Indigestion Relief Praised by Baltimore Residents
Mrs Charles L Bugur and Har net C Stratmeyer of Baltimore report indigestion water brash vomiting spells and loss of appetite ending after Hood s Sarsaparilla. They credit improved digestion weight gain and restored strength with continued use and keep the remedy in stock. Hood s Pills recommended as after dinner aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Harnet C. Stratmeyer
North Broadway
Baltimore
Maryland
eeeSet Hood
For Sale Multiple Farms and Properties near Frederick
150 acre limestone farm five miles from Frederick with good buildings. 70 acre farm near Graceham in high cultivation with fences. 200 acre farm nine miles from Frederick in good repair. Dwelling on E Church St Annesite residence or hotel at High Knob. A mail house at Feasarilie with outbuildings and a blacksmith stand. 19,500 bonds for sale. Various small farms and homes near Frederick including 22 acres with 19 acres tillable. Electric Road by premises. 3 miles from Fred with mansion and outbuildings. Suburban frame house with five rooms and bath. Will divide or sell entire estate. 160 and 170 acre farms in Liberty District. Good wells and fruit abundant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Fist Claas
Graceham
E. Church St
Feasarilie
Abersain
Pike
Repesia Ie Anice
B&o
Fredstick
Braddock
Tellass
West End Brunswick
Fredericak
Baltimore Pike
W. R. Johnson
W. Third St
Liberty District
Ye All Modern Co
Teniences
Toll View
T Tee
Motter’s Station
Lewistown
Heaven Progresses The Old Fashioned Heaven Reimagined
Washington dispatch reports Dr. Talmage’s sermon on a progressive heaven. He envisions a constantly improving afterlife with expanding population, deeper knowledge, richer society, intensified news, and a dynamic, domestic heaven where loved ones surround the redeemed. The final judgment becomes a jubilee in heaven.
Peacemakers and Philippines Talks Weakened by Strikes and Signs
In Paris on October 11 the Spanish peace commission faced doubt over a joint session as Senor Montero Flos could not attend. Pressures from Madrid and the Cuba issue push Spain toward resistance, with fears that resignations may derail talks on the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Senor Montero Flos
Philippines
Madrid
Senor Rios
Sagasia
Spain
Senor Sagasta
United States
M. Cambon
Judge Day
Ita
War toll and Ormonde back to England headline
Commissioner Evans reports Spain war losses at 2,806 American service members through Sept 30 with 107 officers among them. Camps deaths total 2,400 soldiers and 0 officers. Earlier rebellion fatalities include 46,506 killed in battle and 260,009 died in camps or prisons. Ormonde may return to England. Duke Westminster owner of the horse reportedly offered to buy it for 350,000. Jacob Eichholtz, 62, prominent editor and Democratic politician, dies suddenly in Sunbury Pennsylvania.
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Chicago
Commissioner of Pensions
Evans
Spain
Ormonde
England
San Francisco
W. O'B. McDonough
Duke of Westminster
Sunbury
Jacob &. Eichholtz
Cleveland
Ash Disposal Innovation on Steamships Described
A New York Ledger description explains a labor saving ash disposal system for ships. Ashes, once gathered in cans and dumped, are now fed into a high velocity air shoot that blasts them overboard, drastically reducing manual labor for ash handling aboard steamers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Ledger
Saloon Row Fatality In Newark Involves Jockeys
In Newark on Saturday night a saloon brawl among horse jockeys ended with James Mullen of Geneva killed and James Ryan of New York badly wounded. Charles Moon of Newark was implicated in the shooting.
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Newark
James Mullen
Geneva
James Ryan
New York
Charles Moon
United States Prepares Landing of Lee’s Corps for Cuba
Official reports indicate arrangements for landing and camping American forces in Cuba are nearly complete. The departure of General Lee’s corps depends on Spanish evacuation progress, with a target of before January 1 and a rejected Spanish request for February 1 extension. General Fitzhugh Lee traveled to Washington for coordinating orders.
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Lee
Cuba
American Commissionery
Hecker
Thee
Havana
Fitzhugh Lee
Washington
Richmond
Idlala
War Department
A Brute's Confession and Island News Briefs
Nicholas Jackson of Hackensack confessed to Deputy Sheriff Jackson en route to Trenton that he killed his 6 year old stepson Louis by forcing him onto railroad tracks and waiting for a train. His wife, Louis’ mother, is named an accessory. The report also covers Porto Rican delegates meeting in San Juan for island recommendations, a vast Arctic whaling catch near $1,000,000, Runeco Jan Escapes in Worcester, a steam barge wreck on the Welland canal, train wreck suspicions in Georgia, and the Spanish troop ship Montserrat with 72 deaths.
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Jersey City
Nicholas Jackson
Tinckensack
Trepton
Louis
Bereing
Jackson
Teaneck
West Shore
Stagg
San Juan de Porto Rito
Porto Rico
Washington
Whates
San Francisco
Portland
St. Michael's
Grampus
Whal
Beluga
Lalana
Narwhal
Mary D. Hume
Carluk
Willam Bayles
Jerome
Alaska
Pacific Steam Whaling Company
Runeco
Worcester
Mass
John Reid
Ininco
J. L. Abbott
Sherwood House
Charlestown
Dreyfus Revision Court Gains Absolute Control
The Court of Cassation now holds the power to demand and examine documents in the Dreyfus case and to compel witnesses under oath. It may present a new dossier to a military or civil court for final decision and can order Dreyfus brought to France at any stage.
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Court of Cassation
Dreyfus
Paris
Gautois
Helair
Liberte
Court of Causation
Lmvk
France
General Mercier
Mil
Henry
Generalisti H
William
Coronel
Paul de Roulede
Patriotic League
le Bourget
Ribot
Lively effort to save a steamer's charter at New York port
A British steamship Ormsby from Shields reached Quarantine with 23 days at sea. Its 3000 tons of cargo wheat must be aboard and the ship started by November to fulfill the charter. Crew must unload ballast clean holds install fir partitions and load grain before midnight else a $10,000 loss looms. Captain Robinson learned the rush only after arrival. Alleged forgery at the exposition in Omaha. HB Hardt, an assistant manager, is arrested on warrants charging forgery and overhauling judge awards that shifted medals and merit certificates to other firms. Hardt denies charges and threatens counter accusations likely to cause more uproar.
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American Press Association
Washington
Dr. Talmage
Josh
Heaven
Job
David
Paul
St. John
New York
London
New England
Abel
Earth
Chemical Laboratory
Beaven
James Simpson
Edinburgh
Joseph Henry
Smithsonian
Sir William Hamton
John Milton
Shields
Ormsby
Robinson
Erie
Omaha
Neb
HB. Hardt
Hardt
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Baltiore Stock Exchange
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S. Schmid
Love IS
the Doctor
Pearre’s Reliable Pharmacy
Cassell & Waters, Realtestate and Insurance Brokers
Geert Strest
Masonic
Thurmont
Wuarep At
God
Weash
Losven
Society of Heaven
Paul the Apostle
Hannah More
Charlotte Eliasx
Robert McCheyne
John Summerfield
Christ
Hio
Oakwood
Laurel Till
Mount Auburn
Heavan
Antwerp
Hamburg
Havre
Moses
Joshus
Father
Deborah
Hannah
Abigail
Archangel
Christiana
Sentinel
Thad
the Peacemakers
Benor Rios
Murther
Denmark Hill
Camberwell
Pittsburg
Philip Cassiday
Mary Ann
Stu Catherines
George Spencer
B. L. Pennington
Welland Canal
Chattanooga
Tenn
Western and Atlantic Rough
Cobb County
Luke
Thompson Vann
Lex Cantrell
Ackworth
Western and Atlantic
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Azore Islands
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