Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Promotes Health
An old health advice feature touts Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for nervous and digestive ailments. It claims to restore appetite, promote sleep, aid digestion, and strengthen the blood. Testimonials mention improved vitality and general well being, with side notes on constipation treated by Dr Pierce’s Pellets.
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Pierce
Rebecca PF
Gartner
Grafton
York
Way
Graham critiques gunnery in Dewey’s squadron in Westminster Gazette
A letter from former Gazette writer Grahem accuses Admiral Dewey’s gunnery of being weak due to Brobathmen left idle by promised $300 monthly. The writer asks Westminster Gazette readers to note the issue and urge party leaders to act.
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Tébecn
Sue
Wuyammhee Grahem
Partial Giant
Americana
Westminster Gazette
Th Bt. Jamies Gazette
Admiral Dewey
Graham
Ur Partia
Amin
Yellow fever reports strain morale at front in Cuba
Washington dispatch notes confusion over Cuban yellow fever at Santiago and Biboney. Officials concede possible cases, mostly among quartermasters and teamsters, prompting fear of spread to American troops. Quarters efforts isolate patients, with Marine Hospital Service support and Shafter’s movements aimed at preventing contagion while aiding refugees near Camp. Grain-O beverage ad and dental ad appear amid the mixed notices.
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Washington
Sibaney
Muédicel Ofivers
United States Army
Cuba
Army Corps
Biboney
Quarter Masters Department
Teamsters
Santiago
Bhufter
Gillan
Shagtor
Gil
Quartermaster's
Rermaster
Ick
United States Marine
Army
Gee
University of Feanagiaera
Sampson's
Iuantanima
Hudson Assigned to Lead 2nd Brigade of 4th Army Corps
Major General Coppinger assigns Brigadier General Hudson to command the second brigade of the second division in the fourth army corps. The brigade includes the First Regiment District of Columbia, Second New York, and Fifth Maryland with accompanying units. Hudson, then at Tampa, is expected to depart for the front soon, likely Cuba or Porto Rico, to join his three units.
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Coppinger
Hudson
Fourth Army Corps
District of Columbia
Cot. Harris
New York
Hardin
Maryland
Coole
Colmmita
Cuba
Uhe
Tampa
Heaith
Porto Rico
Blanco Tries to Die in Havana After Cervera News
Havana reports Governor General Blanco attempted self harm upon learning Admiral Cervera's squadron was not annihilated. News describes panic, black draperies, and orders restricting food as Cuban and Spanish authorities react to the altered casualty tale and deteriorating conditions in the city.
Today's Nominations for Federal Posts and Army Roles
Nominations announced include an appointee to the United States district judge position in the western district and other regional posts. General officers and engineers receive promotions or assignments, including a major general of volunteers and a northern district engineer with responsibilities tied to interim canal tasks.
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North Carolina
United Tech Aitriet
Eeetiaaetanea
Yale Foe
Rene Yeiene
Stenry Carrail
Aaaeieners
Bineral
Wes
Noluhcoara
Panis
Bankruptcy court appoints referees to handle arising matters
Judge Poster in the general court today named referees to take charge of the various districts' اعمال under the bankruptcy law. T. J. White of Kansas City, J. G Slonecker of Topeka, J. G. Mites, T. E. Wall of Wichita, and C. Gurer Hart Scott were designated amid a report of a large grace from allied actions.
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Poster
Reneral Court
Varios
T. J. White
C_ i Gurer
Hart Scott
TJ. White
United States
Arbitration prospects in Illinois miners strike waiver offer
Illinois miners across 21 towns and 22 mines threaten a strike with 3 000 workers backing the action while mine owners express willingness to submit to arbitration. State officials report a broad willingness to arbitrate and to have an impartial board chosen by operators, with union labels to remain in use at all mines.
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Ilinois
Qperstora
Pan
State Board of Arbitration
Ward Barble
Chicago
al SaDdleteiet
Springfield
Atribe
Chi& Alton
Chatham
Auburn
Virden
Girard
Green Ridge
Milwood Pana
Hilsboro
Assumption
Sandoval
Cantralia
de Soto
Ressher
Lannsburg
Sorrento
Leadford
Tamaroa
Mount Vernanda- Wardéseille
Caseyville
Dumfertine
Kevenue
Ryan
Mitters’ Exceptive
Tar and Feathers in Halstead Outrage
A mob whipped tarred and feathered Frank Miller for allegedly pursuing the 12 year old daughter of Dr. J. B. Hertzler. Miller was stripped, bound, and beaten, then warned to leave town within twenty four hours. He was found later in distress near the whipping site and taken home for care.
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Halstead
Frank Miller
Stautt
J. B. Hertzler
Thler
Fiertzier
Agni
Miller
Daphy
Diller
Local horses die of suspected poisoning in county
A telegram to Secretary Coburn reports twelve neighboring horses died suddenly and others are ill. McCarthy claims the animals were poisoned by loco ued spreading strange effects resembling insanity. Coburn referred the case to the livestock sanitary commission for action.
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slePher
Coburn
State Board of Agriculture
McCarthy
Livestock Sqnitary Commission
Recluse heir reward offered after murder in Fort Scott
Fort Scott Kansas July 14. Heirs of A Mehnert the recluse father murdered and robbed of thousands offer 400 reward for murderer. County adds 600 and governor asked for 200 more. Insurgents reinforced amid Manila fighting and German inquiry on Subic Bay. Danville notices wage escalation at Nathanas Soldiers' Home with threats of strike.
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Fort Scott
Kan
A. Mehnert
Farher
Leedy
Bartender shot and three stabbed in late night disturbance
In New York on July 14 a bartender named Joh McNamars was shot and dangerously wounded while Prarie Russell and John Pearline were severely stabbed during a late night altercation aboard a social elite train car. Three other persons were reportedly wounded in the melee. The incident arose from a dispute over alleged real estate matters and monetary tensions.
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New York
Joh McNamars
Prarie Russell
John Pearline
Husaeil
Realiti & Small Buta
Monary
Ulm
Jiffy Wins Handicap at Lanion Meet
Lanion July 14 A local racing card saw Jity Th, a bay filly, win the tech weight Mane Cup in a field of eleven starters over about three furlongs. The day also notes Yellow Fever in Yack and a malaria fever concern for Dike Grane. Summer tourist tickets to Colorado return for $24 via Santa Fe Route with daily services and dining cars added to an already strong offering.
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Jiffy
Lanion
Pia Nawmathes
Lorisland-iereatord
Jity
Colorado
Santa Fe
WEST COAST PATROL Hiondikera Protected From Privateers
San Francisco July 14 Government orders patrol vessels along the coast to guard against alleged Spanish privateers. Lieutenant Commander Slozjer of the Albatross leads the force with the Grant, the Darwin, and other ships newly armed with rapid fire guns. Some may head to the Philippines for revenue work or scouting duty.
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San Francisco
North Pacific
Slozjer
Albatross
Grant
J. Stamm
Darwin
W. J. Herenes de Rush
Eee
Philippines
Washington
Mar
Philadelphia
Hunolwin
Colling the Bennington
Miller
Mantinoor
Sleep on Cartridges Report From Salina Camp
Edward Hardy of company M Twentieth writes from a Salina camp describing stored cartridges and ammunition in a tent. He notes 1000 pounds of solid lead and 100 grain balls, with boxes serving beds and washstands. A detail says they are guarded by twenty thousand and feel safe.
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Salina
Edward Hardy
Tienda
Enys
McGuire Named Governor Candidate by California Populists
In Sacramento on July 14 the fusionists routed middle-of-the-road men to nominate Congrecsman J. C. McGuire for governor by 154 to 126 over T. W. B. Shanahan The platform endorses initiative referendum free silver at 15 to 1 opposes extending Pacific railway debt payments and calls for foreclosing Central Pacific mortgage It urges decisive action against Spain in the war while opposing the war loan The middle-of-the-road faction bolted and backed Shanahan.
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Sacramento
Cal
United States
Central Pacific
Spain
Middle
Shanahan
Pope Counsels Peace and Queen Regent urged to seek terms
Madrid dispatch cites El Liberal claim that Santiago fall could trigger a government crisis and Sagasta resignation. The pope reportedly telegraphed the queen regent urging peace talks and outlining his suggested terms. French residents in Manila petition France to oppose an American bombardment of the Spanish city.
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Landon
Madrid
Teiegram
el Liberal
Santiaje de Cuba
Blanco
Cuba
Tam
Senor Sagasta
Senor Romero
Robredo
Gen Wepler
Santiago
Will
MaAlgga
Spantah
TABOO BEER BOTTLES DISCUSSION AT LAKE BLAIR CONFERENCE
A question on carrying cold tea or lemonade in a beer bottle sparked laughs at the national sociological convention at Lake Blair. It evolved into a serious debate, with the consensus that the practice is improper. The session followed Mrs. Jessie Brown Hilton’s talk on Plain Living and High Thinking, and today’s program is led by young temperance groups.
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Menage
W. TU
W. C. TU
Lake Bhai
Jessie Brown Hilton
Young People’s Temperance Organizaions
WILL PROTECT HARBORS Min es in front of New York Will Not Be Removed
New York harbor mines will be maintained to war's end despite protests from merchants and shipping interests. Secretary of War Alger instructed Major Henry M Adams to keep the mines and not relax vigilance at the port until peace is declared.
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New York
Rce
Henry M. Adama
Engineer Corps
Secretary of War
Alger
Peters Reception for Kansas Teachers in Washington
Washington July 14 Rep and Mrs Mason Peters of Kansas hosted an informal gathering for visiting Kansas teachers and friends. The Peters home buzzed with guests including Ex Mayor Tom Hasnon, senators and several ladies as pretty young attendants poured refreshments in a veranda setting.
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Washington
Mason Peters
Kansas
Peters
Tulane
Tom Hasnon
Kansas City
Kan
Harris
Charles
Orr
Misa Mahaffle
McMillan
Helen W. Ball
Helen Extyle
Ridgley
Taylor
Wilkerson
David~ Eas
Ployter
Troops Move as Maryland Unit Boards Transports
Fifth Maryland volunteers broke camp and boarded transports at Tampa on July 34, preparing for movement. A Second New York battalion under Colonel Lloyd will travel separately since one ship cannot carry the whole regiment. Two heavy artillery trains arrived from Fort Monroe and await orders. New transports Gussie and Pedro Bilbao, renamed Proctor, have just arrived.
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Fifth Maryland
Temps
Tampa
Fla
Carters
Maryland Volunteers
Second
New York
Lloyd
Wil
Fort Monroe
Gussie
Pedro Bilbao
Proctor
Hawaiian officials arrive to press annexation in U S
San Francisco July 4 reports F M Hatch a Hawaii minister and Lorin A Thurston special Hawaiian commissioner have arrived from Washington to advocate annexation and join Senator Henry Waterhouse and his son en route to Honolulu Hatch plans to practice law there.
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San Francisco
F. M. Hatch
Hawaii
United States
Lorin A. Thurston
Washington, D. C
Honolulu
Alameda
Henry Waterhouse
Allcister Hatch
Wisconsin to Launch New Warship in November
Milwaukee July 14 Governor Scofield was informed that the Dettleship Wisconsin will be launched in San Francisco on Saturday November 28 at 30 a.m. The Wisconsin battle ship commission appointed last week will elect Wronkin to christen the ship and will provide protection with service on behalf of the state. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touted for skin injuries and other ailments, with a money back guarantee. Collars and cuts enhanced to look new by Peerless Steam Laundry.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Scofield
Wisconsin
San Francisco
Wisconsin Battleship Commission
Foreclosure action on Wheeling & Lake Erie mortgage
Myron T. Herrick, receiver for the Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad, notes a consolidated mortgage foreclosure in U S circuit court for 5 million dollars. He says the move likely aims to reorganize the company as a new entity may take possession, while asserting he is just an officer acting under court direction. Andrew Squire, Herrick’s attorney, agrees the filing aims at reorganizing the company.
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Cleveland
Myron T. Herrick
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
United States Circuit
Rad
Andrew Squire
Colonel Hierrick
Repairs rush at Mare Island shipyard War costs rise
At Mare Island Navy Yard California July 14 repairs are nearing completion on the cruiser Philadelphia and repairs on the Ranger are hastened. The Alert remains under survey with undecided fate. Over 10 men work on the Yorktown to restore it for service. Tug gunboats Iroquois Vigilant and Active are slated for disposition with Iroquois staying in San Francisco and Vigilant heading to Puget Sound. All carry breech loading rifles and rapid fire cannon. Since March 1 over $1000000 has been disbursed to employees. A Marysville man reports recovery from long illness aided by Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. Regular sizes sold with guarantee.
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Mare Island Navy Yard
Cal
Philadelphia
Ranger
Alert
Yorktown
Iroquois
San Francisco
Puget Sound
San Diego
Jean
A. C
Marysville
Tex
Dr. Kings
Omaha Exposition Promises Grand Exhibit in United States
Omaha Exposition announces the grand exposition planned in the United States with broad access via Missouri and Mississippi Valleys. Through tickets and reduced excursion rates promise easy travel to Omaha via Burlington Route, with agents and managers named for navigation and sales.
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United States
Missouri
Mississippi
Omaha
Burlington
Omahe
Not a Privateer Tale Thrills Pacific Coast Rumor
A ship named the Bennington linked to a South Dakota syndicate provokes rumors of a privateer in the North Pacific. Reports say the vessel, once in Central American traffic, is bound for Alaska under orders from Washington. Captains and commanders shift as ships move to northern waters.
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Bennington
St. Paul
Minn
Teda
South Dakota
Pacific Coast
Vancouver
Alaska
Holland
Flag Gift Delights San Francisco Hawaiian Ceremony
A beautiful American flag sent by the Alameda to the Hawaiian chamber of commerce will be unfurled at a city ceremony. San Francisco chamber of commerce also funds a commission to study fostering trade with the Hawaiian Islands. Public reception planned for Hawaiian officials on arrival. Lambert sues bondsman in Fort Scott case involving ex-postmaster Gibson and misprinted stamps.
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San Francisco
Creamer Alameda
Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce of
San Frantisco
State Board of Trade
Hawaiian Islands
Chamber of Commerce
Lambert Sues Bondsme
Fort Scott
Kan
Tambert
United States
Diatrict Sugeney
Eee
Topday
W Walt
Bardsmen of
Gibson
Star
Populist Split Complete, Feeca Tie Reported Today
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a political split and a tied result involving Feeca, with references to T. W. H. Staushen and BR Gasket. The readable text suggests ongoing results or declarations occurring today amid local political activity.
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Feeca
T. W. H. Staushen Zee
Wgall
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