Scientist Saved Health Through Pink Pills at Hartsville College
Prof Alvin P Barnaby of Hartsville College credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with curing his health after years of digestive and nervous troubles. He describes a long recovery, then a dramatic turnaround after six boxes, and endorses the medicine in a sworn affidavit. Pills sold by Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY at 50 cents a box or 2 50 for six.
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Barnaby
Hartsville College
Dr. Williams
Alvin P. Barnaby
Min
Brethren
Kent
Foo
Bowman
Williams
Lyman J. Scudder
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
THAT LEASE MORTGAGE
In Wichita Kansas on July 23 the Jarvis Conklin Mortgage Company renews its attack on Mrs Mary E Lease by filing new execution proceedings in probate court against Charles and Mary E Lease Sheriff Cone finds Mrs Lease is outside jurisdiction in Iowa on a lecture tour She has sold most household goods and the house previously sold to satisfy a mortgage threatening further action.
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Mary Ellen
Jarvis-Conklin Mortgage Company
Wichita
Kan
Jarvis- Conklin Mortgage Company
Mary E. Lease
Charles
Cone
Jarvis-Conklin Company
Lease
Fatal Explosion at Winchester Factory in New Haven
Seven people died and many were injured in a shell loading department blast at the Winchester Repeating Firearms factory in New Haven Connecticut on July 23. The blast shattered a 40 foot section of the building and scattered debris. cause under investigation, possible misloaded cartridge.
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Winchester
New Haven
Conn
Winchester Repeating Firearms Company
Destroyed Fish Traps In Columbia River Clash
Astoria Oregon reports a collision in the salmon fishery as 300 to 500 armed men attacked Baker's Bay trapping networks. They destroyed gear, with property valued at 75 000 to 125 000 dollars, aiming to force canners to pay 5 cents per fish.
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Astoria
Columbia River
Baker’s Bay
Riot at Missouri girls’ home disrupts facility control
Thirteen girls at the Missouri state industrial home for girls in Chillicothe defied authorities triggering a riot. They armed with chairs clashed with officials as Watchman Robinson and Gardener Smith intervened. Police arrived and the inmates fled windows but were captured.
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Missouri
Industrial Home For Girls
Chillicothe
State Industrial Home For Girls
Robinson
Gardener Smith
Bluecoats
Altoona
Blair
Carrier pigeon sighting tied to Andree Arctic balloon
A Norwegian pigeon with North Pole 142 W. 47.62 stamped on wings was found near Soevde in Ryfylke suggesting it came from Andrees balloon possibly bound for Alaska. London dispatch says news from Andree could arrive within 24 hours by telegraph or carrier pigeon. Royal Geographical Society expects immediate word.
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Norway
Christiania
Trom
New York
London
Andree
J. Scott Keltie
Royal Geographical Society
Gold Democrats to Send Speakers Into Ohio Iowa and Kentucky
National Democratic party gold wing plans to aid state campaigns in Ohio Kentucky and Iowa with prominent national speakers. John P Irish of San Francisco Senator Caffery of Louisiana Senator Lindsay of Kentucky Colonel W C P Breckinridge of Kentucky are mentioned as possibilities. The group may appeal to speakers who supported Palmer and Buckner last fall.
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Ohio
Iowa
Kentucky
New York
National Democratic Party
Democratic Party
William Street
Bynum
John P. Irish
San Francisco
Senator Caffery
Louisiana
Senator Lindsay
W.C. P. Breckinridge
Palmer
Buckner
Row at banquet ends in brawl over Spanish ministers
In Sargassa a banquet honoring Senor Moret y Prendergast sparked a clash as Count Romanez attacked ministers beyond seas, aiming at Senor Dupuy de Lome. A government representative drew a revolver and the crowd was ejected, then marched the streets shouting long live liberty.
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Sargassa
Senor Moret Y Prendergast
Romanez
Senor Dupuy de Lome
Liberty
Sultan Accepts Frontier Line With Reservations
Constantinople July 23 The sultan issues an irade approving the frontier settlement per the powers guidance with reservations. This likely means further delay as the frontier line fixed by the powers’ military attaches is accepted with caveats.
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Constantinople
Cleveland Rolling Mill shuts down over fuel price
The Cleveland Rolling Mill company halted operations at noon due to fuel shortage after refusing to pay the higher price. More than 1,200 workers were laid off as a result.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Rolling Mill Company
Mill and Lumber Destroyed by Fire in Munisee
Fire destroyed the saw mill of Donovan and OConnor in Munisee Michigan along with a large stock of lumber. The estimated loss stands at twenty five thousand dollars.
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Munisnee
Mich
Donovan & O’connor
Illinois Honors Logan Statue Unveiling in Chicago
In Chicago on July 24 a Logan statue dedication drew tens of thousands as 20 000 soldiers from 31st Illinois and 7 000 Illinois National Guard, plus governors and dignitaries, marched past the monument amid artillery salutes and a Coliseum reception for Mrs Logan and guests. The statue by Saint Gaudens stands as America’s largest equestrian work, cost 80000 with 50000 funded by the state.
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John A. Logan
Gresham
Fessenden
Calumet
Arthur Edwards
Henry W. Blodgett
Little Jack III
United States
John B. Tanner
George R. Peck
Peck
Twelfth Street
Brooke
Department of Missouri
Michigan Avenue
Logan
Ilinois
Illinois National Guard
Knights Templar
Knights of Pythias
Chicago
Monument
Chicago Press Club
Goodrich Line
Atlanta
Coliseum
General Logan
St. Gaudens
America
McPherson
Eldredgecourt
Lake Front Park
Park Row
Senate Committee Opposes Sugar Stock Investigation
Senator Jones committee report rejects the Tillman resolution for an inquiry into sugar stock speculation. It argues newspapers named in the charges lack direct knowledge and source disclosure, aside from Senator Smith of New Jersey. The article notes a grand land pageant and an unprecedented Lake Michigan marine display.
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Senator Jones
Washington
Nev
Tillman
Senate
Senator Smith
New Jersey
Senate Debates Final Tariff Vote and Turley Oath
Senate leadership pushed for a fixed time for the final vote on the tariff conference report as the day closed. Senator Allison warned the chamber it would not adjourn at 5 without a yea while the report stands. Senators Chilton Jones and Pettigrew opposed. Aldrich defended the report. Thomas B. Turley took the oath of office after presentation of his credentials.
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Hindon
Senate
Allison
Chilton
Tex
Jones
Ark
Pettigrew
S. D
Aldrich
Tennessee
Thomas B. Turley
Drake Withdraws From Gubernatorial Nomination
Des Moines July 24 Governor Drake issues a letter thanking supporters and withdrawing from the Republican race for governor. He cites impaired health making active campaigning impossible.
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Des Mores
Drake
Armor firms urged to supply battleship armor at 800 a ton
Secretary Long asks Carnegie Steel and Bethlehem Steel to furnish armor for the Illinois Alabama and Wisconsin at 800 dollars per ton. Communications sent and immediate replies requested. Treasury officials prepare to implement tariff act at presidential signature with prompt changes for customs.
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Washington
Long
Carnegie
Bethlehem
Illinois
Alabama
Wisconsin
Wasn Hindon
Treasury
Tramps Apt To Hang In Rural Minnesota Turmoil
In Prior two tramps attacked Mrs. Arthur Matthews at her home near Ortonville 16 miles from town. Citizens hunt the assailants believed hidden along Big Stone Lake as tensions rise and a possible double lynching looms.
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Ortonville
Minn
Prior
Arthur Matthews
Big Stone Lake
Floods Break Out Across England After Strong Thunderstorms
Terrific storms scour England with floods in the North eastern London area halting railway traffic and causing damage. Essex Birmingham and Warwickshire report rising waters and flood conditions.
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England
London
Essex
Birmingham
Warwickshire
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