Favorite Prescription Promises Cure For Female Ailments
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for monthly suffering and female weakness. It claims high success rates, emphasizes nerve relief, rest, and vitality, and includes testimonials from women noting prior illnesses and eventual recovery with Pierce medicines. It also mentions Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets as companion treatments.
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Dr. Pierce
Alice L. Holmes
Coolspring Street
Uniontown
Susan C. Tulloh
Louisa Co
Daily Tribune and Hour Centre subscription offerings
Advertises the Daily Tribune as a four-day week national paper with wide foreign and domestic news plus stories illustrations and market reports. Describes subscription options including a one year price and bundled offers with the Hour Centre for targeted audiences like farmers and villagers.
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Daily Tribune
Soeatar
United States
Mayor Parker Arrested for Criminal Libel in Duluth
In Duluth on June 21, Mayor F. S. Parker was arrested on a criminal libel charge filed by Alderman J. W. Barry. Parker posted $500 bond and criticized Barry for bad faith in introducing a resolution to list gambling and disorderly houses, claiming it followed his refusal to reopen a saloon near Barry’s property as retaliation. The dispute reflects long running tension between Parker and several council members.
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Duluth
Superior
F. S. Parker
J. W. Barry
Parker
Barry
Pro Boer Meeting Sparks Disturbance in London Queens Hall
Thousands gathered outside Queens Hall in Regent Street for a pro Boer meeting and windows were broken as ticketless protesters surged into the hall. Delegates including Henry Labouchere and J W Sauer faced jeers and clashes with police. The event ended with the Marseillaise and resolutions favoring Boer independence amid a tense scene.
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London
Queens’ Hall
Henry Labouchere
J. W. Sauer
Cape Colony
John Dillon
Nationalist
David Lloyd-George
James Keir Mardie
Wilfrid Lawson
Queens Hall
Regent Street
Langham Hotel
Baron Battersea
Labouchere Party
Appeal to the President on Oklahoma Indian lands
Former congressman Springer filing a memorial with the president for a six month delay in issuing a proclamation after final allotments. He argues to let Congress repeal the law and notes Kiowa chief Lone Wolf and other Indians are Christians. He warns of church leaders informing tribes of potential land fraud. If injunction denied, case may move to the Supreme Court.
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Washington
Springer
Secretary of the Interior
Oklahoma
Congress
Lone Wolf
Supreme Court of the United States
Government ownership rumor shocks rail plan described
A Western financier reports to The Times that a vast scheme would move all U S railroads to government ownership within years. He says Rockefeller Harriman Vanderbilt Gould and Morgan interests would transfer control and be paid the total value of 10 billion dollars, with banks aligned to finance the deal.
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United States
Denver
the Times
New York
Rockefeller, Harriman
Vanderbilt
Gould
Morgan
United States pressures Denmark over fortifying Danish West Indies
London dispatch reports The United States has sent a note to Denmark demanding fortification and garrisoning of St. Thomas and St. John if Denmark refuses to sell the Danish West Indies. The move aims at controlling the Nicaragua canal, a policy Denmark cannot easily fund or undertake, the correspondent notes.
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London
Copenhagen
Daily Mail
United States
Denmark
Danish West Indies
St. Thomas
St. John
President Mellen denies resignation from Northern Pacific
New York on June 21 President Mellen of the Northern Pacific in the city denied any plan to resign the presidency. He said no indication from directors suggested his services were unsatisfactory and he had no thought of stepping down unless unforeseen changes occur.
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New York
Mellen
The
Northern Pacific
Cornerstones to be laid for American University buildings
Washington June 21 Bishop Hurst and Bishop McCabe have obtained the president’s acceptance of their invitation to lay the cornerstones of two new American university buildings near the city. The ceremonies will occur in November. The halls honor Ohio and Pennsylvania respectively.
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Washington
Bishop Hurst
Bishop McCabe
American University
Murderers May Escape Due to Washington Law Gap
Fourteen convicted murderers may escape punishment after Washington lawmakers repealed the Rand law in a special session, rendering the capital punishment statute ineffective. The repeal took effect on June 12, but the law’s new version does not become operative until September 11, leaving no valid penalty for murderers awaiting sentence or new murders until then.
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Tacoma
Wash
Czar's Family Upset by Daughter Birth
In St. Petersburg on June 21 the public laments another daughter in the czar's family, upsetting private calculations and expectations of amnesties reforms and social fetes, while taxpayers await potential state remission.
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St. Petersburg
University of London opens Chinese language department
The University of London establishes a department for practical study of modern Chinese language and institutions to prepare students for commercial work and to advance Britain’s Oriental trade interests.
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London
University of London
Great Britain
Wreck Kills Two on Norfolk Western Work Train Near Tazewell
Richmond June 21 reports a work train wreck on the Norfolk and Western near Tazewell killed James P. Pruett and Bearly Kinder and badly injured five other men. Nine cars piled up and burned in the crash.
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Richmond
Norfolk and Western
Tazewell
James P. Pruett
Bearly Kinder
Transport Aztec Brings Home Forty-Second Regiment
The transport Aztec arrived in San Francisco on June 21 after a 32 day Manila run and 24 day Nagasaki voyage. It carried Company M about 140 discharged soldiers and civilian employees and 5 cabin passengers. There are 62 men in Company H, with the rest of the regiment to come home on transports Ohio and Indiana.
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San Francisco
Manila
Nagasaki
Forty-second Regiment
United States Volunteers
Forty-second
Ohio
Indiana
Cailles Surrenders Force and Accepts American Rule
A Cailles representative telegraphed Judge Taft pledging friendliness to the American administration. Colonel Guivara and 80 Cailles troops are at Pasanjan and Cailles expects to surrender his entire force next Monday.
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Manila
Cailles
Taft
Guivara
Pagsanjan
Henry Xavier Dies Noted Grapes Grower at Mount Vernon
Henry Xavier a renowned horticulturist and grape raiser died at Mount Vernon New York. He was born in France and was 75 years old.
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New York
Henry Xavier
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Plant Shutdown at La Crosse Car Works
La Crosse Wis June 21 all employees of the American Car company have been discharged and the plant closed. The trust recently purchased the business and will move it to Kansas City.
Duel Ends in Double Fatalities in Mississippi Feud
Waynesboro Mississippi on June 22 reports A M Leary and J L Davis died instantly in a family feud duel. Davis, owner of a licensed distillery, fired three times at Leary, who fell. Leary returned fire and killed Davis with a final shot.
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Waynesboro
Miss
A. M. Leary
J. L. Davis
Davis
Leary
Craig shipyards discharge 350 employees after strike deadlock
Toledo, June 20. Due to failure to settle with the machinists on strike since May 20, the Craig shipyards have discharged all its employees, totaling 350 men. There are 26 machinists among the strikers.
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Toledo
Craig
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