Liver Health Ad Claims Cure All With Golden Medical Discovery
An advertisement extols Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a root-cure for liver trouble and related ailments. A testimonial from Michael Maher of Little 468 Center St recounts jaundice and weight loss, asserting the product healed him after doctors’ medicines failed. It invites sending stamps for The People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser and the book.
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erce’s. Golden
Pierce's Golden
Michael Maher
Center St
O'Rourke
Harley
Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
King Edward Recovering Near Royal Yacht Trip Planned
London reports say King Edward's recovery continues with physicians in attendance. The monarch is said to be carried on a movable couch most days and plans were announced to transfer him to the royal yacht early next week. Burglar's Victim Is Dead in New York. Albert Latimer, wounded during a Brooklyn burglary, died in hospital after a week of illness. His wife, Latimer, was shot and remains hospitalized in shock. River of other items noted include references to the Philippine Islands and events in Porto Rico.
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Royal Yacht
London
Edward
New York
Albert C. Latimer
Brookiyd
Limer
Fragmentary Health Advice on External Remedies
Readable scraps discuss external remedies for strains and muscle strength. Mentions "Yate" and "Mother's Friend" and warns internal remedies now would do more harm. The passage reads as an editorial or advisory fragment with unclear context and missing details.
Boating Disaster in Dense Fog Leads to Fatal Collision
In Narragansett Bay a fog bound collision between the steamers Priscilla and Powhattan near Point Judith leaves one dead and a large hole in Priscilla’s port bow. Cargo, including 300 barrels of fish, is thrown overboard as crews struggle to manage the wreckage and passenger safety amid thick fog and a delayed rescue.
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Newport
Priscilla
Merchants’ and Miners’ Transportation Company
Powhattan
torwaré
ieee
Womans Aid To Biddle Brothers In Divorce Suit
Pittsburg July 10 Warden Peter E K Soffel seeks divorce from Kate Soffel who aided the Biddle brothers in the jail escape on January 30 last and now serves two years in prison for her role Five co respondents are named in the adulterous connections Besides Ed ward Biddle. Cloudburst In Mexico Monterey July 10 A special from Portas Coahuila reports a cloudburst damaging 31 square miles with losses around 400090 The Patagonia dam the largest in Northern Mexico broke open destroying it San Lorenzo dam built about 1570 and standing 350 years was washed away
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Biddle
Pittsburg
Pal
Peter EK
Mexico
Monterey
Portas
Coahuila
San Lorenzo
Phillies Lose Base Salt Case and Other News
Philadelphia club loses court case forcing Bernhard to play by team rules but court lacks jurisdiction as he is a New York resident. Lajoie and Flick cases dismissed on same ground. In Georgia, James W Campbell killed G W Perron amid a quarrel. coroner rules justified. London telephone exchange fire damages set at £30000. stock market report follows.
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Phillies
Cleveland
Wing
United States circuit court
Philadelphia National League
Bernhard
Philadelphia
New York
Lajoie
Flick
Macon
James W. Campbell
G. W. Prron
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Alden
Prron
Campbell
Roosevelt Censures Press On Home Life Exposures
Colonel Roosevelt denounces newspapers for exploiting his private life. He complains about sensational headlines and disclosure of family matters while noting he enjoys a normal American citizen’s vacation. He mentions possible government control of office space if adjoining quarters release is secured.
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Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Pursuit of Tracy Eludes Authorities in Washington
A shifted manhunt description from Renton to Black River Junction notes trackers scouring a vast area. Authorities stay vigilant with guards at roads as officials believe Tracy is hiding in dense timber awaiting shelter and food. Meanwhile evacuation talks for Tientsin progress with Chinese authorities and foreign generals awaiting instructions.
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Seattle
Wash
countr
Renton
Reriton
Black River Junction
Newport season opens at Ogden Goelet villa
The Ogden Goelet villa at Ochre Point Newport has reopened for the season with lavish entertainment planned. Chief among the guests will be the Wilson daughters and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt, who has arrived for the summer. The season also marks the presence of the British ambassador and other notable figures as Newport hosts a prominent social set.
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Beason-las
Newport
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Wilson
OECD
DE SOROS
Extradition Case Faces Diplomatic Turn in Canada
Washington July 10 Extradition of Benjamin D Greene and John F Gaynor sought for Georgia trial on misappropriation and embezzlement of over two million linked to Savannah river and harbor work. U S officials say Canadian authorities are pursuing an unwarranted course, prompting a diplomatic note from Secretary Hay. An aide to the attorney general cites conflicts of interest between Greene Gaynor lawyers and Canadian officials.
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Greene-Gaynor
Washington
Benamin D. Greene
John F. Gaynor
Canada
Georgia
Savannah
United States
Hay
department of justice
Erwin
Montreal
Greene and
Gaynor
Hickman Ducked Filipinos Heads to Court Martial
Manila July 10 General Charres has ordered Lieutenant Edwin A. Hickman of the First Cavalry to Manila for trial by court martial on charges of cruelty to natives in Tayabar province. The Gardiner inquiry sparked the accusation that Hickman ducked two natives for information and a third who died from maltreatment. The trial is before General William H. Bisbee, alongside Captain James A. Ryan's case for unnecessary severity to natives.
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Manila
Charres haz
Edwin A. Hickman
First Cavalry
Tayabar
Gardiner
Hickman
William H. Bisbee
James A. Ryan
Fifteenth Cavalry
Frail transcript notes Disbrow strike attempt in court
During the arraignment Disbrow arose and tried to strike the prosecuting officer. The district attorney recounts the evidence and Judge Foster notes crooked work while awaiting the grand jury action.
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ace Foster
New York Heat Sends Many to Prostration and Death
From Pittsburg to New York City the heat wave claims lives and cripples workers. Eleven deaths and numerous prostrations are reported as temperatures top the 90s, with Manhattan seeing seven fatalities and 11 prostrations, and Brooklyn recording two deaths and five prostrations as thermometers reach 95 degrees.
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Pittsburg
Sever
New York
weather bureau
Manhattan
Brooklyn
ters
Soft coal strike near end claims by Virginia operators
In Roanoke Virginia on July 15 officials say the coal strike is nearly over as 540 cars of coal were loaded Tuesday and 7 carloads of miners from Best Virginia and North Carolina returned to work. Labor leaders warn the critical stage may not yet have passed and threaten action if demands aren’t met by a stated date. A separate dispatch reports an earthquake in Salonica Turkey destroying the village of Guyesne and killing 12 people.
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Virginia
Roanoke
North Carolina
London
Salonica
Turkey
Daily Mail
talis
Guyesne
Miners Union Chief Denounces Citizen Alliance Ties
Wikesbarre Pa July 10 Linnten fet dress before the 400 dele gates at a convention of Nimtooke President Mitchell of the Miners Union said he never participated in a strike but felt confident of success if members stand together He urged settlement of the strike to secure wages and living standards for miners He spoke amid applause and then returned to headquarters Russell Sage seeks to join a steel trust suit as a co complainant in the effort to convert 260 million in preferred stock to bonds but later asked to withdraw his name
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Miners’ Union
Wikesbarre
Linnten
District No.d
Nimtlooke
Mitchell
Ming Workers’ Union
Nanticoke
ito
M Mitebelt
ay foltow
Russell Sage
Steel Trust
Newark
N. J
Robert McCarter
J.aspinwall Hodge
United States Steel Corporation
McCarter
Emery
Sarre
United States Steel
United States Steel common
Sage
Trolley Men Apply For Work In Pawtucket R I
The street railway workers who had declared a strike off yesterday applied for their old posts and signed contracts agreeing to work 11 hours per day at 18 to 22 cents per hour, after demanding 10 hours pay and 23 cents per hour. A Bethlehem Pa lineman, John Stermer, died from injuries after a crossing accident on a pole.
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Pawtucket R. 1
Bethlehem
Hve
John Stermer
Pennsylvania Telephone Company
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London Telephone Exchange
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Troy
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Stockwell
Stillwater
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