Paine's celery compound praised by government expert
Miss M. A. Armstrong the government microscopist endorses Paine's celery compound after reviewing the remedy. Proponents cite universal letters of relief and claims of cures for rheumatism blood purification stomach liver bowels kidneys and nervous system rejuvenation. The ad touts accessibility for all households and urges caution against health decline without it.
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M. A. Armstrong
Paine
Dartmouth
Endorses Platform and Ticket at Ohio Valley Bimetallic Meet
Louisville June 2 The Ohio Valley League of Bimetallic Clubs holds its third annual convention in MacCauley theater with leaders from Ohio Indiana Illinois and Kentucky. Delegates welcome Louisville Mayor Weaver and hear Tarvin Robertson Van Voorhis Altgeld and Bryan banquets and speeches urging Bryan renomination.
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Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
Tarvin
James M. Robertson
Indiana
Bryan
Flavius J. van Voorhis
Indianapolis
John P. Altgeld
Ilinois
Illinois Statesman
William J. Bryan
Marion Clark Recovered After Abduction in New York
Marion Clark the 22 year old kidnapped from New York City on May 21 was found two miles south of Sloatsburg at the Youmans farm. Mrs Jennie Wilson sheltered the child before arresting the suspect who claimed to be the husband of the woman. Arthur Clark identified the child as his daughter and brought her back to New York.
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Garnerville
N. Y
Marion Clark
Arthur Clark
New York City
Sloatsburg
Charles Youmans
Jennie Wilson
Marion
Devery
McClusky
Clark House
May Call for Volunteers to Reach 30,000 Troops
Secretary Alger indicated a volunteer call could be for 10,000 men to bring General Otis's force in the Philippines to about 30,000. Otis maintains 30,000 troops are needed, while current regulars in transit would bring totals to roughly 24,000 or 25,000 after volunteers are added.
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Washington
Otis
Philippines
Alger
Cuba
Porto Rico
Ohio Republicans face split in state ticket contest
Senator Hanna arrived in Columbus and conferred with leading candidates as Ohio Republicans edge toward two rival state ticket blocs before the convention. Initial ballots show Nash at 275 and Daugherty at 265 with 407 needed to nominate, while others trail with smaller totals.
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Daugherty
Kurtz
Jones
Douglas
Durbin
Hall
Navin
Smyser
Orr
Shattuck
Brigham
Hanna
Henderson Favored for Speaker by Minnesota and Ohio
Minnesota representatives meeting at the Windsor hotel declared for David B. Henderson of Iowa as speaker to succeed Thomas B. Reed. In Columbus Ohio a similar informal caucus of 15 Republican members endorsed Henderson. Also noted, growth in revenue stamp use follows recent corporate filings including a Baltimore and Ohio document with stamps valued over 39000.
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Minnesota
Ohio
St. Pavut
Congress
Windsor Hotel
House of Representatives
Thomas B. Reed
Henderson
CuscaGo
Columbus
David B. Henderson
Iowa
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Physicians and Surgeons Meet in Sixth Annual Convention
Curiaco June 2. Physicians and surgeons from across the country gathered in the Auditorium banquet hall to attend the sixth annual convention of the American Association of Physicians and Surgeons. Every prominent city in the country is represented at the meeting.
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Physicians and Surgeons
Curiaco
American Association of Physicians and Surgeons
Poisoning at Colliers Hotel Sentinel Case
In Granite City Illinois an incident at Colliers hotel led to multiple poisonings from eating sugar. One man named William Brainerd, age 36, is unlikely to survive while others remain under medical care. Local authorities investigate possible foul play.
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St. Louis
Colliers Hotel
Granite City
William Brainerd
Travel pay for soldiers benefits by states
The War Department presents a schedule of travel pay for Philippine volunteers mustered out at San Francisco. Secretary Alg er directs mileage for each state and lists rail rates men pay from pocket if choosing travel allowance. Figures range by state from Colorado 59 to 95 dollars up to Pennsylvania 127 to 201 dollars.
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War Department
Washington
Alger
San Francisco
General Otis
South Dakota
Tennessee
Utah
Wyoming
Minnesota
Pioneer Anthony Kelly Dies After Long Illness
Minneapolis mourns Anthony Kelly veteran grocer and pioneer who arrived in Minnesota in 1858. He was a longtime, prominent citizen and brother of Hon. P. H. Kelly of St. Paul.
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Minneapolis
Anthony Kelly
Mr. Kelly
Minnesota
P. H. Kelly
St. Paul
Mrs Maybrick Likely to Be Released in Open Case
The Daily Chronicle reports Florence Maybrick may be freed soon after pressure from United States ambassador Joseph H. Choate to reopen the case.
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Maybrick
London
The
Daily Chronicle
Florence Maybrick
Joseph H. Choate
United States
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