Shaker Digestive Cordial Promises Quick Relief Ad
Mt Lebanon New York Shaker family markets a digestive cordial claiming rapid relief from dyspepsia and gas after meals. Advertises the remedy as gentle yet powerful, aiding digestion, reducing stomach pain, and strengthening the body, with trial bottles offered at ten cents to prove its merit. The copy emphasizes honesty through real cases and urges readers to try the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Greely
Cees
Mt Lebanon
N.Y
National Building Association of Baltimore City Officers
National Building Association of Baltimore City lists officers and directors including Knabe Jr president Mason treasurer Guest trainer Paine Hall attorney Raine German correspondent Mason Cracker fra Williams Harvey Prichard general manager. Instalment stock costs 60 cents per month with 10 percent yearly on all paid stock. Apply to Sare Johnson sole agent Feedsrice MD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest J. Knabe
The Western Storms Ravage Chippewa Valley
Reports from North Dakota and Minnesota describe a severe blizzard freezing rivers, flooding lowlands, and forcing evacuations. Dozens are rescued or feared lost as gorges break and trains stall. rail lines reopen gradually amid heavy fuel shortages and widespread property damage.
Conflicting reports mingle in early December news
A jumble of items covers boxing betting gossip, Libyan outrages, a missing Worcester Tech student, a bank treasurer hold up with a £6000 haul, Cuba independence debate, a fatal church altercation, McKinley visitors, prison resignations, and a Yale Harvard competition dispute reflecting a busy December slate.
Nuggets of News from an Early Epoch
In Lynn Massachusetts wages rise in hot factories and fears of strikes mount. An investigation probes a railway network tapping Southern British Columbia gold fields. In Nebraska the Schoenfeldt brothers aged 16 and 17 shot farmer Owen Hutchings near Silver Creek, stole a stand, fled, but were recaptured. John Scott, ex US senator from Pennsylvania, served twenty years as general solicitor for Pennsylvania.
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Lynn
Mass
British Columbia
Schoenfeldt Brothers
Owen Hutchings
Silver Creek
Neb
Stand
John Scott
United States
Pennsylvania
Pennsylva
TELLER MARCHING ON In Cuba and America Dispatches
Detailed dispatches describe Spanish columns marching toward Can delaria and San Cristobal, with General Wesler, Escribano, and other officers moving through ruined terrain. Reports note skirmishes near Guaimara, reinforcements from Obregon, Seguro, and Hernandez, plus a sentinel shooting a sick prisoner in Havza hospital. Louis Palma, Calixto Garcia, and Fitzhugh Lee Jr are cited in letters and editorials from New York and Havana as coverage centers widen to Cuba and Greece.
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Tavasa
Wesler
Yestering
Alyu
Helle
Barote
Candelarie
Fsoribano
el Imparctol
Madrid
Attonio Maceo
Candelaria
Secure
Sremy
Maceo
San Cristobal
Ory
Calveras
Piercos Gordos
Hernandez
Macarites
Havzan
Sentinel
la Lucha
Fitzhach Lee Jr
United States
Cuba
Garcis
New York
Palma
Calixto Garcia
Guaimara
Garcia
Gener Garcia
Puerto Principe
National Campaign Echoes Warning on Bryan Victory
In a detailed discussion, supporters of William Jennings Bryan rally behind his national bid, arguing the 1900 campaign will mirror past party triumphs. They cite historical votes and bi-metalism pledges as proof of broad party resilience amid heavy opposition.
Life Saving Service Report Details Regional Losses and Costs
A December dispatch from Washington reports General Superintendent Khnball’s life saving service findings. Despite more disasters than ever, lives and property saved improved, with only one in thirty losses. Vessel and cargo values totaled over twelve million dollars, plus significant aircraft and smaller craft casualties. Costs reached about 3.4 million, and concerns arise over officer pay and bonds, with calls to raise superintendent salaries and standardize compensation.
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Wasarxenon
Khnball
Sha Life Saving Erica
Atlantia
Gulf
Great Lakes
Falla
Ohio
Louisville
Dhorn
Tne
Fife
Four Killed at a Crossing Near Tosas
At a railroad crossing near Wat Lyon a fatal accident left four dead and one injured. The victims were Miss Tafts and Miss Crost, a 16-year-old girl, and two others, all riding home when their wagon collided with an oncoming train. The horse died, the vehicle wrecked, and Miss Crost was seriously hurt.
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Bethany Church
L. Williams
J. W. White
J. D. White
L. D. White
Williams
Peser. C. T
Tan
Raleena Emell Sarc
Hure
Arkansas Tiver
W.F. McCacne
Tosas
S Ec
Tafts
Gori
Wat Lyon
Stunk Dietoet
Lmong
Sorthern
Tin Stanttr
Miss Crost
Prince Held Captive by Wandering Brigands
Reports say Windisch Graety a private artillery officer traveling with physician Meade was attacked and robbed by brigands at Vizgavona Corsica. The prince carried heavy sums and valuables.
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Reigands. Terf
Web
Windisch -Graety
Meade
Vizgavona
Corsica
Stock and Produce Markets Mixed Amid Sharp Fluctuations
New York and Philadelphia stock exchanges show varied activity with notable gains and declines. Reports from commodities sections highlight corn, wheat, and dairy prices, while livestock markets across cities reflect broader demand. Prices for beef, lambs, and hogs move on unsettled buying by traders, with regional quotes showing strength in some segments and weakness in others.
A Month s Record The Death Roll
The city and county recorded eighty three deaths in November. Eighteen died in the city and sixteen were interred at Mt Olivet, one at St Johns, seven at the colored graveyards. County deaths totaled twenty. burials occurred at Johnaville Bmomitsburg Liberty Fesgaville and others. Mortality in the city rose ten from last. Micheal reports the member of Antepenta at Mi Olivet.
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Mt. Olivet
St. John’s
Johnaville
Bmomitsburg
Liberty
Fesgaville
Jefferson
Howe HI
Pt. of Rocks
Plesesnt Hil
Mi Town
Beaver Dam
Utica
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National Building Association OF
Baltimore City
Rensst
JS. Knabe Jr
D. Mason
Wesley Guest
Treamier
Sarer Johnson
Feedsrice
Southern Mutual Building and Loan Association OF
Atlanta, GA
Nhorthern Department
German St
Baltimore
Stallmert
Romewee
SEARS
Felderick
Haller
J. Kelles
M. ¥. Albaugh
Johnson
Geety
Treee
Dan'l
BE. Steiner
Franklin B Smith
M. D. Dawlt
Ordeman
Barry C. Kester
M. v. Albaugh
Sheffield & CO
Hate
Bon‘en
Heffield & CO
West Patrick St
Boil
Frederick
Helfenstein
West Patrick Street
William Wilcoxon
Joe
Orphans' Court
Appeals and Unitated States Court
Church ST
Frederick, MD
Meer Johnson
Wisconsin
Dur
Gmen Durand
Chippewa Valley
Spring Street
Claire
Chipowns Falls
St. Parr
Mina
Zofie
Sam Dikotu
Onid Parr
Dakota
Great Northern
St Paul
Northern Pacific
Fanrco
N. D
Fargo
Valley City
Lisbon
Edgely
Orisks
Ij Enew
Hans Hanson
Mapleton
Abs. Minn
Dec
Elmer Hoilte
Poplar Woods
Holte
Satanis
Warnara Mspost
James Raymond
Frank Johnson
John Leighton
William White
Abip
Metzger
Emo
Rowe
Dee
Vatican
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Raffasla Pierotti
Yreither Priscy
Picrotti
Pusris
Jubar
Martin Julian
Sharkey
Betes Ald Espued
Liverroot
Batanga
Africa
H. M.S. Alvete
Grand Bossa
Britich
Masa
Deo
Frank Fhckenver
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Bret Frider
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Iris Thoucke
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American Congress
Porter and Lodge
cKinley
Caxton
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McKinley
Horace Porter
General Porter
Senator Lodge
Congress
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B.C. Brubaker
Becau
Harvard
Yale
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Guud Curadi
Weysler
Tampa
Fla
Havana
Werler
Havans Manfacturers
Weber
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Dec. i
Horton
Athens
State Department
Russia
Greece
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Port
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Aries
Haver
Mich
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Joseph Lang
Covert
van Ostrand
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Lanscasten
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Harry McConigey
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Alfred Huss
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Keung
Hawaiian
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Wasnixetox
Johan W. Foster
Washington
Hawaii
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Pacific Mail
Geobes Chapelon- Waemiseres
Supreme Court of the United States
Chapman
Nework
Senate
Supreme Tourt
Nat Goodwin
San Francisco
Nat C. Goodwin
Delta R. Goodwin
Wasnivetox
Robert E. Marshall
Altoons
Pennsylvania Rail- Road
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Ers
Hewie O Thali
Cathi¢eroliega
Catawal
Svar
Waner
Grann
Stein
William Steinway
Steinway & Sona
Granercy Park
Aleant Life Savers
Cossiet
Crxcis Hall
William E. Harrison
John Cleves Symines
Philadephia
Pat Larekata
Samuel KE. Andeon
Shtter
Ve Itis
Graerial
Polar
Re ‘Cent Electum
James H Handall
Hilson
MicAker
Walker Arcepie
Philadelphia
Walter
Cheney
Bentavivais
Erie
Leigh
Geeta
Ried
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Crenery
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Chet Wread
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East Liscarr
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Chesapeake and Ohio
Southero
Baltimore and Ohio
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Colo
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Miners Union
Jerry O'Keefe
Prest-o
Ofice
Princeton
Patton
University
Conway
Ark
Tatsamentil
Micheal
Antepenta
Mi Olivet
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