Acker's English Remedy Advertised for Throat and Lung Troubles
An advertisement touts Acker's English Remedy as a cure for throat bronchial and asthmatic troubles. It includes a testimonial from Mr X H Andrews of Springfield Ohio praising immediate and permanent relief and notes wide availability in the United States Canada India England and a money back guarantee if not satisfied. It lists Hooker & Co as proprietors and Albert L Pearre in Frederick Maryland as a sales contact.
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Assalin
Acker
X. H. Andrews
Springfield
Ohio
WAL Hooker & Co
New York
Canadas
India
England
Wii Hooker & CO
Proprietors
Albert L. Pearre
Frederick, Ma
Prince of Wales attack sparks European uproar
A violent plot against the Prince of Wales prompts arrests in Belgium and sharp political reaction in Europe. Belgium’s Sipido and two accomplices are questioned as authorities probe links to anarchist sentiment. The incident triggers condemnation from Belgian papers and sympathy from Denmark. In Kentucky, Beckham officials deny forcing force to seize the state house and await higher court action. Detroit cancels Bris Langtry run after mayor’s ban on The Degenerates.
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Senate
Duke of Urset
Rome
M. Te Saiet de Nayer
Prince of
Sipido
Meert
Lipido
Spido
Journal de Bruxelles
Prince of Wales
Belgium
England
Socialist Organ
Socialist Party
Prince
Princess of Wales
Copenhagen
Christian of Denmark
Frankfort
Beckham
State House
Rcom
Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Taylor
Louisville
Detroit
Bris. Langtry
Maybury
Detroit Opera House
Canadian marksman wins Grant American handicap
The Grant American handicap drew eight shooters from the United States and Canada for the most important wing shot event. Daly, Malone, Bates and others battled through 39 rounds with Bates finally winning as Malone and Daly failed to stop later birds.
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J. T. Smith
Heckenstown
N. J
Lone Brave
Sterene Hainmore
Ted A. G. Courtner
Syras Cage
N.Y
Smith
Marshall
Courtney
Casey
Malone
Daly
Bates
Mac Ione
Michigan official convicted ex inspector general Marsh
Arthur F. Marsh of Allegan former Michigan National Guard inspector general and Republican state central chairman was found guilty of felonious conspiracy to defraud the state over a $65,000 military clothing deal later repurchased by the state military board for about $10,000. Bail set at 15,600 pending appeal. Also noted are cases involving Col. Luton and a Fort Worth wreck, a Fitchburg preacher debate on salaries, a Turkish pork edict protest, oyster trust talks, McGovern vs White boxing news, and Hawaii territorial government reforms.
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Marsh
Lansing
Mich
Arthur F. Marsh
Allegan
Michigan National Card
Republican State Central Committee
State Military Board
Ell Rsuton
Detroit
University of Michigan
Pingtee
Luton
Wayne County
Boers Threaten Railways As British Campaign Stumbles
London reports indicate no Boer offensive is planned while British supply issues and remount shortages worry the War Office. General Clements fortifies against surprise and Lord Roberts contends with railway disruptions as Natal repairs proceed and Plumer nears Mare King. A Ladysmith dispatch notes a deadly oxen lung sickness threatening Buller’s operations. Banks, General, signs a surrender demand but receives no reply.
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Reoer
Imampantty
Brittel
Meller
London
War Office
Neas
Aupgaist
Lord Rober
Lord Roberts
Natal
Elmstaagte
Baily
Ladysmith
Immoner
Daily Chronicle
Buller
Lourenzo Marquis
Steyn Haad
Free State
Plumer
Mare King
Beira
the Times
Wepener
Banks
Kansas City's Hustlers Work Day and Night on New Convention Mall
Kansas City April 6 A mass meeting of business men and Convention Hall directors adopted a resolution to build a new convention hall for the Democratic national convention on July 4. Subscriptions total 58 500 bringing new scripts to 55 since the fire. A 224 500 available fund includes 156 006 from insurance and cash subscrip tions. An electric light company pledged to furnish all lights to keep workers at night in shifts until completion. Congressman Cowherd urged continuous hammering until occupancy. A 250 000 project is planned with fireproofing. Meanwhile avalanches in Japan killed 74 with 3 survivors found after snow removal. Dr Nansen arranges five volume polar report with Leipsic publishers.
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Kansas City
Commercial Club
Board of Directors
Hell
Electric Light Company
Cowherd
Plerto Ricos Palperism Describes Grim Relief Crisis
A chaotic scene unfolds as crowds of starving women and children flood the plaza and corridors of the city. Officials warn outsiders away while local officials report more relief applicants arrive and political groups seek work projects amid dire conditions.
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Tah
Hjuoka
Fer
Deak
Dave Paren Dan Ape Atenen
Pioeersdon
Uwe
Republicans End Puerto Rican Torri Problem Quick Route
Washington April 6 Republicans in the house caucus chose the shortest path to resolve the Puerto Rican torri issue by concurring in senate amendments and sending the bill to the president. Some critics objected but the caucus vote was decisively in favor. debate timing and rule details to be set, with possible Monday briefing before the house.
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Roase
Washington
House
Cautens
Senate
Cooper
Wisconsin
Allendy
Massachusetts
Admiral Dewey and party attend Philadelphia concert event
The April 6 1900 report details Admiral Dewey and Mrs. Dewey arriving by train to Philadelphia. They visit the Academy of Music for a concert, mingle with society ladies, and grant interviews at the Hotel Bellevue. Newspaper reporters seek political views. Dewey deflects questions and confirms only attending the concert.
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Tadeprad
Euthy
Mie
Dewey
Bao Bond
le Widhers
Ay Academy of Music
Admiral
Mem Pheer
Washington
Tneir
Sips
Root
Penneybagia
Bellevue
Academy of Munte
Pennsylvania
Bryan
Grover Cleveland
William C. Whitney
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Youcai
Central Hardware CO
Esxist
Baker Johnson
E.keenan
W.T. Kelley
C. Y. Davidson
North Liberty Street
Baltimore, MD
Crick
Néidewim
Bath
John N. Clary
Aine
Hood's Mills
Liberty Pike
Baltimore. Ltd
Fourth St
Telegraph Sireth Fing
Frederics
Bonetes S Mile
Pest Efederick
Qaigrederick & Middletown Railroad
F. G. Thomas & Son
General Insurance Agents
West Patrick Street
Frederick
Ernest Helfenstein
W. Patrick Si
Frederick, Md
Keeley
JHE Azelly Institute
Sses
Anna Sierine
Mall
E. Saltimore ST
Baltimore
Hay
Charles
Imore
A. Smite
Susquehanns Ave
Philadelphia
Scomtered Ag
Moe Aan Ae
Pisesant
Morning Ramedy Company
Chicago
Montreal
York
DR. James
Chleaza
Sentreal
WM. S. Miller & CO
Kibet Company
the Newscoe OF
FICF
Perekaps
Tye
Vuuthc
Uuplicen
Wales
Denmark
Tutt
J. Fairleigh
Platte Cannon
Col. Tutt
Maras
Michigan
Fort Worth
Tex
Denver City
Magenta
John F. Dane
Denver
John J. Kuntz
Fitchburg
Mass
John Galbraith
Charities
Benevo Jences
Boston
Turkey
Har
Oyster Traurt
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Metiovers Te Ficht
Lightreight
Terry McGovern
Tattersalls
Tommy White
Sem Harris
McGovern
White
George Siler
Brooklyn
Hawaii
Clement
General Clements
Vancouver
B. C
Veronesenvil
Echigo
Japan
Nanasen
Berlin
Dr. Nansen
Leipsic Publishers
Supe
Willer
William F. Mister
Franklin Get
Staten
R. A. Mosley, Jr
Singapore
State Department
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Mian Nethersole
Olga Nethersole
Hamilton Revelle
Marcus R. Mayer
Miss Nethersole
Theodore Moss
Wallack
Sapho
Fursman
Supreme Court
Marsland Wine
Strue
Cumberland
Twentspany
Lonaconing
Hoff
Henry E. Hamberger
Jackawa
Hamperger
John M. Reindel
Reindel
America
House of Commons
James Bryce
Great Britain
A. el, Pears
Hewitt
Boerke Coakvas
Admiral Dewey
Abram S. Hewitt
Bryanites
W. Bourke Cochran
Edward M. Shepard
Daniel EB. Sickels
Cleveland
Hea
Princeton
Garibaldi
Italia Garibaldi
Liberator
Misa Garibaldi
Smithmore
Australis
Rhecaottl Garibaldi
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