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Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1900

Page

8

Heroic Signal Officer in Manila Defense of 1899

A young first lieutenant from the signal corps guides critical telegraph lines under fire during the February 5 1899 clash in Manila. He relays enemy movements to General Anderson as California Washington and Idaho troops push back insurgents near Paco Church and the Pasig.

Manila Bocano de Vitas Pasig Old Fort San Antonio Abad Aguinaldo Amigos Americanos East Paco Anderson Eighth Corps America Estero de Paco Calle Real Pasig River Laguna de Bay Signal Corps Flrst Volunteer Army First Idaho Wyoming Regiment Idérson California Dyer Washington Paco Church Santa Ana Salery Smith Wire Sacred Band Red Cross Pace Square

Heroic Wire Repair at Manila Earns Medal Hope

The account recalls Lieutenant Charles E. Kilbourne of the Volunteer Signal Corps braving Mauser fire to climb a dangerous pole and mend a severed wire under rebel fire near a ford and bridge. His daring restored communication lines and sparked nationwide attention to his bravery.

Battery Knoll Dyer Dnuty Charles E. Kilbourne Volunteer Signal Corps Manila

Home Life in Porto Rico Furnishings and Decor

A Harper's Bazaar sketch describes Porto Rican homes as sparsely furnished yet rich in craft. Austrian bent wood furniture, wicker, and willow-ware fill parlors while bedrooms showcase crochet lacework. Bare walls host occasional paintings, while canopied beds feature extensive crochet, with abundant ferns and palm fronds decor.

West Indies Harper’s Bazar

Watertight watch for soldiers and hard service

A novelty watch on the English market designed for soldiers and others in tough work. The back screws on and the stem-winding stem is protected by a screw top. One watch has been submerged in water for months in a London window, yet kept perfect time.

Londor

Carter Medicine Co Wins Injunction Over Label Imitations

Carter Medicine Company, led by president Brent Good, won a final injunction with costs against Chicago Label and Box Company over label simulations of Carter’s Little Liver Fills. The case, two years in courts, was submitted to a Master in Chancery for final accounting, marking a new infringement precedent in proprietary trade.

Brent Good Carter Medicine Company Chicago Messrs. Lowden Estabrook & Davis Chicago Label Carter Company Carter New York Press

Free Government Lands in Washington and Oregon

R B Werkman advertises thousands of acres of government lands in Washington and Oregon for five dollars per acre and up. He praises the climate and crop reliability and offers information on optimal locations for grain and stock farming, inviting inquiries at his St. Paul address or in person.

Washington Oregon United States St. Paul Third and Rosabel Streets Minn R. B. Werkman

Plans for first Russian Orthodox church in New York

Plans for the first Russian Orthodox church of St. Nicholas in New York are completed with a projected cost of $70 000. Advertising notes seek $20 000 weekly to agents for selling household goods. Various dental cures and patent medicines are advertised with brand names and mock testimonials from the era.

St. Nicholas New York C. H. Marshall & Co Chicago

Walls to guard health with pure cement coating

The article urges coating interior church school and hospital walls with a clean disinfectant cement like Alabastine to prevent disease germs. It emphasizes easy renewal and comparable first cost to inferior finishes, promoting long lasting sanitary walls.

British generals in South Africa cited as dry goods clerk

A quoted remark notes that one British general in South Africa once worked as a dry goods clerk and suggests General French could not be the man, joking he was a former beer-saloon waiter. The dispatches mention a hurried Modder River crossing and five ranger seizures.

South Africa Modder River Cleveland Plain Dealer

Farm News Offers Bargain Day Two Years For 25 Cents

A promotional note from Farm News Springfield Ohio announces a Bargain Day offer to mail a two year subscription for 25 cents on June 1. The ad targets new homes with an unusually low price and highlights a low annual rate for the stock and farm journal.

Farm News America Farm Journal Springfield Ohio

Allen's Foot Ease Ad Powder For Tight Shoes

Do Your Feet Ache and Burn Shake into your shoes Allen's Foot E ase a powder for the feet It makes tight or new shoes feel easy Cures Corns Bunions Swollen Hot and Sweating Feet At all Druggists and Shoe Stores 25c Sample sent FREE Address Allen S Olmsted LeRoy New York

Allen Allen S.olmsted LeRoy, N. Y

Delineator June issue features women’s interest pieces and poetry

The June Delineator highlights American Women at the Paris Exposition with portraits, founders of women’s colleges, and Clinton Ross’s revolutionary tale The Perfidy of Bess Doane. Nixon Waterman’s A Book of Verses is praised for charming songs and pathos. Maurus Jokal’s A Christian but a Roman appears amid Rome’s rulers’ persecution.

Founders of Women's Colleges Clinton Ross Bess Doane Nixon Waterman Forbes & Co Boston Chicago Maurus Jokal Rome

Inscription in Vermont Cemetery Sparks Curiosity

In a Stowe cemetery a puzzling stone reads I was Somebody-Who? is no business of yours. The witty epitaph hints at secrecy and humor, inviting visitors to ponder the writer’s identity and motive.

Stowe

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