A Life Saved by Dr Williams Pink Pills Story
A Detroit area father recounts how his daughter nearly failed from severe anemia, losing weight and strength. After trying various physicians with little hope, he gave Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, and the girl improved rapidly, eventually fully recovering and remaining healthy. He endorses the medicine and notes its availability through druggists or by mail from Schenectady, NY.
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B. Trout
Griswold Avenue
Trout
Dr. Williams
Detroit
Mich
le Sane
F. B. Trout
Robertt E. Hutz, Jr
Wayne County
Michigan
Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Treaty Discrimination Against Foreign Insurance Firms
The Swiss minister in Washington reports to Secretary Sherman that Iowa has taxed European insurance premium income more heavily than American firms, violating the 1850 United States Switzerland treaty. Sherman writes to Iowa’s governor to address potential violations of treaty rights.
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Washington
Department of State
Iowa
Sherman
Switzerland
United States
Supreme Court docket grows as term opens in October
The United States Supreme Court docket for the next term, starting October 11, lists 466 cases, up 63 since May. Of these, 128 come from state courts, 119 from new courts of appeal, 49 from circuit courts, 46 from territorial courts, 32 from the District of Columbia, 29 from the court of claims, 26 from state land courts, and 17 from U S district courts. The court began with 595 cases in October 1896. This year the total will be about 100 fewer, reflecting a continued decline tied to the creation of the federal courts of appeal and reduced filings to the higher courts.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
New Feceral Courts of Appeal
United States Circuit Courts
Territorial Courts
District of Columbia
Court of Claims
State Land Court
United States District Courts
Ted States Courts of Appeal
United States
Physicians Object to Schlatter at Manhattan Beach
The man calling himself Francis Schlatter who runs a "divine healing" ministry at Manhattan Beach since Sunday has been served with a summons to answer the charge of practicing medicine without a license. He will be examined by the state board of health Illinois, and if convicted faces a fine of 100 dollars for the first offense with additional penalties if his patients seek further care.
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Schlatter
OniscaGo
Hmself
Francis Schlatter
Manhattan Beach
Sunny
State Board of Health
Mllinois
MISS FANNIE HAYES WEDS IN FREMONT
Ensign Harry Eaton Smith married Miss Fannie Hayes at 7 20 pm in Fremont Ohio. The bride is daughter of ex President Rutherford B Hayes. Rev J W Bassford and Rev A M Hyde presided. Guests included President McKinley Senator Hanna and Secretary of War Alger.
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First Congregational Church
Toledo
Richard A. Hayes
McKinley
Hanna
Hammond
Memphis
Alger
Charles Foster
Farmers Elect Officers at National Congress
In St Paul on September 3 the Farmers National Congress elected officers for the coming year. Ex Governor Hoard of Wisconsin was chosen president with 176 votes, B F Clayton 60, and Secretary Stahl 85. John M Stahl named secretary by acclamation and N G Spalding of New York elected treasurer. A busy day of papers, resolutions, and social events followed.
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St. Paul
Farmers’ National Congress
Hoard
Wisconsin
Congress
B. F. Clayton
Stahl
Heard
John M. Stahl
N. G. Spalding
New York
Henry Hayden
Iowa
Commercial Club
Unchanged Cuban Situation Reported From Havana
Havana reports the general military situation in Cuba unchanged from last month with no major battles while numerous skirmishes occur resulting in a few deaths and injuries. Disease spreads, hospitals overflow, and foreign consulates face food demand chaos. Insurgents count about 35,000 armed and prepared with winter supplies. Senora Cisneros may be released in one to two months.
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Havana
Cuba
Senora Cisneros
Spaniards Claim Victories on Cuban Heights
Havana reports 200 Spanish infantry surprised insurgents on the heights of Joro in Pinar del Rio province, killing 25 and wounding several. A Spanish column reconnoitering Rubi hills killed 24 insurgents.
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Havana
Joro
Pinar del Rio
Rubi
United Mine Workers Reject Pittsburg Offer in 69-Cent Controversy
The national executive board of the United Mine Workers adjourned after rejecting a Pittsburg operators proposal. Miners would return to work at 64 cents pending arbitration, with arbitration caps at 69 and 60 cents per ton for mining. Operators and miners later planned a joint conference to clarify demands and seek a settlement.
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Co Vmenls, O
National Executive Board
United Mine Workers
Pittsburg
Miners to Resume Soon After Coal Strike Settled
Corres O Sept 2 The coal strike is considered settled with a plan to resume at 64 cents and work pending arbitration. Direct parties are President Ratchford of the United Mine Workers and the operators' executive committee. Mines to open and all striking miners to return at the start of the coming week as the Pittsburg district shows near universal acceptance.
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Pittsburg
Ratchford
United Mine Workers
Pittsburg Miners Favor 69 Cents or Nothing Stand
In Pittsburg district the United Mine Workers leaders are urged to reject any return to work at 64 cents pending arbitration. Miners push for 69 cents or higher, with district leaders backing a continued fight and rejecting the Hanna proposition as a retreat. Secretary Warner relayed miners’ desire to resist any vote on the offer.
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Warner
Ratchford
Hanna
Assaulted by Strikers at Newcastle Wire Nail Mill
Five hundred strikers gathered at the wire nail mill in Newcastle Pennsylvania during the evening as imported non union workers were at work. Labor leader McLaughlin confronted the crowd and was knocked down and beaten, carried unconscious into the mill. Police occupy the grounds and will guard overnight as more workers are expected, causing great city excitement.
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Newcastle
McLaughlin
Mob law prevails on South Side conflict in Hazleton
Mob action in Hazleton Pennsylvania on September 4 reports two thousand striking miners marching to Silver Brook and attacking Superintendent Jones's house in Yorktown, smashing doors. Jones is in hiding as protesters plan further marches at 6 a.m. to halt all collier workers in the North Side.
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Hazleton
Silver Brook
Jones
Yorktown
McAdoo
Modify Their Demands Iowa Miners Seek 15 Cent Advance
Des Moines dispatch reports 150 miners on strike demand a 15 cent rise on the present average scale after holding out from 800 workers. They previously sought a dollar per ton. Officials are expected to grant the increase and the miners are likely to return to work soon.
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Des Moines
UMWA Chief Says Strike Settlement Talks Continue
In St Louis on September 2 President Ratchford of the United Mine Workers of America acknowledged a Columbus dispatch proposing miners resume work at 64 cents pending arbitration. He said the executive council will meet in Columbus soon to consider Youngs proposition and other matters, and he will not discuss it until the council reviews it.
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St. Louis
Columbus
Ratchford
United Mine Workers of America
Young
Miners Prepare to Resume Work in Massillon District
Operators in the Massillon area plan to restart mine work as orders to return are anticipated. Acceptance of 64 cents a ton pending arbitration in the Pittsburg district could raise the Ohio rate to 65 cents, and local miners indicate their willingness to accept the higher rate.
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Maasssillon
Pittsburg
Ohio
Strike Sentiment Grows at Helvetia Mine
Dvsors, Pa September 2 Helvetia six miles from here is the only mine of the Clearfield and Jefferson Mining company working. The strike sentiment is apparently growing.
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Dvsors
Helvetia
Clearfield and Jefferson Mining Company
Mrs. Drew Actress Dies After Half Century on Stage
New York reports the death of Mrs John Drew at 3 pm in Larchmont Beviau House after years of illness. She was a leading stage figure for fifty years, appearing with Booth Forrest MacCready Edwin Booth Florence Clarke and Owen among the era’s greats.
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New York
John Drew
Beviau House
Larchmont
Drew
Booth and
Forrest
MacCready
Edwin Booth
Florence
Clarke
Owen
Jefferson
Couldock
Malt Trust Formed for 15 Million Preferred Stock
The World notes the final accepting signal from the last man invited by promoters of the American Malting company. A listing on the stock exchange is expected soon as at least 15 million dollars in preferred stock is issued. The planned common stock level remains undecided, likely reaching many millions more.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Deliberate Suicide Of Unknown Woman In Victoria Hotel
In Curiaco on September 2 a handsome young woman staying as a guest at the Victoria hotel took morphine after sleeping and bathing, arranged the bed, then died by her own hand. The name of the deceased is not known.
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Curiaco
Victoria Hotel
Tillman rallies 5000 at Edgewood Park Brooklyn
Senator Tillman of South Carolina spoke at Edgewood Park in Brooklyn under silver Democratic auspices. The crowd of about five thousand welcomed him warmly as he delivered his characteristic address.
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Timan
Brooklyn
New York
Tillman
South Carolina
Edgewood Park
Silver Democratic Organizations
Luetgert Case Proceedings Highlight German Witnesses
Three witnesses testified for the prosecution in the Luetgert trial in CuicaGco on September 2. Frank Bralk, the night watchman at the Luetgert sausage factory, gave crucial testimony in German detailing the defendant's movements on the night of May 1.
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CuicaGco
Frank Bralk
Luetgert
Weare Lode Carrier Safe at Circle City Repairs Seen
Seattle dispatch reports traffic manager Charles H. Hamilton of North American Transportation says the Yukon river steamer P. B. Weare, feared to be lost with gold, is tied up near Circle City for boiler repairs, quelling anxiety over its fate.
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Seattle
P. B. Weare
Charles H.hamilton
North American Transportation Company
Weare
Circle City
Pressed Glass Scale Settled in Pittsburg Conference
The pressed glass scale affecting 8 000 workers in Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia and Indiana was settled at a conference in PittspurG and factories will be started at once.
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Pittspurg
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Indiania
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Frank B. Trout
Eign Companies
State Department
Federal Supreme Court
Fannie Hayes
President McKinley
Frances Hayes
Farmers
W. D. Hoard
Labor
Hazleton, Pa
Malt Trust
Dunning & Longstaff
Sherwin-Williams
Pal
Munyon’s
Psine
Gunthers
Chicago
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