Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Relief for Indigestion
In Baltimore testimonials Mrs Charles L Braur and Hammarki C Syratmeyer report indigestion nausea vomiting and water brush symptoms improved after taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. They credit restored appetite weight gain and lasting relief with the product and recommend keeping a bottle at home.
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Hood
Charles L. Braur
Frederick Avenue
Baltimore
Hammarki C
Syratmeyer
North Broadway
Maryland
Big Fire Destroys Stable in Middletown
A large frame stable owned by R. W. Smith of Lincoln Neb burned last night at about 11:30. Four horses carriages sleighs and feeds were lost. Sparks endangered nearby buildings including the Methodist Church but roofs were saved. Loss estimated 800 for the stable 1000 total with insurance through G. F. Thomas.
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Middletown
B. ¥. Groff
R. W. Smith
Lincoln
Neb
Goroff
G. F. Thomas
Trial of Nelson Opens in Westminster Murder Case
News of the State reports the start of the trial of Robert or Burt Nelson at Westminster for the murder of Charles Reaver. The piece notes other items including Mrs. M A T Ellis ill, Mrs. Lillie B Mann dead after an appendicitis operation, a Cumberland student’s leap, a petition for John W Bowling’s pardon, and an arrest of Frank B Thomas on a fraud charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. T. Ellis
Elkton
Court of Appeals
Lillie B. Mann
Hagerstown
Robert Or ‘Burt
Nelson
Charles Reaver
Westminster
J J Steelman
Cumberland
John W. Bowling
Frank B. Thomas
Rockville
The Sick In City And Nearby Homes
The Friends of Miss Katharine Price learn she is very ill after sickness last week. Mr Lewis Martell of West Fourth street is on the sick list. Edward Herring remains ill. George Thomas son of Silas A Thomas in hospital at Pittsburg improves. Mrs Edward Burras of Eas Firth street is quite sick. Miss Janie Zacharias, formerly of this city, ill at home in Baltimore. Mrs Christian Thomas on West Third street remains ill with very little hope of recovery. Mrs Kate Thyson Marr staying at Shoreham in Washington, left for New York yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine Price
Lewis Martell
West Fourth Street
Edward Herring
George Thomas
Silas A Thomas
Pittsburg
Edward Burras
Eas Firth Strest
Janie Zacharias
Baltimore
Christian Thomas
West Third Street
Tar News
Kate Thyson Marr
Shoreham
Washington
New York
Gompers Re-elected With Near Unanimous AFL Vote
Samuel Gompers was re-elected president of the American Federation of Labor at the 18th annual convention in Kansas City with near total support. The session adjourned after eight days. Detroit was chosen as next meeting place. The convention moved to raise per capita tax to fund federation work and rejected a plan to tax factories employing women and children, arguing it would legalize child labor.
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Kansas City
Dee
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Detroit
Mich
Willam J. O'Brien
New York
George J
Ouray
Colo
West
Gompers
Henry Lloyd
Massachusetts
Isaac Cowan
Cleveland
P. J. McGuire
Philadelphia
James Duncan
Baltimore
James O’connell
Chicago
John F Mitchell
Indianapolis
Max Morris
Denver
Thomas I. Kida
Frank Morrison
John 3B
Lennon
Bloomington
Ill
Union Congress of
Great Britain
Thomas F. Tracey
Cigarmakers' Union
James O'Connell
Machinists’ Union
Trade and Labor Congress of Canada
Jonn
F. O'Sullivan
Boston
J. F. O'Sullivan
Congress
Committee On Laws
O'Sullivan
George E. McKitts
Women Workers of the Land
Isaac Cowen
King Blatchford and Eyer
Otf Financial Federation
American Federation
William Inskip
William Thom
Keely Motor Secret Revealed Shrouded by Stockholders Meeting
Stockholders of the Keely Motor company met in this city after the inventor died. Attorneys indicated Keely’s secret was not in manuscript but that T. Kinnaid of Boston could carry out his idea. Directors contemplated next steps with Mr. Emili’s information, but kept details private and adjourned for further study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Smith
Pension Extension Proposed for Ex Confederates by Butler
Senator Butler of North Carolina announced an amendment to the pension appropriation bill. The provision would apply current pension laws to all veterans and dependents regardless of Civil War service, but back pensions for Confederate soldiers would wait until the bill's passage and their existing claims would activate then.
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Butler
Washington
North Carolina
Terre Haute man jailed in large merchandise scam
W E Koopman of Terre Haute Ind is under arrest after alleged theft of goods from wholesale dealers across many cities through a fictitious Terre Haute Ml Supply company. Value of goods stored and en route exceeds 150000 dollars. most may be recovered. Koopman’s brother in law M F E Hoberg aided exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
W. EH. Koopman
Terre Haute Ml Supply Company
Koopman
M. F E. Hoberg
Shafter Testimony Details Santiago Campaign Facts
General Shafter testified before the war investigations commission about the Santiago expedition. He described plans, transports, and medical supplies, defended decisions on ambulances and wagons, praised doctors, and noted staff officers including Col. Miley and Astor. He said the operation was a military success with 400 men lost and emphasized hindsight.
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le Gane
Ile
Washington
Shatter
War Investigating Commission
Miley
Cuba
Shafter
Santiago
General Shafter
Woodbury
Butt
John Jacob Astor
Astor
Brice
Caney
Mes
Six buried by avalanche near Crater Lake in Alaska
A party of six, including Mrs Darling and her two sons, was buried under several feet of snow after an avalanche swept Crater Lake area. Five bodies were recovered. the sixth was not yet identified. One boy, Shaw, was a friend of the Darlings. The group had faced heavy storm conditions after crossing the summit and camping seven miles from their destination.
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Seattle
Wash
Theater
Tomy Amades
Ayuhinoche
Mra. Darling
Tadeo Jijndeman
Lirst Jones
Jumewu
Natty Slaw
Skaguay
Crater Tale
Lake Lindeman
Darling
Lake Jindemun
Itn
Shaw
Hell Jones
Crater Lake
Dunning Defiant as Trial Rehearses Botkin Slaying
In San Francisco on December 2l Joni P Dunning refused to answer questions about Mia Botkin while on the witness stand in the Botkin murder case He said he would name other women only if proof showed any woman besides Botkin was involved Louise Seeley testified she knew Botkin and Dunning but denied sending candy or anonymous notes to Mrs Dunning Daniel T Ames of New York testified that the handwriting in the anonymous letters and candy note all matched and that Mrs Botkin was the author
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San Francisco
Joni P. Dunning
Botkin
Anawer
Attorney Knight
Mia
Lotkin
Dunning
Daniel T. Ames
New York
Soldier Killed by a Guard in Greenville War Practice
Private Murgridge of the Second West Virginia regiment was fatally shot by Private Mattice of the 203rd New York while pistol practicing near the regimental camp. Private Hart of the Second West Virginia was wounded as Mattice fired in self defense during arrest. General Kline ordered Mattice turned over to civil authorities for trial.
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Greenville
S.C. Dee
Murgridge
West Virginia
John Mattace
Two Hundred and Third
New York Regiment
Hart
Mattice
Kline
Fire destroys Chrome Patent Leather works in Newark
A large fire at Avenue A and Murray streets wrecked the Chrome Patent Leather company plant. About 400 workers including 100 girls were at work. panic ensued as clothing could not be secured. No serious injuries reported though several were bruised and some fainted or tried to jump from upper floors.
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Vanio
Newark
N. J
Chrome
Avenue A
Murray
First Protest on Confederate Graves Sparks Debate
Somerville December 2 Mayor Ay A Peuy denounces President McKinley’s remarks on Confederate cemeteries in Atlanta. She argues the nation should honor fallen Confederate and Union alike, urging cautious policy so future generations do not misjudge the republic’s stance on reconciliation and memory.
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Somerville
Mae
Ay A Peuy
Willard C. Kian
Wey Oast
McKinley
Atlanta
Leiter
Atlant
Iran
Cashier Steele's Sentence for Bank Fraud in Philadelphia
William Steele, cashier of the defunct Chestnut Street National Bank, was sentenced by Judge Butler to pay court costs, a $200 fine, and six years and six months in the Eastern Penitentiary. Good behavior may reduce the term by one year and two months.
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Philadelphia
Der
William Steele
Chestnut Street National Bank
Butler
Eastern Penitentiary
Steele
Pitter
Thor
United States
Migton
Dee
Arty
Pennsylvania
Southern Railroad
McKinley
Atlanta
Produce Markets Reflect Philadelphia and Baltimore Dealings
Philadelphia and Baltimore markets show mixed commodity levels across flour, wheat, corn, hay, beef, pork, lard, dairy products, eggs, and vegetables. Prices update with regional variations for flour, cereals, fats, cheeses, cabbage, and live stock, noting softer wheat in Baltimore and steady or firm trends in many items.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Western Creamery
Elgins
New York Dairy
New York
Jersey
Long Island
Long Jersey
Southern
Hye
Hohgil Letice
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Ely
ELY Brothers
Warren St
Pearre
Fisher & Shaw
South Calvert Street
Baltimore Stock Exchange
Wntidiv
Ernest Helfenstein
W. Patrick Sr
Frederick, Md
Cassell & Waters, Teal Estate and Insurance
Brokers
Court Street
Frederick
Masonic Building
Tharcent
Graceham
Church St
High Ob
Adamstown
Feawarike
Pike
Chaif
Tercelot
Braddock
Brunswick
Provarty
Baltimore Pike
W. R. Johnson
W. Third St
Qacres Iiberty
Dings
Bailey DI
Groff
News OF
John W. Bull
Atall
Pillsbury’s
Rice & Haller, Agis
Sterling Silver Novelties
Kameros
Silver CD
Lexington ST
Howard Street
Howard St
Felix LE Saun
Mer
A. Is
Federation
Agito
Pactor Hcus
Wilmington
Del
Charles E. Hawley
United States Navy
Telired
Connecticut
Senate
W. Ferrin
Salamanca
N. Y
C. H. Sensengy
Wheeling
W. Va
J. F. Finney
E. Allen
Eastern District of
Virginia
J. Freeman
Arlington
N. J. W. H. Fennell
Duncannon
M. R. Rowse
Titusville
Keeley Motor
Tinsley
Houston
Tex
Thomas Tinsley
Glenwood Cemetery Company
State Court of Appeals
Stat Supreme Court
Federal Circuit Courts
United States Supreme Court
District Dodge
Acsinat
Niles, Mich
Board of "Education of
Duluth
Minn
Henry Lardner
Security Bank
Lardner
Board of Education
Frank Knaak
Fort Adams
Newport
Fourth United States Artillery
W. F. Butler
Frederick W. Koll
Rienry I. Harris
Battery H
Seventh Artilery
Stapper
London
Sydenham
Fecamp
France
Havre
The
Daily Chronicle
Andre
Sloan
Scranton
Samuel Sloan
Delaware, Lackawana and Western Railroad
Willam F. Hallstead
Second View
Yalstead
Lackawanna
Ching
Dev
Shanchai
Hang-Chow
Chile
Valparales
Senor Martinez
Intenor
Carlos Walker Martinez
Ventura Bianco Viel
Rafael Sotomayer
Subher Caseaux
Texington
Lexington
Simraff
George Ladd
W. H. May
J. B Rogers
E. B. Ellis
Milwaukee
W. P. Ketcham
W. J. Carter
Straita
Mackinaw
Harrisburg
Mary McNair
Jonden
Liverpool
Sun East
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