Shakers Digestive Cordial Promoted By Sect
An article extols Shaker digestive cordial claiming it cures digestion issues and promotes it as a miraculous bemedication. It notes the product as an aid to digestion and mentions a sample bottle available at druggists for twenty five cents. The piece highlights the Shakers’ alleged contributions to a peculiar industry and the cordial as their notable achievement.
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Aimossazy Drugatore
National Building Association Leaders Publish Notice
The Maryland Baltimore City association lists officers and directors including J. D. Mabon president and Clinton Paine treasurer. The group announces paid stock yielding 7 percent annually with Baker Johnson as sole agent in Farborprice, Md.
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Ebensst J. Rnabe, Jr
Enape & Co
Clinton P. Paine
Pains & Molaran
Thomas W. Ball
Wilbus F. Jackson
Continents
Net Bank
Edward Kaihr
Ames D. Mabon
James D. Mssor Co
N. Winslow Williams
Harvey
M. McD
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New Manoth Fail
Baker Johnson
Farbosrice
Harrison Howe in Indiana Speech Attacks Bryan Theme
In praxavous October 22 General Harrison arrived at his Indiana home and addressed crowds in New Albany Salem Orleans Bedford and Brownstown. He argued for the silver standard, rejecting a double standard and defending government coinage and parity with gold, praising Union veterans and pledging unwavering support for McKinley. Lawyer George O. Warren of Baltimore pleaded guilty to $325 fraud. sentence suspended.
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Salvation Oil and Peerless Liniment Ad Narration
Customer testimonial from William A. Brown of Strnehincer House Cleveland Ohio praising Salvation Oil as a universal pain destroyer and rheumatism cure. He says a twelve year fistula-like ailment kept him bedridden, but after using Salvation Oil he could walk again. He claims it is unparalleled for pain and endorses widespread availability.
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Wa. A. Brown
Strnehincer House
Cleveland
Bomb causes factory disaster and murder mystery
A wealthy factory owner Andrus and his family perish when a pipe bomb explodes at the Century Company. The blast injures workers, reveals iron fragments, and points to a potential motive tied to wealth and coercion. Police pursue a possible target in John F Andrus amid a broader crime wave.
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Campaign confrontations in Indiana crowds rally for Bryan
The rally in a Bryan stronghold drew thousands as supportors filled streets and ball park areas while McKinley backers waved yellow badges. Speakers including Mr Brest and Mr Bryan addressed diverse audiences amid loud demonstrations for both parties.
Linois Day At Canton Film Event Draws Delegates
A Canton area political event hosted by Republican candidate drew visitors from several towns and included speeches by Major McKinley supporters. Delegations from Massillon to Cleveland joined a street parade as politicians praised the visitors and denounced opponents.
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Grevit Springs
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Discharged in Harlem case of William Flesh
William Flesh, 28? discharged from custody after prosecutors moved to drop charges alleging he tried to murder his father Arnold Flesh in a Harlem hotel room on Sept 9. Insufficient evidence cited. incident described as a suicide attempt. Local reporting notes the difficult case and dismissal.
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New York
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Arnold Flesh
Harlem
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Drop in Wheat Prices Shakes New York Market
In New York on October 22 wheat prices dropped, bulls losing grip as the market faced a broad influx of wheat from all sides. December contracts opened weak and slid, with reports of selling pressure from foreign houses and a sharp intra day decline.
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Populist Testor Resign in Turmoil Amid Crisis
A jagged report notes a populist figure resigning amid political strife and factional clashes at a national congress. Incidents include a fatal fall and injuries as security and officials respond to the disruption and ongoing investigations.
Notable Brooklyn Merchant Joseph Wechsler Dies at 84
Obituary notes Joseph Wechsler a leading New York City card merchant dies in Brooklyn at age 84. The report recalls his prominence and long career in the local business community.
Princeton Centennial Parade Weathers Cleveland Visit
President and Mrs Cleveland review a Princeton centennial parade with torchlight display as War veterans and college classes pass the Nassau Hall reviewing stand. Governor Griggs and President Patton meet the dignitaries while Professor Woodrow Wilson delivers the principal oration.
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Turbulent Messages on Turkish Relations and North Country Crises
Reports from Albany and other centers recount Turkish United States exchanges denying sensational claims about Bancroft and the Dardanelles, with cautions against meddling in Turkish affairs. Separate items cover a joint trade association boycott case in Cleveland, a Sing Sing release anticipated for McFiane, a deadly clash with moonshiners in Kentucky, a New York building collapse verdict, Morrison opposing Bryan in Illinois, and a German tragedy of a man poisoning his family.
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Stock and produce markets closing quotations brief
Closing quotations from the New Ty and Philadelphia exchanges show irregularities in a large demand surge. Railroads maintain strong interest as markets close with notable activity in cattle, wheat, cotton, and calves. prices fluctuate amid uncertain demand and general market conditions.
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