Peruna praised by Butte club president and Texas praise
Letter excerpts extol Peruna from Miss Rose Cullen of Butte Montana and Mrs G W Heard of Texas. Claims of swift relief from nervous exhaustion backache fatigue and other ailments follow, with testimonials of children and families benefiting and a promise of free medical advice from Dr Hartman.
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Rose Cullen
Young Woman's Club
Butte
Mont
Galena Street
Peruna
Aliss Rose Cullen
Death of Mrs Gage elderly wife of secretary Gage
Mrs Ly man J Gage wife of the secretary of the treasury died at her Washington residence after a nine week illness. She was 58 and is survived by her husband and a daughter from a former marriage. Funeral plans and religious services are to be announced.
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Peruus
Rs. G. W. Heard
Fempstead
Texas
Peruna
Ruby
G. W. Heard
W. A. Mitchell
General Merchandise
Martin, Ga
Washington
Lyman J. Gage
Secretary of the Treasury
Massachusetts Avenue
N. W
E. F. Pierce
Evanston
W. W. Johnson
Gage
Albany
N. Y
Denver
Pierce
Rose Hill
Chicago
Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church
Hillis
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Mccinley
San Francisco
Associated Press
Cortelyou
Scott
McKinley
Mrs McKinley’s Condition Worsens After Stationary Improvement
In San Francisco on May 18 Mrs McKinley’s health deteriorates after a day of encouraging signs. She grows restless during the night and early morning. she refuses nourishment. doctors administer stimulants and oxygen. The bone infection on her hand worsens and discharges pus from another site. a new wound has been lanced.
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San Francisco
McKinley
Street railway strike ends in Troy with wage deal
A Troy division committee of the Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employes announced to Mayor Conway that the strike is settled. The agreement pays 20 cents per hour and allows the company to negotiate with a committee of union or non union workers. Headquarters were visited and union members informed.
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Troy
N. Y
Amalgamated Association of Street Railway
Conway
Railway conductors plan Cedar Rapids stay and labor cooperation
Will stay at Cedar Rapids with a pleasure trip today. Executive sessions decide to keep the grand offices at Cedar Rapids where they have been for eleven years and to cooperate with other railroad fraternities in settling labor disputes.
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Cedar Rapids ST. Paul
Minn
Grand
Cedar Rapids
Mrs McKinley Shows Improvement at Bedside
Reports from San Francisco say Mrs McKinley rallied and asked for nourishment on May 16 1901 sparking cautious optimism. President McKinley walked briefly outside but returned to her bedside as doctors continued strong stimulants and promised new bulletins only if developments occur.
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San Francisco
McKinley
Hirschfelder
H. T. Scott
Scott
New Empire Aims Amid Turmoil In China
Shanghai papers recount violent attacks in Chi Li province where Miss Stonehouse was killed. Insurgents near Yangliutsing amount to about 70,000, threatening a new empire while boxers are said to have terrorized converts and robbed towns. Strong foreign presence keeps peace within rifle range. Berlin reports German forces dispersing 10600 boxers near Pao Ting Fu.
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Vancouver
Shanghai
Empress of India
Wang Lu Isian
Chi Li
Judge rules glove making a new U S industry
Federal Judge McPherron ruled that the manufacture of women’s gloves is a new industry in the United States. J W Morrison of Grinnell was charged with violating the contract labor law by employing European skilled glovemakers. The court found no U S gloves prior to 1887 and if Morrison’s business started after the law, he would be freed.
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Des Moines
McPherron
United States
J. W. Morrison
Grinnell
Europe
Morrison
Governor Nash Poisoned At Santa Cruz Tree Christening
Governor Nash was poisoned by poison oak while at a christening event near Santa Cruz. He was unable to leave his bed and required constant medical care, forcing the cancellation of planned entertainment for Ohio visitors and public functions in his honor.
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San Francisco
Nash
Ohio
Santa Cruz
Union League Club
United States Minister Con Ger Visits Assistant Secretary
Mr. Con Ger, the U S minister to China, paid a brief visit to Assistant Secretary Tum before heading to Iowa via New York. He plans to return to Washington to confer with the president prior to resuming his post in China.
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Washington
Conger
United States
China
Tum
Iowa
New York
Rock Crushes Acerenzo Village in Italy Disaster
A massive rock toppled on Acerenzo near Frosinone collapsing most houses. Troops rushed to the scene as fifteen bodies were recovered so far.
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Rome
Acerenzo
Fpotenza
Adjutant General Reemes Dies Sudden in Albany
In Albany on May 17 Adjutant General Reemes of the National Guard collapsed and died during a consultation with Major General Roe. The incident occurred while officials discussed duties and wartime preparations.
Bloodshed at Albany as strike erupts in city
Five hours of conference failed to settle the Albany street railway strike as National Guard units arrive to secure lines. William Walsh died from a gunshot, Leroy Smith was wounded, and violence spreads with guardsmen firing when attacked. Over 3,000 guardsmen expected. city under martial rule. strikers and officials seek settlement.
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Albany
N. J
United Traction Company
Roe
Ninth Regiment
New York
William Walsh
Twenty-third Regiment
Leroy Smith
Smith
Walsh
Twentythird Regiment
Quail Street
National
William Marshall
George Booze
William Rooney
National Guard
Gilbert Hall
Broadway
Telegraph link established between White House and Scott house
A special Western Union wire was stretched into the Scott house in San Francisco enabling direct telegraphic communication between the president and the national capital. Secretary Cortelyou can notify Washington of Mrs McKinley s condition without outside intermediaries and save time in transmission.
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San Francisco
Western Union
Scott House
National Capital
Cortelyous
Washington
Livestock Market Report From Soutel Omatia
Cattle supplies were light with a mix of Texas cattle not entering the sale. Demand from local packers remained good and prices rose for some items while others held steady or advanced. Hog and sheep offerings were light with hogs uneven and sheep and lambs selling strongly for the small consignments.
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Texas
Arive
Cattle and Sheep Market Report Mixed Prices Noted
Native and Texas beef steers steady while stockers and feeders hold firm to weak. Cows and heifers steady to weak with varied dressed beef steer bids. Hog and sheep sections show market steady to higher with western lambs and wethers priced, and several price ranges across classes.
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Texas
Bonanza Strike in Wyoming Sparks Gold Rush
Word came from Cheyenne on May 18 of a bonanza gold strike near Atlantic City four miles away by Holsington and Carr. An ore ledge was found with $20,000 per ton gold, drawing a rush to Fremont county between Atlantic City and Southern Pass through the old mining district once rich with Ca rissa and other mines.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Atlantic City
Holsington
Carr
Southern Pass
Union Pacific
Fremont County
Dstrict
Black Hills
Carissa
Looks Like Corn Deal Is Off In May Corn
In Chicago on May 18 George H. Phillips reportedly closed out most of his May corn sale after large earlier trades. He moved 1,000,000 bushels as prices slipped from 54 to 50 cents, while avoiding a definite statement that the deal was completely off.
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Chicago
Georgeh. Phillips
Alger Sails for Europe for Health Rest at Carlsbad
Former Secretary of War R A Alger and his wife Mrs Alger departed New York on the St Louis for Europe. He said he would seek rest for his health and plans to stay at Carlsbad for a period, returning in August after the campaign of 1886.
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New York
R. A. Alger
Centenarian William Miller of Sibley Celebrates 101st Birthday
William Miller, age 101, of Sibley Iowa, living with his daughter Miss Ida Smith, born March 15 1801 near Hamburg Germany. He moved from Germany to Lafayette Indiana nearly fifty years ago and later moved to town.
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Sibley
William Miller
Ida Smith
Hamburg
Germany
Lafayette
Ind
Towa
Crowe Imitator Arrested in Blackmail Plot Near St Joseph
Thos. Ashton, wealthy stockman near St Joseph, received letters threatening destruction unless $12,000 in gold was deposited. Detectives nabbed the writer, 22 year old farmer William Pflaum, who said the idea came from Pat Crowe's notoriety.
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Crowe
ST. Joseph
Thos. Ashton
William Pflaum
Pat Crowe
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