German Syrup praised by Texas farmer testimonial
A Texas farmer from Edom endorses German Syrup after six years of use for sore throat cough cold hoarseness chest pains and coughing blood. He claims it provides total relief quick cure and urges others with lung troubles to try it noting good results for his family and recommending the medicine from a Woodbury J. Franklin sole agent.
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Edom
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Jones, G. & Gree
Woodbury
E J Eldridge Sells Embroidered Floundings and More
E J Eldridge announces an elegant live of embroidered flour dings for dresses in white and cashmere plus novelties for summer dress rooms. A full line of parasols mitts gloves hosiery and handkerchiefs. Millinery department now complete at 34 West Patrick Street.
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AESO
CALL
Social committees listed for Lutheran sociable event
The Evangelical Lutheran church Christian Endeavor Society plans a sociable on June ith with committees for Program Reception Decoration and Waitstaff. Members include Kuhlman Zimmerman Haller Carty Best and many others. Reformed Missionary Meeting followed with funds allocated to harbor Hungarian and foreign missions.
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The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Kuhlman
Aliss Clara Zimmerman
Lizzie Haller
Maggie Carty
Annie Groshon
Wm. Manross
David H. Best
Bader
N. Rowizaba
Hardt
Sallie James
Nettie Harper
Rosa- Keka
Cora Koogie
Hattie Himbury
Bliss Maggie Carty
Katie Bartgis
Susie Stall
Lula Best
Lillie Wiener
Minnie Dol
Clara Haller
Arthur Carty
Walter Rice
David Rice
Cske Tabie
Engieorecht
Ren
Mamie Ott
Tillie Birely
Chrissie Firestone
Rose Kuhn
Hallie Ott
Nellie Carnes
Katie Wiener
Grace Sleigh
Fannie Sleigh
Minnie Pampel
Glora Cole
Lucy Lease
Mantie Best
Stiss Lala Burell
Mand Gram
Mollie Yinger
Albert Swope
Guy Bisckston
Harry Frome
George
Nixdorf
Meurice Harman
Calvin Bailey
Grayson Stup
Heck
Loy
Rennet
Rice
Susie Stel
Clara Heller
Nettle Harpe
David H- Best
Blissionary Society
Miceel Baker and Dixon
Ssdie Darby
Church of the Day
Janie Staley
Rosie Birely
Bette Kolb
Macy Chow
Our Guy Market Delights With Peak Seasonal Goods
A visitor notes Our Guy Market offers competitive prices. Local market gardens supply a wide variety of fruits and vegetables and the meats are of high quality, pleasing even fastidious shoppers.
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United States
Ornamented drinking fountains shipped for Frederick streets
The Fountains Shipped, Mr. M. P. Morse and Messrs. J. E. Price & Co. announce word from B. G. Smussi's Sons of York, Pennsylvania that eight ornamented drinking fountains for Frederick streets have been shipped and are expected to arrive this evening or tomorrow.
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M. P. Morse
Messrs
J. E. Price
Royal Witness Hearings Move to Palace and Court
Telegraphed Monday evidence in the Baccarat libel case reaches the queen at Balmoral with concern over health and royal influence. Sir William Gordon-Cumming testifies in the Tranby Croft scandal as the Prince of Wales and other witnesses describe friendships, secrecy, and moral scrutiny amid sensational cross examining.
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Lexuos
Laccarat
Bal Woral
Leopold
Berlin
Sir William
Wiliam Gordon Cumming
Charles Roussell
Charles
The
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Sir Charles
Owen Williams
Willian Gordon Cummings
Sue
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Bill
Prince of Wales
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Brinver
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Lord Coventry
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Francis Enollys
Charis Russell
Berkeley Levett
Arthur Stanley Wilson
Lycett Green
Edward Somerset
Capt. Somerset
Hadeen
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Arthur Wilson
Gen Williams
Charlies Russell
Gordon Cummins
Eee
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Wales
Ones
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Gordon Cumming
Burglar Beats Woman in Matawan Home Theft
In Matawan North Scotland June 3 a burglar entered the home of William Tuthill cashier of the Mattewan bank. Magere Tuthill sister of the cashier was awakened struck with a sandbag and knocked down then repeatedly struck as she screamed. The intruder fled with booty. Separate item reports a new scientific discovery by Gen Stewart Stanley claiming a solution to the variation of manmam tension of agueous vapor in a claimed atmospheric control breakthrough.
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William Tuthill
Mattewan Bank
Magere Tuthill
Losvos
Stewart Stanley
Sworn Statements Sought From State Sinking Fund Banks
June 3 report from Hargpispore notes banks holding state sinking funds were asked for sworn statements of the total money on deposit. This marks only the second such request during Treasurer Boyer's term.
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Hargpispore
Boyer
Nightly turmoil and thefts span global and local fronts
A jumble of reports from London to West Superior recounts diplomatic wrangling over arbitration, a daylight robbery near city hall ending in the arrest of a tough suspect named Woods, church faction indictments in Boker, Yale students facing discipline after a circus parade disruption, riots in Italy, a missing boy in a sewer case, a fatal carriage accident in Madison, athletic championships in New York, Parnell funds controversy, Maryland tobacco statistics, and tariff committee activity in New York.
Duchess of Marlborough Wins Trustee Case in New York
The surrogate rules in favor of the Duchess of Marlborough, denying a motion to remove her as trustee under Louis FE. Hammersley's will on grounds she resides abroad, allowing her to continue acting as trustee.
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Duchess of Marlborough
Louis FE
Hammersley
Life Imprisonment for Assault in Japan Tour Police
A dispatch from here reports a Japanese policeman who recently toured Japan has been sentenced to life imprisonment for assault. The case confirms a severe penalty reflecting the crime and public safety concerns during the period.
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Japan
Young Wife at Center of Chester County Murder Trial
District Attorney and police surveillance follow sensational claims around Blanche Woodward widow of Julia Norris Young. David M. Linck, piano agent, accused of entangling with the young wife as investigators note alleged confessions and disturbing conduct. Physicians suspect arsenic poisoning in the miller Morris Young case, with the trial poised to become a major courtroom event.
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West Che Tee
Blanche Woodwand
Julia Norris Yuun
Haseen
Wudlay
Welaw
Funnad
Profesor Marball
Morris Young
Avenset Ministers Case At Presbyterian Synod
The Presbyterian synod opened with ministers aligned to the East End platform. Rev. A W McClurkan faced case handling by Rev. David McAllister who will prosecute while McClurkin defends. Other clergy denied contempt of court and await separate consideration.
Industrial league vow unites farmers and labor groups
The Industrial senate of South Jersey met in June to urge political action toward uniting farmers and labor organizations, forming a joint reform coalition while remaining nonpartisan. A truce with the Fathers' Alliance was agreed, and the two bodies will collaborate on mutual concerns. New efforts focus on overall influence rather than party alignment.
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League and Alliance Unite
BroGeron
M. J
Industrial Senate of
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Senate
Fathers’ Alliance
Ter at Bow Tie Sawmill Disaster Kills Several
A boiler or explosion event near Bow Ties Sawmill results in multiple fatalities and serious injuries among workers. Survivors are described as severely injured while others escape with lighter wounds. authorities investigate the cause and report a catastrophic incident involving water and debris showers at the site.
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Ie Wan Te Wuiers
Diane Wovurmat
Bow Ties
Rk Sar Tae
Tamke
Billeace Wailhaum
Lawrence Haye
Willan Janes
Jobe Fes
Wesley Cutlett
The Cruiser Newark 2 Success
The final trial of the new cruiser Newark from Norfolk proved satisfactory. It was driven 100 miles at sea in heavy seas and bad weather, and its machinery performed well, making the vessel notably steady.
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Newark
Wasninetox
Norfolk
The Captain Went Down in Four Mile Off Duluth
A schooner named Mayflower bound from Portage Lake to Duluth capsized about four miles off the port. All crew were saved except captain Theodore Zorbert who sank within minutes. Also notes a Alabama train wreck near Talladega killing two workers.
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Portage Lake
Duluth
Theodore Zorbert
Favoring Qeleers. Court Sends Case to Supreme Court at Once
June 3 report on the Lewe case notes the court’s formal action to send the matter to the Supreme Court in Harrisburg for decision. Parallel items cover Barnsley’s health and mind, Kennedy’s bail issues, and government notes on 44 percent bonds. Local authorities discuss ongoing investigations and bail likely delays.
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Transuryshiyy
Getler
Supreme Court
Harrisbury
Vvllers
Bardsley
Comity
Barnsley
Governoent
Washingtox
Foster
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Pennsylvania Crops Report From Bertiten Pa
General Robert Brown of Bethlehem township reports to the U S department of agriculture for May that the wheat crop will be poorer than last year due to persistent drought winds and frosts. Grass is thin and hay yields are expected limited with replanting and rain needed for pastures and oats.
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Bertitenen
Robert Brown
Bethlehem Township
United States Department of Agriculture
Double murder and suicide in Kentish Town tenement
Neighbors found a man, his wife, and their child dead in a Kentish Town tenement. It appears the husband killed the wife and child by throat cutting before taking his own life in the same manner. The tragedy occurred in a poor quarter of the London suburb.
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London
Ten Years for a Conspirator in Cincinnati Burglary Case
June 32 Tsprararonis. The jury convicted Reinhold of conspiracy and sentenced him to ten years in prison plus a $59 fine. He acted as lawyer for burglar Horton and his Cincinnati gang, directing a burglary plot that included targeting Editor Brown’s home and damaging a car. Horton testified against Reinhold as the state proved the conspiracy.
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Horton
Cincinnati
Daily News
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Erie man known as "The Poor Man's Letter" dies at home
William E. Benson a longtime Erie County resident and widely known figure in the area was found dead in his room after an apparent heart failure. The death occurred Monday evening in his parish and was noted as due to heart failure. Benson was known across the state for his moniker "The Poor Man's Letter."
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Wiliam E. Benson
Erie County
JUEG ABBOTT DEAD Candidate of Maxish Democrats
Jueg Abbott died yesterday after a long public career. He served in the state senate and the Suffolk superior court and was a former congressman. Abbott was a candidate of the Democratic party for governor in 1873 and supported Rutherford B. Hayes in the electoral process.
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Fuser
Rutherford B. Hise
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Talbot
Federal take over immigration duties ends state control
The secretary of the interior transferred immigration oversight from state boards to federal authorities at Baltimore Philadelphia and Benton to unify the system. The shift follows March 8 1691 statutes stripping state boards of power and places enforcement under federal jurisdiction. In New York James Slocum Emms A Smiler and Joseph Wood were ordered to die by electric chair after a challenging appeal. The three men, linked to a murder and one other crime, will be executed at Sing Sing the week of July 6.
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Wassasetos
Pos Tye Likeene
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Benton
Boams of Immigration
Poveri
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Electricia
James Slocum
Emms A. Smiler
Muarderers
Joseph Wood
Aqueduct
Sing Sing
United States Supreme Court
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Smiler
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Victor Cavendishy Elected Liberal MP for Derbyshire
Victor Cavendishy son of the late Lord Edward Cavendish is elected without opposition to succeed his father as Union Liberal member of the House of Commons for the western division of Derbyshire.
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Victor Cavendishy
Lord Edward Cavendish
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Home of Commons
Derbyshire
Baseball Yesterday Scores and Race Results Across Cities
Baseball results from Boston to Chicago with partial scores and rain postponements. Races listed include Morris Park and Louisville tracks with multiple named horses and times. Weather delays caused postponements in Washington and Cincinnati games.
Philadelphia Markets Close With Mixed Stock and Produce Quotes
The Philadelphia market summary shows a dull stock session with no major highlights. Pennsylvania issues held steady while Reading and Lehigh Navigat'n posted modest bids. produce prices moved mixed with steady to firmer notes on select wheat and corn futures.
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