The New Woman and Odd Remedies Share Page
A jumble of items includes Dr Hartman’s Liver Health claims for a “new woman” cure and a warning about open owners, plus notes on Belgium cattle imports, a Tennessee bond proposal, a claim about lightning proof garments, and various ads. Names, places, and dates appear with mixed reliability and tone.
War at an End in Matabeleland as Rhodes Restores Peace
Bulawayo Aug 24 The mission of Cecil Rhodes to the Matabele chiefs is reported a pronounced success. The natives yielded, the rebellion quelled, and Rhodes arms the reforms to be inaugurated at once. Fort Gray deems the surrender nearly unconditional. The article recounts earlier raids, tax resistance, and Rhodes’s armed intervention ending the war in Matabeleland. It notes parallels with the American South Africa conflict of 1866 and describes Bulawayo’s defense and relief aided by Rhodes’s column.
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Bulawayo
Cecil Rhodes
Cvel Rhodes
Rhodes
Fort Gray
British South African Company
Sia
South Africa
America
Severa
Lobengula
Bulacayo
Frenay
Traubr
Chie
South African Company
Chartered Company
Transvaal Republic
Dr. Jameson
Rhodesia
Devil Rhodes
Matabeleland
Severe storms devastate farms across Ohio Indiana and Pennsylvania
Reports from Cincinnati to Montgomey show barns struck and roofs blown off hundreds of houses unroofed and livestock killed. In Ohio near Bowling Green and Lima damage described as widespread with deracks leveled and cars overturned. In Indiana Seymour and Wabash barns and contents destroyed by lightning with multiple notable property losses.
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Cincinnati
The
Star
Ohio
Mont Gilead
Wips Gordon
Indiana
Wood County
Loganport
Thorn Hope
Pennsylvania
Seymour
Ind
George Seple
Wabash
Ben Wolf
Oscar Carothers
G. Woeong
George Reese
John Bumgartner
Nell Taylor
Came
Crowds See Second Ohio Regiment Parade in Cleveland
In Cleveland crowds estimated at 50 000 watched the Second Ohio regiment parade yesterday afternoon. Regiments from Pittsburgh Allegheny Lancaster Pa and Muncie Ind arrived along with first battalion from Charleston and Parkersburg W Va. Rathbone Sisters headquarters noted as part of Prathamism preparations for a supreme senior election. Wivitaldis Huntington Ind Aug 93 reported a circus storm at Wallis causes tent wreckage and property damage with animals and riders unsettled but no spectator injuries. Texarkana Ark Aug 94 an altercation at fire house led to the killing of Sam Donaldson by a young white man ending with a shotgun blast and a rifle shot through Donaldson's brain.
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Mempis
Tenn
Ancor Line
City of
Cleveland, O
Aus
Knights of ‘Pythins
Second Ohio Regiment
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Lancaster
Muncie
Ind
Charleston
Parkersburg
W. Va
Rathbone
Weddell House
H. B. Mieler
Kansas City
Neilie Soyttergood
g@cing co
Wivitaldis
Huntington
Wallis Circus
Griffith
Texarkana
Ark
Sam Donaldson
Donaldson
Henry J Winsor Dead at 63 in Newark N J
New York Aug 24 Henry J Winsor veteran newspaper editor and Civil War correspondent died yesterday at his Newark home of Brights disease aged 63 He also served as consul to Saxe Coburg for twelve years beginning in 1868 London Aug 24 Dr Nicolaides Crete masacres report claims 6000 Christians murdered in Crete Bangor Me Aug 24 Charles Potter Minot guide shot dead on Deer Island by 15 year old C T Russell of Boston Potter mistaken for a bear Terre Haute Ind union meeting of five railway brotherhoods drew several thousand people
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New York
Henry J. Winsor
Newark
N. J
Bright
London
Nicolaides
Cretan Reform Committee
Berlin
Masacres
Canea
Crete
Bangor
Charles Potter
Minot
Deer Island
C.T. Russell
Boston
Russel
Russell
Potter
Young Russell
Terre Haute
Ind
Ralway Brotherhoods
Vouny Auvertines
Local News Notes From New Orleans and Beyond
A chaotic and fragmentary roundup from New Orleans covers a shooting in which a man was severely wounded after a dispute over peas. Other items report a house fire destroying a warehouse, a street assault on a Chinese laundry, a wagon derailment near Cypress, and the steamer Thomas P. Leathers potentially released to family control after sheriff seizures. Also noted are fire-fighting and relief efforts, a bird dealer’s flamboyant ad, and stray mentions of accidents and a railroad mishap near Shreveport.
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Solell
Shrevepor
Honstug
U2 Bus
Weer
Texas Rpad
Jefferson Parish
I Pak
Archie Shields
Sing Lee
Lousstreet
New Orleans
Shields
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Owerman
Kartman
Lome
Pend Maine
Iartman
Columbus
Neorest
Aitle
Hartman
Pe-i-ha Feoe
the Drug Manufacturing Company
Kita Vur
Eattle Trust
Belgium
Antwerp
United States
Canada
Memphis
Tennessee
Eik
Dr. K Nne
Bendwy
Philadelphia
Salter
John A. Salter Seed Co
LaCrosse
Wis
Hall
Price, Tae
Tuey Wallace
Marquette, Kans
Cecil Rootes
Geing
Aumericae
Washington
Robert B. Bockwell
Texas
Diney
Livkman Freeman
Paris
State Department
Congress
Cleveland
Great Britain
Germany
United Staes
Knights of Pythias
Henry J. Windsor
Louis Ana
Jorge GR Gy
Joon Sibley
Wwe
Jeans
Jono
Mila
Wiike
Yao
Carl Aerh Vower
Bughein
WEVP
Actes
Cory
Peadialu Street
Ann
Orsenas
New Orleame
Wany
Red
Banc
Bss
Saul
Bayer
Pau
Peppis Tre
Éusily
Tink Yan Euthy
Ayer
Blackwell
Blackell
Pope Mfg. CO
Hartford, Conn