One Disease and One Remedy Promoted by Shaker Digestive Cordial
A historic ad extolling indigestion cures from Shaker Digestive Cordial. It claims digestive ailments spring from a poisoned spring and promotes a single remedy as effective for indigestion and dyspepsia. The copy lists symptoms and urges readers to try the tonic with free doses and widespread pharmacy availability.
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Abercrombie
Mt Lobsnon
Beatty
Thay
Coe Bowels
National Building Association of Baltimore City Directors
Ernest J. Knabb Jr President James D. Mason Vice President J Wesley Guest Treasurer Directors named in the Baltimore City national building association leadership roster.
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National Building Association OF
Baltimore City
Ernest J. Knabb, Jr
James D. Mason
J. Wesley Guest
Ernest J. Knabs, Jr
Wm. Knabe & Co
Paso
Clinton P. Paine
Paine & Mofaran
Thomas W. Hall
Wilbur F. Jackson
Continental Nat'l Bank
Edward Kaine
James D. Mason Co
B. Winslow Williams
WP. Harvey
ML McD
Paitmard
Mr Bryan’s Salem to Champaign Train Stop Speech
A chaotic but festive procession greets William Jennings Bryan during a political tour from Salem to Champaign. Citizens crowd depots, a veteran salutes Bryan, and at Champaign a platform ceremony unfolds with Bryan urging citizen participation, national unity, and a financial policy serving American interests. The town of 2180 swells with enthusiasm as crowds cheer.
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Salem
Unio
Brat
Bascon
Bryan
Bill
Rantoul
Brian
Breau
Champaign
Nebraska
Birs
Brean
J. S Wolf
Gladstone
Se. Bryan
Chicago
Toves
Towle
Baird
Brvan
Bryan Anne
Endearment Adgourns after vast Endeavor gathering
The Fifteenth annual Christian Endeavor convention closes after a highly successful rally in Washington. Delegates and visitors exceed registration, with praise for hospitality and a vast choir. Officials note spiritual uplift and anticipate broad future growth under a proposed permanent council.
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International Christian Endeavor Convention
Washington
Board of Trustees
Hosement
Council of the Trustees of the United Society
Democratic National Convention Crisis Emerges In Chicago
July 14 dispatch notes a split within the Democratic ranks as a new national convention may be urged to nominate a full slate of candidates for president and vice president. The message condemns the Chicago gathering while urging sound money Democrats to form a separate convention to resist free silver and align with strict currency principles.
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Curiaco
Ann
Snstice
Deinormats
Seston
Wien
Chicago
Ita
Indore
Democratic Party
Hainois
McKinley Himsellf
Mroney
Bryan Party
Charles E. Ewing
Palmer House
John A. Palmer
James Eckels
Franklin MacVeagh
Ben T. Cable
The
Henefi Democracy of Minds
Jones Leaves Chicago in Democratic Campaign Shuffle
The new Democratic national chairman Jones of Aviston left for Washington to coordinate campaign efforts. Walsh of Jaws named temporary secretary, with Bevan reportedly preferring New York as the likely setting for upcoming nominations. Sheriff Underwood of Prince George's vows action after a deputy moved Richard Bing to Baltimore to avert a lynching. he will keep Bing in custody for trial.
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Berac WU
Sec
Chie
Jones
Aviston
Washington
Chevy
Bevan
New York City
A Walsh
Jaws
Eloracs Boles
FeeterLiy
National Democratic
Walbb
Walsh
Clo Ts
Tohl
Sheverio
Beomtany
Pope
Sheerin
Besn
Randa
Boles
Bzulrs
Tagerity
Maryland
Marreoro
Underwood
Prince George's County
Richard Bing
James Crook
Baltimore
Shariff
King
Ande
Five-Body Charge After Picnic Train Wreck Near Altenheim
Police arrest Wisconsin Central excursion train crew after a Sunday wreck on Chicago and Northern Pacific tracks near Altenheim kills five and injures others. Arrested are James Grow engineer, William Dolan fireman, Mike O'Donnell switch-engine engineer, James Meehan fireman, and James Kniskern operator. Chief blame falls on Kniskern for the disaster.
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Chaco
Wisconsin Central
Northern Pacific
Altenheim
James Grow
William Dolan
Mike O'Donnell
James Meehan
James Kniskern
Eniskern
New Cabinet of Canada and Delaware Campaign Notes
Ottawa July 14 the new Canadian cabinet lists Laurier as president of the council with Cartwright in trade and commerce Mowat justice and finance under Premier Fielding Borden militia Davies fisheries Tarie railways Blair agriculture Fisher postmaster general Lockhart and other ministers. Dover July 11 the Addicks wing of the Delaware Republicans holds a convention nominating Hoffecker Willis and Fooks with third elector unresolved. Roy Hampton aged 13 died after saving his brother from drowning at Witlianspent. Araos S D July 14 the state convention indorses Bryan and aims to form a silver party with Pettigrew as a delegate.
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Canada
Ottawa
Wilfred Laurier
Richard Cartwright
Oliver Mowat
Fnance
Premier Fielding
Dr. Borden
L. H. Davies
J. Tarie
GH. Blair
Sydney Fisher
W. Afnlock
WW. Pasar- 800
Inland Revenue
Sir Henri Jully
R W. Scott
C. Fitzpatrick
G. A.geoffrion
RR Dobell
Delaware
Addicks
Dover
Del
Republican Party
John H. Hoffecker
Willis
Congress
Dam
Kent
Daniell
Fooks
Sussex
Higgins
Georgetown
United States
Witlianspent
Roy Hampton
Hampton
Roy
Politically Charged Nuggets From Global Headlines
Gener Diaz wins reelection in Mexico by a large margin while the Paris Bourse notes a Rothschild loan of 3 597 900 198 francs. The Flint Glass Workers union in Alton Illinois rejects proposals to establish compers ure plants. The London Post says John W Mackay has been summoned to Rome over his father’s danger. General Miles conducts inspection tours of eastern posts. Hallis visits Buffalo. A Peruvian government conspiracy against the state is uncovered with numerous arrests. Colonel D B Henderson is renominated in Waterloo Iowa for an eighth term as Republican congressman from the Third District.
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Gener Diaz
Mexico
Ibis Ramorea
Paris
Rothechilds
Altor
Londons
John W. Mackay
Rome
Miles
Acm
Halis
Buffalo
Caceres
D. B. Henderson
Waterloo
Congress
Iowa
Relations with Spain in Foreign Relations Volume
The volume chronicles U S Spain diplomacy over a season, detailing Cuban events, the Alliance incident, and Spanish explanations via Duke Tetuan and Secretary of State. It notes diplomatic efforts to protect American citizens, enforce neutrality laws, and secure import duties, with correspondence among Williams Taylor Gresham and others.
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United Fates
Spain
United States
Cohan
Allianca
Gohan
Viger
Sinevican
Duke Tetuan
Daikey Iyer
Yaylor
Ar. Uhl
State Department
Lagunda
Baracda
Marshal Campos
Wiliams
Cuba
de Lome
Madrid
Taylor
Willams
Guba
E. Atkins & Co
Boston
Cincy
Soledad
New York
Frantisco Carrillo
John A. Somers
the Ausiess
Stock and Produce Markets Summary of Quotations Daily
Daily quotes from New York and Philadelphia exchanges show mixed activity with modest overall volume. Livestock and eggs markets display variable swings with prime cattle, veals, and lambs showing firmness while hogs remain uneven. Regional grain and dairy prices vary, reflecting modest demand and supply shifts across major markets.
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New York
Beeression
Lamia
Hess
East
Lizrrny
Train wreck near White Haven claims several lives
A derailed Lehigh Valley train between White Haven and this city toppled three cars down an embankment. Engineer Wihimm Usnile died from injuries, Harney Moonsy was seriously injured, and many passengers suffered serious harm. Among the severely hurt were Mrs BR L Clark Ashley and Mrs John Bre tukn Wilkesherre, with others in critical condition.
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Lehigh Valley
White Haven
Wihimm Usnile
Harney
Mra
BR. L. Clark
Ashley
John Bretukn
Wilkesherre
Patrick McCluskey
Prradelphis
Mary S Baler
Towanda
Wilim
West Hadeton
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Southern Mutual Building and Loan Association
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Frarklin & Smith
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Chnsor
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Montreal
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West Shore
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Grant Avenue
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Norfork
Virginia Petout Association
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Wtte
Wasaixetoy
Bureau of Statistics
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Mudgus Porter
Kennedy
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Moreland
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Med
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J. W. Collier
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