Suffering women praise Lydia E Pinkham remedy from Brockton
A Brockton Massachusetts woman writes that after six months of illness and severe menstrual symptoms she followed advice from Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and related products. She reports steady improvement, no numb spells, and full recovery after using four bottles of the compound a bottle of Blood Purifier and Sonative Wash.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Louisa
Piace
Belont St
Brockton
Mass
Buckley’s electric sounding device aims to replace foggy water depth methods
John P Buckley, a Washington figure with New York ties, unveils an electro mechanical sounding system using a bell circuit and quicksilver cylinder to gauge water depth up to 2000 feet ahead of ships. The device includes an air gun, 3000 feet of two wire cable and a floating quicksilver cylinder, with depth read from the line length and cylinder orientation.
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Frventor
Washington
John P. Buckley
West
Street
New York
Buckley
Lake Ponchartrain
Killing Cats in Pulpit Sparks Debate in 19th Century Sermon
A Michigan pastor Rev. W. L. Laufman drew crowds by killing two cats with nicotine and alcohol during a temperance sermon to illustrate tobacco harm. He claimed the acts were scientific demonstrations supported by medical testimony and noted concerns about posterity poisoning. A stray note cites a literary aside and a New Jersey bee incident in the same column.
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Philadelphia
W. L. Laufman
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cadilac
Mich
Nlcotine
Laufman
Don Carlos claims 100000 volunteers ready to revolt in Spain
In Madrid Don Carlos the Pretender says he would be a coward to stay silent as Spain drifts toward doom. He asserts 100000 volunteers stand ready to take up arms and hints a signal will come soon. He calls for Spain to abandon Cuba, tying the crisis to discontent and potential uprisings. The story notes his lineage and past revolts.
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Madrid
Don Carlos
Spain
Cuba
Eireles
Charles VII
Ferdinand
Alfonso XII
Rome
Vatican
Holy See
Cittadino
Austria Would Intervene If Spain and United States Clash
Vienna dispatch reports the Vienna cabinet would intervene immediately if Spain and the United States go to war. Press debate notes the potential conflict could be unjustified and would test naval and military balance, with American reserves possibly decisive and Spain facing delays. Admiral de Jo Cammack doubts a concrete campaign exists and says any plan would change with European help.
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Spain
Unites, States
London
Daily Telegraph
Vienna
Vienna Cabinet
United States
Morning Post
American
The
de Jo.Cammack
Ex-Senator Ingalls’ Daughter to Enter Deaconess Training
Constance Ingalls, daughter of ex Senator John J. Ingalls, will go to the deaconess house of the diocese of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia to study for church life. She plans to leave Atchison in two to three weeks for this training. Her decision surprised close friends and drew comment as she begins a religious vocation.
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Atchison
Kan
Constance Ingalls
John J. Ingalls
Diocese of Pennsylvania
Protestant Episcopal Church
Philadelphia
Miss Ingalls
Ingalls
Episcopal Church
Miss Angalls
Sister of Charity
Committed Paris-New York Toward Nicaragua Ties
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Tegucigalpa and Nicaragua with unclear references to committed actions between New York and Paris. Readable content is insufficient to determine a definite event, date, or responsible parties for a full summary.
Bloody conflict feared in Cherokee Nation armed clash
Reports from Siloam Springs Arkansas dated September twenty eight describe escalating tensions after Monday night’s triple tragedy in the Cherokee nation Saline district. Marshals and sheriffs pursue arrests to prevent further bloodshed amid long standing enmity between white citizens and fullblood Indians.
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Siloam Springs
Ark
Saline District Court House
Cherokee Nation
Flint
Gaiingstoke
United States
Terye
Saline Court Halls
Howe
Barross’s Hard Luck In Guatemala Rebel Advances
Sept. 25 reports from Salvador show several clashes near Quezaltenango where government troops were defeated. General De Leon, sent by President Barrios with a large force, joined the rebels and captured Itetallulen, now held by them.
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Apgainse Hin
Lalibertad
Salvador
Guatemala
Quezaltenango
Quezaltecuango
General de Leon
Presideat Barrios
Itetallulen
The Strange Death Of A Man In Decatur
A Decatur real estate broker named Given was fatally shocked Saturday night while tending his furnace. A high tension wire linked to the furnace caused an electric current that knocked him down. his wife and mother heard the fall and found him near the furnace. Neighbors aided them. Given died about 30 minutes later after being moved upstairs.
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Decatur
van Vleete
Farnac Deestur
Wbant
Given
Central American revolutions loom as Guatemala upheaval spreads
Washington reports Pan American diplomats foresee a chain reaction from Guatemala uprising. Costa Rican consul's imprisonment, Honduran unrest, and Salvadoran quiet signal fragile ties among the Central American republics. A U S protectorate or annexation majority favors stability, says Dr. Horatio. Earthquake felt in Belfast Me with two rumbles.
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Washington
Guatemala
Bartrios
Prosper Morales
Donedards Bererpy
Honduras
Bonilla
Salvador
Central America
Tforatio
United States
Nicaragua
Central ‘American
Spanish-America
Belfast
Norwegian Sailors Rescued From Sea
News of the Seladon’s wreck and ten months on Sophia island. Thirteen men remained after the August 7 wreck, with Captain Adolf Jae ger dying and chief mate Kristian Nilstan lost. They endured dwindling provisions until rescue by Clyde.
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Seladon
Lloyd's
New Castle
N.S. W
Honolulu
Merchants’ Exchange
London
Desert
Mouna
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Clyde
Auckland
Funafuti
Ellice
Sophia Island
Claris Ladd
Starbuck Island
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Adolf Jaeger
Ubmest
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Tol
Jah Olsen
Glyde
Supreme Moment Has Come Cuba Freed This Year Says Allan
New York date Sept 27 President Ethan Allan of the Cuban League urges decisive action toward Cuban independence. He says a year of patriotic effort yields grand results and that public opinion supports the insurgents. He promises the nation stands ready with guns if needed and calls league members to back the president when the moment arrives.
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Cuba
New York
Ethan Allan
Cuban League of the United States
League
Spain
Witness Testifies in Pleva Poisoning Case
Kenosha Wisconsin September 27 in circuit court Mr Kruzie testifies that Mrs Pleva admitted planning a murder after quarrels with her husband She said she wanted to clear her conscience and intended one of them to die She prepared rat poison in a kettle and Pleva died later that day without medical aid
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Kenosha
Wis
Kruzie
Slater
Evarts Improves. Former Senator's Condition Steady
At the residence of William M. Evarts, officials said today the former senator's condition is steadily improving after a long illness. He remains largely confined to bed, with his strength slowly returning and medical staff cautiously optimistic.
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New York
WiMara
Evarts
Ha O
Hudson Bay Route Not Favored by Government Expedition
The government exploring expedition reports limited commercial value of Hudson Bay as a steamship route due to high fees, icebergs, lack of lighthouses, and bleak barren country. The Diana returned after surveying Hudson Strait and Ungava River, with plans to revisit for a final run.
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St. John’s
Fort Churchill
Ungava River
Fort Chimo
Hudson
Partial Justice After Years Roberts Unjustly
Albany N Y Seat 8 1877 John Roberts a saloonkeeper of Brooklyn was arrested for burglary found guilty and sentenced to Sing Sing for twenty years. He served nearly twenty two months before a pardon proved his innocence. In 1805 Governor Morton restored citizenship rights and the legislature allowed him to seek damages from the state for the improper conviction and imprisonment. The state board awarded Roberts 7500 of 168976 principal claims plus interest.
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State Board of Alias
Robert
Claies
Murder at the Gaiety Theater in St Louis
Gritenga St Louis report says a man named Benjamin Frank Lamar a neighbor farmer from Eastland was found dead outside the Gaiety Theater. His skull reportedly crushed by assailant or blunt force while he was drinking late at night and among several people. a large sum of money rumored to be involved.
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Gritenga
St- Louis
Benjamin
Frank Lamar
Eastland
Call for Renewal of War in Athens Sparks Clash
In Athens on September 2 a heated crowd addressed a war renewal against Turkey. A bellicose speaker attacked King George and Crown Prince Constantine, prompting police to intervene as the individual fled with an assisting crowd. The press meanwhile kept a peaceful tone.
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Athens
Opening of Yankton's Big Show Promises Strong Attendance
South Dakota's fair and prom show opens as crowds gather on Sept 28 in Yankton. The grounds fill early with visitors. no program yet. Tomorrow noon the fair opens with entries across departments. buildings are crowded and bustling as racing events and other pursuits begin. Purse details include trot $200 and pony running $50.
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South Dakota
Yankton
Illinois State Fair Opens With Notable Displays
Springfield reports the forty fourth annual Illinois state fair promises immense displays of machinery and fruit. The event aims to attract hundreds of thousands of children and attendees with exhibits slated as the best on the continent. Old Soldiers Day grants free admission for veterans with souvenirs and reunions planned, while Governor will be present on Friday for special premiums and business houses activities.
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Springfield
Ill
Il ‘Nois
Thurs Vernors
Robbers of the Belle Fourche Bank Identified by Cashier
The cashier identifies four suspects connected to the Belle Fourche Bank robbery. Investigators note similarities to prior heists and urge witnesses to come forward. Police declined further comment pending formal charges.
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Fourche Bank
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