Women must weep and work in life’s hard tune
The piece argues women endure pain and suffering in silence for those they love. It urges using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for feminine weakness, inflammation, ulcers, and period discomfort, claiming it strengthens and stabilizes the reproductive system and eases childbirth. Testimonial notes endorse the remedy and invites readers to request medical adviser guides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Pierce
R. V. Fierce
E Giuliet
Invalids
Buffalo
Dr. Serer
Clara Beird
Syepert, Mottammery Co
Doubus
Battle on rooftop ends with brutal melee in New York
Two women, Mrs Eva Kent and Annie Gilbert, joined by Mrs Sarah Spiro, fought on a tenement rooftop over drying clothes. Spiro was severely beaten, residents rushed in, a bicycle cop detained Kent and Gilbert, and doctors tended Spiro with uncertain prognosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eva Kent
Annie Gilbert
Sarah Spire
Axe
Spiro
Kunt
Liv
Gilbert
Drunk Meyers Embroils Evangelist Rally With Flag And Knife
Chicago July 12 a street evangelist on Green and Madison gathered a crowd. Samuel Meyers painter from the flagmarket hotel argued with a bystander over the war then produced a American flag and a large knife. He fled into an alley before Mahoney and Detective Fe caught him and he was jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Green
Madison Streets
Samuel Meyers
Flagmarket
Meyire
Madison Street
Shieh
Meyers
Soldier Charles Hawk Reported Missing After Cuba Landing
At Andianapolis in May Charles Hawk enlisted, joined the Sixteenth United States Regulars and went to Cuba. His mother and sisters reported dreaming of his fall, and his name now appears among the missing since the battles near Santiago. The last letter from him arrived shortly after the landing in Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andianapolis
Charles Hawk
Cuba
United States
Cube
Take Dr. Darts and Cholera Remedies Urged
Bad management keeps more people poor. forethought saves time and money. An article promotes Chamberlain's Cholera Remedy at home and warns of doctor bills, with discounts on medallions and jewelry at a Kansas Avenue store. dining cars and exercise pictures promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Kansas Avenue
Cadiz Port in History and Fortifications Noted
Washington July 12 Cadiz described as one of Spain s strongest fortified ports and a key city. The piece recounts Cadiz s siege history from ancient Phoenician origins, through Carthaginian, Roman rule, and later revolts, highlighting its fortifications, harbor, and shipyards while noting a legend about possible capture by Americans. The account blends historical anecdotes with descriptions of the city s defenses and strategic importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Watson
Cadiz
Cene
Spain
Iss
Ferdinand Vel
Behl
Tus
Crile
Philip
England
Elizabeth
Releieh
Essex
Dinger
Seth
Cadi Une
Ste
Galleee
Silleune
Serokantinen
Earick
Suny
Isle of Leon
Santi Pietro
Mes
Bay of
Santa Catalica
Jathilis
Mainand
Puntales
Son Tat
Matagorda
Cadix
Catz
la Carrace
Vea-Murguia
Carlos
Manila
Boalt
Cadie
H C
Eiris
Travel Tickets To Colorado On Sale Daily Through Sept 15 1985
Tourist passes offering round trips to Pueblo Colorado Springs and Denver sell daily from Santa Fe depot through September 15 1985. Prices emphasize affordability and value as a promotion feature. Contact Peer Steam Laundry at 75 West 3rd Street for details.
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Colorado
Puebdio
Colorado Springs
Denver
Santa Fe
Buffalo
Desiz
Tonga
New Mesto
Aredia
Black
Times Ad Review Smears Spaniards as Chinese Threats
A Times of July review denounces unflattering stereotypes while debating the Cuban War's naval balance. It criticizes sensationalist framing of Spaniards and praises U S naval power, noting potential Cuban guerrilla issues and debates over charity law and public oversight in New York institutions.
Three Dead in Barrel A Shocked Family Tragedy
Clinton, ta, a well known railroad man returned home to find his wife and two young children missing. A note revealed the wife’s mental unraveling and intent to die with the children. After an all night search the three bodies were found head downward in a rainwater filled barrel on the premises. The woman was 36, the children 6 and 1 year 7 months. A verdict was returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Guy
Rawswenger
Haif
Old Maids In Session In Neenah Hall
An old maids convention gathered in Neenah City Hall, the first of its kind in the city and perhaps the state. The aim was to decide how Young Ladies Single Blossedness De Dating society members should comport themselves to attract the opposite sex, with strong attendance from local young men eager to test signals and traps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neenah
Ompany
After Gerry Society Case Heard Before Supreme Court
In New York the July hearing before Justice Ulegeeich addressed whether the Bicksty for the Prevention of Cruely 10 Children, known as Gerry Gerry, falls under subset to the State board of charities. The attorney General urged a writ to compel the affidavit and tracing to account for expenditures claiming state support. The court reviewed charitable restraints and the scope of the act as applied to similar institutions and the state role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Harevel
Meemus
Etuir Board of Onari
Miler Osterwine
New York
Ft State Board of Charities
Supreme: Court
Ulegeeich
Bearskinner Opera Planned in Germany and New York
Wagner’s The Bearskinner, adapted from Grimm tales, was announced for a major German theater next autumn and potentially staged in New York. The work faced production delays and uncertain direction with no formal premiere yet planned, though interest and controversy surround its thematic elements.
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Wegner
Germany
New York
Lieztered
Wagner
Pers
Eal
Grimm
Sngfried Wigner
Humper- Binck
Wwe
Albert Lertsing
Regina
Fm Mainz
Wilhelm Bruch
Auesbur
Het Bern
Whiel
Romano
Lorteine
M. Emil Tnierer
Feigned death leads to mistaken poison scare
A quarrel between Mrs Alfreda Benim and her husband James Baum ends with her drinking from a bottle she claimed to be poison, causing chaos as Baum tried to intervene. A physician’s examination concluded no poison was taken. The incident ended with the couple returning home, while the text also touts Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and travel ads for Santa Fe routes.
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St Louis
Alfreda Benim
James Baum
Baum
Newcomb
Trighiet
Musbund
Kencotts
A.C. Serena
Klondike
Measles Decline and Camp Health in Kansas Regiment
From Camp George H. Thomas in Georgia a St Louis Journal correspondent reports excellent health in the Twenty‑first Kansas regiment. Measles nearly gone, one more death from spinal meningitis, and readiness to march to the front as transports become available. Officers and men praised for drill, discipline, and endurance amid transfers among brigades.
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Sttas Journal
George H. Thomas
Chickamauga
Ima
Haries Reot
Russell County
Portalite
Kanaes
Massachusetts
Kansas
Company K
Kingman
Itago Hundt
Oswee Cy
CW Hamilton
Hays City
Chua
Stackhouse
Ratpath Stackhouse
Eryone
Winteld
Lack
Iptain Grinstead
Bat Tallon
Hazes
Thompain
Armetyni
Sam
Ymm
W. Ft. Brown
Twenty-first
Front dispatches debate regiments and delays at front
From camp Alger Virginia July 8 1895 a letter to the State Journal disputes a published interview about Kansas Governor orders and front line arrivals. The writer asserts misstatements by Colonel Hughes about regiments including the One Hundred fifty ninth Indiana and the Third New York, claims brigades and front readiness varying by unit, and notes other regiments sent away or kept back. Also references rail connections via the Union Pacific and train service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Alger
State Journal
J. W
E. Hughes
Kansas
Tlughes
Ows
Indiana
New York
Wuehes
Mies
Causes of Delay in U S War Efforts in Cuba
Washington officials acknowledge delays in arming and provisioning a quarter of a million troops. They blame shortages of manufacturers and insufficient ocean transport, noting Shafter’s Cuba expedition left Tampa under pressure to invest Santiago. Supply issues persist but are improving as ships and ordnance reach front lines.
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Washington
Shifter
Cuba
Navy
Santiago
Pampa
War Department
Florida
Shafter
Tampa
Sampson
Shatter
WEDDED TO TITLES
New York society hosts two international marriages this week Miss Maude Roosevelt Le Vingen wed Baron Murrey Schwarzenstein at Wiesbaden Germany and Miss Effie Moller tied to Captain Walter Ewart in London The brides are prominent New Yorkers with high connections including Teddy Roosevelt relatives and British military lineage Both couples plan world travel after the ceremonies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maude Roosevelt le Vingen
Baron Murrey Schwarzenstein
Effie Moller
Walter Ewart
John Alexander Eveart
Mims le Vinsen
Carl von 3. le Vinsen
Sherry’s
Baron
Mumm Schwarsenstein
Kile Moller
London
Bir
Christopher Moller
No. 149
Madiven Avenue
Europe
Orphans Seek Sweden After Mother’s Death in Stockholm Hotel
Chicago reports two children aged 10 and 1 years follow their dying mother Ida Anderson from the Stockholm hotel to Sweden, taking $45 and a few belongings. The mother had claimed poverty forced separations and had earlier said relatives in the old country would care for the children. Police and hotel staff search for the two as coroners note possible quick consumption as the cause of death.
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Chicago
Ida Anderson
Stockholm
Sweden
Jackson Boulevard
Wisconsin
Bualand
Hall House
Mra
Mrs. Anderson
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John Olver
Phiadelphia
Almaf Pallows
Aly
Switt
Hallidays
West
Iendon Times
the Times
Sanitiage de Cuba
Abe Shaniente
Tie Tre
Ieee
Te Kun
Fev
Dion
Piuinn
Furris
Shaniah
Somtiege
General Shafter
Camara
Hersalfae
Neenah, Wis
Gerry Society
Louis
Lieut
Lamb
Kansas Regiment
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Portland
A. Lewis
Ive
I Palins
Rhce
Munyon
Phila
H. L. Larsh & CO
Tele
Klauer
Great West
Omagh
Topeka Transfer CO
Kansas Ave
P. Bacon
National Stables
Gilchrirt Brog
Tucteson
Topeka
Jackson St
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