Paine's Celery Compound Promises Health Through Choice
An old advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as the path from death to life for sufferers of rheumatism neuralgia kidney and liver disease and nervous disorders. It cites Mr. John C. Bawan of St Paul Minn praising the remedy after years of pain and digestive trouble, claiming renewed vigor and health.
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John C. Bawan
Winifred
St. Paul
Minn
Tam
Shiras Has Not Resigned Denial From President
President Roosevelt says rumors tying Attorney General Knox to a Supreme Court appointment are baseless and that Justice Shiras has not resigned. The notice appears in East Northfield Mass on Sept 2.
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East Northfield
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Shiras
St Paul
Northern Securities Company
J. J. Hil
United States cour
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Locomotive Order Boosts Seahbourn Air Line Railway
The Seahbourn Air Line Railway placed an order for 31 new locomotives. W. J. Bryan led the Labor Day speech at Lincoln Nebraska. The Polish Singers Alliance of America held its 12th annual convention in Chicago yesterday. A steam launch with ten youths capsized on the Hudson near Albany. two drowned. Havana customs receipts for August were 725,885 dollars, down 133,840 from last year. Alger E. Ives, Rivere ice company manager, was shot fatally by thieves who broke into the office safe.
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Polish Singers’ Alliance of America
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Admiral Higginson Captures Island Signal Stations
Newport R I Sept 2 Admiral Higginson moved quickly after hostilities began seizing Martha s Vineyard and Block Island and capturing the army s signal station at each location. Night attack aimed at western fortifications, with initial action in the war game near New London as ships engaged Forts Wright Terry and Michie.
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Long Island Sound
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Fort Judith
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New London
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Michie
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army headquarters
Balloon wrecked by storm during balloon voyage
Denver dispatch reports occupants of a balloon voyage wrecked by a storm near Florence Colorado. Though bruised and frost bitten, they were not seriously hurt after the craft was carried over Pike's Peak three times. A landing at daylight followed, with telegrams confirming the wreck.
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Thomas Ball
Pike’s Peak
Florence
Labor Day Parade Honors Mitchell In Philadelphia
Philadelphia and New York witnessed the largest Labor Day demonstrations in memory as John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers led a parade of more than 10,000 workers. A 40,000-strong crowd heard Mitchell denounce capital and urge solidarity and worker ownership. Proceeds from a $70,000 picnic benefited striking miners.
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John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Pennsylvania
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Mitchell
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New Josey
Delaware river
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trades union movement
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President Baer of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
President George F Baer of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad faced sharp criticism for a letter asserting that laboring men would be protected by Christian men who control property The piece notes the backlash and hints Baer wishes he had not written the letter.
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George F. Baer
Philadelphia and Reading railroad
Baer
Roosevelt Affirms Monroe Doctrine as Peaceful Defense
President Roosevelt resumed his New England tour at Burlington Vermont and declared the Monroe doctrine a peaceful defense not aggression. He urged backing words with deeds, linking doctrine to a strong navy and national readiness while visiting Proctor, Shelburne Farms, and Northfield Mass after stops in Rutland.
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Shelburne Farms
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Stickney
Hawley
Proctor
Monroe
Jobe Quincy Adams
United States
ile
Vermont
St Battledoro
Northfield
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Baldwin Arctic crew rift cites Baldwin and Johannsen quarrel
A Swedish crew member from the Baldwin Arctic expedition describes a growing schism with Captain Johannsen after leaving Dundee. He alleges Baldwin’s incompetence and harsh leadership led to discharges and broken promises, with both men portrayed as imperious and at fault.
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Johannsen
Stockholm
Sweden
Baldwin
Dundee
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Flo
Fatal Runaway Accident Kills Mrs Walker in Lancaster
Mrs J Stewart Walker of Lynchiarg Virginia died of a skull fracture after a runaway horse overturned the carriage near Lancaster. Mrs William N Appel of this city is in grave condition with brain convulsions and severe facial abrasion. George F Barr, president of the Reading Railroad, is her father and was with her briefly.
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Appel
Lancaster
William N. Appel
J. Stewart Walker
Lynchiarg Va
General Hospital
George Calder
George F. Barr
Reading Railroad Company
Soldiers Aide Strikers Stop Mine Camp Evictions
West Virginia troops ordered to keep order in coal fields end up siding with strikers. Soldiers persuade nonunion workers to join the strike, forcing a recall of a detachment from Rush Ston to another point. Hundreds of families are homeless, with over 1,000 evicted in the New River Valley. A tent fund forms as food grows scarce and soldiers share aid with striking miners families.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
National Guard
Rush Ston
New River Valley
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ainike
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
National League morning games saw Brooklyn 1 Cincinnati 6 and New York 4 Brooklyn 7 3 in afternoon action. American League results included St Louis 4 Athletic 3 Detroit 12 Washington 1 Cleveland 8 Boston 0 Chicago 5 Baltimore 5 in doubleheader. Also report mentions a fatal grape theft event near Rome and a violent incident at Hopkinsville Negro festival with multiple injuries and no arrests.
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Mont Pelee Eruption Devastates Northern Isle
Reports from Castries St Lucia detail Mont Pelee’s violent eruption on September 30 1891 with detonation blasts, glowing flames, and tsunamic waves. About 200 people are reported dead in More Rouge Le Carbet and surrounding villages with vessels aiding coastal evacuation.
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