Golden Medical Discovery Promoted for Lung Ailments
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for weak lungs lingering cough bronchitis and related conditions. It claims alcohol opium and narcotics-free formula and cites testimonials from Mrs Ida F Edwards and W A Sanders plus a note on Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for constipation.
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Golden Medical
Ida F. Edwards
Sterling, Sanpete Co
Utah
W. A. Sanders
Hern
Macon Co
W. Va
Democratic Leader Sees Van Sant Victory on Face of Returns
St Paul Nov 12 Chairman Rosing of the Democratic state central committee says Van Sant appears elected by about 2 000 on face of returns, 1 500 fewer than Republicans claim. Returns show Van Sant 150 036 and Lind 148 559 a 1 477 plurality. Irregularities noted and contest possible. official canvass may alter result in favor of Lind.
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Rosing
van Sant
Kentucky Seethes Over Kentucky Election Claims
Still claimed by both parties the Kentucky vote leaves Democrats asserting a full ticket win while Republicans vow to challenge unfair counts. Beckham leads by about 5 000 in official tallies as Casey and Metcalf counties missing ballots are awaited. Republican leaders plan to contest electoral votes and seek congressional contests in the Third Ninth and Tenth districts.
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Kentucky
Yerkes
Beckham
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Metcalf County
Leslie Combs
Nebraska Vote Splits Tight. McKinley Carried State Large
Lincoin Neb November 12 Practically complete returns show McKinley carried Nebraska by about 7000 votes and the governor’s race is too close to call. fusionists win lieutenant governor attorney general and land commissioner while Republicans take auditor treasurer and superintendent. legislature appears very close.
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Neb
McKinley
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McKinley Replies to Bryan on Congratulatory Message
President McKinley sends a cordial reply to William Jennings Bryan thanking him for the congratulations. The message was delivered in Canton after McKinley had left for Washington and was forwarded there.
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Democrats Get the Gove in Washington State
Seattle Nov 12 under methods of locking up ballots for official count the popular vote will not be known before Monday. Counties report McKinley leading Rogers 9 788 to 3 220 for governor. Legislature will be 75 Republicans out of 112.
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McKinley
Rogers
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Republicans claim solid delegation after Wheatley win
Topeka Kansas November 12 Republicans declare G W Wheatley won the Third district by about 10 votes without soldiers serving in the Philippines. They say the soldiers would have favored Wheatley and the result gives Republicans a solid delegation in Congress.
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King Leads Democratic Ticket in Utah Returns
Late returns from Utah show King Democrat ahead for Congress while Sutherland's majority narrows to 500 to 600. Returns near completion as results trickle in.
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Sal Lake
Utah
King
Congress
Sutherland
Bankruptcy petition lists 96000 liabilities and 100 assets
Cuiiaco November 12 Liabilities of 96000 were scheduled in a petition in bankruptcy filed by John J. Shutterly a real estate dealer. His assets were placed at 100. Mr Shutterly was formerly engaged in business at To O and Niles Mich
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MacArthur Ordered to Launch Vigorous Philippines Campaign
A Washington Herald dispatch reports that General MacArthur has been ordered to begin a vigorous campaign in the Philippines. He is to press remaining Filipino forces to the last extremity, even pursuing small bands when necessary.
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New York
Washington
War Department
Philippines
Sir Charles Tupper to retire after 45 years in public life
Sir Charles Tupper, leader of Canada’s Conservative party, announced his retirement from public life after nearly 45 years. He resisted earlier attempts to resign, saying a personal defeat in Cape Breton provided the opportunity to retire. Conservatives nationally had urged him to stay. Liberal strength projected to lean toward a sixty seat House majority.
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Charles Tupper
Canada
Cape Breton
Dominion
Majority of Sixty Liberal Lead in Dominion House
Ottawa reports almost complete Dominion election returns showing Liberals with 123 seats, Conservatives 74, Independents 3. With five constituencies remaining and Independents likely to back the government, Liberal majority would reach 60 in a full house, four of the upcoming seats previously Liberal.
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Liberal Party Wins in Newfoundland Elections
Official returns from eight districts show 7 Liberal victories and 1 Tory. The Bond government leads with 16 Liberals to 1 Tory, with 19 seats still undecided. The text notes strong repudiation of Mr Reid and his schemes for controlling the legislature.
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St. Jonas
N. F
Bond
Liberal Party
Reid-Marine
Tory
Mr. Reid
Terrell Sentenced in First Degree Murder Case
Roslyn Ferrell was sentenced to death for killing Express Messenger Charles Lane on August 10. Judge Melhorn overruled a new trial motion and set the execution for March 10, 1901. Ferrell remained calm during sentencing and said he would rather die than life imprisonment. He was sent to the Ohio penitentiary annex to await execution.
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Roslyn Ferrell
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Charles Lane
Ferrell
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German Army Uses Pauper Cadavers for Target Practice
Berlin reports that on grounds near Gundorf and Jutsberg German military experts test the latest Mauser model and field guns on hundreds of pauper corpses. Bullets fired at short range tear flesh and mangle bodies during target practice.
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Gunderhof
Jutsberg
Army
Cleveland Responds on Democratic Reorganization
New York November 12 In reply to a The World correspondent ex President Cleveland wrote and signed I have heard nothing about a movement on foot for the regeneration of the Democratic party but I hope steps will be taken in that direction I am not willing to make any statement now.
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New York
Princeton
Sters
Small Blizzard Strikes Northeast Connecticut Towns
Extreme northeast Connecticut endures a small blizzard with winds up to 50 mph. Streets in towns are buried under fallen branches as the storm shows no sign of abating.
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Wisstep
Conn
Treaty Talk Moves to Washington for Nicaragua Mexico Deal
Dr Luis Felipe Corea Nicaragua minister to Mexico and the United States has departed for Washington after negotiating a treaty of commerce friendship and navigation between Nicaragua and Mexico City of Mexico November 12 with details of the accord pending formal approval by both governments
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Nicaragua
Luis Felipe Corea
United States
Washington
Seven Die in Train Collision and Gas Fire Near Orrensach
Two express trains collided between Orrensach and Frankfort on the Main. A gas reservoir exploded, igniting wreckage and killing seven persons while four were injured.
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Hesse
This Place
Frankfort-on-the- Main
Nebraska returns show McKinley carried state by a small margin
Complete returns from two thirds of Nebraska counties indicate McKinley won the state by about 2,000. Nebraska re elected Governor Poynter and the fusion state ticket by margins of 500 to 1,800. Douglass county vote and possible official count may decide the legislature with disputes over seats and potential fraud claims by Democrats.
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Nebraska
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Poynter
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Doubt Lingers as Kentucky Results Narrowly Favor One Side
Kentucky voters produced close returns with The Courier-Journal showing Bryan ahead by about 8,000 and Beckham by 3,000 from 1,884 precincts, leaving 30 uncounted. Republican claims of McKinley and Yerkes wins hinge on Frankfort canvass in three weeks, while the Democratic board and legislature lean toward Bryan and Beckham.
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Kentucky
Courier-Journal
Bryan
Beckham
McKinley
Yerkes
Frankfort
James B. Mce Creery
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Shoup Likely Out as Idaho Senate Contender
Idaho results show Bryan ahead with a 1,330 plurality and Fusionists leading in the legislature. Fusionists count 42 seats to Republicans 25 with three unreported, and the report suggests Shoup may retire from the U S Senate.
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Ida
Idaho
Bryan
Glenn
Congress
Hunt
George L. Shoup
United States Senate
Woolley Gains In Prohibition Vote Across Nation
Prohibition candidate John G. Woolley claims about 500000 votes nationwide, far above 130000 for Levering in 1896. Washington results show Cushman and Jones elected to Congress as Republicans, J R Rogers wins the governorship, with the rest of the ticket Republican.
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John G. Woolley
Levering
Washington
Seattle
Wash
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W. L. Jones
Congress
J. R. Rogers
Republican unanimous vote in McKinley win at Batavia precinct
In Batavia, Illinois on November 10, the entire precinct of 575 ballots favored McKinley, a unique unity in western election history.
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Batavia
Lls
West
Venezuela Restores Former President Andrade Property
Word from Venezuela reports the government has restored all real estate and property confiscated during the recent revolution to former President Andrade. He is now living in New York.
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Venezuela
Andrade
New York
Two Men Die After Mine Collapse Near Cumberland
In Cumberland Maryland on November 12 a trench cave in during sewer work, burying several workers under slate rock. Two men Isaac Forman and George Rice were recovered dead.
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Isaac Forman
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