Startling Admission on Consumption and Cure
Epidemics of cholera and yellow fever attract alarm, but consumption deaths pale in comparison. The ad touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as effective in many cases when used early, with a free pamphlet and a 160 page medical treatise available from the WORLD's DISPENSARY Medical Association in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Kook
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo
Outrageous Dispatches Include Mission Wreck and Venezuelan Attache
A Times dispatch reports Basle mission at Noilia wrecked as thousands of rolais loom looting the wealthy Chinese. Notes on warning from stations, placards, and political tensions. Venezuelan attache Pedro Andrade ordered home amid unrest. various regional notices from Monse Kony, Rome, and Iowa reflect broader upheaval.
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Lospeos
Times
Moan Ce Kony
Basle
Noilia
Swatan
Charity Suffereth Song Promotes Nervine Remedy
A Benevolent Home matron credits Dr. Miles Restorative Nervine with restoring health after grippe weeks in 1993. She advocates the product, noting relief from sleeplessness and debility while continuing occasional use. Letters from Milwaukee note ordering and pricing through a physician.
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Miles’ Nervine
LaGrippe
Biter
Milwaukee
Wis
Jane
Sacra C. Proense
Miles
Gruggista
Br Micy Medical Voldkbart
Nervine
Chickamauga Battlefield Dedication Brings Veterans Together
At Chickamauga, 75,000 gathered for the dedication of a national park on the battlefield of 1863. Veterans of both sides met as brothers, with President Cleveland officials and many governors attending. Vice President Stevenson presided as arms were displayed and songs united the crowd despite past divisions. Governor Upham of Wisconsin fell from a carriage on Lookout Mountain and injured his knee, but his condition is not serious.
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Chattanooga
United States
Chickamauga
Yellowstone
Cleveland
Harmon
Navy
Herbert
Interior
Smith
Wilson
Baker
Snodgrass Hill
Battery B
Fourth United States Artillery
Holland
Stevenson
Gailor
Tennessee
America
J. B. Gordon
Palmer
Ilinois
James Longstreet
Upham
Wisconsin
Lookout Mountain
Lookout Inn
Union Army and Confederate Veterans Attend Chattanooga Reunion
A large crowd gathered in Barnum's tent in Chattanooga as Union and Confederate veterans of the Army of the Tennessee held a reunion. General O. O. Howard praised both sides' generals in the Chickamauga campaign and urged kindness to southern comrades. Speakers included Generals Joseph A. Wheeler Willard Warner and other veterans.
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Army of the Tennessee
Caattanooga
Barnum
Granville N. Dodge
Society of the Army of the Tennessee
O. O. Howard
United States Army
Howard
Blue
Gray
Chickamauga
Grant
South
Joseph A. Wheeler
Alabama
Willard Warner
Chattanooga
London Sportsmen Offer £1000 for Defender Valkyrie Race
Laycock Goodfellow Bell bankers of Lombard Street cable New York Yacht Club with an offer of one thousand pounds for a race in English waters between Defender and Valkyrie II. A cheque for that amount is with the Royal Yacht Squadron secretary. In Eqga Harper City a forest blaze north of town burns three square miles of pine with several houses endangered and heavy losses expected.
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London
Defender
Lendox
the Sportsman
Laycock
Goodfellow & Bell
Lombard Street
New York Yacht Club
Valkyrie
Royal Yacht Squadron
Harper City
Hold Up In Wisconsin Passenger Train Wrecked
In Waorpaca Wisconsin on September 30 armed men held up Wisconsin Central passenger train No 20. The engine and baggage car were ditched after booby traps while bullets frightened riders but no one was harmed. Dynamite blasts failed to cause a successful robbery and the gang of 10 to 12 men fled. Conductor Whitney and Engineer Blaine reported the incident and the wreck will take hours to clear before passengers are returned to Sheridan.
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Waorpaca
Wis
Wisconsin Central Road
Whitney
Blaine
Sheridan
Poisoned Picnic Tragedy Hits Oak Grove Community
CamiLua Ga Sept 20 report details a church picnic where 41 people fell ill from food poisoning and six died. Investigators suspect pies baked in tin plates two days earlier caused the outbreak as families gathered for religious observance. In Philadelphia a two pound ten ounce infant, John K Walsh, remains in an incubator at the hospital after arriving Aug 16 aboard a ship near Cape Henlopen. Doctors strive to save the American citizen infant as Irish parents watch.
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CamiLua
Oak Grove
Philadelphia
John K. Walsh
Cape Henlopen
Little Walsh
John
Dealera
Fair Field and No Favor at Big Show Opening
Atlanta greeted the Cotton States and International Exposition with a buoyant mood after a stirring opening. President Cleveland’s influence seemed to spark steady activity as exhibitors hurried to complete displays, and residents expressed broad satisfaction with the event under way. The fair opens to visitors with a sense of success and mutual goodwill.
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Atlanta
Cleveland
Mexico May Strengthen Her Army
On General Mena’s return a full army remodel is planned aiming for a German model. The army will gain new weapons tactics and a strengthened general staff. The government keeps the European commission and imports many specialists from all military branches.
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City of
Mexico
Mena
Germany
Europe
Croker to be elected delegate to state Democratic convention
In New York on September 20 it was decided that Richard Croker will be elected a delegate to the Democratic state convention. He will represent the Twentieth assembly district, effectively the old Fourteenth ward he long represented on the Tammany general committee. Croker may arrive from Europe tomorrow and will be greeted by Tammany leaders urging him to attend Syracuse.
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New York
Richard Croker
Twentieth Assembly
Fourteenth Ward
Tammany General Committee
Croker
Europe
Tammany
Syracuse
Fire near Cincinnati destroys seven acres of plant
Fire at Troutman’s station eight miles below Cincinnati last night consumed seven acres of buildings of the Cincinnati Dessicating Company. Eight acres survived. The blaze, which wiped out the big bone mill and other structures, caused about 200000 dollars in losses and full insurance. Thirty freight cars also burned.
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Cincinnati
Troutman’s Station
Cincinnati Dessicating Company
Powder Explosion Injures Four at St Elmo Mine
In Buena Vista Colo on September 20 a disastrous powder blast rocked the Mary Murphy mine at St Elmo twenty five miles away. A special engine brought doctors to the scene as four men were seriously injured and others were affected.
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Buena Vista
Colo
Mary Murphy
St. Elmo
Weather gloom for 21st predicted by Professor Hicks
Professor Hicks forecasts a big storm for the 21st. The day’s business reports note the 95, YAS S75 gold reserve at close. Tacoma proposes a world’s fair in 1000. Congress may seek a 500000 dollar appropriation for aid.
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Hicks
McDonald will case ruling on public funds misuse
Indianapolis reports judge Jordan upholds Hamilton county verdict that the McDonald will case was forged and set aside the will of ex senator Joseph E. McDonald. The decision follows extensive testimony, including luminary witness John M. Butler.
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Indianapolis
Jordan
Supreme Court
Hamilton
Malcolm A. McDonald
Josephine F. McDonald
Theodore P. Haughey
Joseph E. McDonald
United States
Hamilton County
McDonald
Ife Takes Husband's Horse and Buggy in Quarrel
Columnaus Sept. 20 A dispute between David Emig and his wife leads her to take his horse and buggy to her father James Gilman 14 miles away. Emig's men fail to recover the rig. Constable Gable and three deputies armed with a search warrant go to Gilman's. during the ensuing arrest Gable discharges a gun wounding Gilman in the left side above the hip, deemed mortally wounded. Gable surrenders to the sheriff.
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Gilman’s
Gable
Gilman
Jailbird Fires Fray After Assault Sentence
Sylvester Peters, given an extended jail term and a $200 fine for assault with intent to kill, started a jail fire to aid an escape near Frankfort. Sheriff Allen and prisoners fought the blaze as Peters claimed bed bugs drove the act, while authorities suspect deliberate arson. Electric Roid From Elkhart to Milford. Crossley White & Co. win contract to lay 30 miles of track for Indiana Electric Railway from Elkhart to Milford with 200 workers, extending toward Fort Wayne via Wolf Lake, opening new rail territory.
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Frankfort
Sylvester Peters
Harry Crawford
Peters
Allen
Elkhart
Milford
Crossley, White & Co
Baltimore
Indiana Electric Railway
Fort Wayne
Wolf Lake
Tragedy as Cart-Horse Runaway Ends in Death
Near North Saem on September 20 Elsworth De Witt’s wife and two children were riding when a frightened horse pulling a cart bolted. The mother was seriously hurt, the 2 year old was killed instantly, and the 4 year old survived with injuries. The remaining child was unharmed.
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North Saem
Elsworth de Witt
Goshen Shirt Factory Strike Ties Up 135 Workers
In Goshen on Sept 20, 135 girl operatives walked out at the shirt factory, the third strike in nine months. Labor saving machinery and only a small wage raise sparked the walkout. Also noted, the Sixth district missionary meeting of the Christian church held at First Christian with 50 delegates present in Mouncthr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Missionary Meeting of the Christians
Mouncthr
Missionary Meeting
The
Christian Church
First Christian Church
Stabbed by His Father-In-Law in Montpelier Jewelers Row
Montpelier Sept 20 Andrew Scheul a jeweler was stabbed in the abdomen by his father in law Samuel Lee Mrs Scheul had gone to her mothers and her husband followed him He was ordered from the premises but refused to obey and was stabbed. Oscoop Sept 20 Esquire Cox a prominent Holton citizen died in his chair while reading a newspaper Owner of the stone quarry and member of several lodges Heart disease was the cause. Greensburg Sept 20 Burglars entered William Fortunes room stole $20 and a gold watch about a dozen such robberies have occurred in the past week. Columbus Sept 20 John Snyder 76 a farmer near the city died suddenly at the dinner table from heart ailment while saying grace. Eaton Sept 20 The 8 year old daughter of Daniel Jester died after eating poisonous weed or plantYesterday.
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Montpelier
Andrew Scheul
Samuel Lee
Oscoop
Esquire Cox
Holton
Greensburg
William Fortune
Columbus
John Snyder
Grace
Eaton
Daniel Jester
Indiana reunion and county notices from 1910s era
The Thirty-seventh Indiana volunteers plan a Charlottesville reunion in October. Mrs Rebecca Adams a Madison county resident dies after sixty years in the county. Dayton Fenstamaker of Henry county dies from heart paralysis. Dot Washburne and Walter Pricket, heirs to wealthy Columbia City families, get three year terms for assault on a 15 year old. Richard William sues C C Harper for damages over brass knuckles. Hinshaw murder trial halted due to juror illness. Chris Schneider released after 562 days for whitecapping. Two men swap a $10 board bill for a $20 Confederate note in Greencastle, pursued and caught in Terre Haute. Roby case postponed due to absence of state’s attorneys. Shirley of Kokomo to preside as special judge on venue change.
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Indiana
Charlottesville
Rebecca Adams
Madison County
Dayton H. Fenstamaker
Henry County
Dot Washburne
Walter Pricket
Columbia City
John Sultice
Richard William
Jolygon County
C. C. Harper
William
Harper
Hinshaw
Chris Schneider
Bartholomew County
Greencastle
Terre Haute
Rob
Governor Culbertson Says No To Prizefight
Dans September 20 The Florida Athletic Club presses on with prizefight plans despite Governor Culbertson’s pledge to stop it if Texas citizens block it. Florida lawyers argue no law bans prizefighting and plan to wait for the governor’s action, while experts say militia or injunction could halt the event.
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Dans
Culbertson
Texas
Court of Criminal Appeals
Florida Athletic Club
Baseball Box Score Fragments From Multiple Games
Partial box score details show teams Ras Bt Paul Minneapolis Grand Rapids Kansas City Detroit and associated players Mullane Boyle Phillips Hoghever McFarland Fanning Wilson Reidy Campbell Kling Bergen Pearsaryl with innings and battery notes. Data is fragmentary and interleaved across games.
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RAS Bt
Ooo
Guathtee
Kling
Bergen
Pears and
Aryl
National Leagues Box Score Fragments and Incomplete Totals
Fragmented box score notes show team matchups and partial totals including runs and hits. Several lines specify pitchers and players like Philadelphia White Buckley 9 runs and 0 hits, Washington Moles Boyd McGuire 8 runs, Boston Stivetts Ganzel 13 runs 19 hits, New York Doheny Wilson 5 runs 8 hits, Brooklyn Kennedy Daub Dailey 10 hits, and Baltimore Hot r Clarke 1 runs 17 hits.
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Philadelphia
White and Buckley
Washington
Boyd
McGuire
Cleveland
Cuppy
Zimmer
Pittsburg
Moran
Merritt
Stenzel
Boston
Stivetts
Ganzel
New York
Doheny and Wilson
Brooklyn
Kennedy
Daub
Dailey
Baltimore
R and Clarke
Sunk Spanish cruiser Barcastogni collision at Havana harbor
Havana reports the cruiser Barcastogni wrecked after a collision with the Mortora. Admiral Delgrado Parejo and Captain Ybanez drowned. the admiral and captain bodies recovered. Captain Vinal of the Mortora details events from 11:20 PM, lights out, attempts to avoid crash, Barcastogni sinks, Mortora escapes.
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Havana
Barcastognui
Mortora
Delgrado Parejo
Ybanez
Viral
Willin
Vinal
Admiral Parejo
Mortara
Bank Emloyes Go Wrong With Bank Loot
Caicano Sept 20 Confessions reveal Joseph H Wilson receiving teller and Benjamin B Jones paying teller at National Bank of Sinois stole 7000 and 12809 dollars respectively. Both men under surveillance after a ruse of balance, experts examined books. arrests pending. Firebugs After Rockfeller in Tarrytown. Musselmans arrest in Constantinople after attack on St Pauls college.
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Caicano
Joseph H. Wilson
National Bank of Sinois
Benjamin B. Jones
Siinvie
Batsears
Wilson
James
Wolson
Jones
Constantinople
St. Paul's College
Taraus
Griggs Nominated for Governor by New Jersey GOP
The Republican state convention at Trenton nominated John W. Griggs of Union county a former state senator and prominent lawyer for governor on the third ballot. His main rival was ex Congressman John Kean Jr who opposed Governor Wertz in the prior campaign.
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John W. Griggs
Trenton
Jonn W. Griggs
Union County
Griggs
John Kean, Jr
Wertz
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Tacoma
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Langtry
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Sunlight Oil Works
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Foo Chow
China
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Turkestan
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M'Donald Will Case
Indiana Supreme Court
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Supreme Court of the State
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George W. Veal
Veal
Electric Light Company
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Fort Wagon
Jonkey Order of United American Mechanics
J. W. Pittenger
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Monroeville
G. C. Lane
Hartford City
N. O. Rook
Dunkirk
A. L. Cray
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Short
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Stephens
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Florida Arhietic Club
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Swift
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Virginia
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Wichita Falls, Texas
Physiciana
B. F. Hickey
Wichita Falls
Hickey
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Rockfeller
John Dpd
Berkely Inn
Tarrytown
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