Beauty of the skin tied to Dr. Pierce’s Discovery claim
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for eruptions and facial blemishes by purifying the blood. It features testimonials from Miss Carrie Adams and Annie Wells praising skin restoration and mentions free offers for Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser with stamp payments.
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Dr. Pierce
Carrie Adams
West Main St
Battlecreek
Mich
Golden Medical
Pierce
Hiss Annie Wells
Fergussons Wharf
Isle of Wight Co
The People's National Family Newspaper Overview
The People's National Family Newspaper operates on a triweekly schedule and provides a blend of news from the Daily Tribune, domestic and foreign correspondence, short stories, illustrations, humor, industrial information, fashion notes, agricultural matters, and reliable financial market data. Subscriptions cost $1.50 per year for the weekly edition and $2.00 per year with the HuRCoN Free edition.
National Family Newspaper Ad Appeals to Farmers and Villagers
Published Thursday the paper is described as a nationwide family newspaper for farmers and villagers. It promises general news up to press hour, a premier Agricultural Department, entertaining reading, market reports, and authoritative forecasts. Subscription price is $1.00 per year, with a bundled offer of $1.25 for both The Daily Tribune and The Huronizes.
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United States
IBUNE
Destructive Samar clash cuts down company C Ninth Infantry
At Balangiga Samar a large insurgent force attacked Company C Ninth Infantry during breakfast. Only 24 of 72 men escaped, 11 wounded, with 48 casualties. Survivors include Captain Connell Lieutenant Bumpus and Dr Griswold. General Hughes plans a follow up assault. Americans seized 30,000 pounds rice and ammunition after the fight.
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Manila
United States
Samar
Balangiga
Ninth Infantry
Basey
Thomas W. Connell
Edward A. Bumpus
R.S. Griswold
Edwin V. Bookmiller
Hughes
Lawrence J. Hearn
Twenty-first Infantry
Candelaria
Disaster in Samar hits U S troops at breakfast
General Hughes reports Company C of the Ninth Infantry attacked by insurgents at Balangiga Southern Samar on September 28. Twenty four men wounded. remainder killed as 72 soldiers faced a surprise assault during breakfast. Insurgents seized rifles and supplies.
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Washington
Ninth Infantry
Island of
Samar
Hughes
Island
Chaffee
Manila
War Department
Corbin
White House
Bassey
United States Infantry
Balangiga
Thomas W. Connell
Edward A. Bumpus
R. S. Griswold
Aguinaldo
Ohio
Spain
United States
Ninth Regiment
China
Ninth
Home Gold Cure offers at home treatment for liquor habit
An advertisement promotes the Home Gold Cure as a disease remedy for alcoholism. It claims the method is easy to use at home without armagy, requires one dollar, and guarantees cure with full directions and physician advice on request. Edwin B. Giles & Company in Philadelphia handles orders.
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Edwin B. Giles & Company
Market Street
Philadelphia
McKinley Will Filed for Probate in Canton Estate
Secretary Cortelyou assisted Mrs. McKinley as probate officials were asked to probate President McKinley’s will. The document names Ida S. McKinley as executrix with Day and Cortelyou as administrators with the will annexed, and provides for widow’s life income and support for his mother and sister.
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Canton
Cortelyou
McKinley
McKinlye
Ida S. McKinley
Sam
Helen McKinley
City of Washington
District of Columbia
William M’kinley
G. B. Cortelyou
Charles Loeffler
Washington
Judge Day
Loeffler
Too Slow for Kitchener Seeks Power to Hang Rebels
Milwaukee report says Lord Kitchener asked for 25000 seasoned mounted men and power to hang rebels without home government approval. The Express notes King Edward and Queen Alexandra may visit colonies and India with India’s emperor coronation slated. The Daily News claims King Edward pressed ministers after a continent trip about Kitchener’s resignation proposal.
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England
Milwaukee
Lord Kitchener
Express
South Africa
Edward
Queen Alexandra
India
The
Daily News
General MacArthur Responds To Samar Disaster Dispatch
Milwaukee October 1 General Arthur MacArthur commented on dispatches about the disaster to Company C Ninth Infantry saying the incident is isolated and part of Lukban's insurrection. He asserted sufficient forces will subdue the rebellion in Samar and offered no further details.
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Milwaukee
Ninth Infantry
Arthur MacArthur
Lukban
Samar
Mussulmans and Christians Clash in Beyrout
Constantinople dispatch reports a sanguinary conflict between Mussulmans and Christians at Beyrout Syria with no further details provided.
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Mussulmans
Paris
Constantinople
Beyrout
Syria
Kitchener Proclaims Banished Boer Leaders and War Rationale
Pretoria reports Lord Kitchener's proclamation banning several Boer leaders captured since September 15 and a long letter to Schalk-Burgher urging peace while asserting Boer responsibility for the war. The document also orders sale of property of burghers still in the field under his prior proclamation.
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Pretoria
Lord Kitchener
Schalk- Burgher
Volksraad
Cape Colony
South Africa
Great Britain
Cape
Will Maintain Canteens at National Soldiers Homes
London Oct 1 The Daily Ex tour of inspection of the board of managers of national soldiers homes completed at the National Home in London General McMahon and new members left for their homes The board will keep canteens at all homes for veterans benefit and community well being They say canteens prevent wasteful spending and excessive drinking and oppose abolishment pressures.
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London
Board of Managers
National Soldiers’ Homes
Tragic Kitchen Fire Claims Mrs Sturgent in Braddock
In Braddock at 1102 Washington avenue Mrs Barbara Sturgent died when she tried to pour oil on kindling to speed the fire. Her husband Andrew and son George are dying from burns and two other children Barbara and Andrew are severely burned as flames engulf two rooms. Firefighters rescued the other tenants.
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Pittsburg
Barbara Sturgent
Andrew
George
Barbara
Washington Avenue
Braddock
Striker Riot Fires 50 Shots Wounding Several in San Francisco
A night clash on Kearney Street near Post and Geary left seven men wounded, one fatally, as strikers and sympathizers attacked police. More than 50 shots were fired, injuring bystanders and shattering plate glass windows. Four special policemen and a discharged sailor were targets, according to authorities.
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San Francisco
Kearney Street
Post and
Geary
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Scrofula
Mr. Ashford
Raney, Hunt Co
Texas
Victor
ADAM
Joliet, IL
Richard Ramsell
Huron
South Dakota
Eastman Kodaks
Kodak
Nish Free
Dakota Avenue
Trumbower
Chicago
J. L. Mead Cycle 66
Absolutel Reed
the People's National Family Newspaper
New York
Tribune
Inet
Company C
Mkinley
Frobate
Kitchener
MacArthur
Tence
Burghers
Schaik-Burgher
Eureka
Standard Oil Company
Board of Managers of
National Soldiers Homes
Sapolio
Capitol
C.goizians Co
Ndsome
Oohome Supply Company
Detroit, Mich
Dew1tt & Co
Hawks Nursery Company
Milwaukee, Wis
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