Prescription for Women Promotes Health and Reforms
An article touts Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for female ailments. It claims to strengthen and revitalize women, ease pains, and support maternity, noting decades of use and broad sales. Testimonials from users and a Buffalo physician are included.
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Sontag
Pierce
R. Vae
Arid von
Butalo
Mim. N. Messler
Erin It Avenue
New York
Mercenary Desiers
Liability for Sea Horror Sets Duty of La Bourgogne Owners
A Philadelphia report outlines how the La Huene sinking prompts debate over French crew liability. It cites the Holmes case and the ship William Brown tragedy near Nova Scotia, noting the captain’s duty to save passengers and the evolving international law on self preservation and crew responsibility.
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la Bourgogne
Philadelphia
Tridwell
England
United States
Menrist Holmes
David Paul Brown
Willam Brown
Nova Scotia
Moreh Wi
Motmnes
Himen
Abuve el Cuneta
Hulies
United Tech Cnrt
Aullor
Maine sardine trust seeks secure of 60 factories
The Sardine Trust based in Bangor with New York backing claims forty factories already secured and negotiations ongoing to obtain the rest. Opposition from Wolff and Reaing of New York resists, while directors Meghes Neyes, Gifford, and Hobix travel to New York to press outcomes. Deeds for forty concerns await payment at Hartford and pending transfers.
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Bangor
Maine Fardine Trust
New York
Fem
Wolff & Reeaing
Thom
John T. Meghesney
James 3. Gifford
W. 5
Hobix
Permiona
New Fork
Geme
Wolff
Pete
Hopey
Hantpert Jesnica
Omaha Exposition Promises Grand World’s Fair Experience
June 1 to October 71st marks the Grand Exposition planned for the United States. Located near the Missouri and Mississippi Valleys, it promises accessible travel with through tickets and stopovers. Reduced excursion rates via Burlington Route and associ ated lines, with agents Wakeley and Towle handling passes and tickets. Doctor Wake Dr. Davis’ Anti-headache advertisement appears among the notices.
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Missouri
Mississippi
Omaha
Burlington
Opi
Arery
Ometa
Porto Rico and Cuba Compared in Desirable Qualities
A Times Herald writer discusses Porto Rico as the superior Caribbean colony, praising climate, fertility, crops, and resources. He asserts Puerto Rico’s people are healthy, intelligent, and virtuous, contrasts with Cuba, and envisions Porto Rico as a future American state within ten years.
Western Manufacturers Halt Book Paper Production Briefly
Appratoe Wisconsin July 21 report says Western Book Paper Makers have paused production for several months. The shutdown affects the Wisconsin and Michigan facilities and about four million tons of daily capacity, with machines idle or shift to writing paper. A price rise for book paper is anticipated after a Chicago meeting last week.
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Appratoe
Wis
Mary
Chicago
Brewers Seek Temperance and Can Trade Ban
Chicago July 22 United States Brewers Association supports temperance and favors abolition of the can trade. Members urge retailers to reduce license charges and seek a drastic cut in taxes to promote beer reform. The circular argues the aim is fewer drinkers and a shift in public appeals toward temperance advocacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewers’ Association
Chicago
United States
Jess Teres
Caled Grim-O Children Drink Appetizer Nourishing Feed
A description extols Caled Grim-O as a delicious nourishing drink to replace coffee for children and adults. It is claimed to be free from injurious properties and strengthens nerves, not a stimulant, with costs comparable to coffee. Also mentions Pearless team Laundry for shirts that won’t fade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsta Laundred
Peariess Team Laundry
Patriotism Dominates Talks As Populists Unite on War Credit
In a conference at the National Inghist, populist leaders and state central committee members vow to keep patriotism at the forefront of campaigning. Republican candidates plan to claim credit for the war, framing it as a Republican war while urging discussion of taxes on corporations. District speaking dates are set for August, with several districts not yet assigned speakers.
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Congress
State Central Committee
Campulen
Cinferente
National
Inez Dieht
Harris
Botkin
Uenis
Mney
Harris Jiah
New Jersey
Cimpton Tnto
Secord
Cubans Must Be Patient in Washington Remarks
A New York dispatch reports a cabinet member warning on Cuban conduct amid U S planning in Cuba and Puerto Rico. He cautions Cubans not to resist through rebellion and urges restraint to avoid provoking U S forces while stressing self interest could influence Cubans if they reflect. The piece notes administration hopes for cooperation and the risk of prolonged conflict if Spaniards are excluded from governance.
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New York
Washington
Santina
United States
Cuba
Terltnd
Milndster
Cubist
Spinkkh
Cubin
Spain
Cubs
Puerto Rico
Unitedtates
United Rented
Tess Troutie
Toole
Porte Tenn
Vallen
Porto
Tt Ia
Polley Ware
Lutve
Santiago
Santaga
War Department
Harvesters leg lost in failed theft attempt at rite
Fiutchinson July IL Edward Rudi of Patepiay Calwin worked harvesting in Kanshe and threshing when he tried to cross a road ditch and was struck by a freight train at about 1 AM His leg was crushed and amputated below the knee to save his life Electric fans and dining car features are noted Editor John Bevine of the Press Anthon Iowa says remedies are trusted for colic cholera and diarrhea and has recommended Chamberlains products for fifteen years Sold by all druggists.
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Fiutchinson
Edward Rudi
Patepiay
Calwin
Kanshe
Tridnere
John Bevine
Anthon
Towa
Chamberlain
Baye
Honire
Saio Ihy
Taken for a Burglar A Roosevelt Kin Adventure
New York July 21 E C Roosevelt cousin of Theodore Roosevelt of the Roush Riders was mistaken for a burglar in Mount Vernon and nearly shot. He entered Weber's hotel slept, awoke found doors locked and escaped through a yard window. Night Watchman Lynch arrested him as a possible intruder before Roosevelt explained the mix up.
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New York
E. C. Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Mount Vernon
Roosevelt
Weber
Pelham Manor
Mr. Tiebesgelty
Ull Sam
Levy
Galen
Mr. Roosevelt
Lynch
Poles
Wan
Malice in Them Supposed Kansas Troop Fronted
Senator Harris rejects reports that Kansas troops are ill treated or unfit for service. He defends officers, notes Twenty second and Twenty first Kansas regiments faced gear delays yet will perform well. He cites Adjutant General Corbin confirming no discrimination and says Kansas troops will go when needed.
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W. A. Harris
Kand
Prpntiar Aftioens
Inderstand
Harris
Kaneas
Kansas
Chase Doster
Camp Alger Abil
Kane
OUR P. D. IN HAWAII
Postmaster General Emory Smith said the U S domestic postal service would extend to the Hawaiian Islands once the flag is raised there. Details await, but changes to the Palauan system will be minimized. Regular rates apply within islands, with potential rate adjustments for sea routes. A large Honolulu office for stamps and money orders is likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jaly
Emory Smith
United States
Honolulu
Camp Thomas Camp Saloons Closed by Wives Demand
Petitioning wives and mothers of soldiers at Camp Thomas have pressured the camp, closing three regimental canteens and threatening more closures. General Trouke reportedly cannot override army regulations, despite sympathy from the WTU. Bread supply details tied to local bakery near Lytle are noted, with bakers and daily bread deliveries mentioned.
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Chickamenga Ark
Camp Thomas
Hhrtsuft
Edinp
Conten
Fx Doltue
Trouke
Carp
Thomas
Lytle
Lakery
Bustontans Booked for Crawford Theater Appearance
Late yesterday E. F. Brigham, Crawford theater representative, closed a contract with The Hawanians for an appearance at the Crawford theater in the coming season. A $1.00 guarantee was paid to secure the date, which has not yet been fixed but likely midseason. The event is suggested to be an opera presentation. Also advertised are summer tourist tickets to Colorado for $24 and a Topeka to Omaha train option via Santa Fe Route. Mineral Water is advertised as “the best in the west.”
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Brigham
Bockine
Crawford Theater
New York City
Hawanians
Colorado
Picnic Set For Labor Day Under Topeka Plans
Last night at Weber hall grocers and butchers joined the Commercial club Trades and Labor assembly Auditorium committee and Merchants' federation to organize the second annual picnic on September 5 Labor Day. A committee was named to pick a site and invites go to grocers associations within 100 miles and the Atchison association with a band to attend.
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Ageoutation
Weber's Hall
Commercial Club
Trades and Labor Assembly
Auditorium Committee
Merchants’ Federation
Wilcox
WW. F. Weber
Willian Dranefeld
Association
Garfield and
James’ Parks
Fairgrounds
James’ Park
Kansas Avenue
Garfield Park
Nicnic
Fune
Warner
Charles Welff
RH. Cresiles
Topeka
Atchison Association
Uni
Trades Assembly Tl
Kansan Avenue
Soldiers Left at Camp Merritt After Manila Embarkation
After troops sail to Manila aboard the Rio de Jaciro on Friday, Camp Merritt will retain 7,818 enlisted and officers across three brigades including First brigade units like Wattalson engineers and California heavy artillery, Second brigade with Twentyeth Kansas and First Tennessee, and Third brigade with Seventh California and Fifty-first Town. Remaining troops move to Presidio camping grounds as water supply is piped. Centennial may serve as transport, Sakine and Alliance to carry New York regiment to Honolulu.
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San Francisco
Manila
Rio de Jaciro
Camp Merritt
Wattal— Son of Engineers
Geld Hospital
California Heavy Artillery
Eighteenth Infantry
Twenty-third Infantry
Kansas
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
California
St. Paul
Scandia
Presidio
Division Field Hospital
Centennial
Sakine and
Alliance
New York Regiment
Hono-lula
ALFARO STRENGTH DECLARES AMNESTY TO ENEMIES
A dispatch from Panama quotes Ecuadorian President Alfaro announcing a decree granting general amnesty to political enemies, with exceptions for Bishop Shor miler and Mawsia for inciting revolution. He denies invasion threats and claims troops are ready on the frontier to defend the liberal government.
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New York
The
Herald
Panama
Alfaro
Republic of
Ecuador
United States
Europe
Shormiler
Mawsia
Owlig
Hty
Tut Treapa
Pullasd
Petre
Uberal
AL Alfaro
Mines to Stay in Hampton Roads Strait
Norfolk Va July 2 The engineer officer of the port recommends leaving the mines in Hampton Roads. Swift currents and deep lower Checapenite make replacement risky during sudden attacks.
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Norfolk, van. Sary
Hampton Roads
Esse
Spanish prisoners at Seavey Island report sickness and deaths
The latest tally shows many Spanish prisoners sick at Seavey Island stockades and in hospital, with six deaths reported yesterday. Navy yard officials received Admiral Cervera’s telegraph requesting a two week parole for the Spanish officers, and a letter expresses thanks for the courtesy shown by Americans.
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Portsmouth
Nhs
Jury Ca
Seavey's Island
Stockades
Hierard
Navy Yard
Cervera
Tila
One Woman's Wrath at Morland Jewelry Store
Mrs Morland smashed a Morland Jewelry storefront after entering the shop knocking in doors and windows while another man brandished a revolver to deter interference. Police officer Shurtleff took her into custody but no formal complaint was filed and she left for Decatur county. Morland intends to continue the business.
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Neodisha
J. M. Morland
Shurtleff
J.D. Brown
Chaplain Barney Kelly Not in Cuba Says Reporter
Independence Reporter notes rumors that Chaplain Barney Kelly has gone to Cuba with the front. It recalls his unit was at Fort Bliss near El Paso Texas with a small detachments and family, and expresses hope he remains there rather than joining the Eighteenth Infantry marching toward Manila.
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Independence
Barney Kelly
Barney
Cuba
Kelly
Leutenant
Fort Biss
el Paso
Texas
Eighteenth Infantry
Pacific
Dewey
Munilia
Fire at Salina damages C. Eberhardt residence
Salina July 21 The handsome 41000 house of C. Eberhardt badly damaged by fire origin unknown. Property insured for 5000 with several companies.
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C. Eberhardt
Salina
Spanish armed yacht Giralda tests Moorish neutrality in Tangier
Tangier July reports say the Spanish armed yacht Giralda arrived to test Moorish neutrality law knowledge. The Moorish affairs minister ordered the vessel to leave within twenty four hours, prompting the ship to proceed to Cadiz.
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Tangier
Morocco
Giralds
Gtr- Akla
Cadia
Friesland Breaks Shaft on Voyage to New York
The Steamer Prieslang from Antwerp bound for New York was reported to have broken her shaft after departing on July 14, while Friesland which sighted her on July 18 was processing damage slowly under steam and awaiting information on the incident.
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Friesland
New York
Trave
Prieslang
Antwerp
Stent
Justice Stabs a Client in Sedgwick Court Case
Wichita July B C L Foster justice of the peace bound over to district court under 1001 for stabbing laborer Howant 7m. The men became involved in a sharcatthn with injuries noted and the incident referred to a court action.
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Wichita
C. L. Foster
Sedgwick
District Court
Howant
Ingham
Prince Henry Sails from Kiao Chow to Viadstock
Prince Henry of Prussia commands the German squadron bound for Asiatic waters. The fleet sailed from Kiao Chou en route to Viadstock as part of ongoing naval movements.
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Prince Henry
Shanghai
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Asiatic Waitin
Kiao Chou
Viadsvestock
Unlikely duo set for European trip aboard Campania
David Moffat, Colorado banker and silver king, and Tom Gay, Fifth Avenue hotel head waiter, traveled together from New York aboard the Campania bound for a distant European journey funded by Moffat. The pair, longtime friends, met amid lavish hospitality and promises of travel, while a prior bank robbery anecdote underscored the era's bold schemes, leaving the details of their purpose abroad unclear.
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New York
David Moffa
Colorado
Tom Gay
Fifth Avenue
Mamie Thetwonen
Moffet
Golnar
Ale
Gay
Rovidal Hkes
Diaikes
Phere Tae
Campania
Moffat
Jay Feure
Vieting
First National Bank
Denver
Stringer
Bell
Dereciyea
Secret wedding tale travels through Zanesville city
In Zanesville, a secret wedding likely occurred years ago involving Carrie Thomas and a man named Tantum. A Philadelphia attorney Ray Banfield served as best man. Post ceremony rumors suggest divorce proceedings loom as Tantum allegedly discovers new affection for Banfield’s former lover.
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Zanesville
Carré Thomas
Philadelphia
Ray Bann
Ths City
Carrie Thomas
Harveie Couse
Jeff
Bonlfield
Burning money in battle echoes of Spanish-American War
Siboney July 2 1898 First Sergeant Kenny of Grimes Battery recalls estimating Uncle Sam's expenditure as shells rained on the Spaniards. He notes fuse costs and firing roughly 200 shots, arguing the US nearly paid a $3,000 bill, praising careful positioning that kept soldiers alive. In Cripple Creek a July 21 saloon shooting left Cunningham dead and Daniel Sills wounded by two masked men who fled.
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Siboney
C. Kenny
Highwood
Chicago
Grimes
Rat
United States
Crippie Creek
Colo
T Cunningham
Daniel Sills
Cunningham
Gold Field
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Omaha Exposition
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Towle
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Porto Rico
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Joly
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Seger Fiver
Malirup
Wettn Island
Rilteray
Senn
Tie Hanis
Santiaga Solllery
Porto Alcaz
Taster Usu
Consul Manta
Bart
Romuliuin Row Ae Spanien Wire Here In Porto Itino
Rico
Avery
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