Favorite Prescription Praised By Woman From Iowa
Fannie Shelton of Washington Iowa testifies to severe female weakness prolapsus and menorrhagia years ago and credits Favorite Prescription with splendid effect. She says she would use it again if symptoms return and has recommended it to many friends who praised the medicine.
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
Wition Fannie Shelton
Washington
Iowa
Fatal Accident as Train Crashes Into Omnibus Near Slatington
A Lehigh and New England train struck an omnibus three miles east of Slatington pa killing fifteen and seriously injuring seven more. The vehicle carried 25 people all relatives of Shepiah Shoefetter. three escaped uninjured. Horses drawing the bus were unhurt.
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atTincton
Lehigh and New England Railway
Pieters
Slatington
Cherry Hill
Henry Bittner
Shepiah Shoefetter
Bethlehem
A Complete Wreck as Train Plunges Off Trestle
Lake Charles Louisiana August 14 The Southern Pacific passenger train No 9 wrecked on the Lacasine bayou trestle at full speed The tender jumped the track the engine continued while nine coaches scattered into mud and water Only one Pullman remained on the rails About 150 people were aboard and one boy Fred Chattin was killed The wreckage prompted claims it was the worst smash up seen by railway men
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Lake Charles
Southern Pacific
Lacasine Bayou
Fred Chattin
Milwaukee Labor Day plan aims to bring Roosevelt Bryan and Harrison
Milwaukee organizers seek Governor Roosevelt and William J. Bryan along with Carter Harrison for Labor Day speeches on Sept 3. The plan envisions a double celebration with Chicago and Milwaukee events. Henry C. Payne backs Roosevelt’s morning speech, then a Chicago trip. Bryan would head to Milwaukee for an evening address. Mayor Harrison will attend Milwaukee. Mayor Rose will speak in Chicago.
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Milwaukee
Roosevelt
William J. Bryan
Carter Harrison
Chicago
Henry C. Payne
National Republican
Wisconsin
Labor Day Committee
Bryan
Harrison
Rose
Monsignor Keane Named to Archdiocese of Dubuque
Rev. Father W. E. Fowler reports a Rome letter dated July 2 confirms Archbishop Keane's appointment to the Archdiocese of Dubuque to succeed the late Archbishop Hennessy. The note is from Cardinal Francesco Satolli.
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Archdiocese of
Dubuque
Sioux City
W. E. Fowler
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Rome
Keane
Hennessy
Farcisco Satoli
Boom in the Iron Trade Expected in New York Meeting
A meeting set for Thursday in New York aims to secure a special export rate for iron and steel products by placing them on the same plane as grain. The move is expected to boost exports from Pittsburgh and surrounding areas.
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Pittsburg
New York
East St. Louis Street Car Strike Ends
The East St. Louis electric railway strike, begun May 12 after a local disruption in St. Louis, has been declared off by a unanimous vote of the employees.
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East St. Louis
St. Louis
East St. Louis, Ills
Population rise in Buffalo reaches new peak
The census office reports Buffalo New York has a current population of 255 664 up from 193 345 in 1890 an increase of 33 77 percent reflecting steady growth as of August eight.
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Washington
Buffalo
N. Y
Raisin Crop Smaller Than Expected In Fresno Area
Reports indicate the raisin harvest will be reduced from earlier hopes with estimates of 8000 to 8400 carloads. The red spider is blamed for much of the damage across the Fresno region.
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Fresno
Cal
Fear Massacre as Pekin Legation Faces Food Shortage
London reports Sir Claude Macdonald says the Pekin legation is desperate with food gone in 10 days and a general massacre probable if relief fails. Chinese offer to escort to Tien Tsin is refused recalling Cawnpore. over 200 women and children remain. Allies advanced to about 40 miles from Pekin, though Shanghai claims 20 miles by Saturday.
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London
Canton
Daily Telegraph
Claude Macdonald
Pekin
Tien Tsin
Cawnpore
Shanghai
The
Daily Express
Chatice
Wealdersee's Limited Authority as Chinese Commander
Amid claims of total Allied backing for Count von Waldersee as China’s commander in chief, Paris sources and statesmen like M Melin note French law forbids a foreign officer commanding French troops. His role may resemble a council of officers rather than sole chief, reflecting limits on action.
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London
Count von Waldersee
China
Paris
M. Meline
Russian Artillery Fire Causes Casualties at Yang Tsun
A Che Foo dispatch reports a terrible mistake at Yang Tsun as Russian artillery opened on American troops during the battle. The Fourteenth Regiment entered a Chinese position as Chinese fled and Russian shells fell among advancing lines. Russians ceased fire after being alerted.
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New York
Evening World
Che Foo
Yang Tsun
The Sumner At Nagasaki
Washington reports from General Barry that transport Sumner arrived at Nagasaki on August 12 with no casualties and excellent health. It carries a battalion of the Fifteenth Infantry and will proceed to Taku aboard the Indiana which will also load siege guns and Maxim field guns requested by General Chaffee and sent by General MacArthur from Manila. Indiana voyage to Taku will take about three days.
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Washington
War Department
Barry
Nagasaki
Sumner
Taku
Indiana
Fifteenth Infantry
Chaffee
MacArthur
Manila
Massacre of 7,000 Christians in Pao Ting East of Beijing
The Patrie quotes a dispatch via the French consul general in Shanghai reporting that 7,000 Christians were massacred at Pao Ting, east of Pekin. No further details available.
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Pao Ting
Paris
the Patrie
Procureur General of the Congregation of Lazarist Missions
Shanghai
Pekin
Magazine at Shanghai Explodes
A Mauser magazine exploded in Shanghai on August 15. The extent of damage is unknown and foreigners are not admitted to the magazine enclosure.
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Shanghai
Edenborn Sets Great Lakes Ore Cargo Record
Debra reports the American Steel and Wire boat Edenborn now holds the ore cargo record for the Great Lakes with 7,521 gross tons 8 424 tons of iron ore on voyage from Fairport to Ashland, breaking the previous 7 446 gross ton mark held by the Smeaton of the Bessemer line.
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Great Lakes
Debra
Edenborn
Fairport
Ashland
Smeaton
Bessemer Line
Chile Votes Bill for Cargo of Cars and Bridge Bid
Chilean congress approves 2,500,010 Chilean currency for a cargo of cars mainly bought in the United States. Ten bids are invited for the construction of the great iron bridge over the Maipu River.
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Chile
Santiago DE Chile
United States
Maipu
Salisbury to visit health resort in Vosges
Salisbury begins a month long stay at Soulette health resort in the Vosges per his doctor. He will continue to control the foreign office via telegrams and messages during the trip.
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Salisbury
London
Lord Salisbury
Soulete
Vosges
Will
Foreign Office
Purported Aguinaldo Letter Says He May Be In Amnestys Exception
Manila papers claim a letter from Aguinaldo familiarly suggests he would fall under the amnesty exception for guerrilla warfare. It notes his fear of surrender and his habit of brief, secret stays at improvised headquarters. Dispatch also reports General Pio del Pilar, who surrendered, wishes to be a good American citizen and would raise a native Filipino regiment for service in China.
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Hiinae Ton
Manila
War Department
Aguinaldo
Aguinald F
Biach-No-Bato
San Pedro Macati
Pio del Pilar
China
Cymric S undersea fire ordeal during Atlantic crossing
The White Star liner Cymric reached New York with a cargo fire that started Aug 5 near Queenstown. Fire burned for 86 hours, in Hold No 1, until midnight Monday, as water flooded other compartments. damage to merchandise occurred though ship was not seriously harmed.
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New York
Cymric
Atlantic
Queenstown
Concession Annulled in Nicaragua Over Deposit Failure
El Comercio reports Nicaragua officially annulled the Interoceanic Canal Company concession to the Eur-Cracin syndicate on August 3 due to failure to deposit 400000 in gold, leaving the project forfeited.
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Eur-Cracin Syndicate
ManaGcua
Nicaragua
el Comercio
Interoceanic Canal Company
Eyr-Cragin Syndicate
Boers Leave Machadodorp Move to Water Valonder
Lourenco Marques correspondent reports Boers exit Machadodorp and occupy Water Valonder in force. Large portion of Louis Botha’s Dalmantha stores burned Sunday. Dispatch notes Barbertson proclaimed new seat of Transvaal government.
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London
Machadodorp
Lourenzo Marques
Daily Mail
Watervalonder
Louis Botha
Dalmantha
Barbertson
Transvaal
Draft Horse for Sale in Valley Township
A. J. Berger advertises a draft horse for sale in section 12 Valley township. Inquiries should contact A. J. Berger for details and pricing.
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A. J. Berger
Valley Township
Very Low Rates to Denver via the North Western Line
Ex cursion tickets will be sold August 18 and 19 limited to September 3 on account of Farmers' National Congress. Apply to agents Chicago & North Western Bay.
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North-Western
Farmers’ National Congress
Chicago & North-Western Ba Y
For Rent: Suite Over Laundry on Third Street
Classified notice advertises rental of a suite of rooms above the laundry on Third Street. The advertiser Frep M. Witcox offers the space in good condition for a first class tenant.
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Third Street
Frep M. Witcox
Millionaire offers $1,000,000 for sight restoration
A blind New York magnate pledges one million dollars in cash to anyone who can restore his eyesight. He warns readers to care for weak eyes promptly and consult qualified opticians and oculists, such as those at Baker's, while promoting cut glass, china and sterling silver.
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New York
Baker’s
Fred J. Baker Watchmaker and Optician Ad
Local notice advertises Fred J. Baker offering watchmaking and optical services. Located on Dakota Avenue near Third Street, Huron.
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Fred. J. Baker
Dakota Avenue
Third Street
Proposed amendment to the South Dakota Constitution on liquor control
The Sixth Legislature proposes repealing Article 27 to end exclusive state control of liquor manufacture and sale. The measure will be voted at the November 6 1900 general election in South Dakota with Yes or No options. Secretary of State Wa H Roppie signs the notice at Pierre on August 1 1900.
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South Dakota
House of Representatives
Senate
A. D
Pierre
Foreclosure of Mortgage on Beadle County Farm
Notice of foreclosure by public sale of the southeast quarter section 17 township 110 range 64 west of the 5th P M Beadle county South Dakota. The assignee Alex Peddie seeks payment of $846.41 plus costs and fees by sale on August 18 1900 at 2 PM at the front door of the Beadle county courthouse in Huron. Sterling Morris attorneys for the assignee.
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Mary E. el
Norman Eldredge
Mortgagors
Beadle
South Dakota
Beadie
C Cuyler
Benjamin Graham
C. C. Cuyler
Ponies Graham
Alex Peddie
Ewing of Deeds
Beadle County
Mt Prince
Alex P
Huron
Redfield
E. H. Soper
Richards Trust Company
One Hundred Eleven
Standard Savings Bank
C. N. MelIlvaine
Lydia M. Hartupee
Henry J. Kellogg
Tohn Riegel
Third Street
Marshall H. Cone
Irving H. Cone
Irvine H. Cong
Milne & Milne
Northwestern Wisconsin farm lands offered for sale
About 400 000 acres of prime farm lands on the Northwestern line in northern Wisconsin. Low rates and easy payments. Early buyers gain advantages of location near streams and lakes with abundant fish and water supply. Well timbered, fertile soil, good markets in Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Minneapolis Duluth Superior Ashland and more. For details contact Geo W Bell Hudson Wis or G H McRae St Paul Minn.
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Wisconsin
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Superior
Ashland
Geo. W. Bell
Hudson, Wis
G. H. McRae
St. Paul, Minn
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ING
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Sir Claude MacDonald
Wealdersee
Him
Pio del
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Denver
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Sterling & Morris
Lydia M. Hartapee
E. H. Vance
Benjamin V. Hartupee
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