Dr Miles Nervine touted as cure for La Grippe grip
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Restorative Nervine as the cure for La Grippe and its after effects. It features testimonials from J. M. Allison and Mrs. Galen Humphrey praising its sleep, nerve restoration, and health recovery. The copy urges readers to buy, promising a money back guarantee and free expert advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thames
J. M. Allison
Tacoma Ave
Indianapolis
Ind
Mies
Miles
Galen Humphrey
Wareham
Mass
Dr. Miles
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Stone Inaugurated Governor of Pennsylvania in Imposing Ceremony
Farmshure June 17 Cul William A. Bion inaugurated governor of Pennsylvania in a grand parade led by Gen J P C Gobin. The ceremony featured the National Guard unit, a West Side platform address, and a procession to witness the inauguration at the Capitol. Concluding, the party viewed the parade from the executive mansion grounds with Col Slunie presiding.
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Pennsylvania
Farmshure
William A. Bion
J.P. C. Gobin
Biog
Hastisteirg
Mp— Pearunes
Mie National Unit
Stevice
Spat
Toon
Tics
Dumereis
Col Slunie
Azie
Charnter
Gebln
Robbed by highwaymen near railroad track
Frederick Mulliken an employee at the National Stock Yards was attacked by armed robbers who stole money a watch and valuables. He was dragged across the railroad track in front of an approaching passenger train and struck by the engine. He suffered internal injuries with uncertain recovery prospects. The assailants fled.
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Bt. Louis
Frederick Mulliken
National Stock Yards
Bigisaymre
Ody
Lucky Baldwin Plans Eight-Story Hotel Tower
January 17 report states Lucky Baldwin will build an eight story fre pzon tall structure on the former Baldwin hotel site, burned months ago. Project cost estimated at three million dollars with construction to start once debris removal is finished.
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Ban Francisca
Bulletin
Pyramid Pile Cure promises relief for piles disease
Remarkable remedy claims to bring comfort to thousands of sufferers with piles. The Pyramid Pile Cure is touted as the sole remedy that can cure piles in any stage without pain or loss of blood, supported by testimonials from users in Columbus and elsewhere.
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Gol Mina
Exports exceed imports in 1898 with large balance
United States trade data for 1898 show exports of 1,254,925,169 and imports of 635,066,884, yielding a 264,146.08 surplus. Gold imports reached 158,096,252 with 16,184,954 in exports, and silver imports were 29,023,756 with 33, TSIM in exports, marking sizable excesses versus prior years.
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United States
Bureau of Statistics
Shuslss
Tsim
Cleaning Havana Moves to Sanitary Overhaul
Havana begins a citywide sanitation drive led by Surgeon Major Davis with 100 resident physicians for house to house inspections. Cesspools will be rinsed and sealed. garbage removed daily. Expected to reach fairness in three months despite opposition to underground sewerage. Soldiers report illnesses and Cuban uniforms used to escape camp, while 20 of 100 nurses have been discharged.
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Havana
Davis
Huston
Second Engineers
Indiana Regnent
Texas
Polish man Michael Rulinski dies in jail suicide
Pittsburg Jan 17 Michael Rulinski known as the Polish dude who strangled his wife and burned her body to cover the crime hanged himself with a bed card torn from his jail bed. He faced a death sentence for the murder but had not fixed date. He had long claimed he would never hang and his prior tales raised suspicions about other killings. He was well educated and wore faultless attire, marked as a black sheep of his circle.
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Pittsburg
Michael Rulinski
Himerif
Ruthoski
Kis Tales
Ruleski
Forged Credentials Found Tying to Ohio Labor Federation
Zanesville January reports say a committee found positive evidence that about 15 percent of representation at the Ohio Federation of Labor meeting used forged credentials. The issue is expected to stir labor circles across the state, with secretary Baurr receiving communications from various groups.
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Ohio Federation of Labor
Zanesville
Ohio
State Federation of Labor
Baurr
Various
Federation promises action after executive council meeting
The process comments that publication is on hold until the executive council meets while labor leaders were told that startling developments could be expected. The federation pointed the committee to ascertain the facts and prosecute the guilty parties.
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Rocess
Bauer
Stater Dramatic Company Presents All Whys on Time at Crawford Theater
The Metropolitan Comedy company drew the largest popular price audience in Crawford Theater history last night as All Whys on Time played to packed parquet balcony and gallery. Three policemen managed the rush while casualties included a stab wound to Blackilab’s hand and manager J. Nehwwtt wounded by a knife during rehearsals. The company, formerly Gay Khem, reorganized amid these injuries, delivering a performance the audience found creditable.
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Stater Dramatic Company
Metropolitan ‘Comedy , Company
Crawford Theater
Auty Blackilab
J. Menhwtt
Khem
Wader Thiere
Uri Es
Cockrell Chosen For Fifth Senate Term In Missouri
Jefferson City Mo Jan 17 Francis Marion Cockrell was today re elected to his fifth term in the United States senate by the legislature the two houses voting separately Tomorrow the election will be ratified by both houses in joint session
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Jefferson City
Francis Marion Cockrell
United States Senate
Fire in the Leland Hotel Basement Burns Briefly
Chicago January 17 Guests at the Leland hotel were startled by a small basement blaze in the northwest corner that filled the lobby with smoke. The tailors shop under Jol Goeckel was the origin. an engineer cut the hinge and staff rushed to operate the alarm. The elevator made several trips as crews extinguished the fire and evacuated guests, with corridors filling with smoke before flames were suppressed.
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Chicago
Lend Hotel
Jol Goeckel
A Jealous Woman Fires at Newlywed Wife in Cleveland
In Cleveland at the Wellington apartment house Miss Edna Raymond reportedly fired four shots at Mrs. Hanna, wife of John Hanna, while the husband was away. Mrs. Hanna was wounded in the thigh. Raymond fled and was pursued by officers as jealousy is cited as the motive.
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Cleveland
Wellingtons
Edna Raymond
John A-Hanna
Miss Haymond
Patloe
Mr. Annantes
Hanna
Christin
Miss Raymond
Jesse James Jr Trial Postponed to Feb 20 Bond Set
In Kansas City on January 17 the Jesse James Jr case was postponed to February 20 with a new $8,000 bond posted by Edwards Swinney and T. T. Crittenden. Special Judge D. W. Shackleford arrived late, and the arraignment proceeded with the prisoner pleading not guilty.
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James Gites
Kanes City
Jesse James Jr
Ec Ees
Jesse James
Judes
D. W. Shackleford
Shackleford
Reed
Atorney
Eawards
Swinney
T. T. Crittenden
Czar Kisses Tolstoi in Odessa Dispatch
From Odessa the Daily Mall reports Emperor Nicholas meeting Count Leo Tolstoi during a halt north of Livadia. The czar kissed Tolstoi and asked his view on armament limits while Tolstoi urged action by the great powers and suggested a conference plan and potential cooperation.
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London
Daily Mall
Odessa
Livadia
Nicholas
Toolu
Ruekla
Leo Tolstoi
Tolstoi
Caar
Czar
Ramet
Count Tolstoi
Exar
Thacear
Gillett to Return to City to Face Creditors
Kansas City reports Grant Gillett the Kanzea cattle plunger will return to the United States on or before February 1 to face creditors. Charles Hunt, arriving from Chihuahua, says an understanding with creditors exists. Gillett sought refuge in Mexico to avoid arrest and is not expected to pay a large sum, but will help convert scattered cattle and property to cash to wind up the affair.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Grant G. Gillett
United States
Kang City
Charles ¥. Hunt
Chihuahua
Mexico
Gillett
Hunt
Giles
Motions Filed in Stock Yards Case at Supreme Court
Three motions were filed in Washington in the stock yards case. Attorney General Godard seeks substitution of his name for the retiring L C Boyle, while Judge A H Horton represents stockholders asking to delay the February 6 hearing to next term. Judge David Martin asks abatement due to Boyle’s retirement. All motions are under advisement until next Monday.
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Stock Yards
United States Supreme Court
Washington
2. M. Valentine
Godard
L. C. Boyle
A. H. Horton
Kunsan City Stock Yards Company
Pei Ruary
David Martin
Boyle
Federal Circuit Court
God
Spiders Help Make Balloons For Research Use
In a Chicago Tribune report from the Chilis Meudon textile school spiders are bred to spin threads for balloons used in scientific and military research. A spider yields twenty to forty yards of thread after a rest, then is released. Threads are pinkish, washed to remove a surface layer, and the resulting material is lighter and stronger than silk of similar bulk, promising strong cords for military use.
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iFrom
Chicago Tribune
Chilis- Meudon
Fleeing From Flames Victims Die In Fire
Cleverman residents flee flames destroying a home at 77 Hough Avenue. Mrs. Fred W. Tisdel is killed instantly while her husband, a Lake Shore railroad chief clerk, suffers severe injuries and remains in critical condition after falling from a scaffolding during escape. Fire blamed on a defective furnace flue.
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Cleverman
Gam
Whoere
Hough Avenue
Fred W. Tisdel
Tisdel
Lake Shore Railroad
Atlantic Liner Marquette Missing at Sea After 18 Days
New York reports anxiety over the Atlantic transport liner Marquette from London to New York, which departed December 29 and has not been sighted. The ship, under Captain Low Gates with chief engineer Simpson and surgeon H Cock, carries 130 crew and a number of named passengers, with no second class or steerage aboard. The Catalonia from Hamburg also appeared at St Michael Azores after concerns for its safety.
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Fearn
Marquette
New York
London
Cap- Low
Gates
Simpson
H. Cock
Passenses
Ursula Anchor
Mr. Bennet
T. F. Cashart
S. Creswell
C. M. Dycott
Vere Finch
Lyall
Fourth Infantry Sends Off For Manila From Jersey City
The Fourth United States Regular Infantry from Fort Sheridan arrived at Jersey City to board the transport Grant for Manila via the Suez Canal. About 1,490 men, led by General Mullin, prepared for departure with a special farewell planned by Secretary of War Alger and others. The Grant, decorated, will sail after salutes from Governors Island and surrounding forts.
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Manila
New York
United States Regular Infantry
Fort Sheridan
Jersey City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Robert A Mull
Darcy
East River
Grant
Mantle
Lex
Linton
Staf
Suez Canal
Alger
Generi Corbin
Senate
House of Representatives
North River
Washington
Meles
Governor's Island
Hamilton and
Wadsworth
Naphtha Launch Paul Jones Searched After Disappearance
Washington reports the naphtha launch Paul Jones is believed sunk with all aboard in Gulf or Mississippi waters. The Winona searches inland waters for clues while authorities consider a Pensacola gulf route. Mayor Taggart of Indianapolis travels south after his daughter saw the Paul Jones.
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Washington
Treasury
Paul Jones
Mississippi
Gulf
Winona
Pensacola
Taggart
Indianapolis
Ind
Tagzeart
Louisville
Lawrence Jones
Receiver Appointed for Gillett Cattle Case in Kansas
Judge Randolph appointed A L Morrison of Cottonwood Falls as receiver for cattle in Chase and Lyon counties after findings of improper care. Bond reduced from 40000 to 20000, paying about 5 daily to oversee cattle. Petition came from Holyrood bank and others. defendants include Hollinger and 15 stockmen and commission houses in the Kansas City area.
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Morrison
Holyrood Bank
Holyrood
Kan
Merchant's Bank
Bt Joe, Mo
Central National Bank of
Marshall
Iowa
First National Bank of
Sharon
William Hollinger
Kansas City
Chase
Lyon Counties
Cure Kidney and Urinary Ailments With Swamp Root
A promotional article extols Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder disorders and uric acid troubles. It links kidney health to blood purity, highlights symptoms like frequent urination and back pain, and offers free sample bottles and testimonials via the Topeka Daily State Journal.
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Kilmer
Binghamton
State Journal
Atei
Topeka Daily State Journal
Filmer @& Co
Cloyd Troxel Writes About Practicing Law in City of Mexico
A letter from C R Troxel, who joined Grant Gillett to Chi Huachin, Mexico, says he plans to practice law in the City of Mexico in about six months and may become a citizen. The note also mentions a benefit concert by Prof Von Dahlen and a medicine advertisement for Regis Little Giant Pile remedy sold by druggists.
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City of Mexico Abilene
C. R. Troxel
Grant Gillett
Chi- Huachin
Mexico
Cloyd
Hotel Palacio
Jaaa
City of Mexico
Prof von Dahlen
Grand Opera House
Sia
Topeka
Labiti Reports Alarm Over War Rumors in Harbor
Jan 17 dispatch notes fear in the city as reports claimed France and England planned attacks while Governor Guiliach prepared to resist. Gunboat dismantling and ships sunk near the harbor entrance are described in a tense scene amid war rumors. The report reflects a local reaction to international tensions.
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Labiti
San Francisco
Papoute
Tahiti
France
England
Guiliach
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Sapa
Mile
Stone
Lucky Baldwin
Cockrell
Missouri
U. S. Senate
Chicago Hotel
Janes
Czar Kisses
Stock Yards Salt
Gillett Cattle
Chase and
Swamp-Root
Kellam Book & Stationery Co
Kansas Avenue
Cloyd Troxel
Middletown
Conn
Middletown Plate Company
Raat
Bate Boc
Infermationa
Jose
Cain
Fresno
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