S S S Blood Remedy Promises Cure for Eczema
An advertisement extols S S S as the sole cure for eczema and other blood diseases, arguing skin salves fail since the root is in the blood. It cites William Armstrong of De Pere Wisconsin, claiming eight years of suffering and relief after three days on S S S, asserting the remedy permanently cures various conditions born in the blood.
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William Armstong
Ludiane
Mt Clements
S.S.S
S.S
The American Tobacco Company Trial Testimony
Testimony in New York on June 16 details how five cigarette makers formed the American Tobacco Company in New Jersey on January 2, 1990. The hearing described methods to restrain trade, with jobbers pressured to handle only the company’s goods and a system of discounts and consignments used to enforce compliance.
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New York
American Tobacco Company
Olvett
Alien & Ginter
Duke Long & Co
Kinney & Coy W
S Kimball & Co
Goodwin & Co
New Jersey
Piesa Te Condens
Allen & Ginter
Senators Hear Tax Act Debate Over Mexican Ore Duty
June 16 Washington Republican members of the finance committee heard reports on a duty row affecting Mexican ore. Western miners from Idaho Montana Colorado and other lead states oppose smelter aims to import Mexican ore, while Senator Carter argues protection against Mexican peon labor. The committee reserved its action amid conflicting viewpoints.
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Washington
Committee On Finance
Tyes
Mexico
Idan
Montana
Colorado
Thurston
Nebraska
Haber
Kan- Bas
Py Benatore Carter
Bmonthan
Shoup
Idaho
Tr Wan
Hiner
Finance Committee
Carter
Remarkable Opportunity for Beatrice Chautauqua Travel
A notice promotes Rev T De Witt Talmage speaking in Beatrice Nebraska with a special train leaving To Ma and arriving Beatrice for a morning program. Also mentions an entertainment at Odd Fellows Temple Quincy with 10 cent tickets, and Francis Walker at Unity Church on Wednesday evening June 16.
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T. de Witt Talmage
Beatrice
Neb
Chautauqua
Jugoth
Warren Fackie
To- Ma
Alle Ais Im
Seatrice
Heture
Odd Fellows” Temple
Quincy
Francis Walker
Unity Church
Piece of Bryan's Coat Cut Off by Nebraska Woman
A Nebraska woman cut a piece from Mr. Bryan's coat as he greeted supporters after a speech in Lincoln. Witnesses recall the moment, noting the frenzied crowd and the woman's audacious act, then her quick exit. The piece may have significant value to the admirer.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Marden
Ty Pring
Bryan
Darius
Mr. Bryan
Wormah
Alcohol shipments to Japan spark rising trade potential
San Francisco reports alcohol now being shipped to Japan to compete with German products. Export bounty and favorable rates push profitability, with three cars containing 585 barrels sent to Yokohama. Trade is expected to grow into millions annually.
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San Francisco
Japan
Yokohama
Peora
Academy Graduates Hold Commencement at Washburn College
The Washburn College academy held commencement in the college chapel with eleven graduates participating. Special music by class members Ms Mary L Carruth Em Adams and Mr William A Letson complemented the ceremony. Valedictory by Walter G Lux salutatory by Mary L Carruth and diplomas presented by President G M Herrick.
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Academy of Washburn College
Mary L. Carruth
Emma Mo= Adams
William A. Letson
Walter G. Lux
G. M. Herrick
Academy
Willard Gulia
Dever
John William Harris
Topeka
Harry Savage Higgins
Kinsley
Victor Gustav Kropt
Richland Willams
Albert Leteen
Horton
Walter Garfield Lux
Paul Liscomb Noble
Lewis Stahl
Auburn
Mary Lucile Catcuth
Anima Mry McAdans
Severs
Ametia Adelaide Mickelghan
Lee’ Sumit
First Original Package Store Opens in Charleston
Charleston June 16 the first original package store in the state opened under a federal decision. J B Pinkussohn, agent for a New York firm, imported 1000 cases of liquor and stocked King Street warehouse the goods sold in original packages. More outlets to follow as dispensary authorities decide on action.
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Charleston
S. C
Halle
Dude Simonton
United States Court
Pinkussohn
New York
King Street
Orice
Caprice of a Well in Belle Plaine Ta Drops Salt Brine
In Belle Plaine Ta a well on Thomas Craft’s property, supplying water for 25 years, suddenly turned salty and then salty brine. After pumping dry and cleaning, water remained worse and salt settled as a white crust in a vessel. No explanation is offered for the strange change.
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Belle Plaine
Thomas 5 Craft
Terrified elephants cancel circus amid storm at Decatur
After a 101 degree heat wave, a heavy rainstorm drenched the Decatur race track tents where the Barnum Batley show planned to perform. Two elephants roared at each lightning flash, panicking the crowd. show abandoned and ticket money refunded. Laundry note: Peertess Steam Laundry, 13 and iit W. sth St.
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Decatur
Barmund& Batley
Bryan Favored For Next Democratic Nomination
John H. Atwood of Leavenworth spoke to the city about the Leavenworth Bridge company seeking state rather than local valuation. He predicted William Jennings Bryan would be renominated, praising his leadership and appeal, and said fusion with Republicans would prevail, with Governor Leedy likely to be renominated. The interview touched on party strategy and public sentiment.
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John H. Atwood
Leavenworth
Acite Board of Railroad
Leavenworth Bridge Company
Bryan
Te Mtd
Democratw
Mike
Fusion
Aten
Atwood
Leedy
Democrate
Arwood
Park snakes slain as fire drives wildlife from tree
In Philadelphia on June 18 a chaotic scene at Pairmount Park ended with 118 snakes killed after a wild cherry tree burned at Belmont Avenue and George's Hill Drive. Park guards and laborers used clubs to subdue reptiles as crowds watched frightened women and children flee.
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Philadelphia
Pairmount Park
Whiem
Belmont Avenue
George’s Hill Drive
West Park
Snake
Sly Snake
Ossum
Mountaineer Reuben Metcalf Seeks Lost Horse in Lexington
Lexington Ky June 16 Reuben Metcalf a mountaineer arrived from the farm of FE Le Griffey near Travelers Host Owlsley county He has been searching since last Tuesday for a plug horse valued at about 50 that strayed from Griffey's farm He walked 125 miles and says he will not quit until his horse is found The horse is about 15 hands high with a deep brow three white feet and a star on its forehead He traced it to Lexington but lost it again and plans further search tonight.
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Lexington
Reuben Metcalf
le Griffey
Owsley
Reuben Jort
Orse
Disciple of Ingersoll near death after self inflicted shooting
Walter Leroy an Englishman out of work and in poor health attempted suicide by shooting himself. Doctors say his recovery appears unlikely. The article notes a committee hearing on a four day race plan during the festival and a discussion of self supporting revenue. A laundry ad follows.
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St Lowis
Walter Leroy
Ingeursell
J C. Going
FH Foster
Albert Parker
112
Ut West &Th
Religious revivals sweep eastern Cherokee Strip region
In Oklahoma’s Perry area the eastern Cherokee Strip and parts of Payne county experience a major religious wave. Once notorious for outlaws Bill Doolin and the Daltons, the triangle area now sees ex-saloonkeepers becoming Sabbath school teachers and many parsons joining the church. A Lawson protracted meeting converts Bill Doolin’s followers. a former saloon keeper donated a building for Sabbath school rooms as revivals continue.
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Lawson
Bill Doolin
Sioux Braves Go Dry After Depot Herding Incident
A coach load of Sioux Indians, decorated with eagle feather finery and face paint, arrived at Northwestern depot from Nebraska. They were kept in a corner to prevent wandering into Kinzie and Wells streets and drinking whisky. The event notes their attempt to avoid alcohol in Chicago.
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Chicago
Northwestern Depot
Reservation
Nebraska
Kinzie and
Wells
2000 FOR INDIA Chicago Sends Famine Relief
The Chicago India famine committee chaired by B Bonney has raised 12000. President E G Keith treasurer wired 2090 to Bishop Thoburn in Bombay and more funds will follow. Over 3,000,000 have died from the famine and 5500900 has been raised worldwide. The committee will continue to accept money grain and clothing. Santa Fe Route sells excursion tickets to Nashville Tenn for the exposition.
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Chicago
India
Tndia
B. Bonney
E.G. Keith
Metropolitan Bank
Thoburn
Bombay
Bim
Chicago Committee
Board of Trade
Santa Fe
Nathville
Tenn
Increase Flesh and Strength Through Stomach Health
Honest doctors say only wholesome food properly digested can enlarge flesh and nerves. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claim to aid digestion, cure stomach troubles, boost appetite, and improve strength, blood, and muscle. available at druggists for 50 cents or by mail from Stuart Co., Marshall, Mich. A free little book on stomach diseases is mailed.
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Harlandson
Nature
Drugeisin
Mall
Suuart Co
Marshall. Mich
Vast wire gold strike at Gregory mine in Colorado
In Central City, Gilpin county, the Gregory mine yields a faultless wire gold vein two feet wide on the ninth level. The ore is described as exceptionally rich, valued at thousands of dollars per ton, with armed guards placed to protect the site. The mine, first opened in 1859, has been persistently worked for 38 years and is leased to Gold Coin Mines Company for $300,000, owned largely by heirs of ex Senator Chaftes.
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Denver
Central City
Gilpin County
Colombdo
Gregory
Colorado
Chaftes
Gold Coin Mines Company
New York
Irving T. Bush
Saint
Henry C. Berlin
D.C. Choate
Coroner verdict on jail lynching deaths in Champaign County
Urbana June 16 coroner says Harry Bell died from a head wound from a rifle fired by a member of Company D Third Ohio National Guard while defending the jail against a crowd seeking to harm prisoner Charles Mitchell Jr. A similar verdict was given for Upton Bake. Mayor Anderson urged crowd to refrain from violence. sheriff and governor named in inquiry.
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Urbana
Harry Bell
Click Mitchell
Ohio
National Guards
Champaign County
Charles Mitchell
Ase Bushiell
Lewis McLain
Prienker
C. Anderson
Charles Mitchell, Jr
WC. Hewitt
Upton Bake
Band Leader Fan Challenged for Dismissal in Marine Service
The Marine band leader Fan Chilli was found guilty of disobedience of orders after refusing to play certain matches. He was recommended for dismissal by Lt. Deeper and approved by Colonel Heywood, with the matter forwarded to the Navy Department for action.
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Washington
Professor Fan
Chill
Marine Band
Deeper
Marine Corps
Heywood
Corm
Navy Department
Flee From Earthquakes Inhabitants Driven From Home
Southern Mexican districts see dire displacement as quakes near Tehuantepec and Oaxaca rattle the region. A Tehuantepec correspondent reports events unfold and residents flee, seeking safety amid continuing shocks and fear.
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Mexico City
Tehauntepes
Imparcial
Oaxaca
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Kansas
Bugs
ST. Louis
Frantlim Ave
Vogenitz
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Eas
Tobieco Co
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Ite
Tiel
Fta
Fair Mean
Unig
Joseph Park
Perk & Tilford
Park &Titfard
American Telecors Company
Grm
National Cigarette and Tobacco
Wompanys
Park & Tilford
Butler
Aid
Nationsal Company
American ‘Tohacte Company
Park
Hie Tm
Park Wait
Firth
Mtr Park
Senator Baker
Alcohol For
Peoria
Presi- Gent Herrick
Charnestos, & C
Iowa
Barnum & Bailey's
Iit
SPALY
Tobs E. Atwood
Fairmount Park
Ingersoll
Oklahoma
Fanciulli
George White
John W. Smith
Naval Academy
Secretary of the Navy
Smith
White
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Chamberlain
Tm. Penwel
Odd Fellows’ Building
Quincy Street
Undertakers
DeMoss
St. Bell
Kansas City
Ey Long
Waunuy
Emery
Thayer
He $T. Denis
Broadway
11Th St
Grace Church
Bt. Dent
Courtennis
WM. Taylor & Son
Aequeneer
J. M. Knight
Amii
Teresip
Kansans
Prosk
Scott Bros
Dave
Deen
Fourth and Taylor Streets
Sciall Alenelers
Tei. Sa
H. Righter
Speialint
Isenaes
Genlte-Urinary Organe
HI Kansan Avenue
Filimare Street
Sarib
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