Pink Pills Cited as Cure for Pale People
Mrs Robbins of Monroe Louisiana credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring her health after a long illness. She describes weight loss, weakness, and faint appetite, notes temporary climate relief, and reports complete recovery after using five boxes following a neighbor’s testimonial. The sworn statement confirms the account. The advertisement cites uses for locomotor ataxia neuralgia rheumatism and pale conditions and lists price and ordering details.
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Hn Robbins
Monroe
Illinois
Dr. Williams
Winn
Louisiana
Amos R. Jessups
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Revised the Creed Universalist Convention Adopts New Principles
The Universalist General Convention adopts a substitute creed drawn by Boston ministers alliance. If ratified by 1899 convention, Winchester creed fellowship will cease as a condition. old declaration remains as faith. Fellowship rests on five propositions: universal fatherhood of God, leadership of Jesus Christ, Bible as revelation, final judgment, and ultimate harmony with God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CubcaGco
Ministers’ Alliance of Boston
Universalists
God
Jesus Christ
Three Miners Buried in Mine Shaft at Cleveland Mine
In IsHpehing Michigan on October 23 a massive ground fall trapped three miners. Gust Lurtena was killed, Gus Carbon was rescued but fatally injured, and a third man remains buried with only heroic efforts to reach him underway. All were married with families.
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Ishpeming, Mich
Cleveland
Gust Lurtena
Gus Carbon
Dakota Rivers Drying Up Causes Stockmen Inconvenience
CHAMBERLAIN S D Oct 23 The drought for the last two months is beginning to cause stockmen on ceded lands much inconvenience Nearly all water holes on side creeks have dried up and cattle are forced to remain along the rivers which are also rapidly drying Bach river except for an occasional water hole is dry its entire length and White or above the junction of Little White is in the same condition
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Dakota
Chamberlain
S. D
Bach River
Little White
Iowa Ballot Fight Sparks Supreme Court Writ
Des Moines October 23. The state supreme court issued a writ of certiorari staying Polk county district court proceedings. The court held the elections board acted irregularly by placing the middle of the road Populist ticket under the head Populist. The Weeks faction is sustained.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Supreme Court
Polk County District Court
Polk County Court
Elections Board of
State
Weeks
Tired and Eu'ted Life
Aberdeen North Dakota October 22 O A Dickey an old time Westport resident committed suicide by poison after illness and financial losses.
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Ted
Aberdeen
O. A. Dickey
Westport
Sherman Heads Home to Vote in Mansfield
Washington, Oct. 22. Secretary Sherman plans to travel home to Mansfield, Ohio, to cast his ballot. He will depart Saturday week or the day after the president leaves Washington, and will vote in Mansfield.
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Sherman
Washington
Mansfield
Luetgert Affidavit Marks Dramatic Trial End
Luetgert, jailed beside the gray stone court, writes his first sworn statement denying killing his wife. He cites jury disagreement as the trial outcome and proclaims innocence while thanking public sentiment. A notary and AP representative witness the oath amid curious onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onicaco
Luetgert
Associated Press
Vincent
Spanish Cabinet Works on Cuba Reply to Woodford Note
The Spanish cabinet is drafting Spain's reply to the US note on Cuba delivered by General Stewart L. Woodford. The impending answer reportedly will include a formal protest against filibustering and outline Spain's stance after Woodford's arrival.
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Woodford
Mapripd
Spain
United States
Cuba
Stewart L. Woodford
Insurgent Leader Reported Killed in Cuba
Havana reports persistent rumors that General Castillo, a well known insurgent leader, has been killed in an engagement with Spanish troops. No official confirmation has been issued.
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Havana
General Castillo
Indictments Likely in Luetgert Case Perjury Risk
In Cubcanco on Oct 23 observers expect perjury indictments stemming from the Luetgert case. Two principal defense witnesses, William Charles Luetgert's business partner and Mary Siemmering the Luetgert household domestic, are reported to be targeted for grand jury consideration.
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Cubcanco
Luetgert
William Charles
Mary Siemmering
Flood of Orientals Reaches U S Chinese Entry Ruling
Judge Hanford of the federal court rules that wives and children of Chinese merchants in the United States need no certificates from the Chinese government to enter the country. If upheld, the ruling undermines the exclusion act requirement for offspring of merchants. Officials expect appeals to the supreme court, warning it could flood immigration with claimed merchant kin. The decision contrasts with Judge Lacombe’s ruling in New York.
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Seattle
Wash
Hanford
Federal
United States
Binker
Treasury Department
Attorney General's Office
Supreme Court
Treasury
Lacombe
New York
Exhausted jury fails to reach verdict in Luetgert case
In Curiaco on October 23 Judge Tuthill hears the Luetgert jury report an 9 to 3 split with no change after 38 hours. Foreman Heickhold says conviction unlikely and jurors express belief they cannot agree. Ex Judge Vincent notes continued stalemate as courtroom quiets.
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Luetgert
Tuthill
Mr. Deneen
Curiaco
Deneen
Vincent
Phalen
Adolph L. Luetgert
William Charles
Judge Tuthill
Connor
Heickhold
Harley
Admiral Worden Buried at Pawling Cemetery
PouGhKEEPSIE New York October 23 Admiral John L Worden hero of the Monitor was buried in Pawling Dutchess county in accordance with his own expressed desire He was laid to rest in the cemetery there with a simple service and a casket draped in American flags.
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Admiral Worden
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
John L. Worden
Pawling
Dutchess County
Major Handy's Illness Delays Paris Return
Major M. P. Handy special commissioner to the 1900 Paris Exposition is seriously ill after completing his mission. Friends are alarmed and his return to the United States has been postponed.
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Major Handy
Paris
M. P. Handy
United States
Fever Situation Improves in New Orleans
New Orleans reports show 30 new yellow fever cases and 2 deaths by 7 am with cooler weather and light frost in surrounding areas. Colonel L Dellis notes frost in Bernard parish outskirts, deposits are slight but may not end the outbreak. Board of health lists 43 new cases, 2 deaths, 1,024 total cases, 112 total deaths as prospects for decline with cold weather rise.
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New Orleans
Board of Health
L Dellis
Foster
Associated Press
Bernard Parish
Rev Fayette Boyce Dies in Chicago After Long Wisconsin Rectorate
Fayette Boyce D D longtime rector of St Pauls Episcopal church in Bexait Wisconsin died at St Luke hospital in Chicago from Brights disease. He was a prominent Free Mason and widely known clergyman in Wisconsin.
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Wisconsin
Bexait
Wis
Fayette Boyce
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
St. Luke’s Hospital
Chicago
Yerkes Telescope Presented to University of Chicago
Charles T. Yerkes formally presented the Yerkes Observatory telescope to University of Chicago President William R. Harper. The ceremony spanned two hours, dedicating the greatest refracting telescope in the world with a 40 inch lens, ready for astronomers nationwide and abroad.
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Williams Bay
Wis
Charles T. Yerkes
University of Chicago
Yerkes
William R. Harper
Cattle shipments tighten Black Hills herd supply
Rapid City reports cattle shipments from the Black Hills ranges are so close that mildh cows are scarce and cows are difficult to locate. An estimated 220000 cattle have already been shipped this season. Prices paid are astonishing, milk could rise to a dime a quart, and butter remains scarce and high.
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Rapid City
S. D
Black Hills
Prospectors Must Pay Duty For Klondike Entry
In Victoria British Columbia on October 23 the government announced that any goods not purchased in Canada must pay duty before entering the Klondike. Officials will station customs on the Stickeen route as well as at Tagish Lake and on the Yukon frontier.
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Victoria
B. C
Canada
Klondike
Sticken
Tagish Lake
Yukon
Bad Weather Dampens Constitution Centennial Parade
Boston on October 23 faced rain as outdoor ceremonies marking the centennial of the frigate Constitution's launch were disrupted. Decorations appeared bedraggled while most events at South Church drew smaller crowds.
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Boston
Constitution
Old South Church
Emperor William Returns Visit From Wiesbaden
Emperor William arrives home at 5 p m after visiting Wiesbaden with Emperor Nicholas and the Grand Duke of Hesse. He is greeted warmly by the czar and the grand duke and other royal figures.
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Darmsttadt
William
Wiesbaden
Nicholas
Grand Duke of
Hesse
Rosebery Visits Bismarck in Germany
Berlin reports Lord Rosebery former British Liberal leader visiting Prince Bismarck at Friedrichsruhe, traveling with Count Herbert Bismarck to meet the former chancellor.
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Rosebery
Bismarck
Berlin
Lord Rosebery
Liberal Party of Great Britain
Count Herbert Bismarck
Prince Bismarck
Friedrichsruhe
Admiral Gherardi Re-Elected Commander-in-Chief
In Philadelphia on October 22 the commandery in chief of the Loyal Legion of the United States re elected Rear Admiral Bancroft Gherardi to serve again as commander in chief of the order.
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Gherardi
Philadelphia
Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States
Bancroft Gherhardi
Order
Well Known Journalist Dead
Denver report states Frank Haveland, renowned national newspaper man and former New York Mail and Express staffer, died in the city after illness at age 60.
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Denver
Frank Haveland
New York Mail and Express
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