Urgent Patent Medicine Adverts From Old Jeffersonville Paper
A jumble of ad copy and testimonials touts DeWitt’s Little Early Risers and Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin for stomach troubles and dyspepsia. Letters claim life improvements, while local vendors Sharrar & Mulholland distribute Kodial Dyspepsia Care and other remedies.
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Sharrar & Mulholland
Maggie Hooper
Jeffersonville
Ind
Pepsin Syrup Co
Monticello
Ill
Prien
Pitts
Arlington
Tex
Kodal
Sharrard& Mulholand
Cuba Platt Amendment Row Divides US Cuba
Washington debates the Cuban constitutional convention vote on the Platt amendment with modifications and interpretations. Secretary Root and Cabinet reject substantial deviation, while lines of authority on enforcement and future talks with Cuba remain unsettled.
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Washington
Root
Tn Gen
Wood
Uni
United States
Memorial Day observances stretch across cities with ceremonies
Memorial Day was observed nationwide with varied ceremonies. Arlington National Cemetery featured central ceremonies, while Washington marked the day with related events. Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis reported parades and reviews by governors and officials. In Boston navy yard ceremonies and schoolchildren paying respects at sea complemented statewide observances.
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Arlington Cemetery
Central
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Grant
Tom
Wu Ting Fang
Cincinnati
Chicago
Gov. Yates
St. Louis
St. Wanis
Ransom Post
W. T. Sherman
Calvary Cemtery
Chattanooga
Tenn
Hall of Fame opens at University Heights in New York
May 11 The Hall of Fame ceremony featured Senator Cha rterey M Depew as orator in the statesmen corner. Rev Newell Dwight Hillis officiated as chaplain and Chancellor Henry M McCracken announced. Sioux City report and other items follow with tragic incidents and a memorial note on McKinney.
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New York
Mail of Fame
University Heights
Charteey M. Depew
Newell Dwight Hillis
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Henry M. McCracken
University of New York
Senator Depew
Devastating Fire Devours Tehuantepec Plantations
Reports recount a massive blaze on the Isthmus of Tehuantepec in Oaxaca that raged for days. Over 200 people perished as flames swept through plantations, destroying coffee, cacao, orange trees, and other crops. Villages of farm families were trapped with little chance of escape, until a passing train eventually halted the fire.
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Oaxaca
Tehnaantepec
Glenfailen
Manila News and War Updates From May and June
Reports from Manila mention Thomas traveling with 1017 volunteers to San Etune and Army officer in a Philippine town governance group. Comissary Sergt Henry Wilson jailed three years for theft at Tilibid. Manila sees labor association for rotunda projects. Secret archives show Aguinaldo plotted against U.S. while feigning alliance. Also reports of storm destruction in Makersville North Carolina with $1,000,000 in county damage and 100,000 town damages. Public debt declines in May. A shooting kills Walter Hampton near Heometretown. The 5th Infantry mustered out in San Francisco.
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San Etuneeheen
Ohio Whith Toden
Manue
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Henry Wilson
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Bainemerats
Rotinda
Piliping
Malolos
Aguinalie
United States
Atlanta
Rutherfordton
N.C
Makersville
Chinese indemnity plan debated amid international talks
June 4 dispatch reports a high official saying China will fund indemnity through a one percent levy and new duties, with five percent customs tax and oil revenue release. A foreign board will oversee matters in Tianjin as Field Marshal von Waldersee departs Peking amid a military display. An altercation at Tianjin left several wounded as international troops clashed with French and German forces. In New York, Washington notes US troops may garrison posts near Tianjin, with broader plans to monitor China’s concessions.
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Fae Pee Vent
Lewin
Levomoney
Baird
Tientain
Peking
Count von Waldersee
von Rauch
Denamp
Count von Walderser
Princ Chun
Berlin
China
Haron von Ketteler
Tientele
Merry Makers Drowned and Other News Items
A Philadelphia rowboat party of seven, five girls and two men, sinks with one man saved named John Moore. Included are names of other party members and a brief note on a social organization. Also reports on a harness horse entered for a $41,000 stake and other national items including deaths, battles, and government finances with multiple dates and places.
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Uhe Vietita
Island
Pherence Densmore
Mariy Kunordy
Maud Kyster
Sullivan Fisrenee Tind
Bertram Oem
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