Truth Tersely Told Dr Ball's Pills Endorsed
Overworked women seek Dr Ball's Pills as an elective tonic and nervine. A Mrs Philip Ryse from Greenbush endorses the product, noting others who have taken the pills. Dr John Bull's Pills cost 25 cents per box or 10 cents for a single box, available at dealers or by mail from A C Meyer & Co Baltimore.
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Chapman in the Senate resolution to bring the matter
In Washington on May 13 the senate recalled the 1854 inquiry with a resolution by Mr Alten proposing Elverton Chapman be brought before the senate for contempt. Gallinger and Hear objected, Hear proposing punishment if he does not purge contempt. Proceedings set for today. Cuban resolution to await committee facts. Several bills passed as calendar work proceeded.
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West Virginia Rivers Rise Delays Rail Traffic
Parkerburg reports steady rain over 24 hours swelling creeks and the Hanawha river. Timber men anticipate a big river as All Baltimore and Ohio trains are delayed. The Washington County bridge at West Union, 25 miles east, is again washed away.
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Margaratty Fight Settled in Omaha City Politics
The court has settled the margaratty dispute in Omaha and crowned Mayor Moores as chair. President McKinley will not attend Decoration Day events, staying in Washington. New Peru gold finds boost hopes, a leper fugitive off North Brother Island remains hidden in New York. An American volunteer army of 25,000 has been raised to aid Cuban insurgents.
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Senate Cuba debate delays action on Cuban reports
Washington May 13 The senate foreign relations committee did not conclude its consideration of the Cuban situation yesterday and will again meet today. The sub committee now holds Cuban reports at the state department and may ask for more time. The panel plans to send all consul reports to the senate but will select key documents for its recommendations. The aim is to avoid prejudicial disclosures while clarifying facts about Cuba.
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Young Clawson Executed in New Jersey for Murder
Elmer Clawson, 19, hanged in Somerset County Jail after confessing to the fatal shooting of former employer Harry Hodgett on Aug 29. He fled on a bicycle after the crime and Hodgett died five minutes later. The case reached the court of appeals without remedy. Clawson later sought church involvement with the Methodist faith.
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Crete Armistice Talks and Greek Crisis Loom
The Times and Daily Chronicle report protracted talks in Constantinople where the powers press for an armistice between Turkey and Greece amid troop movements and a projected Crete settlement. Greek officials fear ceding national honor, while Crete’s autonomy question looms.
Two Killed by Ming Gas Near Raub Farm
Oxford New Jersey May 15 Two men Adam Snyder and Garney Rider were found dead at the bottom of a zinc ore mine on the Raub farm about one and a half miles from Oxford. They had worked Tuesday evening and were hoisted out at 4 PM. They returned to work after lunch and disappeared. The gas claimed them before the day shift lowered. Philip Rap in charge of the hoisting engine reported no signals from the men after supper. Families are left behind.
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Advice to Umpires from National League President
National League President Nick Youns issued a circular urging umpires to enforce rules strictly. He warned that patience and firm control are essential to manage the game and prevent players from running fouls over the season. He said umpires must act decisively from the start to uphold authority and ensure fair play.
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Destitution Case Leads to Death in Cherrytree
Aged Charles King of Cherrytree Indiana county lies dying from months of dropsy. His left foot swelled and decomposed, several toes rotted away as maggots infested the wound. The borough learned of his condition only days ago and a physician confirmed imminent death.
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Senate panel advances vital amendments and global post reshuffles
The Ways and Means Committee completed preliminaries on inter amendments and related proposals seeking mail reductions as debated by the recessing panel. Senate confirmation lists include Sidney Everett of Massachusetts and several postmasters in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. General Miles sails toward Constantinople amid Greco Turkish War and Nashville expo requests gain limited admittance of Chinese entrants for exposition purposes only.
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Yesterday's Baseball Results and Local Briefs
National League scores from Pittsburg and St Louis show disputed games with Philadelphia winning one and tying another. Cleveland and Chicago top the list with tied outcomes. Eastern and Atlantic leagues report Scranton, Reading, and Richmond results. a sentencing in Phillipsburg highlights a string of crime and legal notices including a convict labor bill amendment proposal and a fatal leap from a train.
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Wall Street Slumps After Lonon Exchange Close
Stock and produce markets show a repeat of yesterday with brief London-led strength fading after the exchange closure. Foreign buying and selling are noted with Union Puncture, St. Paul, Louisville, Nashville, Norfolk and Western involved, while several Eastern and regional stocks face bid and offer shifts amid a cautious trading day.
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Peaches All Right In Authority Says Crop Safe
An official statement affirms the peach crop is not endangered by frederick or graft issues and that indications point to a plentiful yield with no jeopardy to the harvest.
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