Paine's Celery Compound Promises Nerve Restoration
An 1890s styled ad extols Paine's Celery Compound as a remedy for nervous disorders caused by modern life. It claims it restores nerve force, aids digestion, sleep, and vigor, and asserts thousands in cities and towns have renewed health and retained their ability to work. The piece links symptoms like anxiety, tremors, pallor, and insomnia to nervous exhaustion and hysteria.
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Paine
hatare
stover
Philippine Atrocities Investigation Committee Appointed
Schurman wrote to the committee appointed to investigate the alleged Philippine atrocities. He did not attend the New York meeting where the panel was formed.
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Schu Ithaca
Schurman
New York
England and Peace Terms in the Cabinet Debate
In a tense session Lord Salisbury defends Britain’s unchanged peace terms and insists the empire must stand firm to prevent a revival of conflict. He rejects claims of weakness while pledging to shape a durable settlement and preserve imperial order. Henry M. Zeigier seeks a mandamus to force a liquor license in Chapel district despite a prohibitory act.
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Morley
old Salisbury
Lanisbury
Great Britain
preiier
Henry M. Zeigier
Taloot county
jin Chapel
Strine situation clouds coal strike talks as unions debate
In Scranton Pennsylvania the United Mine Workers gather to decide if miners will strike for higher pay shorter workday and union recognition after conference with the National Civic Federation and railroad presidents. Leaders signal potential concessions but remain cautious amid ongoing dispute. General Chaffee sails to Mindanao to meet Moros as Philippine concerns unfold. A Cuban diplomatic bill moves through Congress raising ministerial pay and Cuban consulate needs. Minneapolis mills face demand to cut hours for union workers without pay cut. Norfolk plans to honor Major L T Waller returning from Manila with a sword and public reception.
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Mitchell
Scranton
United Mine Workers of America
National Civic Federation
maine
osblle i Taras
Carpenters Hall
rideti
honea
Rothing
Mullahy
Coronation of Alfonso as King of Spain
Fragmented report notes tensions around a coronation and a sudden bishop's fainting during a choir school entertainment at St John the Divine. The bishop recovered quickly, with doctors saying overwork contributed. A separate court martial dispute references orders, retaliation, and executions in war, with Secretary Root denying knowledge of a General Smith order and confirming General Chaffee's role.
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United” States
Root
Smith
Waller
Seven Young People Drowned in Maumee River Naptha Launch
In Toledo on May 8 seven members of a Sunday school class from First Baptist Church drowned when the naptha launch Frolic was struck by the tug Arthur Woods of the Great Lakes Towing Company fleet near Ironville. The owner Joseph W Hepburn helped organize the trip. one survivor reported the crash as the tug veered toward the dock causing the launch to capsize and sink about 100 feet from shore.
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Naptha
Maumee
Toledo
First
Baptist
Arthur Woods
Great Lakes Towing Company
Lake Erie
Hepburn
Ironville
Corrigan Lying in State Observed by Thousands in Cathedral
Crowds of about 24,140 attended the lying in state of Archbishop Corrigan at St Patrick's Cathedral New York with 20 000 or more viewing the rites. A guard of honor from the Catholic Club and 20 soldiers from the Sixty ninth Regiment safeguarded the display as a death mask was to be taken tomorrow by Joseph Sibbel. Roosevelt at the American Tract Society meeting presided by General O O Howard.
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New York
St. Johin
ais
H. M. ‘Silver
Corrigan
catafalque
Archbishop Colan
Joseph Sibbel
Roosevelt
umee
American Tract Society
sterday
Roose
McKi
O. O. Howard
cnvtary
Arlington Cemetery
Washington
Admiral Sampson
Schley
Baltimore
Cristobal Colon service
Shot Gen Government Debate on Philippine Bill Sparks Tense Dissent
The report covers a Senate debate on the Philippine Bill with remarks by Maryland's McComas condemning cruelties in the Philippines, while Tilman defends government range and policy amid clashes over southern influence. Also noted are local items: residents in Altoona thwart pole planting for trolley lines, and Wilkes-Barre candidates challenge Elkin to a public debate on Governor Watres. A murder victim was found in Atlantic City with a bullet wound, linking to prior local unrest.
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Tillman
Washington
Philippina
senate
McComas
Maryland
Phiippines
South
Carolina
Massachusetts
lang
Philippines
saat
tiean
Funston
Bnd
ALTOONA
Alwona
George Rudisil
Hofer
Watres
Atlantic City
N. J
John Nicks
Baltic avenue
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