August Flower Dyspepsia Testimonials Endorsement
A collage of testimonials from users in Quebec Australia and the United States claim August Flower relieves dyspepsia and improves health. Notable quotes praise it as a cure and miracle, urging broad use while noting a reward for a lost satchel near the Montevue gate.
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A. Bellanger
Steve Foun
Montegny
Quebec
Bergeros
Uzon
Levis
A. Barrington
Engeneer
Eral Smith
Sydney
Australia
Two Milled in 2 Race Fro Dover Riot
A Dover Ohio race riot ends a soldiers era after a horse trade dispute triggers fighting between a chute staff and a colored man. Pistol and club violence leave five black men Wetworth and Steele dead and about two dozen injured. U S marshals restore order as details tally. In Capattanooca Tennessee a report of a $30,050 shortage in Catholic Knights of America funds prompts investigations into M J O Brennan leadership and property transfers.
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Wicsita
Ban
Seldiers Reamon
Dover
O. C
United States
Wetworth
Steele
Capattanooca
Tenn
J. Daffy
Memphis
Joha Bar
Lebanor
Supreme Trustes
Catholic Knights of America
Coleman
M. J. O'Bren
Gibbons Demands Rematch After Uneasy Fight
In Hoboken a crowd packed the Granite Association club for a boxing match between Jack McAuliffe of Paterson and Bor Gibbons of Brooklyn. McAuliffe won after police halted the bout. Gibbons protested he had been cheated and could fight on for two hours. Referee Dunn stood by the ruling, leaving many sporting men dissatisfied.
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Bor Gibbons
Hosoxes
XN. J
Granite Assomration
Hoboken
Eveniog
Sper
Troy
Philidetpma
Boston
Austin
Jack McAthie
Brooklin
America
Gibbons
Jan
Charley Norton
McAuliffe
MccAuliffe
Jack
Mac
Paterson
McAllliffe
Hayes
Theo
Dunn
McAulife
Paterson Iman
Jexe Dunn
Imbma
Fis
Prize Fighters Imprisoned After Bout
In ToLepo G September 12 Tom Riovre of Peoria and Frank Berwin of Philadelphia fought eight rounds for a purse and gate receipts. Berwin was to spar Moore for eight rounds under Marquis of Queensbury rules. Moore failed to knock Berwin out, and Berwin claimed the purse as detectives arrested both principals and jailed them.
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ToLepo. G
Tom Riovre
Peoria
T.s
Frank Berwin
Philadelphia
la Grange Street
Berwin
Moore
Wrecker Confesses in Kennedy Station Dynamite Plot
Eastox Pa Sept 12 The man who placed dynamite on Lehigh Valley tracks at Kennedy Station and tried to blow up the New York express admitted guilt. Known as The mas from Peru Santa Ramel a noted steamboats and railroad wrecker, he was taken to Philipsburg N J and jailed.
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Eastox
Lehigh Valley
Kennedy's Station
New York
Santa Ramel
Peru
Philipsburg
N. J
Purely Personal Notes From The City
Gen Edward Shriver visits the city Mise Paonie aids Ditsey near Mount Airy Sweiger has returned from relations in the city to Baltimore Miss Minnie Simpson visits Miss Laura Clemson New London Dr JM Radcliff and family leave for Liberty Sir Robert Stokes resigns and moves to Washington DC Many residents visit Baltimore Frederick Emmitsburg and Walkersville improvements noted at several homes local railroad and oil yard projects under way
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Mise Paonie
Bueses
Mount Airy
Sweiger
Baltimore
Maisie Keepps
Fourth Street
Jackson Hilleary
Petersville
Laura Clemson
Clemsonyne
JM. Radcliff
Liberty
Robert Stokes
RCA
Patick Street
Washington, D. C
Daisy Eakle
Eakle’s Mills
Burkittsville Seminary
Daisy Baniz
Hanover
Celia
Katie Mehrling
Ars. Neal
Walkersville
Bessie Tyson
Hagerstown
Frank Hichelberger
Independent
Martinsburg
Brunswick
Goshen
Montgomery County
Copperhead bite at old Wilson property
Bays Emmitsburg Chronicle reports twelve year old McClain, son of William McClain, was bitten by a copperhead while near the mountain. He received treatment and is recovering but remains in some pain. The reptile was not captured. County Commissioners attend Peach Growers picnic to view road construction and public access near Eyler’s Valley road.
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Bittensby
Copperhead
Emmitsburg Chronicle
Fleet
Wiliam McClain
Wilson
Christ
Board of County Commissioners
Cola Spring
Eyler
Bangor Pen Argyl bond suit revival by receivers
The case filed by EE AL Kingston as receiver of the Pennsylvania Poughkeepsie and Boston Railroad against 27 Bangor and Pen Argyl residents who signed a $5,600 bond for Pen Argyl car shops has been revived as Gundsman agrees to pay the remaining $2,000.
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Orr
Basxoor
EE AL Kingston
Pennsylvania, Poughkeepsie and Boston Railroad Company
Bangor
Pen Argyl
Gundsman
Finance and Trade Report On Wheat and Industry Gains
Chicago shows fivefold rise in wheat receipts from last year with double corn and sevenfold rye gains, while oats and dressed beef rise. Clothing and boot trades surge. wool sales firm. Boston, Philadelphia, Buffalo, Cincinnati, and St Louis report improvements in various sectors. money flows to cotton states and southern markets strengthen.
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den & Cu
Trate
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Imber
Philadelphia
Better Business 1
Buwalo
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Chicago
Milwaukee
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St Louis
Denver
Kansas City
South
Louisville
Memphis
Savannah
Atlanta
New Orleans
Local notices and town items in Walkersville region
Exchange echoes report a 17 ounce apple left at the office and minor injuries from falls. Epworth League meets Saturday at 7 20 pm. Revival planned at Shiloh M P church Sunday at 7 30 pm. A 3 E congregation woods meeting next Sunday in Mr W Millers grove near Lewistown. Several residents fixed with health and schooling updates including Miss Mary Warrenfeltz and Miss Estelle Host. A gate stolen from Frey brothers prompts a $20 reward for information leading to arrest.
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Walkersville Enterprise
BEPT
William A. Baker
Epworth League
Afr
Otho Wilhide
Shiloh
Jacob Geisinger
Col. Cheatnut
Baltimore
M. E. Reddick
Woodsboro
Blind Asylum of
Wolfstille News
Grossnickel’s
Stotelmyer
Hagerstown
Indiana
Mary L. Warrenfeltz
State Normal School
Estelle Host
Baltimore City
Ella Jamison
Howison
Hoover
Bagerstown
Frey Brothers
Young Baltimore Boy Grows Rapidly in Allegany
William W. Wittig, a Frostburg resident born in Baltimore on December 27, 1874, is described as perhaps the state's largest boy of his age. Now sixteen years eight months old, he stands 6 feet 4 inches, weighs 180 pounds, and grows about half an inch monthly. He lifts 350 pounds, wears a No 7 hat, and has a 13 inch closed fist. Son of ex-Meyer Wittig and Elizabeth Wittig, the family runs a bakery. the father is 6 feet 3 inches tall and 200 pounds, the mother 220 pounds. The young giant remains growing and well regarded in town.
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Baltimore
Allegany
William W. Wittig
Frostburg
Broadway and
Chase Streets
Meyer Wittig
Elizabeth Wittig
Wittig
Breakage delays load as four horse wagon breaks on Market
The front axle of a four-horse wagon owned by Kr Nelson Diehl broke on North Market Street yesterday afternoon near o'clock while loaded with corn for McMurray's factory. A short delay occurred to reload into another wagon.
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Nelson Diehl
McMurray
North Market Street
Mystery woman in Chicago case ends as Diss Debar linked fraud
In Chicago the U S raid of a wealthy Englishwoman led to the identification of Vera Ava as Ann O Deha Diss Debar the famed New York spiritualist. Police report the woman seen in New York matched Diss Debar and the Tuberculous society notes her half dozen prior appearances. A Camden reception honors General Grubb with a street parade and armory program. </s>
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Blomly Batr
Kane
Chiviga Thesiday
Boltut
Druvers
Puther
Keily
Soniye Pemore
Chicago
Yura Ava
Rivannsnad
Wampeday
Vera Ava
Ann O'Deha
Miga Ava
New York
Ava
General Grubb
Camden
N. J
E. Burd Grubb
United States
Spain
New Jersey
Grand Army
Gloucester City
Naval Post No
U.S. Grant
Philadelphia
South Jersey
Teatuent
H. M. Nevins
John Palmer
John Mackie
John Tyler
Actor Curtis Crime Involving Policeman Murder Case
In San Francisco on September 12, actor Samuel of Pos enacts a denial, claiming no pistol. police allege he was drunk. Grants death by gunshot sparks a night of confusion. witnesses recount a struggle and a pistol fired. The case centers on the alleged confrontation before the fatal shot. A separate Denver accident reports Mrs. J. Stewart fatally burned while attempting to light a stove with coal oil, igniting her house and injuring a child.
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Posen
San Francisco
M. B. Carvs
Sam'l of
Pos
Ander
Grant
Vriter Grant Bing
Maurice Vers
Det Houwe
Mb Yastol Sfaw
Denver
J. Stewart
Ceom Ak Tam
Murdaret
Qaksaen Acacia
Balloon ascent near tragedy in Jackson Michigan
In Jackson on September 13 a balloon ascent nearly cost Thomas H. Phillips his life. The craft rose with a balloon called brenfe and a manned basket before snagging a rope that tangled Phillips. He clung to the rope as the balloon climbed to 800 feet then descended and rolled over his thigh when the rig settled.
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Jackson
Mich
Thomas H. Phillips
Brenfe
Sir
W. C. White
Phillips
Reader causes uproar in Texas public schools
A book titled The Southern Students' Handbook of Selections for Reading and Oratory by John G. James was introduced as a reader in public schools without school board knowledge. It included speeches by Confederate orators over southern graves. Public upset led to its withdrawal, angering the superintendent of schools.
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N. D
John G. James
Texas Military Institute
Austin
Pat
Banker Alfred Edwards Flees Balmaceda War
A risen from Callao report states Alfredo Edwards head of Edwards & Co. baths arrived safely at Callao. He fled Balmaceda after a price on his head and was believed executed. He hid in Santiago until one week before Santiago’s surrender to the congressionals. Edwards is regarded as the country’s ablest financier.
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Balmaceda
San Francisco
Callao
Alfredo Edwards
Calao
Edwards & Co
Chile
Edward
Edwards
Santiago
West Chester hucksters group collapses in face of buy-fruit push
In West Chester Pennsylvania the Retail Merchants Protective Association dissolved after failing to curb peddlers and farmers. Housewives organized to buy fruit in bulk in Philadelphia while neighboring towns drew away trade, signaling the association’s end. Admiral Brown ordered home from Chile to San Francisco with the San Francisco ready for service, reflecting a finished Chile incident. A murder in San Francisco leaves eight Chinese shopworkers baffled by the killer. An excursion mishap near Grivstin injures about twenty as carriages overturn during a Montezuma departure, with several named locals receiving attention.
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Admiral Brown
Washington
Pacific
Chile
San Francisco
Mare Island Navy Yard
Navy
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