Muscle and Not Fat Promotes Flesh Over Fat
Advice on gaining healthy flesh through albuminous foods and proper digestion promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as the solution for thin, dyspeptic individuals. Claims include rapid digestion of beefsteak and eggs, strengthening nerves and organs, with cancer of the stomach as the only exception. Sold in small and full sized containers by druggists in the US, Canada, and Great Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Guests at Ogontz of W. L. Elkins
Inclement weather could not dampen a lavish indoor reception for guests of multimillionaire William L. Elkins at his Ogontz country home. The party traveled by train from Reading Terminal, toured the mansion, enjoyed luncheon and art, and planned to visit President McKinley in Washington.
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William L. Elkins
Ogontz
Folly Farm
Bellevue
Reading
Elkins
Wit Elkins
William L. Elkins, Jr
George W. Elkins
Sidney F. Tyler
George D. Widener
Washington
McKinley
Church Exiles Reform Case Ends With Expulsion
An extra session of United Christian Church at Gethsemane Mission led by Presiding Elder T. L. Miller and Bishop Truety found Rev. Brooks Johnson guilty of immorality and expelled him for 199 years. Rev. J. Parker was exonerated. The jury included Samuel G. Cramer and eight others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Christian Church
T. L. Miller
Gethsemane Mission
Barclay Street
Lottie Miller
Truety
Brooks Johnson
J. Parker
Johnson
Samuel G. Cramer
H. Davis
W. Williams
L. Savage
I. Smith
R. Bonds
C. Jones
J. Emory
8. Turner
Cramer Hill
N. J
G. Cramer
Woman Proved A Tartars Thwarted Assault Case
Albert Foust was acquitted in the Criminal Court before Judge Audenried on a charge of attempted assault filed by Mamie Vaughn of Waterloo street. Vaughn testified she defended herself when Foust entered her home and attacked her, while Foust admitted drinking with her and claimed the charge was trumped up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Foust
Audenried
Mamie Vaughn
Waterloo Street
Foust
Monthly note on wet five thousand dollar maturity
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a monthly entry with five thousand dollars and maturity terms. Names and locations are unclear, but the snippet implies a financial note or loan maturity for an entity possibly linked to Hewlare Street and a twelve month term.
Dying statement admitted in Morrison murder trial
Mrs Olin Castles dying statement was offered as evidence in the trial of Miss Jessie Morrison for her killing last June. Dr G F Ambrose described how the statement was made while witnesses and family surrounded the bed.
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Pmorado
Kan
Olin Castle
Jessie Morrison
Rummage Sale Benefits Hospital At Oakbourne
A large rummage sale for Pennsylvania Hospital and Colony Farm opened in Horticultural Hall under women’s society auspices. Tables showcased varied items from satin shoes and gala wear to crockery and kitchen ware. Crowds browsed, bought, and enjoyed the event with many from modest means attending for value. The sale runs today from 11 AM to 5 PM with proceeds slated for the charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Hospital
Colony Farm
Oakbourne
Horticultural Hall
Aries
Successful first day at Women’s Southern Hospital rummage sale
The sale at 724 Spruce Street featured a wide range of items from furniture to clocks to clothing. Proceeds aim to clear the hospital’s indebtedness as the event runs through the week, continuing the institution founded in 1893 by Drs. Amelia L. Hess and Anne M. Miller on Rodman Street.
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Southern Homoeopathic Hospital
Spruce Street
Women's Southern Hospital
Amelia L. Hess
Anne M. Miller
Rodman Street
New Spires Planned for St Charles Borromeo Church
The Catholic Church of St Charles Borromeo, at Twentieth and Christian, plans to complete its original design with two brownstone spires. Funds have waited two years while architects finalize a spring start. The north tower will be three stories with a clock on each side, a domed smaller tower will crown the building, and both will feature terra cotta ornamentation. The church, dedicated May 7, 1876, aims to be ready by June 1901 for the rector’s twenty-fifth ordination anniversary.
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Father Sinnott
St. Charles Borromeo
Christian Streets
Buiilding Fund
Durang
Louvre
Archbishop Wood
O'Reilly
St. Joseph's Arch
Downingtown
Aigne
Nicaragua
Nicaragua Canal Commission
Greytown
San Juan River
Lake Nicaragua
Brito
Pacific
Ocean
New York Faces Mass Eviction as Red Light District Moves
Scores of women are driven from rooms in the Red Light district after landlords receive despossession notices and residents flee to Brooklyn New Jersey and eastern cities. Meanwhile the Salvation Army opens its second Industrial home for fallen women near West Fourteenth Street with Mrs. Russell Sage expected to attend. Justice Blanchard grants an injunction shielding Mc Glory's West Fifty-ninth Street operation as police monitor the ensuing opening night.
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New York
Red Light
Brooklyn
New Jersey
McGlory
Man mails Ten Commandments card in divorce case
United States Commissioner Rogers held a hearing for P. B. Buckwald who mailed a postal card inscribed Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's wife to Gustav Schmiedecken. Buckwald had accused Schmiedecken of alienating his wife and faced postal law charges despite his pious motive. the judge warned the case concerns U.S. law, not personal faith.
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Baltimore
United States
Rogers
P. B. Lockwald
Gustav Schmiedecken
United Tates
Freight train wreck blocks main line after out-of-control run
A Baltimore and Ohio freight train running at about sixty miles per hour derailed near Hindman and rammed into three engines on the main track, pushing them into a westbound freight train. The collision left six engines and several cars wrecked in the patch-grade stretch twenty miles north of Cumberland, Maryland.
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the Times
Cumberland
Baltimore and Ohio
Hindman
Pew Southern Enseas
Sree Seesa
Canal Commission Favors Nicaragua Route for Isthmian Canal
The Isthmian Canal Commission reports to Congress that the Nicaragua route is the most practicable under U.S. control, with an estimated cost of 200,540,000 for a 186 mile waterway and 35 foot depth. It notes Panama costs between 142 and 157 million and highlights geopolitical hurdles tied to Colombia and the French company.
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Isthmian Canal Commission
Congress
United States
Nicaragua
Panama
Colombia
Panama Canal Company
Paris
Panama Canal
Zalaya
Republic
Panama Company
Iglesias
Costa Rica
O 4
Darien
Commission
Alhajuela
Chagres
Europe
Pacific
North
Central
South America
Atlantic
Nicaragua Canal
Hutin
Panama ‘‘Anal Company
San Francisco
New York
New Orleans
Liverpoo
New
Sach
United State
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W. L. Elkins
Qshto
United Christians
Pfar- Hewlare
Mrs. Castles
Svnenie Aanst Ueodie
Morrison
JCSIC
Morrion
Hospital
The
United
Women’s Southern Homoeopathic Hospital
St. Charles’ Borromeo
Church OF ST. Charles Borromeo
Salvation Army
Home For
Billy
Canal Commission
San Juan
Boca
Fe Bogesad
Santion General
Colon
Eee
Bohle
Miraflores
Robie
Lake Bobie
Bohio
Panama Rathmad
Gulf
TIMES
Marcellus
Regina
Edison Phonographs
Edison Records
Heppe-Loison Phonograph Dept
Washburn
C.J. Heppe& Son Sire
Thompson
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