Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Endorsed as Health Booster
A newspaper ad extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a safe, non narcotic tonic for nervousness digestive issues and blood purification. It touts natural action, liver and stomach support, and claims it treats indigestion throat and lung ailments plus constipation with Pleasant Pellets.
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Vaihenied
Cath
Pierce
Bmire
A. L Grtbs
Hasselsville
Logan Canary
Merce
Cuban Cause Converts King to Contempt for Cubans
A Cincinnati Post correspondent in Cuba with Shafter's army writes a forceful letter denouncing Cubans as treacherous and lazy, claiming the Cuban republic expropriates private property including land, cattle, and even soldiers’ possessions, and asserts Americans must be convinced of this truth. He interviews over 600 Cubans and 600 American soldiers, asserting the turmoil and confiscations will escalate.
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Wille T P. King, Jr
Ferlpps-McRae League
Cuba
Shafter
Cincinneti Post
Gribans
Bunlinzo
King
Gaya
Ruth of
Avaieh
Repub
Republic
Guld
Cuban Atrocities and Loot in Santiago After Surrender
The account details post surrender looting by Cuban troops in Santiago de Cuba, including theft of blankets, tents, horses, and personal belongings. It describes American efforts to maintain camp security, Cuban resentment at American control, and a Cubans’ claim they would seize all citizens’ property if in charge. It also notes a general sentiment of betrayal among Cubans and a scene of tense occupation.
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Hanaredd
Sat Gers
Cada Nevo
Marden
el Caney
San Juart
el Pass
Gi Caney
Vera de Rey
Aral
Quete
Phay
Vera de Ri
Coldlera
United States
Shatler
Grame of Avind
Gurzia
Castillo
Santiago
Congress
America
Tetend
Republic
Urivats
Aiity Bally
la Coma
Asia
Senor Mesza
Thia
Hia
Nateea
Eervant
Monan
Stalen
Piyne
T Mrountaine
Lollows
West End Browns S
Government Hill Rede
R& G. N. Rede
Mision Blues
West End Browns
Browns
Martin Wright
Reds
Tack Gallagher
Braves
Steve ‘Butler
Carl Schurz
Lkely
Demencatia
Tha
Ailver
Thestiny at Louis RODA A DEAD ONE
The racing scene described shows jockey Tod Sloane involved in two unsound mounts at Brighton, raising betting concerns and public distrust. O’Leary’s deliberate pullup adds to stewards’ penalties as attendance remains under two thousand. Reform calls echo in public sentiment across politics and sport.
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Loosehesa
Mattéye
Tod Sloane
New York Mall
Espress
Sloane
Ben Ropgid
Brighton
Stoane
O'Leary
Dobride
Sapiens
Wealth of New York City's real estate and personal property leaders
The article notes New York City’s total assessed value at about 1.656 billion dollars, with a 69 million increase. It cites wealth concentration, stating twenty people own 18 percent of real estate and 168 own 4 percent. Waldorf Astor of London leads in personal property and real estate at 110 million dollars, followed by John Jacob Astor at 70 million.
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New York
New York City
Dux Bureau
Waldorf
Fay
Waldorf Astor
Tle
N.O. States
Printers Endorse It Plank 15 At State Convention
The San Antonio Typographical Union endorses a Democratic platform plank advocating that public work including printing be performed within the state when possible. The union thanks convention members who voted for the measure and praises Hon. T. W. Gregory of Austin for advancing the cause of honest labor and leading supporters to victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Democratic Party of Texas
Ite
T. W. Gregory
Austin
Costly notoriety and a Schley cousin in Paris
A Milwaukee woman, cousin of Commodore Schley, travels to Madrid as a voluntary representative of Paris society. Her Dictura has appeared in many papers, a result that could be achieved by a sentimental automaton of patent medicine, but at a high cost. Commodore Schley bears no more responsibility than other mentors for this folly. Washington Times notes the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Francia CG. Richter
Sporting Lite
Philadelphia
Welton
Marah
Cheryla
San Antonio
Austin
Houston
Galveston
Reds
Cincinnati
Hesch’ W
Sr. Welton
Lone Star State
Milwaukee
Commodore Schley
Zladrid
Paris
Washington
Times
West End politics and local campaign chatter noted
A flood of partisan talk fills New Braunfels streets with references to Slayden and party machines. Voters hear about street squares, candidates for district judge and congress, and debate over local facilities like water works and a new city jail while publishers critique campaign tactics and press influence.
Flag branded urchins march through Craoklyn streets
Report from New York describes children from Craoklyn visiting Park Row with faces marked by Indian ink flag designs. Each boy paid a penny to have his cheek decorated, while street drainage near River Avenue and Grand Avenue is noted as in need of repair after rain.
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Craoklyn
Park Row
India
Frankfort Street
Eli
New York
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Collans
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Unete
Gargia
Alan An'tonian
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Shuety’ Miller
Censes
Ater
Tannéhill
Jack Doyle
Blue
Tony Garcia
Garety
McGorga
Sauer
Garcia
Kaerns
Jake Volz
Dexter
Drathy
Dobawl
Doberd
Volz
Dobard
Ny Tha
Yanises Dowdie
Harry
Steinfeldt
Beaneaters
Peitz
Ad Cornett
Blues
Congreve
Jin
Jack Phelan
Roda
Lockey
Twa Lyils
Louis
Tucaday
Nkiewelienos
Owe Ates
Suey
Peter
West End
Max
Buia Celta
Gillespie County
Aone Chile
Hagoye
Sum
Echeduyle
Ixpreda
Isoy
Addier Toys
Giberal
Sheriff Campbell
Joe Syhr
Deutselymann
Democrata
Ely
Bexar County
Franklin Sqyware
Deutsghinnan
Hag‘stry
Thivent
Et Poxtal Tele
Our
Ayden
Doutmotere Saillway
Pt BaCoes
Thailergrteins
Stayden
Ktatas
Christan Ghureh
Franklin Square
Niderman
Monnrke
Pantonitee
Cbuniry
Aulee Tour Adoya
Slayden
Twaterworks Company
Ak Teaat
Snyden
Mission Gardéx
River Avena Fame
Grand Avenue
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