Fiendish reminder of cures via Dr Williams Pink Pills
Durango resident George Reynolds recounts twenty years of stomach catarrh relief after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. He and his wife report lasting improvement, endorse the pill's safety, and urge others to try the remedy. Notary public Henry Arnold certifies the statement. Pills sold for five cents a box or six for two dollars and fifty cents.
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End of Filipino insurrection in sight says officials
In Washington General Otis reports Aguinaldo seeks cessation of hostilities signaling possible surrender. Secretary Alger calls prospects brightest yet not peace assured while volunteers receive praise for duty and potential medals. New Orleans dispatch notes chaos at Bluefields Nicaragua with Drunken soldiers firing on civilians and American merchants forced to shut stores under Torres threats.
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General Otis reports insurgents to suspend hostilities
May 1 dispatch from General Otis cites insurgent leaders directing a halt to fighting while negotiations end the war. MacArthur’s division crossed the Rio Grande, aided by Colonel Funston, with slight casualties. Lawton near Angat waits for supplies as 1,500 insurgents attack Taguig and are repelled by the Washington regiment. The War Department expects hostilities to end.
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Census Bulletin No 1 Launches Series Across Districts
Washington April 27 Census bulletin No 1 marks the first in a long series slated to cover hundreds of districts before the 1900 census. The bulletin enlarges counties and boroughs within supervisors districts, totaling about 300 districts aligned with congressional boundaries where possible. Hawaii is included for the first time, with the islands forming one district.
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Trunk Line Association Sets Special Fares For July and May
The executive committee of the Trunk Line Passenger association decided on a fare of one fare plus 2 dollars to the national teachers' meeting in Los Angeles from July 12 to 14 with stopover privileges. A one-fare rate was also set for the peace jubilee in Washington from May 21 to 25.
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Governor Vetoes Sugar Bounty Bill in Illinois
Springfield April 27. Governor Tanner vetoed the sugar bounty bill that would pay 1 cent a pound on beet sugar for lack of three days reading. He also vetoed the bill authorizing the Blocher voting machine’s use.
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Samoan Commission Arrives in Frisco. Heads to Apia
The Samoan commission members arrived in San Francisco and will sail on the transport Badger to Apia. Judge Tripp, the American representative, says the commissioners are in harmony and united on avoiding international complications and on the main issues.
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Curfew Enforcements Begin May 1 in Minneapolis
Minneapolis authorities announce start of curfew enforcement on May 1 with fire bells used to signal the city. Children out after 9 pm will be in trouble under the ordinance.
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Teller Suffers Fainting Fit After Funeral
United States Senator Henry M. Teller fainted at Longmont after attending the funeral of ex Attorney General Byron L. Carr. He was carried to the Carr residence and regained consciousness after about 15 minutes. He returned to Denver later that evening in good condition.
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Henderson Support Grows for Speaker Bid
Congressman Dolliver, en route to New York, said the Iowa delegation will solidly back Colonel Henderson for speaker. He announced plans for a forthcoming meeting to map out a campaign amid strong Western candidate prospects based on nationwide letters.
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