Favorite Prescription Helps Mothers Through Childbearing
The article extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a vital aid for mothers facing frequent childbirth and nursing. It claims the tonic sustains physical strength and nerve energy, aids recovery, and improves nourishment for infants, citing testimonials from Magnolia West Virginia and Pawtucket Rhode Island. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser as a home health guide.
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Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Dr. Pierce
H. M. Hansrote
Magnolia, Morgan Co
Elizabeth Mull
Merrick St
Pawtucket
R. 1
Dispensary Medical Association
Stole Watch to keep mine as compensation claim
A man describes how he won a watch in a poker room during a blackout in a Western district gambling joint. He explains he seized a watch from another during a roughing incident, kept it after the owner vanished, and now offers the tale as his justification.
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Scott
Philadelphia Inquirer
Thieving at New Wilmington reported by locals
Thieves have been visiting cellars in New Wilmington, stealing fruit and edibles from Dr. McKinley, Mrs. Stewart, and Mrs. Poppino. An attempt was made on William Scott’s cellar, a dark lantern fragment found, and villagers urge catching the culprits to set an example.
Ice cream and confectionery shop opens in Enon Valley area
George W. Lene, once connected with Neean in hotel work and tied to the Sinner Sewing Machine firm, has opened ice cream and confectionery parlors at 4 West Long Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Lene
Ed: Neean
Enon Valley
Sinner Sewing Machine Company
West Long Avenue
Heroism Marks Tragic Rail Yard Death
In Dunn and Rice’s rooms jurors ruled James Britton’s death accidental after a freight yard incident on a switch. Witness CC W. Pilett described Britton cutting cars and being crushed by two and a half pulled trucks, while Britton, dying, spoke of faith and repentance and named a young woman awaiting his letter. He aged 18 and warned of shifting engines recurring as others were killed recently in similar incidents.
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Tvtoube
James Britton
Cayseat Lawrence
Dunn & Rice
CC. W. Wpileett
Wittess
D Britton
Britton
Withers
Ugritton
A. T. Reed
Thoee
My Reed
Alway
Iady
Khim
Strange Case of Charles Langland Impersonation Arrest
A woman alleges that Charles EK Langland posed as a police officer to coerce her into an improper proposition. Langland, married and living on Sheep Hill, was arrested on charges of impersonating an officer and assault with intent to ravish. He denied guilt at Alderman Potter’s hearing, admitted a badge, claimed it a secret society badge, and sought withdrawal of the information.
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Charles EK
Langland
Bertha Metlure
Alderman Potter
Langlend
Sheep Hill
Court Street
Bacce
Ea Saden
Uch
Head wound after scaffold accident at Croton house
Carpenter Smith Sankey was injured Friday while on a scaffold at the Cartwright house in Croton. A falling object from a nearby worker struck his head, causing a painful cut. Dr. Rant Sankey treated and dressed the wound.
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Smith Sankey
Croton
Mr. Sankey
Rant Sankey
Minority report in Idaho unrest probe flags abuses of power
Washington dispatch from June 4 details the House military affairs committee minority report on the Un ttyv?re D Alone Investigation. It contends no riot in Shoshone county after April 28, 1899, while criticizing General Merriam for several alleged acts, including troop arrests without warrants, detainment across state lines, forced labor, press suppression, and a blacklist permit system. It urges the president to end the indefinite U S troop presence and calls for governance by representative assembly.
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Press Dispatch
Washington
House Committee On Military Affairs
Dick, Capron
Hay
Lentz
Mack
Shogshone County
Idaho
United States
Merriam
Burke
Montana
Lyon
St. Regis
Mont
Tdaho
Tiger-Poorman
Smith
Mullan Mirror
Mullan
General Merriam
Bartlett Sinclair
Fire at Glass Works Sparks Citywide Alarm
A Sunday fire at the Lawrence glass works burned a wooden platform inside the bath room where mix materials are prepared. An escape of gas caused the blaze, drawing a crowd of several thousand as all city fire crews responded. The platform was quickly controlled and damage declared trifling.
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Lawrence Glass Works
Central Department
Fifth Ward
Park Avenue
Bay Street
Sixth Ward
Washington Street
Lawrence
Scale signed chilling glass workers contract 1900 61
The Associated Press reports Charles Bryant of the Window Glass Workers' National committee returned to Anderson Indiana from Pittsburg announcing that the scale for the 1900 61 season was signed in Pittsburg. It affects about 70 percent of U S window glass workers and runs from September 1 1900 to June 30 with seven to ten months work guaranteed by American Window Glass. Wages drop and workers paid by manufacturers. Factories in Syracuse New York and Bridgeton New Jersey will reopen. The present strike end date extended to June 30. Negotiations expected with cutters and hatterners soon.
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Associated Press
Dianapolis
Charles Bryant
National Wase
Anderson
Int
Pittsburg
United States
Armerican Company
Syracuse
N. Y
Bridgeton
N. Jd
Chesee
Sing
Locusts Threaten Crops Near Mill Street Farm
James RT Martin of North Mill Street reports a swarm of locusts threatening crops near Molenburg. He counted twenty on a post and said locusts cling to everything in sight, fearing serious damage to the harvest after years without such swarms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rt. Martin
North Mill Street
Molenburg
Martin
Funeral for G Williams Held at Oak Park
The funeral of the late G Williams, son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin W H, of 11 Big Run Street, took place Saturday. The service was conducted by Rev W R Evans and the interment was in Oak Park. The family thanks friends for kindnesses and especially the teacher and schoolmates for flower contributions.
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G. Williams
Benjamin WH
Big Run Street
W. RR. Evans
Oak Park
Marriage Licenses Are Granted in New Castle Area
Daniel Gillespie and Sarah O'Donnell both of New Castle. David Remley and Tillie Watson of New Castle. Floyd H. Abbey of Cherry Creek and Sarah Smith of New Castle.
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Daniel Gillespie
Sarah O'Donnell
New Castle
David Remley
Tillie Watson
Floyd H. Abbey
Cherry Creek
Sarah Smith
Two Key Court Cases Loom in Hillsville Murder and Burglar Fetch
District Attorney Meffatt readies two major grand jury cases for next week. Pieter Varvada faces murder charges in the Hillsville killing of Ambrésia, with strong proseuction evidence but potential witnesses and an Italian interpreter needed for Italian speakers. The burglar known as Hawk Wilson also appears strong for a prison term, while earlier notes claim a verdict in the Claflin case favored the defendant.
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Varvada
Vervada
Leslie
R. Atkem Varvada
Italy
Fgiliow
Hillsville
Verveda
Ambrosia
Ambrésia
Varvaca
G A R pension bill signed into law expands widow benefits
The president signed the G A R pension bill, expanding disability consideration to include aggregate infirmities and allowing widows with net income up to 250 a year to qualify upon proof of veteran husband status. Officials estimate costs from 2 to 8.6 million dollars yearly, with Skeptic calls noting slow claims adjustment may limit near term impact.
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G. A R
Sivans
General Sickles
Larceny by Bailee Case Involving Samuel Cooper
Samuel Cooper was arrested on a larceny by bailee charge after allegedly selling a plow, axe, crowbar, three chairs, a lantern, and a horse weight belonging to Cage worth about $29 total. Cooper claims he bought Cage's drawing business last August and argues items were included in the sale. a hearing is set for Tuesday evening.
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Samuel Cooper
Wilkinson
If. Cage
J. H. Gilliland
Cage
Cooper
Visitors and notices fill Seventh Ward in Elmend City
Mrs Chris Hoover of Ralph Avenue visited Elmend City Friday. Sutton Fullerton of North Beaver township called on friends Monday. Constable James McMurtrie of Ewen Valley was here Monday. I. Be. Smith of Austinare transferred Saturday. Miss Minnie Kefinelly of North Beaver township visits Miss Mary Puncan of Liberty Street. Operators Me Williams and others called on friends Tuesday. A.M. Kennedy and P.R. Swisher of North Beaver township returned home. W. H. W. Aicken of East Dirwell attended a coroe operator right. Four month infant of herds Holcomb buried wife, seriously ill at Mrs. Row Welsh’s home. J. Raney’s coal shed on Cherry Street caught fire from gasoline explosion Friday night. fire department saved the dwelling. Mr. and Mrs. Whitney and daughter Jessie of New Wilmington visited G. Minchard on Mahoning Avenue Monday and Tuesday. Miss Bessie Whitney near Westminster College graduation. W. J. Kirker nephews who died in Manila noted. Funeral at Wilton Patterson home. Rev. J. S. Pace conducted services. Louis Ducatts’ five year old died Friday. interment Villa Marie. Frank Padli and four children visited Gardner Avenue. Mrs. John G. McAndis and Annie Anderson depart for Colorado for Annie’s health. Miss Margaret Paisley resigns teaching post due to illness. plans a Long Island trip for summer treatment.
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Louis
Tony Ducatts
Hilltown
Villa Marie
Prank Padli
Gardner Avenue
Margaret Paisley
Long Island
L. Tr
Paisley
Seventh Ward
Oleomargarine Debate Stirs Pittsburg Butter Men
Pittsburg butter men led by Gwen McCann denounce a federal Circus bill move to curb oleomargarine sales. They argue taxes hit wholesalers and retailers, creating higher prices and misleading color contrasts, while noting colored oleomargarine taxed differently than plain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwen McCann
Luiter
Ofeo
Pittsburg
Postoffice at Mahoningtown to be Consolidated With New Castle
Washington DC correspondent reports the Mahoningtown postoffice in Lawrence county will be discontinued June 20 and its duties transferred to the New Castle postoffice in a consolidation move. The action affects local mail service and local offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Pittsburg
Mahoningtown
Lawrence County
New Castle
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve touted as quick cure
An advertisement touts DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as a remedy for ivy poisoning poison wounds and all accidental injuries piles and skin diseases It lists Central Drug Store Loney avenue Hhedes Drug Co 121 Washington street Pred Hyde Mahoningtown as outlets for the product.
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DeWitt
Central Drug Store
Loney Avenue
Hhedes Drug Co
Washington Street
Hyde, Mahoningtown
A Citizen's Plan for City Improvement in New Castle
A concerned local taxpayer proposes a five year program costing 21 600 90 to upgrade grades pavements and sewers and to build viaducts and bridges New Castle would see street widening better sewers and a Shenango River crossing The plan argues initial costs are heavy but could yield at least a million dollars in higher property valuations after the next assessment.
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New Castle
Dne
Hwr Ctixers
Mall
Shenango
Miraculous escapes amid Ladysmith shell fire reports
Natal Witness correspondent recounts dramatic Boer siege scenes in Ladysmith. A Kaffir maiden ducked a shell and claimed a brick shard knocked her headgear but left her unhurt. Mr Robertsdell’s Klip river home endured a direct shell blast, mirror shattering and rooms filled with smoke and shrapnel, yet he escaped with only scratches. A resident washing nearby and Kaffir women in a yard survived the bombardment with no major injuries.
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Ladysmith
Natal
Mariah
Robertsdell
Klip River
Imperial Light Horse
Sheila
Pxt
Former Teacher's Work Highlighted in Commencement
The Daily Ott Review from Sisterville West Virginia prints a detailed account of high school commencement exercises with Prof. George Dannes, a former Lawrence county teacher, serving as principal. The ceremony was well attended and the graduating class is praised as among the school’s best ever sent forth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisterville
W. Va
Ott Review
George Dannes
Lawrence County
Wheeler to be Promoted Press Publishers Dispatch
Washington June 4 The president decided to send to the senate the nomination of Joseph Wheeler to be brigadier general in the regular army His name will be sent as soon as General Otis is confirmed as major general
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Dispatch
Washington
Senate
Joseph Wheeler
Soen
Otis
Liver Ailment Remedy Ad from Scott Paisley
An old advertisement describes sallow skin as a sign of liver disorder caused by poisons in blood. It promotes HERBINE to restore liver function and notes a price in cents with Scott Paisley as the seller.
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Price
Scott Paisley
DeWitts Witch Hazel Gel Balve Promises Fast Relief
Advert says DeWitts Witch EHa gel Balve cures piles eczema and skin diseases with instant and permanent relief. Warns against counterfeits and lists Central Drug Store Long Avenue Rhodes Drug Co 121 Washington Street and Fred C Hyde Mahoningtown as suppliers.
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DeWitt
Ehagel
Central Drug Store
Long Avenue
Rhodes Drug Co
Washingtonstreet
Fred C. Hyde
Mahoningtown
Dr Pierce Cures Coughs with Golden Medical Discovery
Testimonial from Moses Miles of Hilliard Wyoming claims Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cured his asthma and lung trouble after trying Favorite Prescription. He praises the remedy, notes four bottles and weight gain, and offers to print the testimony in the Medical Adviser with stamps for mailing.
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Tee
Jolden
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Moses Miles
Hilliard
Wyoming
Taxpayers Notice of 1900 County Taxes Collection Routes
Lawrence Couttes Treasurer announces sessions to pay county state and dog taxes for 1900. Listings include dates and several township locations with specific times and venues such as hotels and stores throughout Mercer and nearby townships. Rounds begin June 12 and run through June 25, with multiple townships per day and specific meeting places.
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Lawrence Couttes
Ova County
Washington
Windinahed
Volantborough
Morceheac
Perry Township
Koasant Hil
Wayne and
Perry Towers
Wilson
Wurtcembure
Mahoning Township
Burs
Welltendorf
Executors Notice In Hazel Dell Pa Ward Palestine Hil
Executor J Norman Martin announces probate action for Jane Ward and Kh Ward in Hazel Dell and Pleasant Hill Pennsylvania. Filing details and deadlines outline rights of heirs and creditors under state law.
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Jane 5S. Ward
Hazel Dell
B. Ward
Pleasant Hil
J. Norman Martin
Notice of Letters Testamentary for William Book's Estate
Letters testamentary on the estate of William Book of Snoppery Rock township Lawrence County Pennsylvania have been granted to FE L Book and RR W White. All indebted parties must pay promptly and those with claims should present them without delay. Executors include W ke Book RW WHEPR H W GRIGSHY and attorney.
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William Book
Tate
Snopperyrock
County of
Lawrence
Pennsylvania
FE. L. Book
RR. W. White
W. Ke Book
H. W. Grigshy
Executor's Notice for Samuel Kneram in Scott4 ship
Letters testamentary in the estate of Samuel Kneram of Scott4 ship Lawrence county Pennsylvania having been granted to the executor all persons indebted to the estate are urged to settle at once. Those having claims against the will should present them for payment. Robert W. EE appears as executor.
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Levi Ward
Wayne Town
Laiwrence County
Samuel Kneram
Extraordinary Offer for The Weekly News and Ohio Farmer
The Ohio Farmer is presented as a leading agricultural weekly offering twenty pages with market reports from major centers. Subscriptions are advertised at a reduced rate of $1.50 until January 1, with free sample copies and encouragement to subscribe for practical, reliable farming reading.
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Weekly News
Ohio Farmer
Tol
Agricultural Press of America
Republican National Convention to Nominate President in Philadelphia
The convention gathers delegates from all sections in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to nominate the United States president. An excursion train is advertised from June 1 to June 18 to Philadelphia with return by Tuesday, June 26. The notice notes limited travel details and dates.
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Philadelphia
United States
Pennsylvania
Philadelphi
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Hotin
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East Dirwell
Herds Holcomb
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J. Raney
Cherry Street
Staseline
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Jessie Whitney
G. Mlanchard
Mahoning Avenue
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Westminster College
W. J. Whitker
Waidy Street
Manila
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Wiliam
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Mercer
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J. 8. Pace
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