Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promises Relief
A hard working woman suffers backache nervous exhaustion and weight in the abdomen. The text touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as restoring strength regulating functions and making a new woman. It cites uterine debility irregularity and inflammation as causes and claims cures for the worst cases based on a Sioux City testimonial from Mrs Clark describing improvement after using the medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Piercé
Dr. Pierce
Homer Clark
West 7d Street
Sioux City
Clark
Senator Elkins Injured In Bicycle Fall Citybound
Senator Stephen D Elkins fell from a bicycle yesterday and traveled to New York City by special train for surgical ankle treatment. The report mixes with other dispatches about religious and medical news, including Vatican mission debates and Berlin surgeon Bardeleben's death. Typhoid fever surges in Newman, with 86 cases reported and several fatalities feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kisawoop
W. Va
Stephen DL. Hikins
New York City
Newman
His
From LaGrippe How Dr Miles' Nervine Restored A Kentucky Businessman
A Kentucky business leader sick with la grippe found relief after using Dr Miles’ Nervine. The article chronicles his recovery, noting initial weakness and subsequent return to work and health. The narrative emphasizes the remedy’s calming effect and its role in restoring vitality.
Miles Nervine Restores Health Claim in Louisville Letter
A Louisville reader profiles severe LaGrippe suffering and two prior attacks ending with a claim that Dr Miles’ Nervine restored his health. The testimonial from D W Hayter dated January 22, 1635 credits two days to improvement and one month to full recovery, noting sleeplessness, nervous weakness, and pains prior to treatment. The note appears in support of the remedy from the Kentucky Life Insurance Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lachrippe
W. Hilton
Muatwal Life Insurance Co
Kentucky
Jonas
Miles
Louisville
D. W. Hayter
Tammany and Excise Battle at New York State Dems
Syracuse Sept 25 Impressive strife marks the Democratic state convention as Tammany challenges the New York plan for city representation while the excise plank is adopted. Key figures from Tammany and City leaders clash over seating and policy with Belmont seeking unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Kings County
New York
Hill
Flower
Murphy
Martin
Gilroy
Sheehan
State Committee
Senator Hill
State Democracy
Roswell P. Flower
Martin and
Grady
Tammany
John Boyd Thatcher
Yates
Spaniards Peel Bitter Over Cuba War Talk
Chicago dispatch reports Havana sources claim Royalists plan to raise 200000 troops in Cuba and defeat insurgents, with threats aimed at the United States. The Penn Grove filibuster trials are labeled a farce while arrests fade from press coverage. Officials and citizens alike seem to exaggerate and conceal facts, making truth elusive in Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tribune
Havana
United States
Cuba
James Wood Sets Sail to Arm Cuban Insurgents
The steamer James Wood plans to depart New Orleans to carry a large cargo of arms to Cuban insurgents. The vessel has been accused of running the Spanish blockade and landing Roloff and his party on Cuban shores, a charge later unproved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oreans
James Wood
Roloff
Baltimore
War Loan Reported and Cholera Deaths Rise
Vancouver reports 500 daily cholera deaths amid a 100 million yen Japanese war loan plan and heated politics. China rejects British banishment demand as treaty talks loom. Buck gang convicts face execution in Arkansas. Canadian steamer Alberta arrives after overdue status. Faure honors Dragomiroff for wartime liaison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
Orient
Diet
Salvation Army
Japan
Esperane
Brief mentions swirl through late report slate
Ex postmaster and Chicago lawyer Corning Judd dies. Nelie Smith of Columbus Hrs dies from browl poisoning after a spider bite. Fire at American Cutlery Works in Chicago causes 850000 in damage. Berlin reports Emperor William and Czar Nicholas may soon meet. Japanese cable to Formosa ordered by Tokyo. Liberty Bell Day marked at Atlanta exposition with planned events. If Congress fails to pass the Acts, President Moraes will resign. Yachting race between Michelwynn and Spruce LV ends without finish due to light wind. British boat led when time expired.
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S. Corning Judd
Chicago
Nelie Smith
Columbus
Berlin
Hanperor William
Nicholas
Confess
Due
Dv Jameme
Atiests Gul
Moraes
Michelwynn
Spruce LV
G A R Bradquarters and War News From Indianapolis
G A R Commander in Chief Walker opened national headquarters in room 10 of the state house in Indianapolis. He will announce appointments soon with a seven member governing committee drawn from the council of administration adjutant and quartermaster. A new electric railroad project and a sudden death from heart disease are noted among other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Telephone Company
Logansport
China
Indianapolis
Walker
State House
Council of Administration
Attempted Kidnap of Witnesses in Noted Murder Case
In Anderson Indiana early yesterday a mob tried to abduct the Bolton boys from the county poorhouse. Superintendent Kenyon fought them off and was injured. one intruder was wounded and carried away. The Bolton boys are key witnesses in the Foust murder case. Deputies search for the culprits as blood tracks appear near town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ind
Kenyon
Bolton
Death of an Aged Farmer in Huntington Depot
Abram Taylor aged 75 a prosperous farmer near Huntington Ind dropped dead at the Chicago and Erie depot yesterday morning He was among about 500 excursionists bound for Ohio The train ran in two sections He failed to catch the first section became excited and suffered a heart attack to which he was subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Ind
Abram Taylor
Chicago and Erie
Multiple Local Notices and Personal Legal Items
Miss Jennie E Hoover Hartford City injured in runaway. Unskilled glass workers at Anderson may strike if not recognized by employer. Indiana oil producers seek Standard Oil parity with Ohio crude. Captain B B Campbell Anderson seeks G A R department commander next encampment. J E Mooney American Starch works to rebuild Columbus plant at Indianapolis. Zella Nicolaus visiting parents at Wabash plans to adopt stage profession amid suit against George Gould. First diphtheria case at Bedford afflicts Mrs Walter W Das. All public gatherings suspended. Miss Rosetta Hasselsbach wins 1500 in breach of promise case against Hammond City Clerk Frank Hesa. evidence sensational.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie E. Hoover
Hartford City
Anderson
Indiana
Standard Oil Company
Ohio
B. B. Campbell
J. E. Mooney
American Starch Works
Columbus
Indianapolis
Zella Nicolaus
George Gould
Wabash
Bedford
Walter W. Das
Rosetta Hasselsbach
Crown Point
Frank Hesa
Hammond
Russia and China Threaten English Trade Supremacy
London reports czar sanctioned Russian bank to open soon in Pekin with Shanghai branch, backed by top Russian financiers. The move signals Russia aims to wrest both commercial and political supremacy in the far east from England as it aids China's interior penetration and seeks Manchuria railway access. The Globe notes English alarm and urges Britain to act with Japan to preserve influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beare
England
London
Pekin
Shanghai
Russia
Far East
China
The
Globe
Manchuria
Asia
Japan
Western Illinois Miners Win Wage Increase Agreement
A conference of five miners and five operators in Belleville district reported in East St Louis that the 1894 wage scale would be adopted, ignoring top scales. The miners accepted the report, and the new scale is expected to raise coal prices by 2 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Str. Louis
Western Illinois
Belleville
East St. Louis
Durrant Case Closes Prosecution Finishes Offers Key Testimony
In San Francisco on September 25, the prosecution wrapped up its case against Theodore Durrant. The afternoon featured final touches on testimony and witnesses aimed at strengthening the narrative. The central claim is Durrant’s statement that the last time he saw Miss Lamont was on April 8, when she headed to school and he to Cooper Medical College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Theodore Durrant
Durrant
Cuban insurgents gain belligerent rights petitions rally Texas
Rafael Diaz a Cuban resident in San Antonio is gathering petitions from major Texas cities to Congress asking the United States to grant the Cuban insurgents belligerent rights. The effort aims to enlist broad sympathy and petitions are signed by city and municipal authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Rafael Diaz
Texas
Congress
United States
Diaz
Hog cholera outbreak hits Fairbury hog supply
In Fairbury Illinois hog cholera has become severely serious with butchers lacking enough healthy swine and some farmers losing up to sixty percent of their hogs. Estimated losses in the area may exceed one hundred thousand dollars as producers travel far to source animals. A second item from Cincinnati reports a peculiar suit where Louis Long seeks three thousand seven hundred dollars for services of jockey Felix Carr subcontracted to Barney Schrieber in 1893 and 1894.
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Fairbury
Ills
Cincinnati
Louis Long
Felix Carr
Tennessee
Long
Barney Schrieber
Schrieber
Carr
Mexican boundary commission to meet in Washington
The Mexican boundary commission will convene at the state department on October 11. With Lieutenant Daimard reassigned to Washington for aqueduct work, authorities expect the commission to have nearly finished its labor.
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Washington
Auditor calls for bank condition statements in Illinois
Sprinkake to Illinois Sept 25 The auditor of public accounts orders a report on the financial condition of all state banks as of close of business Sept 21 Deed of a Fiend Norwich N Y Sept 25 James Wolffe, colored, returned home drunk and hurled a lit lamp at his wife. Her clothing caught fire and she perished. Wolffe is in custody.
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Mixcon
Ransom
Cn-Al
Constitutioval
Antisatholic Club
Republic
Home Journal
Guadaloupe
Hinckley
New York
Kinga County
Perry Belmont
Belmont
Horatio Seymour
Tammany
Fairchild
Queens
Richmond
Logansport
Ind
Bell Telephone Company
Mautual Telephone Company
Elmer E. Fiz
China
United Brethren Church
Coumbia
Boone County Milling and Elevator Company
Sprinaketo
Ill
Auditor of Public Accounts
Illinois
Norwich
N. Y
James Wolffe
Wolffe
St. Jonns
N. F
Peary
Kite
St. Louis
United States
Third National
Mechanics Bank
Widow's claim on City of Haverhill sinks with mystery
Investigation by General Dumont into the sinking off Barnegat light finds no conclusive cause. Testimony from tug Luckenback and barges San Joaquin and Coal King shows the Haverhill cast off near Barnegat light around 11 p m. No agreement for towing was found, and the widow's Cuban filibuster theory is not supported.
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Washixaton
General Dumont
Barnegat Light
New York
City of Haverhill
Spain
Haverhill
Atlantic
Mr. Watrous
Williams
Luckenback
Wolfe
Nelson
San Joaquin
Coal King
Edward F. Luckenback
Watrous
Edgar Luckenback
Fortune in a fiddle tale of mistaken fortune in Goodland
Hugh McGuire of Goodland received an express fiddle believed to be his dead uncle's last fortune but the will showed only an old violin. His wife, leaning on a dream, paid charges and retrieved the box, finding $1800 in cash and a deed to 160 acres of tobacco land near Richmond Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toreka
Hugh McGuire
Goodland
McGuire
Washington
Richmond
Money, Banks and Treasurer Vanish in Kansas City
Charles H. Vice, treasurer of the Home Mutual Aid association, disappeared with the association’s books and about 11,000 dollars. The 18 month old insurance society sold policies from 1,000 to 3,000 with monthly premiums 3 8 to 3 per month, paying out around 3,000 in claims during its operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Ciiry
Charles H. Vice
Home Mutual Aid Association
Sun People
Death of Edward Lebert at 32 in typhoid fever
Edward Lebert, 32, died Monday at his home west of the city from typhoid fever. He leaves a wife and several children.
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Edward Lebert
National Lange Washington Jones Rips and Hits Matchups
Baseball score roundup lists multiple games with tied or limited details. Names include Lange Washington Jones Clark Doyle Kissinger Miller Rhinos Spies McPermott Foreman Mack Aghesacdicin Lerrer Svivetin Ryan McMahon Robinson Orth Clements and Pottsburg with runs hits and errors. game halted at darkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Lange
Washington
Jones Sans McGuire
Soccjor
New York
Clark
Doyle
Terror
St. Louis
Kissinger and
Miller
Cincinnati—Rhinos
Vanyglio
Kehoe
Riuns
Louisville
McPermott
Spies
Dpottsburg
Foreman
Mack
Nervousness A Blood Purification Argument
The ad argues nervousness stems from impure blood and claims Hood s Sarsaparilla purifies blood to cure nervousness. It warns against narcotics or nerve tonics that deaden nerves and promises a true health path through blood purification, urging readers to choose Hood s over quack remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
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Senator Elkins
Henri Adolf Bardeleben
Frederick
Virehow and
Muller
LaGrippe
Miles’ Nervine
Tammany and Excise
New York Democrats
Tion
Democratic Party
Sze Chaen
Li Hung Chang
Tsung Li Yamen
Fr. Smith
Ark
Buck
Rufus Buck
Lucky Davis
Sam Sampson
Maoma Joly
Lewis Davis
Saulta Sth
Maiie
Mich
Ft. Willian
Ont
Alberta
Paris
Faure
Dragomiroff
Mirocourt
G. A. R. Bradquarters
I. N. Walker
Budden
Indiana Lakes
Columbia City
Wapnash
Edward Smith
Stella Lake
Sullivan
Southern Insane Hospital
Evansville
Southern Hospital For the Insane
Pearce & Morgan of
Indiana Notes
Wariessura
Cumberland Mountains
Buchanan County
Mortera
Maprio
Barcastegui
Havana Harbor
Banks
U.S
Averrill
Dumont
Peary Relief
Wabash Railroad
Albany
New York Central
Chilaren
Pitcher’s Castoria
Ease Piss
J. BR. McGregor
Alabama
Birmingham
J. Logis
Wichita Falls, Texas
P. P
B. F. Hickey
Wichita Falls
Hickey
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