An Only Daughter Cured of Consumption and Recipe
An article claims Dr H James cured his only child of consumption with a Calcutta herb, now claiming permanent cure and offering the recipe free for two 2-cent stamps. The ad asserts the herb also cures night sweats nausea and breaks a fresh cold, directing readers to Crard Dock & Co at 1032 Race St Philadelphia for the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. James
Calcutta
Craddock & CO
Race St
Philadelphia
Mother Gray Australian Leaf Aimed at Women’s Ailments
An advertisement for Mother Gray's Australian Leaf claims relief for back pain urinary bladder and kidney issues. Described as a gentle regulator, the tonic is marketed to women and offered via mail order with a free package upon request from The Mother Gray Co LeRay New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray
Mat
Zumple
Mother Gray Co
LeRay
Lorimer Elected Senator After Deadlock Ends
Illinois Congressmen in Springfield elect William Lorimer of the Sixth district United States senator by a joint session amid a Democratic and anti Hopkins Republican coalition. The lengthy deadlock ended as representatives crowded the hall during late hours of May 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
William Lorimer
United States
General Assembly
Illinois
Washington
Hall of Representatives
Deadlock over United States senator vote described in fractured text
The report notes aides to former Senator Hopkins failing to head off a break with Lorimer amid a long deadlock. About 140 candidates appeared across joint ballots for the U S Senate, most Democrats. Of 89 House members voting for Lorimer, 47 were Democrats and 42 Republicans. in the Senate six Democratic senators voted for Lorimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
Aids
Lorimer
United States
House
Senate
Bailey in a fist fight at Senate corridor
Senator Bailey exchange blows with W F Manning of the New York Times in the Senate corridor after adjournment. Manning reportedly struck first with an umbrella before Senator Clapp intervened and separated them. The clash followed Bailey's afternoon speech denouncing the New York paper and its correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Bailey
W. Finker Manning
New York Times
Manning
Clapp
Builey
Finance Committee
Bulley
New York
Mr. Manning
Murder in Second Degree Verdict in Sharp Case
The jury found James Sharp, also known as Adam God, guilty of murder in the second degree in Kansas City. He was sentenced to 25 years in the penitentiary for killing Police Officer Michael Mullane during a religious riot on December 8. Sharp remained unmoved as the verdict was read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sharp
Kansas City
Adam God
Poiceman
Michael Mullane
Sharp
Melissa
Muider
Four Persons Cremated In Picton House Fire
Ottumwa May 24. John Carter a 75 year old veteran and the three children of Mrs. Lela Shaw burned to death when the Shaw home at Picton twelve miles east of here was destroyed by fire. Mrs. Shaw worked nights at a restaurant and all the children with their grandfather were in the house when the blaze started by an overturned lighted lamp during a storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
John Carter
Lela Shaw
Shaw
Picton
Here
Hundred Fishermen Perish In Violent Tempest Near Spain
A violent tempest off the Bilebao coast wrecked more than sixty fishing vessels. Estimates place the number of drowned fishermen around one hundred, with heavy loss from the Cozey and Bilas fleets near Spain on May 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tempest Hager
the Cozey
Spain
Bilas
Bilebao
Highwaymen Raid German-American Bank in Merrill Wis
Four armed highwaymen robbed the German American State bank in Merrill. They forced cashier R C Ballstadt to the counter while another bore into the vault and fled with over $1,000 in a satchel. A pursuit followed with a woods chase and a park clearing gunfight. Two robbers, wounded, were captured after a swamp escape. The other two swam the Wisconsin river and were later seen as young, local strangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill,Wis
R. C. Ballstadt
Calder
Wisconsin
North Dakota Storm Ravages Towns Across State
A North Dakota tornado on May 29 killed eight people and injured many as it hit Tangdon and other towns. Four died in Tangdon, with twenty injured, and homes and a church destroyed. Ypsiland, Jamestown, Lakota, Wahpeton, Daylit Lake and Steele reported further damage, with the Northern Pacific station demolished and widespread outages. The financial loss estimates reach around 150000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
N. D
North Dakota
Tangdon
Joseph Boyd
Joseph Powers
Joseph Bain
J. Blakeley
Ypsiland
George Graves
Lakota
Wahpeton
Dayilt Lake
Great Northern
Bteele
French Strike Extends Across French Ports
The merchant marine strike widens as callers stokers and stewards press for a weekly rest day and equal pay across passenger and freight services. Complete at Marseilles with fifty idle vessels, partial at Havre Dunkirk St Nazaire Toulon and Bordeaux. Torpedo boats run mail routes to Algeria and Corsica as firms seek government crews from warships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Marseilles
Havre
Dunkirk
St. Nazaire
Toulon
Bordeaux
Algeria
Corsica
Buffalo Official Arrested For Grand Larceny
Jared C. Weed, cashier of the county treasurer's office since 1898, was arrested in Buffalo on grand larceny charges. An investigation cited by County Treasurer Pix found total alleged stealings since 1900 amounting to 26,650 dollars, with losses varying from hundreds to thousands yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Jared C. Weed
Pix
Fix
Weed
Three Eighteenth Infantry men slain by Moro bandits
Manila reports say on May 22 near Keithley a Moro surprise attack killed two private soldiers instantly and mortally wounded a sergeant of the Eighteenth Infantry after Moros opened fire on an outpost.
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Eighteenth Infantry
Manila
Rouman River
Keithley
Leaders in labor graft case found guilty and fined
Mafiten, Pouchot, Rod Hoyle and other bor leaders accused of extortion were found guilty and fined 500 each in the labor graft case. The verdict followed a more than forty eight hour jury deliberation in Qbicaza on May 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qbicaza
Mafiten
Pouchot
Rod Hoyle
Bor
Earthquake Shocks Felt Across Midwest States
A minor earthquake lasting a few seconds was reported across Indiana Illinois Wisconsin Michigan Iowa and nearby regions at 8 41 a m. No major damage noted though fires started by overturned stoves and chimneys were reported in several cities including Beloit Joliet and Dixon. Buildings rocked in Aurora and Beloit with chairs overturned and windows rattled in South Haven and Benton Harbor.
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Chicago
Indiana
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Iowa
Contiguous Territory
Peoria
Kewanee
Rockford
Joliet
Dixon
Streator
Galena
Freeport
Bloomington
Moline
Elgin
Aurora
Springfield
Beloit
Janesville
Davenport
Dubuque
Munkegon
Kalamazoo
Mich
Wis
Dixon Gar
South Haven
Benton Warrior
Alya
Georgia Strike Ends After Amicable Settlement
In Atlanta the strike by Georgia Railroad workers ends after talks among Commissioner Nells T Scott of labor, I A Ball of the Brotherhood, and Major Neill. Both sides concede to concessions and announce an amicable adjustment satisfactory to all, with train service to resume immediately.
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Atlanta
May Zy
Nells
T. K. Scott
The
Georgia Railroad
I. A. Ball
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Explosion kills six men at Geesey hoop mill
Dowagiac Indiana May 27 eight men were in the Geesey hoop mill when the boiler exploded. five were killed instantly one died later of injuries one severely hurt and one escaped uninjured as the building collapsed. the dead include Deforest Geesey owner Frank Geesey Otto Behike Charles Fritz Estil Gambor and Maryin Stewart.
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Dowagiac
Inch
Geesey Hoop
En Ure
Deforest Geesey
Frank Geesey
Otto Behike
Charles Fritz
Estil Gambor
Maryin Stewart
Indictments Secured Against Haskell and Allies
Attorney General Wickersham sent congratulations to United States Attorney Gregg and Special Assistant Bush at Tulsa Oklahoma for securing indictments against Governor Haskell and others charged with fraud in Muskogee. He praised the government's counsel for handling a trying case under adverse conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Way
Wickersham
United States
Gregg
Bush
Tulsa
Okla
Haskell
Muskogee
Cnxsea
Iceberg dangers hit transatlantic ships near Newfoundland
The Furness Line steamer Almeriana arrived in St John's from Liverpool with bows badly damaged after a collision with an iceberg. She reported vast ice off the point as Prospero passengers recalled seeing more than 100 icebergs over forty miles, forcing a return to port.
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St. Johng
N. F
Furness Mner
Almeriana
Liverpool
Steater Prospero
Launch carried over dam drowns four at Grand Rapids
A gasoline launch capsized and passed through the dam sluice gates of Consolidated Water Power Co in Grand Rapids Wisconsin. Four occupants died Miss Beysie Anderson Miss B Bogiger Miss May Forse and Ralph Anderson while four others were rescued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Wis
Consolidated Water Power Company
Beysie Anderson
Misa B. Bogiger
May Forse
Ralph Anderson
Street Car Strike Grips Philadelphia Transit
Philadelphia faces a street car strike as Carmen's union orders go largely unheeded. By 9 a.m. most lines ran with only two out of service, while West Philadelphia suffered the fiercest resistance to fare hikes as crews abandoned cars and passengers jeered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Carmen's Union
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Gervton
West Philadelphia
Fifty-second Street
Director North Quits After Controversy With Nagel
Washington May 26 Director of the census S N D North has tendered and had accepted his resignation to President Taft Deputy Commissioner B Dana Durand named to succeed North The resignation follows a controversy with Secretary Nagel and friction that persisted despite earlier hopes of amicable adjustment In Evansville Indiana May 31 insurance man A F Buinsel committed suicide at the St George hotel on cards from 1 36 up and a brief line about Joan H Porstrr Mant Cardiel Ir
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Washington
Ceed
North
Evansville
Ind
A .F Buinsel
Mant
Summons in a Minnesota legal action against Joseph Brockbauer
Legal notice from Crown County Minnesota summons defendant Joseph Brockbauer to answer plaintiff's complaint filed in Brown County District Court New Ulm. Defendant must serve a response within twenty days after service or risk judgment by default for $000 with eight percent interest from January 4, 1809 and $175 costs plus interest. Attorney for plaintiff is Alumat PeArthinay of Sew Chai Minnesota.
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Summo Siate
County of Crown
John Hanenallin Brewing Co
Scsey Distriet Court
Sloseph
Brockbuuer
Mixsyaota
District Court
New Ulm
Brown
Minnesota
New Vim
Brown County
Tozeln T
Minnesota Brown County Probate Special Term May 27 1900
In the matter of the estate of Nala Heecher Deceased. The court fixes a time for examining accounts of the administrator Carla Wagner and abatement of debts. A hearing date is set for public notice and publication for three weeks.
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TATE
Minnesota
Eicounty
Brown
Nala
Wagner
Carla
Hagberg
Rew
Alta Mian
Probate Court Letters of Administration Coffman estate
Special Term probate orders grant Anna Coffman letters of administration on the estate of James H Coffman Brown County Minnesota. Three months allowed for creditors to file claims. Hearing set for September 1, 1902 at 8 o'clock AM in New Ulm with notice by three weekly publications in the New Ulm Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innesota
State OF Mini Ay
Jamies
James H. Coffman
New Uim
New Ulm Review
New Ulm
New Uli
Minn
Geo. Ross
Minnesota
Bartiew
Insota
Prlerje
Ross
Sheetal Perm
Mary Ey Nagel
Mary EB. Nagel
Te Pgonty
Ewes
Minnnesota
Herman Niel
New Pilea
Aid County
Elaine
Brown
Ohv Salchert
Edward Salchert
Andrew Salchert
Joseph Salchert
Reinhard Salchert
Anton Salchert
Lizzie Salchert
Anna Arnoldi
John
Edward
Andrew
Joseph
Reinhard
Anton
Lizsie Salbert
New Win
New Uki
Bent Geo, Ross, Truve
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N. Somsen
U.S
D* L. A. Fritsche
Brown Co. Bank
New Us
Mrsw
Albers Steinhauser
Masone Block
New Ulm, Minn
W. Fritsche
New Yoa, Minn
Wm. Pfaender Jr
John E. Bobleter
Strickler
Trane
Copyrichts &c
Ferro
Uidest Agency For Security
Atunn & Co
Scientific American
Emie
Wll Rewedealern
NN & CO
Aranch Ome
F St
Washington, D.C
Thecalifornia Wine House
Coogan
Aedee
Toreae
Addren
U. Reeg
Tanasuner Bov-Zil Nicollet
Minnexpolls
Wwe
Gan Vasaibine Valle Toran
Yaley
Witness
Anti-Hopkins
New York Paper
Wighwaymen
Labor Gase
Middle West
Georgia
Oklahoma
Newfoundland
Census Bureau
Joan H. Porstrr
Ridhy
N. D. North
Alumat PeArxinay
Phuket
Sew Chai
Dan
Claire
State OF Minnesota
Tees
St. Paw Rubber Co
Adam J. Peters
New Ura
Miso
North Street
German Streets
Somasivs
Neseas
Eufiene A. Plefferle
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