Marvelous Escape from Death by Paine's Celery Compound
An ad touts Paine's Celery Compound as a cure for rheumatism neuralgia and sciatica. It cites Mrs. Margaret Bethel of Brainerd Minnesota who claims thirty years of pain ended after using the remedy and praises renewed strength and life.
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Brainerd
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Tam
iit
Pam
Paice
Amnestied Filipinos Could Enter Government, Cabinet Meeting
The cabinet decided to issue a proclamation allowing Filipinos to participate in government. The August inauguration on the islands for a full amnesty was agreed, and the cabinet met outside the White House at 20 Lafayette Square for the first time in 88 years not holding a regular session at the White House.
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Lafayette Square
White House
Boer Prisoners and Hope Diamond Headlines
Boers on Burt’s Island escape and forceful removal at Darrell’s Island jail. Prison fare imposed and Leave of prisoners halted after a clash, Commandant Milan beaten, with recapture on Burt’s Island. Also, $500000 Hope Diamond sale negotiations tied to Senator Clark. brokers say deal near, buyer unnamed. A Missouri teen confesses to his mother’s murder, implicating his father.
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Bermuda
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OL Darrell’s
Milan
hott islands
HOPE
Clark
New York
Hope diamaond
United States
Joseph Frankel
America
W. A. Clark
Montana
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
National League results show Philadelphia defeating New York 7 to 1 and Boston topping Brooklyn 9 to 7. Chicago and St Louis recorded 4, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh were not scheduled. American League games include Philadelphia 4 Washington 2 and Baltimore 2 St Louis 2, Cleveland 1, Chicago Detroit game noted as raia but not completed.
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New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Chicago
St Louis
Cincinnat-Pitsburg
Washington
Baltimore
St Lois
Cleveland
Aguinaldo After Loot Claim Stuns Senate Panel
Admiral Dewey told a Senate committee in Washington that Aguinaldo was likely motivated by gain and money, not independence, while acknowledging no confirmed acts of dishonesty by Aguinaldo. He described providing arms to Aguinaldo in war, and debated motives before abruptly leaving. In Wisconsin, six of nine prisoners escaped a Jefferson jail using a penknife to break through the roof.
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Dewey
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Philippines
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Patterson
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Weill
Arialdo
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General Bell
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Jefferson
Wis
King Edward Improves After Night of Restful Recovery
Special dispatch from London reports King Edward had a good night and his condition is improving, doctors deeming him out of immediate danger though the wound requires careful attention. The Buckingham Palace bulletin drew crowds and cheers as news spread of the royal recovery. the prince of Wales dined at the palace while plans for convalescence aboard the royal yacht were discussed.
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Lonpos
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London
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palace
Lord Churchill
chamberlain
satist
LREVES
ARLOW
Princien of Wales
imres
ry. King
oelock
yaarning
King's illness beats back doubts as doctors stay hopeful
Buckingham Palace reports strong physician confidence in the king's recovery from a malignant larynx tumor and abdominal pains. Reynolds warns ministers hid the truth while opium dosing and coronation pressures fueled speculation. In Paterson, New Zealand, two battalions return home as the Third replaces them on strike duty.
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Liverpool
London
Reynold
Reynolds
Ascot
himsel
Paterson
Paterson, N. Z
Meteor Yacht Defeats Cicely in Kiel Regatta Duel
At Kiel the Meteor led the race from start to finish against the Cicely as other yachts lagged three to four minutes behind. Emperor William, in civilian dress, cheered as the Meteor crossed the line, the vessel drawing ahead on a long run home with spinnakers set for part of the course.
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Cicely
Emperor William
Kiel
Steel Trust Increases Wages For 100000 Men
The United States Steel Corporation approved a ten percent wage advance affecting about 100000 workers across union and non union ranks. The raise expands the annual payroll by about four million dollars and begins with Carnegie Steel Company workers. The American Steel and Wire plants will follow. In Pittsburgh district two
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United States Steel Corporation
steel corporation
Carnegie Steel Company
American Steel and Wire plants
Conference on Philippine bill aims at possible agreement
Washington June 28 conferees from both houses met to discuss the Philippine civil government bill but left without resolution on key items. They expect to continue today possibly into tonight and consider eliminating disputed points to secure general agreement while preserving provisions that can be agreed by both chambers. Portuguese Troops Victorious in East Africa. Duel with pistols ends in Madison Indiana. Two Kentuckians fought a pistol duel in Madison. Mooreland escaped unharmed while Ashley was shot in the thick.
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Madison
Ind
Sam Mooreland
Richard Ashley
Mooreland
Ashley
No Signs of Weakening in Anthracite Strike Efforts
Labor Commissioner Wright expected to propose a settlement path in a report to President Roosevelt. The weeklong strike of the great anthracite workers continues with no party showing willingness to concede. no outside move anticipated until after the National Labor Convention in Napalis.
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Wilk Pa
Mitchell
piasuel
napalis
ommissioner ght
chicago
familly
Mielk
Baltimore Transfers Western Maryland Land Railroad Shares
Baltimore on June 28 formally transferred holdings of the Western Maryland Railroad Company to the Wabash system. The securities paid $8,651,370.45 with banks and financial institutions arranging the loan at about 3 percent. The Fuller syndicate deposited $500,000 as a guarantee under the ordinance of sale to ensure construction of tidewater terminals.
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Baltimore
Baltimore City
Western Moryland Railroad Company
Wabash
Fuller syndicate
Another Masquerader Arrested in Worthington
Worthington June 28 A woman who gave her name as Frances Har 35 of Danville Va is jailed at the First precinct on masquerading in male attire. With her is a younger woman who gave her name as Cora Douglass. The pair came from Norfolk and were arrested yesterday in the disreputable district. The Harris woman says she has worked in a Danville saloon and has dressed as a man known as Frank Gilbert.
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Frances Har
Danville
Cora Douglass
Norfolk Thuriear
Harris
2 man
Frank Gilbert
Disguise Cost Him His Life in New Orleans
City Marshal Goetz of Donaldsonville was killed while on rounds after disguising as a tough man. A. Babin, a close friend, shot him as Goetz peered into Babin's store. The incident occurred June 25, revealing a fatal betrayal by an intimate associated.
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Sargent
Gem Cutter
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Frederick, MD
JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT
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Mile
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St. Joseph
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Coats
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SENATE
Sugar * _ Reno Company
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Connecticut
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Cuba
new republic
District of Columbia
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STEEL TRUST
Camden
Association of Manufacturers and Distributors of
Lisbon
Zambesi perion
Portuguese East Africa
MARYLAND ROAD
Kisndike
Vancouver BC
Dolphin
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Yukon
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