Farmer's relentless toil sparks stomach trouble cure claim
A farmer endures seven day workweeks in all weathers causing indigestion and related digestive distress. The ad promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a temperance remedy to cleanse the stomach, strengthen digestion, purify blood, and support liver and nerves. A testimonial from Wm Bowker of Idaho cites relief after five bottles and two pellets.
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Dr. Pierce
Wm. Bowker, Esq
Juliaette, Latah Co
Idaho
Pierce
National family newspapers offered with various subscriptions
The notices promote weekly and triweekly family newspapers, detailing foreign and domestic news coverage, market reports, and agricultural departments. Subscriptions range from $1.00 to $2.00 yearly with bundled offers including related papers.
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Danly Tribune
Toe Huron- Ite
Rain Disperses Crowd as Albany Strife Persists
In Albany on May 20 a heavy rain cleared crowds yet left the strike simmering. The Ninth Regiment added 600 troops, bringing total forces to about 3,000. Officials failed to reach a settlement as Union Traction and striker delegates adjourned with no deal. The company pledges service under guard, while a council arbitral committee may act within 48 hours.
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Albany
N. Y
Ninth Regiment
New York City
William Walsh
Leroy Smith
Traction Company
Quail Street
Major Case
Union Traction Company
Common Council
Troy
General Roe
State Troops Aim to Align with Federal Lines
Washington May 20 The war department seeks guidance from national guard officers on reorganizing state troops to operate with regulars. Secretary Root plans to enact a bill by December and work out remaining differences with guardsmen, many of whom disagree on the approach.
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Washington
War Department
National Guard
Root
Smelter Shutdown Signals Labor Talks In Montana
The Colorado smelter has closed down following the Butte and Boston example. A meeting of the Mill and Smelter Men's union is planned to explore patching up differences between the companies and workers.
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Butte
Mon
Colorado
Boston
Watertown Laborer Dies In Powder and Fuse Suicide
In Watertown Wisconsin on May 20 Joseph Busert a laborer committed death by self action by filling his mouth with powder and lighting a fuse between his lips. His head was blown off in an instant. He died at the scene.
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Watertown
Wis
Joseph Busert
Busert
Chicago Machinists Strike Over 9-Hour Day Pay Rise
Chicago May 20 The union machinists at Fisher Machine Works struck after the firm refused a 9 hour day and a 12 1 2 percent pay rise. Workers claim the plant is completely tied up as the second Chicago strike precedes the general machinists strike date.
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Chicago
Fisher Machine Works
Exposition Sports Schedule at Buffalo Pan American Stadium
The Pan American Exposition committee outlines a summer long sports carnival at Buffalo with events from May to October. Highlights include Cornell Michigan football Erie county track interscholastic track A A U championships basketball lacrosse cycling and football games featuring major universities and clubs.
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Buffalo
Committee On Sports
Cornell University of Michigan
Erie County
Cornell-Carlisle
New York
Ij Iremen
University of Dofalo
Lehigh
University of Syracuse
Accommodations for Visitors in Buffalo
Buffalo prepares for the Par-American Exposition with about 200 hotels offering space for 30 000 guests plus 650 boarding and rooming houses for 18 500 and 7 000 private homes open to visitors, enough to host 100 000 more. Tent housing adds 1 500 outside grounds, while remodeling may add more. City capacity tops 150 000 visitors with nearby towns adding 50 000. European plan rates at the Iroquois begin at 2 50 per person with higher options available.
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Buffalo
Exposition Cmpany
Tonawanda
la Salle
Niagara Falls
Lockport
Williamsville
Gardenville
Military Camps for Soldier Visitors at Pan-American Exposition
The Pan-American Exposition plans a permanent on-site camp for about 200 soldiers with furnished tents and utilities at no charge. Organizations must bring blankets and subsistence, and pay one general admission per man. Uniform bands admitted free. six day limit per organization. Major Charles J. Wolf leads the Military Bureau coordinating visits.
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Exposition Company
Charles J. Wolf
Military Bureau
Bee Busy At Pan-American Exposition Glass Hives
A little bee is shown gathering honey at the Pan-American Exposition. It moves among glass hives on public display as visitors watch.
Searchlight from Electric Tower Reaches 50 Miles
A beacon atop the Pan-American Exposition’s Electric Tower throws a searchlight 50 miles distant, illuminating the night as visitors note the spectacle and engineers describe its power and design.
The Midway at Pan-American Exposition
The Midway of the Pan-American Exposition offers premier amusement features surpassing former fairs in quality and novelty. Principal concessions include Esquimaux Village, Trip to the Moon, Moving Pictures, War Cyclorama, Philippine Village, Jerusalem on the Morning of the Crucifixion, Gypsy Camp, Indian Congress, and many more attractions.
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Esquimaux Village
Glass Factory
AerioCycle
Old Plantation
Beautiful Orient
Cleopatra
Living Pictures
Moving Pictures
Alt Nuremberg
Mexico
Africa
Johnstown
Japan
Jerusalem
Venice
America
Dawson City
Mechanics Institute Exhibit Space at Pan-American Exposition
The Mechanics Institute at Rochester secured space in the Education division of the Pan-American Exposition. Three pictures will be displayed in sizes 28 by 22 inches, 22 by 14 inches, and 7 by 5 inches. Room for 32 of the largest size has been allocated to the Institute.
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Mechanics’ Institute At
Rochester
Sousa Promises New March for Pan American Exposition
John Philip Sousa, famed as The March King, promises a new march titled Hail to the Spirit of Liberty. He composed the piece for the Lafayette Monument dedication in Paris on the previous Fourth of July.
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John Philip Sousa
Lafayette
Paris
Four Boys Drown in Bemidji Fireworks Tragedy
Bemidji Minnesota May 20 a Norwegian celebration ended in disaster when the steamer Shadow exploded during a lake fireworks display. About thirty aboard many suffered severe burns and four boys were reported missing after jumping into the lake with several later rescued. One ten year old is missing others saved. seven of the injured are in serious condition.
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Bemidji
Minn
James Driver
Fred McCaulde
F. A. Mayo
Towne Plans Million Dollar Texas Oil Land Purchase
Ex Senator Charles A Towne of Minnesota in Beaumont negotiating to buy 15 acres in the oil field for over 1 million dollars. He acts for a Minnesota syndicate and will retain a large interest if the sale proceeds.
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Texas
Minnesota
Austin
Tex
Charles A. Towne
Beaumont
Towne
Adam and the Forbidden Fruit Explained
A reflective line suggests Adam sought the apple for its forbidden nature. The piece implies the serpent deserved blame and that forbidding the serpent would have prevented the sin.
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Adam
Adogan Quotation on Welfare and Gratitude
A brief aphorism states that saving a starving dog and making him prosper changes his nature he will not bite. The speaker notes a distinction in behavior linked to kindness and gain.
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Adogan
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