Mutinous Troops Slaughtered Report Details
Associated Press reports a mutinous federal force near Terreon was killed in what authorities call a slaughter, not a battle. Emmanuel Brito provisional governor of Campeche, held on $10,000 bail, said he received a communication from Constititionalist leaders awaiting extradition papers from Mexico.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Terreon
Emmanuel Brito
Campeche
Mexico
Brito
Constitutionalist Party
Torreon
Durango
Carranza
United States
Marishal’ Loisel
Blood Syrup Promises Cure for Blood Poison
Advertises Smith's Blood Syrup as a safe vegetable remedy to drive out blood poison permanently without mercury or iodide. Claims quick relief for pimples swellings old sores mucous patches itching humors eczema and bone pains. Priced $1 per bottle or $5 for six. available at Van Antwerp Drug Store Mobile Alabama with mail order service.
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Smith
van Antwerp Drug Store
Mobile
Ala
Passenger rate blocked by federal court injunction
Judge W T Grubb issued a temporary restraining order preventing Alabama from enforcing the 212 cent passenger rate on the Central of Georgia railroad until a hearing. The case will be reviewed by three federal judges with a date to be fixed, and a similar order is expected in the Western of Alabama matter.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
W. T. Grubb
United States District Court
State of
Alabama
Central of Georgia
Grubb
D. D. Shelby
Shephard
Court of Appeals
Chamberlain's tablets promise relief for bowel issues
Advertisement claims Chamberlain's Tablets keep bowels regular and prevent ailments. Sold by all dealers. adv-
Theodore Shonts Narrowly Escapes Train Accident
Theodore P. Shonts of New York, president of the Interborough Rapid Transit Company, was pulled from between a moving train’s wheels at Le Breuil France. He suffered cuts to hands and legs but recovered quickly. Actress Lillian Russell aided him with a first aid kit after the incident.
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Associated Preaes
Paris
Theodore P. Shonts
New York
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
le Breuil
Shonts
Lillian Russell
Mr. Shonts
Moonlight Hop on Steamer to Battles Wharf
St Vincent's Club hosts a moonlight hop aboard the Pleasure Bay steamer on Wednesday August 20. Boat leaves at 7 45 p m and returns in time for the last car. Enjoy good music and ample dancing time at Battles Wharf. Everyone invited.
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St. Vincent's Club
Pleasure Bay
Battles Wharf
Battles
St. Vinecent’s Club
Lattles Wharf
Orphan 18 Tries Suicide in Stuyvesant Town Crowd
Elizabeth Meath an 18 year old orphan told reporters she would rather die than face disgrace in New York. She swallowed poison in full view of spectators at Stuyvesant Ward and was rushed to a hospital with a chance of recovery. She said her mother died in San Francisco last March and she came to the city about a month ago to find work but remained destitute. She slept in parks, washed linen in lakes, and left a note on her cottage about being too footsore to seek employment. Hospital doctors promised to help her find work if she survives.
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Associated Press
New York
Elizabeth Meath
San Francisco
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes rheumatism and irregularities of kidneys and bladder in men and women. Regulates bladder troubles in children. Send $1 by mail for a two months treatment from Dr. E W Hall St Louis Missouri. Sold by druggists. Alabama testimonials available.
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Texas
Dom
Alabama
E. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Druggisis
Acy
After Seventeen Years Kidnapped Boy Is Found
Frederick Brosseau aged twenty four, kidnapped by Gypsies seventeen years ago, has been found and identified by his parents in Sissonville New York. He was last seen October 14 1896 at seven. He was sheltered by monks near Montreal and recognized from a newspaper photo. He is detained as a witness against Gypsies under arrest.
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Ry Associated. Press
Watertown
ON. Y
Frederick Brosseau
John Brosseau
Sissonville
N. Y
Young Brosseau
Okd
Montreal
Fred
New York
Wanderer
Brosseau
Costly Treatment Finds Relief with Tablets
C H Hines of Whitlow Arkansas describes failing cures from hospitals in St Louis and New Orleans for constipation and indigestion spending hundreds of dollars. After returning home he started Chamberlains Tablets and found relief. Sold by all dealers.
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C. H. Hines
Whitlow
Ark
St. Louis
New Orleans
Chamberlain's
Bryan Firm About His Lecture Tours
Secretary Bryan declared there have been no changes to his lecture plans and he will continue lecturing. He expects to take a vacation and resume lecturing as needed, noting recent cancellations were due to department duties.
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Bryan
Associated Press
Washington
Moonlight Hop on Steamer to Lattles Wharf
St Vincent's Club presents a moonlight hop on a steamer to Lattles Wharf on Wednesday August 20 with 7:45 p.m. departure. Enjoy good music dancing and singing aboard a fun evening advertised to all.
Negress Claims to Be Wife of Dead Chicagoan
Lucinda Anderson of Benton Harbor Michigan petitions probate court claiming widowhood over William H. Lee a Chicago publisher who died heirless. She asserts his real name was William A. Anderson a light complexioned negro formerly a Civil War valet and that he deserted her thirty years ago. Estate valued around 200000 but dwindled to about 20000 due to business plates. Body to be exhumed for identification by newspaper photos only.
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Associated Press
Chicago
William H. Lee
Lucinda Anderson
Benton Harbor
Michigan
Lee
New Hampshire
William A. Anderson
Anderson
The Best Pain Killer Ad and Death of Fred G Plummer
An advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as an immediate pain reliever for cuts bruises and burns with a Clinton Maine user endorsement. In Washington on August 19 Fred G Plummer forest service geographer was found dead in bed believed to have died Friday night of heart failure. He was sixty nine and had served in government since 1883 with a Washington state period.
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Associated Press
Washington
Fred G. Plummer
Forest Service
New York City
Plummer
Washington State
How This Woman Found Health in Utica and Nebo
Two letters describe relief from female troubles after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Mary Earlewine of Utica Ohio reports improved strength, color, and energy after treatment. Mrs Henig Greenstreet of Nebo Illinois says ten years of illness ended and she regained health and work capacity.
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Lydia E.pinkham
Utica
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinksham
Mary Earlewine
R.F.D. No
Utica, Ohio
Nebo
Lydia E. Pinkham
Henig Greenstreet
Nebo, Illinois
Drownings Near Reed Lake Trio Lost Hope After Boat Capsize
At Reed Lake Hampton GA a retired farmer James H Van Nuys wife Mrs. James H Van Nuys and daughter Miss Lou Van Nuys drowned when their fishing boat overturned. Youth Wilbur Beantlebury was saved after climbing onto the overturned craft. James Van Nuys witnessed the tragedy.
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Hampton,ja
James H. van Nuys
Lou van Nuys
Thomas Swope
Kansas City
B. Clarke Higde
Reed Lake
Wilbur Beantlebury
James van Nuys
Germany Still Hopes Berlin May Accept Exposition Invitation
Washington Aug 19 State department officials remain hopeful that Germany may be induced to accept the Panama-Pacific Exposition invitation after Berlin declined to participate. Officials cite possible reconsideration despite German manufacturers’ reluctance to bear costs.
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Associated Press
Washington
Germany
State Department
Berlin
Pat Crowe Identified After Bath in Park Fountain
Washington August 19 Pat Crowe the kidnapper of the Cudahy case was positively identified in the government hospital for the insane where he was confined after a thirty day sentence for vagrancy for bathing in a park fountain. Police doubted his sanity as he claimed to be Crowe and officials did not disclose considerations about Germany.
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Associated Press
Washington
Pat Crowe
Cudahy
Government Hospital
Crowe
Tame Show Ends in Draw for Young Denny and Billy Waters
The welterweight bout in New Orleans ends in a draw after a bout between Young Denny of New Orleans and Billy Waters of Chicago. Sporting writers at the Orleans A C ring side announce the result. GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC is advertised as a tonic for adults and children, used to strengthen the system and fight malaria.
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Seers
PBS Oy
Grove
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Mobile, Alabama
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Theodore Shonts
French Railroad
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Bucklen
K. F E. Chamberlain
Clinton, Me
van Antwerp Drug Corp
Adv
Schlitz
Gund Brewing Co
Dell
Richard Liquor
Commerce St
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Milwaukee
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Britten's
Shea Sterr
F. L. Tap
Barrell
B. Luscher & Son
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