Long bicycle trip saved by a remedy
F L Taylor of New Albany Bradford County Pa recalls being saved on a long bicycle journey by Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after advice from Editor Ward of the Laceyville Messenger. He also credits a later cure for a severe dysentery attack. The remedy is sold by George H Harris Schnitzus Pharmacy Austin Avenue Oak Park.
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F. L. Taylor
New Albany
Bradford County
Ward
Laceyville
Chamberlain
George H. Harris
North 48Th Avenue
Schnitzus
Austin
Avenue Pharmacy
Oak Park
Pain Balm Keeps Loogootee Man From Being a Cripple
Josh Westhafer of Loogootee Indiana credits Chamberlains Pain Balm with saving him from paralysis and relief from stiff joints contracted muscles and rheumatic pains. He says he would not be without it even at five dollars a bottle. Sold by local pharmacies including Harris Schnitscus Oak Park and Austin Avenue.
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Josh Westhafer
Loogootee
Ind
Chamberlain
George H. Harris
North 48Th Avenue
Schnitsus’ Pharmacy
Austin
Avenue Pharmacy
Oak
Park
Moreland Community Notes Include Births and Local Happenings
George Harris returns from Canada. Miss J Izzie Bippus works in Fair store credit department. Rehberg family back from New Richmond. Mrs Dr Glenn and children return from Iowa. A boy born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Dootson at 2460 Austin. Curb and gutter paving plans for 48th avenue begin. Mrs Semmerhirt’s mother dies at 2387 Austin. Scarlet fever cases reported among Will May 2382 Ontario Enoch Andrews 2428 Ontario Eliza Parmley 48th avenue. Virgie and Judith Hehberg honored at Rehberg's hall with Lin Lin cats orchestra. Fox & Co to open large grocery at 37 South 48th avenue. Charles Yates injured after train incident at 2417 Kinzie. Funeral for Miss Mary McGuire at St Mel's. interment Mt Carmel. Miss McGuire, about 23, daughter of James McGuire of 2329 Indiana.
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George Harris
Canada
J.izzie Bippus
Credit Department
Fair
48Th Avenue
Semmerhirt
Austin Avenue
Will May
Ontario Street
Enoch Andrews
Ontario
Eliza Parmley
Virgie
Judith Hehberg
Rehberg
Mt. Carmel
Answer to stomach fullness with Chamberlain's tabs
Advert item promoting Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for fullness after meals belching and sour stomach. Claims regulate bowels and cost 25 cents. Sold by George H. Harris 79 North 48th Avenue Schnitzus' Pharmacy Austin Avenue.
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Chamberlain
George H. Harris
North 48Th Avenue
Schnitzus’ Pharmacy
Austin
Avenue Pharmacy
Oak Park
Buffalo Pan American Ticket Rates from Nickel Plate
John Y. Calahaya, General Agent at 111 Adams Street Chicago offers fifteen day tickets for 13 dollars and twenty day tickets for 16 dollars. Low rates to all eastern points with city ticket office at the same address. No. 24 Sep.
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Nickel Plate Road
John Y. Calahaya
Adams Street
Chicago
Buffalo Pan American ticket extension offer details
Extension of limit on Buffalo Pan-American tickets via Nickel Plate Road offering $18 round trips valid 15 days and $16 round trips valid 20 days. Three daily trains with vestibuled sleeping cars and first-class dining car service on American Club plan. Meals from 35 cents to $1. Address John Y. Calahan Chicago.
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Buffalo
Pleasant remedy touted for stomach and liver health
A promotional note invites trying Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets described as pleasant and easy to take. Priced at 25 cents with free samples at George H. Harris' Pharmacy in Oak Park located at No 79 North 48th Avenue.
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Chamberlain
George H. Harris
North 48Th Avenue
Schnitzus
Austin
Avenue Pharmacy
Oak Park
Wet Paint Warns Clumsy Spy In St. Petersburg
A short-sighted member of the Russian secret police climbs a lamp post to remove a placard he believes is inciting against the czar. He discovers the two Russian words translated as Wet Paint, causing a comic stop to his zealous crackdown.
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Secret Police
St. Petersburg
the Czar
Assassin in Buffalo: Czolgosz claims sole guilt in McKinley murder
The Buffalo Supreme Court hears the McKinley case with Czolgosz, who admits no accomplices and accepts sole responsibility. He testifies he acted alone as Judge White sentences him to the electric chair at Auburn prison for the September 7 assassination. He speaks haltingly and is escorted from the courtroom under heavy guard.
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Auburn Prison
Czolgosz
Truman C. White
Supreme Court
Buffalo
Advan
Mr. Penny
Detroit
Cleveland
Titus
Chatr
Justice White
Powers of Heredity and Odd Family Links
The article recounts beliefs about heredity influencing fate with two stories. A London portrait gallery reveals a wealthy orphan's ancestral match and a Southern financier finds a time‑stained letter from a direct ancestor, suggesting psychic coincidences or hidden ties across generations.
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London
Miss B
Murderer Sentenced in Buffalo Court Sketch
A Buffalo sketch describes Justice White omitting the customary appeal to God as the condemned man is led away in handcuffs. The courtroom falls silent then erupts in a groan as the murderer departs guarded to the jail. Spectators, bailiffs, and police fill the scene with tense silence and solemnity.
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Court House
Fewer Strikes in France Reported for June
June strikes in France numbered 67, with six month total 306. For the first half of 1900 the figure was 475, indicating a notable decrease in working class discontent.
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France
Women at the Bar Sparks Debate Across States
A Northport column argues women are not fit for law, noting limited impact where admitted. It questions claims of fewer shysters and higher dignity, urging open entry while dismissing female competition fears. It also cites Germany’s chem industry growth and education’s economic payoff per D F Rose report via London Telegraph.
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Northport
Long Island
Chicago
New York
Baltimore
Liebig
D. F. Rose
Stuttgart
Germany
London Telegraph
The Khoja’s Night Shadow Misjudged as Robber
A Turkish Khoja awakes in fear, shoots an arrow at a white bed shirt hung to dry, then proclaims thanks to God. Neighbors, misreading his piety as pre dawn prayer, surround him. He explains the shot hit his own altar, not a robber. From Turkey in Egypt.
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United States
Turkey
Egypt
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McKinley
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Judge White
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Montreal Herald and Star
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Tel. W
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Park Ave
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Austin, Ill
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C. Kampp . Son
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