Never Deceive the Sick Promotes Munyon Cure Claim
An ad style text attacks deception in medicine, praising Prof Munyon as the world’s leading medical authority. It promotes Sunyon’s Tin Braved Syeinni of Medicine and Munyon’s Cure, urging readers to write to Prof Munyon at Philadelphia for medical advice. The piece targets Wichita, Kansas residents and promises cheap, miraculous relief.
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Sunyon
Syeinni
Necy Johnsson
Wichita
Munyen
Pha
Pittsburgh Coal Dockage Battle Sets Strike On Lakefront
Mark Hanna's firm leads a Pittsburgh strike threat as the United Mine Workers plan a nationwide action in Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia to secure lakefront dock access for coal shipments. Officials warn of a major disruption, with thousands of miners affected and operators racing to consolidate dock control.
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Pittsburg
Averies
Order & General
Pennsylvania
Olin
West Virginia
Pittenburg
Iire
Pittsburgslistriet
Jorkake
Bill Hanna & Co
Ellsworth Cox Co
Cuddy, Minden & Co
W. L.scott Mines
Tins & Pornastvania Gon Co
Moonstun Coal Co
Osborne, Sarger& Co
Morgan, Modd& Pain
Pickarts, Mather & Co
Read
Robbins Coal Ga
Pittaburg & Chicago Coal Co
New York& Cleveland
Pitistani
D. Ratenford
Urs
Peitick Dolan
Purature
Ftutke
Ohio
Pennssivania
Dolen
Te Exeptive Board
Wittebute
Bartie
Jmsi
Gure
Lake Front
Aread
Tin Plate Workers Wage Deadlock Faces June Conference
Cleveland reports show Amalgamated Association pressing for wage increases for tin plate workers with a meeting of conference committees in June to decide the yearlong scale. Manufacturers fear a nationwide failure to grant boosts, warning of possible shutdowns if no settlement emerges by June 30.
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Cleveland
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Stet
Amalgamated Association
United States
Cleveland Manufarturers
UN Plate
Pirehure
HH. A. Bishop
Ellwood Tin Plate Company
Tin Eniny
Associacion
Cuxhop
Tin plate workers urge cheaper tin to avoid job losses
Workers in a tin plate factory warn higher tin prices could force plant closures, saying today’s wages average about $2.20 a day for men and boys. Management stresses they will not raise wages unless costs drop, while seeking cheaper tin to keep production running and prevent layoffs.
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Rishon
Dea
Transcribing error saves state funds in New Jersey
June 3 Trenton New Jersey The mistaken transcription by Miss Margaret Willems led to an extra legislative session but ultimately saved about forty thousand dollars. The slip altered a provision in the bill for a special election to vote on constitutional amendments and prompted changes to shorten election days. Senator W M Johnson of Bergen County wrote Miss Williams to say the error was not as grave as public reaction suggested.
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Trenton
N. J
Margaret Willems
Misa
Symiparisen
Biss Williams
W. M. Johnson
Bersen
Miss Williams
Cleveland on Sugar Tax Revenue and Tariff View
Ex President Cleveland, questioned about Senator Jones’s remarks, reiterates that sugar taxation should serve government revenue with a fair burden. He rejects a clash over interviews, stating his long-held belief that sugar is a legitimate tariff target and should fund needed revenue with minimal impact on the public.
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Princeton
Cleveland
Senator Jones
Senate
Tarif
Goulds Sail to England for Season Abroad
George Gould and his family sailed for England on June 3 and will spend the season there near London. They may follow the Astors by making England their home. the Goulds are already known in English society. Their Lakewood home will close and their staff accompany them to the new establishment.
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New York
Georgee Gould
Familly
England
London
Wm. Waldorf Astor
Goulds
Currency reform on tariff bill path in Congress
Washington reports a semi official line that Congress will not adjourn after the tariff bill. Republican leaders, aligned with administration aims, plan to push a currency reform measure once the tariff issue is resolved. In Chicago, June 2, a Chronicle special notes the move reflects broader financial reform priorities.
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Wow
Congress
Chicago
The
Chronicle
Sage
Bongress
Astor Pays to See the Jubiles in London
Mr William Waldorf Astor pays to view the Jubilees procession in London and secures Normanton's house in Pall Mall for five thousand pounds, setting a high price for access to the event.
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Astor
London
William Waldorf Astin
Normanton
Women Punish Tramp After Broken Glass Incident
In Tombstone Arizona on June 3 two cyclists Bronco Addis Curtis and Flyca Hill punished a tramp who scattered broken glass on a roadside near Hayesville. The women recovered glass pieces and spotted the fleeing man in bushes. He tried to escape but was forced out and severely whipped with heavy switches by Miss Hitt and others.
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Tombstone
Ariz
Bronco Addis Curtis
Flyca Hill
Hayesville
Miss Hitt
Mirage seen near Duluth sparks military duel in sky
Eyewitness Patrolman Kashmer reported a bright sky illusion east of Duluth showing two armed groups in line of battle exchanging small arms fire. He said the scene appeared about a half mile away before fading as clouds darkened and the image disappeared. He checked papers for Cuba war coverage.
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Duluth
Minn
Patroliman Kashmer
Telie
Vleisek
Acean
Cuba
Lake Bluff trustees deny permission to hold picnics within limits
Lake Bluff trustees refuse permits for societies to camp or hold gatherings inside the corporate limits. Crowds of city people during the summer have caused annoyance, prompting the village to bar several parties. Nearby towns may offer private groves outside town lines for future outings. The notice references local relaxation for excursions to Nashville via the Santa Fe Route and promotes Chamberlain's remedies.
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Lake Bluff
Lake Biu Til
Ele
Onicazo
Tru
Bos Af
Chicase
North Shore
Carmen
Uimipa
Nashville
Tenn
Pyramid Pile Cure Said Best Yet For Piles
Dr Redmond states Pyramid Pile Cure offers instant relief from all piles forms with no minerals or poisons. Physicians favor it as a non surgical option that allows continued daily work. Sold by druggists at 60 cents per pack with a free sample book on piles causes and cures.
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Tr. Redmond
Eaterwrook
Mckinley Addresses Banquet Guests and Prospects
President McKinley speaks at a June Philadelphia banquet before about 1500 guests. He apologizes for prosperity delays and urges patience with tariff reform while praising American enterprise and trade reciprocity. The event features Secretary Wilson and other officials, with ministers from Mexico and South America in attendance.
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Western Hemisphere
Mckinney
Wilson
McKenna
Dingley
Dalzell
Grosvenor
Heathold
Tawney
Mexico
Venezuela
South America
Marie Band
Germania Orchestra
Owl
al- Toogi
UN Hall
Warwick
William Pepper
Commercial Stud Seum
Porter
Messintey
Dr. Pepper
Theodore Loach
Secretary of Agriculture
Strong
New York
Hastings
Lst
Pennsylvania
Theodore Leach
Internationall
McKinley
United States
Manufacturers’ Club
Philadelphia
James G. Blaine
Bureau of American Republics
Tam
Peek
Perez
Daigell
Switching charge case heard by Interstate Commerce Commission
Hearings opened in Chicago as Texas cattle shippers association seeks annulment of a $2 per car switching charge by railroads delivering to Union Stock Yards. Issues include delays to collect feeding charges and which parties qualify as interveners. Testimony touches on stock yards trackage fees and differential impacts on Chicago versus St Louis and Kansas City routes.
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Interstate Comfree Commission
Chicago
Texas Cattle Shippers
Union
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chipawo
William Grown
Chicago & Alton
Chicago Live Stock Exchange
Str
Brown
Live Stock Exchange
Interstate Commerce Commisssion
Morrison
Livestock Exchange
W. N. Truesdale
Rock Island
Texas
Stock Yards Company
Ansfer
Fronty
Truesdale
Stock Yards Company Fuade
St. Louis
Kansas City
El Capitan At Salt Lake: Hopper Delivers Popular Opera
Salt Lake Tribune reviews De Wolf Hopper in El Capitan at Salt Lake City, noting his comic brilliance and the show as the season’s event. The piece praises Hopper’s unique stage persona and the opera’s lively melodies, chorus finales, and amusing libretto.
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de Wolf Hopper
Hia
el Capitan
Salt Lake City
The
Salt Lake Tribune
Capitan’ Rust
Don Errico Mediqua
Don Quixote
Sousa
National Association meeting travel advisory 1396
A rearranged notice praises Union Pacific service for National Educational Association events from Buffalo to Milwaukee. It highlights comfortable equipment, one fare plus 2.50 round trip for west of the Missouri River, and invites inquiries to L Lomax in Omaha.
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National Educational Association
Buffalo
Union Pacitt
Milwaukee
Wis
Missouri River
Union Pacific
Omaha
Kansas City
State Journal records growth and building upgrade
The State Journal notes circulation rising from 800 to over 11,000 in a span of years and highlights a new double front brick building in Topeka at Kansas Avenue and Hightest. It details facilities including four Linotypes visible through plate glass and a large business-office window, plus daily wire service and AP membership.
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The
State Journal
Topeka
Kansas Avenue
Hightest
Kangas Ave
Great State of
Kansas
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Comute Undertaker & Furniture Dealer
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Denis
Broadway
7Th St
Grace Church
St Denis
WM. Taylor & Son
Coe
Wee
WM. H. Righter
Eaness Avenue
Witmere Street
Shawnee
Building and Loan Association
Mark Hanna’s Company
New Jersey
George Gould
Plonics
M’kinley
International Commercial Congress
Zach
American Medical Association
Senn
Benn
Hteneneee Seachabe Aga Boe
Ean
McKinsey
ATA
Appiauce
Salt Lake
National Acational Assocea Meeting
LOMAX
Pa & TA
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Thos. Bowers
the Crocket
Enterprise
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George W. Stansfield
Topeka Daily State Journal
Associated Press Report
American Newspaper Publishers' Association
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