Dr Bells Cough Syrup Promises Cure for Consumption
A distressed warning advertises Dr Bell's Cough Syrup as a cure for coughs and consumption. It claims a doctor once prevented consumption and asserts rapid full recovery after using the syrup. The ad lists locations in Chicago and a representative name, urging readers to ask for Bull's, and to take only Bull's pills.
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Dr. Bell
Dr. Bells
Mist Street
Chicago
Ips
Dr. Bull
National Building Association Members Prominent in City
A fragment lists officers and directors of the National Building Association of Baltimore City including Ernest S. Jr Knabe president James D. Mason vice president and W Wesley Guest treasurer along with several directors and affiliated firms. Instalment stock dues are 60 cents per month with fall stock paid earning 10 percent yearly.
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National Building Association OF
Baltimore City
Ernest SJ. Knabe Jr
James D. Mason
J. Wesley Guest
Spanish Defeat in Noveleta Battle Reported Abroad
San Prasico Dec 93 translated Manila reports via Hong Kong press discuss the Noveller Cavite clash. Spanish efforts under General Rios failed to dislodge entrenched insurgents, with heavy Spanish losses and insurgent defense using earthworks and rifle pits around Novelota. The dispatches claim a heavy rebel victory despite early Spanish claims, noting significant casualties and retreat.
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San Prascisco
Manila
Philippine Islands
Hong Kong
Belvie
Cavin
Vito
Noveleta
Novéleta
Cannes
Rios
Novelot
Dononze
Picken
Castilla
Lo’eluck
Cordells
Cavite
Fort H
Conoery
Noreleta
Insurgent Attacks Halt Rail Line in Matanzas District
Lieutenant Colonel Oliver leading Granada battalion reports engagement with insurgents in Matanzas province. Enemy losses exceed two killed and wounded. Insurgents derailed an exploring engine near Yaguairinas, killing the conductor and maiming the engineer, with the fireman missing. Spain disputes facts as Masui reports Philippine unrest and possible German officers among rebels.
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Oliver
Granada
Yaguarainas
Matanzis
Spain
Masui
Ioan
Philippines
Annapolis launch trial and naval armament details
The article reports the launch of the Annapolis at Elizabeth, New Jersey, with dignitaries and a ceremonial bow over the new vessel. It notes the ship’s dimensions, armament, and a trial expected in February, alongside mention of the Bancrofy yard and related naval construction. It also covers coffee trade news and a boxing match announcement in New York.
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United States
Izabeth
N.J
Aliss
Marer
Annapolis
Farle
Hhary
Nixon Yard
Ex-Queen Liliuokalani Travel Interruption and Pension Claim
Ex-Queen Liliuokalani and attendants traveled through Horston Texas en route to New Orleans for a voyage to Washington. She refused extended interview and focused on preserving strength, hinting at a desired pension and not to be bothered. Also reports two alcohol poisoning deaths among young men in Matrooy Illinois and fugitive arson suspect Joseph L Harris captured in Monmouth Illinois.
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New York
Boston
Avery
Bermandolin
Matrooy
Ils
Des
Brock
John Madison
Bert Weisman
Joseph L. Harris
Monmouth
Ill
Harris
Harrie
Hawn
Penrose Senate Boost Sparks Philadelphia Parade Meeting
In Philadelphia a large demonstration supported Hon. Boles Penrose against John Wanamaker for the U.S. Senate. A Broad Street parade led to an Academy of Music mass meeting with speakers including Charlamagne Tower Jr and Joseph Wharton. A committee was proposed to secure Penrose's election.
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Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Boles Penrose
John Wanamaker
United States Senate
Cameron Assarly
Penrose
Broad Street
Academy of Music
Academy
Ap! Plause
Hhears
Senator Quay
Washington
Charlamagne Tower, Jr
Joseph Wharton
Pacific Railroads clash in Senate amid Cuba debate
The Pacific Roads clash with Southern leaders over Cuba policy dominates a Washington session. Senators Morgan and Call push for state information after Charles Gavin’s death. the house approves legislative budgets before holiday adjournment.
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Tle
Utney
First
Aseletsut Secretar
Rockbull
Olver
Waa
Peg Rew
South Dakota
Calladap Bis
Shin
Euting
Morgan
Alabans
Call
Charles Gavin
Cube
Senate
House Pasaek
Congress
Drowning Death at Cook’s Run Pa and Fire Fatalities
Two-year-old Victor Martin drowned yesterday at Cook's Run Pennsylvania after falling into a spring. A fire destroyed two buildings at the Choirai state reformatory, with losses estimated at 7447 dollars. An imminent race war in Mayfield Kentucky follows the lynching of Jim Stous, a negro rapist, on Monday. The steamer Belgic carried Miss Kate Field’s remains from Honolulu to San Francisco yesterday. An Elyria gas works explosion injured five, Ralph Barnes fatally. The city will face Christmas darkness as Jake Gaudaur predicts a Harding Beery match to decide the world champion and head to the field.
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Victor Martin
Cook's Run
Choirai
Mayfeld
Jim Stous
Kate Field
San Francisco
Honolulu
Elyria
Ralph Barnes
Jake Gaudaur
Harding
Beery
Bank Failures Jump From Minnesota to Chicago
The period news reports Bank of Minnesota closing and Union Stock Yards Bank suspending operations amid broader banking runs. Examines state bank examiner notes, deposits, and city impact, with Caused by wider financial panic and a Chicago wave of failures. Also covers Italian bank reactions in New York and other unrelated incidents.
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Jersey City
John W. Bogart
Halleck
BS Localiziig
Fish Creek
Hankensack
Passaic
Wheildwick
Threiman
Hank Ee Binines Kreoyvo Rexterday
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Bank of Mingwots
Thie Bank
Unio
Abs
Minnesota
Whin Bank
Uhoelty
William Dawson
Wee Provident
Dawsone
Noiiah Kittson
Union Stock
Yara Bank
Bank of Minnesota
Wiliam Uaywson
Ols
Ramsey County District Court
Frank Seynour
Csbler
Bferdhnoty’ National Bank
Dot
Stats Tank
Clearing House
Timart
City
Beat
Northwest
National Bank of
Lingis
Tb Wee
Chicago
Cutcane
Ampos & Gindele
American Brewing, Matting and Elevator Company
Georges A. Weisse Matting and Elevator Company
Georges A. Weisse
National Bank of Ilinois
Simul
Evhoes
Garden City Banking and Truss Company
Hibernian Savings Bank
Iillinois ‘Trust and Savings Bank
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Sheffield & CO
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Oroois
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West Patrick Street
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William Wilcoxon
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Saghs
R Johnson
Court Square
Prederice, MD
Philippine Island
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Zertucha
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Havana
Walier Sandzy
Maximo Zertucha
Wergler
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Wiepler
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Arbuckle Brothers
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Joseph Bolelake
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Wilbur Hammond
Artie Brown
Harry Anderson
Louise Michel
Youk
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Fred Jobinski
Jobiinski
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Queen's County
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Mamis H. Powell
John H. Powell
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York
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Istaliy Hurt
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