What is this disease called dyspepsia
A historical medical pitch describes dyspepsia with abdominal heaviness, poor appetite, fatigue, irritability, and varied symptoms. It claims most people have the disease in some form and promotes the Ebaker Directive Cordial as a digester that repairs appetite, strength, and nerve power, urging a ten cent trial bottle and praising Mount Lebanon Shakers New York.
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Lise
E.c
Mount Lebanon
New York
The House Committees and Notable Early May Debates
The article reports on House committee maneuvers during a May session with Speaker Reed facing Republican opposition. It notes a defeated resolution 52 to ? and Democratic splits led by Mr Lewis supporting the resolution while others abstained. Senator Tillman spurs a confrontation in the Senate over the free homestead bill and a Cuba resolution stalls for debate. A separate item covers a double murder in Kansas City, where Bill Adler kills two men and is himself shot, with a past manslaughter conviction in 1894.
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Ion
Reed
Po Fey
Geers
Wade
Eppol
Hewey
Tighe Chissi
Lewis
Low
New York
Senate
Congress of Theiversal Postal Union
Tillman
South Carolina
Morgen
Allahama
Morgan
Hate
Maine
Kansas City
Bill” Adler
Adler
Sixth Street
Broadway
William Johnson
James Gordon
Jesse McClure
Jaw
Murder by son in Oklahoma Territory farm tragedy
Independence Kansas May 1 4 reports a grievous murder in Howata Territory where John Riler age unknown is killed by his sons Jim and Lewis aged 20 and 23 after a drunken quarrel near Nowata on the family farm. The elder attempted to separate them when Lew fired twice fatally wounding his father.
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Independence
Kan
Howata
I. T
John Riler
Nowaia
Ely
Y Farm
Jim
Lewis
Lew
Riler
Delaware Senate Backs House in Investigation
The Delaware Senate approved cooperation with the House to probe circulating unpleasant reports. A committee of Meredith Alrichs and Moore was named to oversee the inquiry and the House authorized subpoenas from the state license committee for witnesses. In Chicago, indicted Globe Savings Bank officials posted bonds for release. ex President Spalding could not meet the nearly $29,000 bond.
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Delaware
Dover
Del
Senate
House
Messrs
Meredith
Alrichs
Moore
Batil
Chicago
Globe Savings Bank
Spalding
Blood Poverty and Dr Ball's Pills Claim
Blood poverty is described as a lack of red corpuscles from poor nourishment and bad digestion. The advertisement promotes Dr Ball's Pills as a diatonic blood maker with a 60-pill box priced at 25 cents and a trial box for 36 cents, sold by A C Meyer & Co in Baltimore or by mail.
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John W. Balls
Rheumatism Cure Promises Relief From Rex Manufacturing
A testimonial from J F Siebel of Baltimore claims Rex Ehsumstram Cure relieved a nine month rheumatism after five bottles. The note says he tried top Baltimore physicians with little success and endorses the product, noting it is sold in Frederick by local druggists and retailers.
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Rex Manufacturing ‘Co
Baltimore
Ex Minister Porter Dead in Obscure Indiana Text
The article notes the death of ex minister and Indiana figure A G Porter, detailing a career that includes Indianapolis councilman, Indiana supreme court recorder, Indiana treasurer under Hayes, and governor in the late 1800s, with mentions of schooling at Asbury and his Italian appointment.
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A. G. Porter
Lawrence Bars
Asbury University
Royal carriage ferrying Colonel Hay to Windsor Palace
A royal carriage conveyed Colonel and Mrs. Hay to Paddington station where they met the Marquis of Salisbury and Ben. At Windsor a royal carriage awaited them to the palace where a reception and audience with the queen were arranged, preceded by introductions to the Marquis of Salisbury.
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Colonel Hay
Steamer Sheerie Encounters Iceberg Off Cadiz
The steamer Sheerie, 15 days from Cadiz, arrived at John's, N. F., after striking an iceberg about one and a half miles offshore. The collision crushed the bowl and several plates, wrecked the forecastle, and destroyed berths. Lifeboats were prepared, collision sheets fixed, pumps set, and the ship reached port with no further damage.
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John's
N. F
Sheerie
Cadiz
Two Important Foreign Missions Headed For Nominations
The president considers aspirants for two major European unions and plans soon to nominate successors for key posts. General J. B. Wilson of Delaware is tipped for Madrid as Hannis Taylor’s replacement, with speculation that T Bryant may fill the Illinois seat in Washington. In Alabama, Governor Johnson weighs protection for Mormons after threats and local violence. Representative William Hister dies in Pennsylvania after a fall from a wagon while visiting his son-in-law.
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Washington
Russia
Ain
San Mario
J. B. Wilson
Delaware
Hannis Taylor
Madrid
T Bryant
Illinois
Stroudsburg
Wiliam Hister
Fatality in a mine at Milnenville colliery Hazleton Pa
Andrew Brodeck aged 49 was killed and Andrew Tudor fatally injured at the Milnenville colliery yesterday when a loaded mine car being hoisted broke free and dashed back, burying them under debris at the bottom of the slope.
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Hazleton
Andrew Brodeck
Andrew Tudor
Milnenville
Runeway
Brodeck
Tudor
Greek Ministers Favor Defending Pharsatos and Vola
Dispatches describe Greek and Turkish troop movements in Thessaly with reports of armistice talks and intensifying defense around Pharsalos and Volo. Frightened inhabitants suffer cold and hunger as Arta is deserted and food is scarce.
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Ad SaMler
Pharsatos
Vola
London
Atheps Ry Gus
Mo Tiestakis
Interior
Turkey
Eder Lasha
Thess
Edhem Pasha
Pharsalus
Volo
Admiradl Tamutello
Arta
Adda
Janina
Epirus
Times
Velastino
T Columas
Smvelensky
Elebth
Smolenski
Pharsanus
Voto
Pharsalos
Savelles
Wood
Lake Karla
Tetestarhs
Pharsaios
Fuat Velestino
Crete
Thessaly
Pharstales
Velestina
Thieving Banker’s Woes and Legal Battles
A report from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, details ex-banker F. L. Rockafellow’s sentence for embezzlement and a subsequent arrest after a bank reopening. The piece also notes a Charleston federal suit by Vandercook & Co. challenging state dispensary laws and seeking an injunction related to wine seizures.
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Charleston
United States
Carolina
Wlal Vandercook & Co
California
Stunner Vanes
Vandercook & Co
Earthquake Shakes Southeast Virginia Towns
An earthquake affected Radford and several southeastern Virginia towns including Fiche Va Satem Christhensburg Roanoke Wytheville and Bincastl yesterday. Most shocks were minor with two pebbled tremors one near noon and another mid afternoon. Radford was hardest hit with bricks knocked from chimneys and plaster damaged while snow was reported in the south. Shenandoah valley felt no disturbance.
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Virgin
Fiche Va
Satem
Radford
Palk
Hisburg
Christhens-burg
Roanoke
Wytheville
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Alleged Dynamicars Released in Lehich Valley Case
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania on May 4 James Miller John Bird and George Jordan were brought to court on a nolle prosequi and discharged for blowing up a Hunebrian shanty on the Lehich Valley railroad in which six perished. Nelse Miller the party leader was convicted of first degree murder but died in prison before sentence. Frank Shaffer was also convicted of first degree murder but the board of pardons altered the death sentence to life imprisonment.
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Wilkesbarre
James Miller
John Bird
George Jordan
Lehich Valley
Nelse Miller
Frank Shaffer
Board of Pardons
Dr Tatinnge Charity Tour Ends in Chicago Meetings
Rev T Dewitt Telmace completed a two week charity tour for India relief with meetings at the Auditorium and Central Music Hall in Chicago. Thousands heard the appeal and donations included over 100 pounds sterling in cash and corn sufficient for five ships.
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Dr. Tatinnge
Chicago
T. Dewitt Telmace
India
Central Music Hall
Divine
Murder Charge Filed in Grant Tomb Case
In New York a general was building the city and bricks from the tomb were stored nearby. Authorities say a group of graffiti artists learned of a plan to murder a man named Giletta, a contractor. Judge Bennett sentenced the prisoner to 12 years in the penitentiary.
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Grant
New York
Asker
Mayer Strang
Joehn
Murée
Facalty Giletta
Coentriman
Judes Bennett
Prisener
Derbies and Detentions Dominate New Jersey News
Derby results in Cranford from Nuggeted reports. a St. John L H Larssen case involves a boy's throat being cut and treated by surgeons after being located by the Kray. James B. Gentry moved to East Benuary Philadelphia for life after murder of Madge Yorke. Rioting hits San Luis amid destitution and aid delays. Dr Zertucha, Cuban betrayer figure, arrested and headed for Havana, with deportation to Charfarinas Island speculated.
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New Jersey Postn
Derby
Cranford
John L. H. Larssen
Paterso
Kray
James B. Gentry
East Benuary
Philadelphia
Madge Yorke
San Luis
Argentina
Congress
Zertucha
Maceo
Havana
Charfarinas Island
War news and Cuban insurrection analysis citing Spain and US views
A long dispatch discusses Cuban resistance under Spanish rule, noting fortifications and punitive measures, the impact on peasants, and the projected 20 year conflict unless Spain withdraws. It weighs Spanish capability, terrain advantages for rebels, and warns of sympathy for peasant suffering.
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Washington
Ras Fust
Abel
Cere
United States
Iisland
Spain
Aia
Pittsburg Fire Causes Fatalities and Heavy Loss
The Pittsburg blaze that began early yesterday caused an estimated 3 million dollars in property damage. Fireman George Atkinson was killed when nails felled during the incident, and four other firefighters were seriously injured.
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Pittsburg
George Atkinson
Matrimonial reforms proposed to curb coerced unions
Harrisburg lawmakers introduced a bill aimed at preventing forced marriages. The measure would punish anyone aiding such unions with up to three years imprisonment and a $500 fine. Other action included committee appointments to investigate penitentiaries and tax issues, while a separate bill on insurance fraud and cheese production was tabled. A drowning incident near Gaskin, Tenn., left John Nolin and his two children dead after a skiff overturned in swift river currents.
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Harrisburg
Ali Melleush
Venango
Beaver
Rom Levy
Ras Rew Fu
Rewheat
Philadelphia
OM Vorgeli
Bales
Lackawanna
Rhode
Teo
Vatcher
Gaskitin
Tenn
John Nolin
Tyters
Red Cross Appeals for Greek Assistance
Clara Tartan, president of the American Red Cross, appeals to Americans to aid the Greek Red Cross Society. Cablegrams from Athens urge international relief and support for Greece's humanitarian needs.
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The
Red Cross
New York
Clara Tartan
American Red Cross Ty Hes
Americani
Greek Red Cross
Athens
Yesterday's baseball games across leagues
National League games included Brooklyn 7 Baltimore 3 in a 31 inning marathon with darkness looming and Cincinnati beating Pittsburg 2 0. Washington forfeited a game to New York as Winston refused to play the last half of the fourth. Eastern League saw Providence defeat Buffalo 5 0 at Providence and Springfield facing Springfield in a listed matchup. Atlantic League notes Norfolk and Richmond results incomplete in the provided text.
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Brooklyn
Slight Increase in Wall Street Trading on May Day
Stock markets show a brighter tone with improved confidence in Europe bound shipments. Export demand and gold premium lift sentiment though overall volume remains small. Prices for steels and grains appear steady while live stock markets report mixed gains and hedging demand.
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Wall Street
York
Valutex
Europe
Haire
Ohio
Lehigh Valey
N. J. Central
Pennsylvania
St Paul
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Hamilton Lindsay
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Baltimore Street
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