Golden Medical Discovery Promotes Blood Health and Digestion
The piece advertises Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for typhoid related weakness. It claims germs multiply in water, causes pneumonia, and promotes liver and stomach health with a herbal extract. The text touts the product as superior to cod liver oil, aiding digestion and flesh gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
R V Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce
Paralysis of the Stomach Treated by Blood and Nerve Food
An article explains stomach paralysis or indigestion as paralysis of stomach muscles and nerves. It argues against dyspepsia remedies and stimulants, urging nerve and muscle rebuilders like Dr. Chase's Blood and Nerve Food and Liver Food with immediate nerve effects. Prices: Blood and Nerve Food 50 cents, Liver Food 25 cents. Sold by Clinton BE, Main druggist, Frederick, Md.
Perdicaris Still A Captive Negotiations In Unsatisfactory Manner
Consul report shows little progress securing the release of American Ion Perdicaris after his Kidnaping near Tangier last week. Sultan orders to act under British guidance, but officials push to accelerate efforts amid uneasy Tanger authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gummere
Perdicaris
Tangier
State Department
Tanger
Anet
Ozoena Gnaws the Bone and Blood Wine Cure
A grotesque ad-like piece claims Ozoena or ca tarrh stems from blood disease and promotes Blood Wine as a cure. It includes a Louisville testimonial by Mrs Annie Krechhubel praising relief from catarrh after three bottles and ends with a pitch for Laver Pills and sale by A L Prarre.
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Annie Krechhubel
F Street
Louisville
A. L. Prarre
Japanese Warships Bombard Port Arthur for an Hour
News from Chefoo and St. Petersburg report heavy gunfire at Port Arthur with Japanese warships firing broadside at intervals. Telegrams describe troop movements around Feng Wang Cheng and Liao Tung, plus rumors of a decisive Japanese advance and local skirmishes near Mukden and Liao Yang.
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Tego
St. Petersburg
Chefoo
Port Arthur
Feng Wang
Siu Yen
Sedzehoge
Salitzaipudze
Tayang River
Teng Wang Cheng
Pia Min
Tayang
Lung Wang Mis
Liao Tiai Pass
Liu Yen
Takushan Road
Yilagzes
Onalassi
Kwarhafu
Prkemiro
Takushan
Sudiaputse
Kuropatkin
Mukden
Feng Wang Cheng
Pulantien
Kin Chou
Liao Tung Peninsula
The Warlike Moros of the Philippines
The Moros of Mindanao, opposed by U S troops under Major General Leonard Wood, are described as Mohammedans and polygamists. They are portrayed as savage fighters giving no quarter. The illustration shows Moro fighting men and Moro fishermen.
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Mindanao
United States
Leonard Wood
Warships circle Port Arthur amid bombardment alert
Eight large warships circled Port Arthur for an hour firing broadsides at 10 minute intervals. Dalny remained quiet until a Japanese assault was forecast hourly. Officials prepared to abandon the town, with only a few civilians remaining. The March fortnight failed attempt to destroy Dalny docks had no effect. After Hatsuse loss, Lt. Gen. Stoessel ordered docks and piers retained. Japanese forces at Pitsewo and Kin Chou poised to advance along the peninsula toward Port Arthur.
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Liao Yang
Lian Yang
Fock
Liao Tang
Associated Press
Rejewski
Piyamin
Feng Wang Cheng
Takushan
Port Arthur
Tle
Dalny
Hatsuse
Stoessel
Pitsewo
Kin Chou
Yazoo City Fire Destroys 200 Homes And Hears Losses
In Yazoo City Mississippi a devastating blaze destroyed about 200 homes including private residences and the main hotel and depot. The fire, fed by inadequate wooden water mains, raged from morning to evening, killing a resident named Chamblias and badly injuring Mayor Holmes as it spread to Latoma. Jackson sent help but could not prevent extensive damage to a town of 6000.
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Jackson
Misa
Yazoo City
Mississippi
Wise
Chamblias
Holmes
Latoma
Hearst Loses Ohio Delegation in Democratic Convention
Ohio Democratic delegation vote results show conservatives allied with Harmon ahead of Hearst and Folk. Delegates at large include McMahon, Thomas, Moors, and Salen with alternates Rockwell, Sheehan, Gray, and Decker. Alignments reflect unit rule debates and St Louis allocations. Alabama and Tennessee Parker sympathy noted. wreck near Cleveland injures twenty. Panama extradition treaty signed.
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St. Louis
Hearst
Folk
Columbus
A. P. Sandles
Ottawa
Philip J. Renner
Cincinnati
Supreme Court
Peter Mahaffey
Cambridge
Quinstin M. Gravatt
Wooster
John A. McMahon
Dayton
Wiliam
Thomas
Springfield
Edward H. Moors
Youngstown
Charles P. Salen
Cleveland
David J. Rockwell
Ravenna
John Sheehan
Henry C. Gray
Hamilton
William ©. Decker
Paulding
Friends
James Kilbourne
Judson Harmon
Harmon
Ohio
Alabama
Parker
Montgomery
Ala
Mayeres
Alton B Parker
Tyner Acquitted After 19 Day Trial in Post Office Case
Washington May 26 22 minutes after the jury retired a verdict of not guilty was returned in the Tyner Barrett conspiracy case involving post office department duties. General Tyner broke down as the verdict was announced amid jurors’ emotion. Trial began May 2 with extensive testimony from bond investment figures linked to Harrison J Barrett. Prosecution argued to counter sympathy for Tyner and Barrett’s wife as witnesses. Judge Pritchard delivered a lengthy impartial charge.
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Washington
James, N Tyner
Harrison J. Barrett
Post Office Department
General Tyner
Amlcv
Tyner
Tyller-Barrett
A. S. Worthington
Holmes Conrad
Barrett
Pritchard
Methodist Bishops Assigned and Meridan Murder Mystery
The general conference assigns bishops to major cities including McCabe in Philadelphia and Neely in Buenos Ayres. A Meridian, Mississippi conductor on the Wabash line, S. W. Askew, was killed by a negro on a train from Mobile. a brakeman Joe Richardson was wounded. Two girls, Annie Pratt and Lanie Hardie, aged 14 and 12, drowned in Big Yellow Creek at Hammondsville. their bodies were recovered.
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McCabe
Philadelphia
Neely
Buenos Ayres
Los Angeles
Methodist General Conference
New York
Fowler
Boston
Goodsell
Washington
Cratston
Cincinnati
Spellmeyer
Buffalo
Berry
Chicago
McDowell
St. Louis
Fitzgerald
Denver
Warren
Chattanooga
Wilson
Minneapolis
Joyce
Portland
Moore
San Francisco
Hamilton
Shandal
Bashford
Zunch
Switzerland
Burt
Buenss Ayres
Meridian
Miss
S. W Askew
Mobile
Yellow Bluff
Carlisle
Askew
Joe Richardson
Nesro
Steubenville
Big Yellow Creek
Hammondsville
Annie Pratt
Lanie Hardie
Tonear
Bodica
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W. Patrick St
THE
Frederick,county Farmers’ Exchange
Maine
New
York
Rural New Yorker
DAVIS
Econ Avery
H. B. Davis Co., Manufacturers
Baltimore, Maryland
Springer *Sanitarium
Towson
Smsurner Devilbiss & Urner, Insurance
LOL & Albaugh Building
Market Street
Frederick
Ernest Helfenstein
North Market Street
Calland Exateine Nat
L. M. Nixdorff, Jr
Corrt St
Central Bank
W. L. Douglas
A. R. Yeakle
Goodhart’s Cafe
Doll's
William S. Norris
New Market
Frederick County
azSdim
Venezuela
Castro
Puerto Cabello
Detroit
D. C
Lydia Welsh
Mildred
Henry A. Welsh
Mrs Welsh
Mexico
Trenton
N. J
Gray
United States Circuit Court
James Smith
United States Shipbuilding Company
Tam Yien
Vera Cruz
Montana
Springdale
Beng
Finola
HAP
Europatkin
Chetoo
Philippines
SIG
Cape May Bank
Cape May
First National Bank
Buch
Lee
Frankfort
Kentucky Department
Grand Army of the Republic
National Department
Congress
Robert E. Lee
Speyer & Co
Tennessee
Nashville Town
James D Frazier
Alan B. Parker
Liverpool
Cleveland and
Pittsburg
Here
Panama
Panera
William W Russell
Unite States Charge D'Affaires
Senor de la Caprilla
Assembly
GH. Tyner
H. T. Barrett
Senseat Ineneo Wert
Mim
Irial
Tames N, Tyner
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