weather turning warmer with rain and clouds. It shifts to a social note about wedding plans and stresses, then promotes Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a laxative cure for dyspepsia and constipation, claiming gentle action and liver support, ending with a reference to a sample and a World's Medical address.
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Doctor Pierce
Pierce
N.Y
EV. Pierce
The
Invalids' Hotel and Institute
Probing for Fraud Conn May Run for Governor
Crown Port Ind March 6 A special session of the grand jury convened to probe charges against city officials by a Hammond citizens committee. Grand jury adjourned without indictments citing missing witnesses.
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Crown Port
Ind
Gillette
Hammond
Greencastle
Will Wood
Pearl Bryan
Temporary Injunction Granted Against Railway Harbor Plan
Judge Gillett of the Lake circuit grants a temporary injunction to Roby and Shedda blocking the Wolf Lake harbor scheme by the Chicago Lake Shore and Eastern Railway. Hearing set for next Monday to decide further action.
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Haswonp
Ind
Gillett
The
Lake Circuit Court
Roby and Shedda
Chicago, Lake Shore and Eastern Railway Company
Acert Tate
Wolf Lake Harbor
Warden and wife take residence at remodeled prison south
Jeffersonville Indiana March 6. Warden Hert and his wife are now occupying the warden's official residence at the prison south. The building has been completely remodeled into a modern structure with convict labor contributing to the changes on state grounds. Inside the remodeling Hider is making many changes and erecting new buildings.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Hert
Hider Ae
Conn Seen as Possible Governor Candidate in Indiana
Report says Charles Girard Conn editor and publisher of the Washington Times may return to Elkhart to pursue a run for governor. Conn previously represented the Thirteenth district from 1892 to 1894 and bought The Times while in Washington.
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Cone
Ligonier
Ind
Charlies Girard Conn
The
Washington Times
Elkhart
Conn
Con
Ashington
Times
Desperado In Trouble
Desperado William Kullard was jailed in Columbus after an attempted assault on Minnie Murphy a Hops milliner to avert a mob. He previously attacked Rothrock and wife five years ago, shooting them and a pursuing constable. he served four years and was released only weeks ago.
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Desperado
Hops
Ind
William Kullard
Minnie Murphy
Columbus
Rothrock
Ee Ee
Strike at Giles Flintglass Works Continues in Repley
The strike at Giles flintglass works in Repley Indiana continues as nonunion workers demand joining the union and refuse to refine. The union offers six dollars per week, and only a few workers remain at the plant.
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Repley
Ind
Giles Flintglass Works
Sogfarine Ae Ee
Governor at Terre Haute horse sale and statewide politics
Governor Matthews attended the Terre Haute horse sale yesterday as Indiana politics move ahead with a Republican state convention call for May 7. The report mentions a tannery plan for Indianapolis and various local incidents including a jaw injury from a mule and a fatal quarry accident near Bloomington.
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Matthews
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
John Patton
Hope
D. D. Banta
Law School
the State University
Bloomington
Sanford Brown
Muncie
Anderson Sanday
M. H. Appleby
North Indianapolis
M. RE. Church
Pearl Bryan
Henry County Blacksmiths’ Association
W. D. Owen
Horsee Roasted to Death in Indiana Barn Fire
Sportspure Indiana March 6 a barn near Laxington owned by Oliver M Mace burned yesterday destroying an engine used to crush horses corn and hay valued at nearly 1000. A fine span of match horses were roasted to death. Found Dead In Bed in Southport Indiana March 6 William Haines was found dead in bed by his wife. Coroner attributes death to natural causes likely heart failure.
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Horsee
Sportspure
Ind
Bern
Oliver M. Mace
Laxington
Here
Southport
William Haines
Army officials summoned to Washington for Cuba commission
A World Washington dispatch says President Cleveland may send a military commission to Cuba to study conditions there. General Wesley Merritt, head of the Department of the Missouri, and several other high army officers were abruptly summoned to Washington, with no definite confirmation of a Cuba mission. The president reportedly trusts Merritt for a role of the proposed character.
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Washington
New Yor
Cleveland
Cuba
Wesley Merritt
Department of the Missouri
Merritt
Religious property tax case reaches supreme court
A suit filed in the supreme court questions tax exemptions for religious property. John A. Davis auditor of Cincinnati grounds heights seeks exemption for a property listed as a place for worship. The case follows lower court rulings affirming limited exemption. New Religious Movement and Salvation Army figures are noted in related reports.
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Ooumsous
Supreme Court
Hamilton
Clermont
John A. Davis
Cincinnati Grounds Heights
Loveland
Common Pleas Court
Circuit Court
Railroad Superintendent Shot in Weehawken Office
William Wattson superintendent of the Hudson river division of the West Shore railroad was shot and seriously wounded in his private office at the West Shore passenger depot Weehawken. Detective Edward Clifford of the Weehawken police and a former railroad employee is suspected. Clifford fired two shots reportedly after losing a position with the railroad.
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Weehawken
William Wattson
Hudson River Division
West Shore Railroad
West Shore
Edward Clifford
Wechawken Police
Clifford
Fire damages six story Laight Street building in New York
A morning fire on Laight Street damaged a six story building. The blaze started in the basement where William Radam operates a microbe killer. The first floor houses the B Ohlman notions factory and the structure is owned by a machine company that makes bicycle machinery. Damage will be heavy.
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New York
Laight Street
William Radam
B. Ohlman
Cordova Crisis After Trial Trip Run Aground Off New Jersey
The Colombian cruiser Cordova on a trial voyage from Perth Amboy ran aground in Princess Bay near the Mount Verreta mission. It was commanded by Perth Amboy pilot Thomas Liddle with a crew and 40 guests aboard.
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Porto Awpoy
N. J
Cordova
Perth Amboy
Epson
Princess Bay
Mount Verreta
Thomas Liddle
Identification Fails to Solve Cause of Mary Fox Death
The body washed ashore at Lioyi's Neck, New York, is identified as Mary Fox of Brooklyn. Authorities still cannot determine if the death was an accident, self harm, or murder, leaving the cause a mystery.
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Homington
Lioyi
L. L
Mary Fox
Brooklyn
Corbett and Fitzsimmons Fight Articles Signed
National Sporting Club of London cabled 20 round bout terms to Richard K. Fox. Fitzsimmons refused to sign. Corbett agreed to sign, signaling readiness for the match.
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New York
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
National Sporting Club of London
Richard K. Fox
Police Gazette
Banker's Wife Dies in New York Hotel at 67
Mrs. Mary J. Bell wife of Minneapolis banker Joseph E. Beall died in the St Denia hotel from heart disease and apoplexy aged 67. She leaves two sons and ten relatives. The body was sent to Minneapolis by J Charles Burton.
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New York
Mary J. Bell
Joseph E. Beall
Minneapolis
St. Denia
J. Charles Burton
Bloomington visitors and local notices fill personals
Frank Allen of Bloomington visits friends here. Dr H S Wolfe returns from Washington Ind. John Barger ill at home. A son born to Mr and Mrs C W Putnam on East Main. Strack of Modern Woodmen of America in the city. Leap year party planned by Miss Jennie Robinson. Dr and Mrs Jesse Groscheider guests of East Oak and Ninth street. Adam Helmberger returns from Indianapolis after the photographers’ association convention. Miss Lida Worden hosts gathering with music, games and a string band. attendees listed. Simon Hartman of Tunnelton Weaton reports annual colic attacks and relief from Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Available from Chas D Knoefel druggist.
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Frank Allen
Bloomington
H.8
Wolfe
Washington, Ind
John Barger
Chartres Street
C. W. Putnam
East Main Street
P. J. Strack
Order of Modern Woodmen of America
Jennie Robinson
West Second Street
R. G. Club
Jesse E. Grosheider
St. Louis
George Groscheider
East Oak
Ninth Street
Adam Helmberger
Indianapolis
Indiana Photographers’ Association
Lida Worden
West First
Market Streets
Estella Gandy
May Greene
Mayme Knobloch
Emma
May Tribbey
Luella Dooley
Alice Manion
Annie Siebert
Nannie Burke
Anna Powell
Lillian Boldt
Fannie
Lida
Jennie Worden
Mesers. Patterson
Marion Shaw
Fred Shrader
Charles Tribbey
Frank Wensler
Chas. Worden
Wm. Worden
Bert Woodfield
Joseph Shell
Will Powell
Jas. Boldt
Simon
Hartman
Tunnelton Weaton
Chamberlain
Chas. D. Knoefel
Mrs Florence Cooper Dies After Long Illness At 28
Mrs Florence Cooper wife of Charles Cooper a mail carrier died yesterday afternoon at her home on West Spring Street after a long illness of consumption. She was 28 and leaves a husband and two children. Funeral was held today at 3 o clock at the residence with Rev H O Clippinger officiating. The remains go tomorrow to Elisabeth Harrison county for burial.
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Florence Cooper
Charles Cooper
West Spring Street
H. O. Clippinger
Elisabeth
Harrison County
Will of Mahala Crawford Probate Finds Heirs Named
The will, probated today, directs reimbursement to Baron D. Crawford for taxes and leaves the East Market home and lot between 14th and 15th streets to Sally Wheeler, B. D. Crawford, and Mary Self share and share alike. Isabelle Leach James J. Crawford Mamie Ke Bolin and Libbie Sherer receive one dollar each. Bally A. Wheeler holds all personal property. J. H. Stoteenburg is named executor, witnessed by Evan Lotsenburg and Barry E. Buerk.
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Mahala
Crawford
Baron D. Crawford
East Market
Fourteenth
Sally A. Wheeler
B. D. Crawford
Mary Self
Isabelle Leach
James J. Crawford
Mamie ‘Ke. Bolin
Libbie Sherer
Bally A. Wheeler
J. H. Stoteenburg
Evan B. Lotsenburg
Barry E. Buerk
Free Lecture by Dr Houser Draws Crowds at Opera House
The noted Dr Houser draws large Sunday night crowds as public men endorse him and press praise his eloquence. Admission is free and Chickering Hall lectures have filled seats with late comers unable to find standing room.
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Anxiou
Dr. Houser
Professor Houser
Chickering Hall
Steading
Last Day Celebration for Dist 1 Greenville Township Teacher
Patrons and pupils of Dist No 1 Greenville township honored teacher Christopher Reising on March 3 1896 with a social feast. About 130 attendees shared in the morning work, meals, songs, recitations and dialogues, followed by speeches praising the teacher and patrons. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad closes the item.
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Dist
Greenville Township
Christopher Reising
Siating
Reising
Piers Receives Windfall From Wisconsin Relative
Peter Piers of Bordeo Indiana learns his father in law Mr Bennett has died in Wisconsin and left him and his wife twenty eight thousand dollars. After years of hardship the gift comes as a surprising fortune to the couple who faced hardship after his marriage when a brother in law shot him and two years in prison followed.
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Peter Piers
Bordeo
Ind
Bennett
Wisconsin
Piers
Hood s Sarsaparilla Promises Blood Purification
An advertisement extols Hood s Sarsaparilla as unique among medicines for purifying and enriching the blood. It recounts a testimonial of a seven year old boy with rheumatic fever and scrofula showing five sores on the thigh, suggesting dramatic healing by the product.
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Hood
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Solendinn Kurt
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