Home Gold Cure claimed to cure drink habit at home
An advertisement touts the Home Gold Cure as a guaranteed method to end alcohol dependence without public notice. It promises a pleasant tasting remedy, delivered in tea or coffee, with full directions and physician advice on request. Sold for one dollar with confidential correspondence from Edwine Giles & Company in Philadelphia.
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Euca
Bew
Iluker
Edwine, Giles & Company
Market Street
Philadelphia
Sudden Death Shocks Schley Court of Inquiry
The Schley court of inquiry adjourned abruptly after 11:08 AM when Judge Jeremiah Wilson died at the Shoreham hotel of acute indigestion and kidney disease. Hon Isidor Raynor announced the death and Admiral Dewey said the court would adjourn until tomorrow, with plans to resume once the funeral arrangements were made.
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Judge Wilson
Jeremiah Wilson
Admiral Schley
Isidor Raynor
Shoreham
Admiral Dewey
Wilson
Raynor
Lemley
Tom
Texas
San Gage
Gaston
Ton
Bates
Pity
Rosconsale
Trial of Gzolgosp Will Reach End Soon in Buffalo
The Leon Czolgosz trial for President McKinley’s murder resumed in Buffalo with expectant crowds and enhanced security. Testimony covered temple entrances and the shooting scene as witnesses described the moment of the attack and the arrangement of the ceremony.
Do Not Borrow Trouble From Tomorrow
In a September sermon Dr. Talmage warns against letting forebodings rule life. He argues most troubles are imaginary and warns that fear and anxious expectations hinder duty, health, and faith. He urges gratitude for present blessings and trusting God to handle future trials.
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WasniscTon
Talmage
God
Helen Chalmers
Thomas Chalmers
Free Church of Scotland
McCheynes
Robin Redbredsta
Robin Redbreasta
Wau
Atlas
Payson
Robert Yall
Tinodore Frelinghuysen
Judas
Baya
Early McKinley plot detentions widen across cities
Police in St. Louis arrest Ed Sastig amid confessions alleging a conspiracy to assassinate President McKinley. The claim ties Frank Harrigan of the Dewey Hotel Philadelphia and Emaze Goldman to planning, with Sastig claiming near Buffalo he assisted the handkerchief gag on the assassin.
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St. Louis
Ed Sastig
Desmond
McKinley
Sastig
Frank Harrigan
Dewey Hotel
Philadelphia
Sasti
Mourning Echoes Across English Ports For McKinley Death
London dispatch reports the last public mourning echoes reach English seaports where the Salvation Army bands perform the Dead March From Saul. After days of practice they now play solemn observances in towns to honor the American president.
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New York
London Dispatch
the Tribune
McKinley
Galystian? Army
Saul
Salvation Army
Honnor
Urs
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William Park
Georgia
Santeraville Pos
Charles W. Jones
Sandersville, Georgia
Fire Insurance Company
Theus Brothers
WM. Gallaher
Sandersville, Ga
Firemen's Fand Insurance Co
California
Vern Manual
J. W Daniel
Ofice
Sandersville
Evans & Evans, Attorneys AT Law
Bandersville
Evans Building
Bop
Charles H. Grosvenor
Congress
Jorge Phdogrny
Tiffany
Meinley
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Continental Press
Corconay Burworma
Washington, D. C
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Drs
Starkey & Palen
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Phila
A- Jan Wrancisco
OAL
Toronto
Canala
The
Tennille
Atlanta
Orange
Mass
Union Sq
N. Y
Chicago
MLE
Perence Marlin Shotcuns
Osthaus
Marlin Fine Arms Co
New Haven
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Parker
Invent UH Company
Wade
Osborne
Cottege
Augusta
Schley
Wasitixaron
Schley Court of Inquiry
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Moyet
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Wise
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Seitz
Buffalo
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Gzolgosz
Los
Grand Jury
Mynter
Mann
Fowler
Justice White
Samuel J. Mields
Penny
Temple of Music
Matthew D. Mann
Babcock
Lewis L. Babcock
Dr. Mann
Secret Service
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Edward R. Rice
Temple of
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Rice
Oor
Coremondés
Los Cabetts
Bale
Jnéco Titus
My. Rice
James Li
Pagken
Wareen
Shota Thom
Use
Gallaghorner
Quackenbush
Reap
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Penney
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Cers
Joshua
Adem
Josie
Lotis Elopach
Police OF
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Miss Goldman
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