August Flower Healed Chronic Indigestion Claim
John D. Cox of Allegheny City Pa reports stomach fullness wind colic and dyspepsia ended after two weeks with one bottle of August Flower. He worked for Thomas McHenry Drugstore and lived at 39 James Street with his wife. Manufacturer Green and Eldridge Woodbury New Jersey listed.
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GG Green
Woodbury
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E. J. Eldridge
Elegant line of summer dress goods and accessories
Our store offers an elegant line of embroidered floundings for dresses, white kyber cloth, cashmere, Henrietta cloth and other novelties in summer dress goods. A full line of parasols mitts gloves hostery and handkerchiefs. Our millinery department is complete. Cali E. Eldridge, 34 West Patrick Street, Frederick, MD.
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Fight over child rights in Brooklyn court scene
Mrs. Enochian or Minnie Hank clashed with Joseph Rubsam and counsel Untermeyer in Kings County Supreme Court over the custody of Josephine Rubsam. The fracas spilled into the street as the clerks and crowd hauled each other, with Josephine carried to safety amid the uproar. The widow plans an appeal while Rubsam’s heirs reap part of the estate.
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Brooklyn
Enochian
Kings County Supreme Court
Minnie Hack
Joseph Rubsem
Staten Island
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Rubsam
Minnie
Josephine
Joseph B Rubsam
Tied
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Hissing Banker and Marsh Pursuit in Keystone Bank Case
Philadelphia reports detail bondsman Wanamaker and James H. Jones posting bail for Gideon Marsh, ex president of the Keystone. Officers seek Marsh amid notes of possible arrest next week. Treasurer Bardsley’s assignment and Keystone deposits form a mounting financial dispute with state recovery chances discussed.
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Barsted Bank
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Philadelphia
William B. Wansmaker
Gideon W. Marsh
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James H. Jones
Marslyn
Montreal
Marsh
Franklin
Sait
Judge Butler
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Carr
William H. Wanamaker
G. W
Kerstone Bank
Bradford Mills
Keystone Bank
Br. Barnsley
Pattison
McCamant
Br. McCammant
Kidnapper Sentenced in New York Case
August Elbogen, NY agent for Schoenhauer & Plant, convicted of kidnapping Jennie Reckwig and sending her to work selling beer in New Orleans dive halls run by his employers. He received five years and eleven months in prison yesterday.
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Elbogen
Schoenhauser & Plant
New Orleans
Jennie Reckwig
Iow
Indgeine
Tennyson
Glen Worthington
Geo. Brast
Charlie McGill
Geo
Teil
Tisian Imily
Ender
Drae
Staley
Cutch
Fraulein
Schubert
Mary Jane Sees Talmage In Frederick May Soiree
Mary Jane records a Frederick May visit by De Witt Talmage at a Sunday School anniversary. She describes outfits, the hall, ice cream, and the lecture with humor about a soap joke, plus vivid tableaux and a Tennyson inspired viewing.
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de Witt Talmage
Great Gotham
Frederick
Dave Brengle
Lewis Rice
Talmage
Cavy Brengle
Palmetto House
The Presbyterians Recommitment Shelved For Next Assembly
The May 24 report from the general assembly shows the revison question shelved for another year, with the committee to print and send the findings to presbyteries. It also outlines the Briggs case tension over professor transfers and potential clashes with church standards, while noting related remarks on Philadelphia banks and a long, quixotic letter about market prices and local figures.
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Professor Wall
Reviswa
General Assembly
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J. J. Francis
Cincinnati
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Saturday Market Scribbles on Herring, Eggs, and Eaters
The scribe notes herring is passé amid a fish boom as Buck Haller gives bass free, and mentions the McKinley bill. Eggs are unreliable with badador stock and fickle hens. Incubators may beat hens for market chicks. Billy Rampf, lemon cake, and Sid Johnson are teased. Bill Nye wanders Nebraska then Salt Lake.
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Moshet
Billy Rampf
Billy
Baltimore
Sid John
Tommie Myers
Spake Charmer Bitten in Quakertown Pa
May 23 reports a snake charmer bitten by a three foot snake in Quakertown Frederick Duford is said to be recovering Charles Borner’s son died from an inflamed foot after a splinter entered and caused lockjaw Frightened to Death by thunder in Atlantic City and a pleasure yacht capsized near Beauvis with three drowned Bribery charges prompt a committee to investigate policy insurance bill in Hamiltonsville
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Serena Borer
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Bonnart
Beauvis
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Lytle
Papal Encyclical on Labor Promotes Property Rights
The encyclical rejects socialist abolition of private property and endorses a divinely guided balance between capital and labor. It emphasizes state limits on interference, protection of family rights, and mutual duties between workers and masters, while praising associations uniting workers and employers for social welfare. An indict ment in Maryland cites manslaughter in a railroad trestle disaster near Fallston.
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Harrisburg Lawmakers Pass Boyer Tax Bill in House
The Boyer tax bill passed the Pennsylvania House by 135 to 12 amid debates on separate measures. The session saw the defeat of a Granger reform attempt and delays on other bills. Memorials and adjournment plans were discussed as sessions run into next week.
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Baseball Yesterday Recap With Mixed NL Scores And Races
National League results show Cincinnati and New York scoring marks while Chicago and Philadelphia had a rain stalled game. Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and Baltimore reports appear with partial scores and multiple races at Gravesend and Louisville noted with live time results and heats.
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