Bristow's Work and Health Orders Prompt Governor General Briefing
Fragmented report notes Bristow's actions and a later briefing to Governor General Woot, with references to Inchools superintendent Alexis Sh Bree and vaccination waivers for yellow fever. It mentions Hinges une St for Tast, 87 women teachers, and Havana records showing 3 729 legitimate births and 110 deaths amid provisional health measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Best
Woot
Alexis Sh. Bree
Inchools
Havana
Hult
Notice of Amesty for Philippines Rebels by American Forces
Washington June 21. The department released amnesty terms for rebels in the Philippines. Manila June 7. President declares all who renounce rebellion may surrender to American troops and receive consideration. Officials outline procedures to document and assist defectors and provide transportation and records as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Se Department
Macarthur
Manila
United States
Phil Sphir
Untary
Board of Armerican Commissioners
Maniin
Bease
Paralysis and Coffee Cause Linked Relief Claims
An old clipping discusses Postum cereal coffee as a remedy for paralysis symptoms. It asserts that shifting from coffee to Postum and cereal can remove nerve-related complaints, claiming rapid improvement after stopping coffee and using Postum. The piece cites a consumer, men tioned as experiencing relief after changing beverages and diet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aslain Pew & Steniy
Ts Cereal Co
Wheat Crop Ravaged Across Northwest Says Northwestern Miller
Minneapolis June 21 The Northwestern Miller reports serious irreparable damage to the wheat crop across the Northwest. Experts disagree on the final yield but the most conservative estimates suggest poor crops in Minnesota and the Dakotas, with North Dakota and northern Minnesota the hardest hit. Manitoba also experiences worse conditions and seed wheat prospects are bleak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Curbias
Jasue
Minnesota
Dakotas
North Dakota
Manitoba
Shooting at pastor boycotts Faith dispute in Fookinaville
Councilman J. W. Ware shot the Reverend in Fookinaville Kentucky on June 21. Dr Piner restrained Ware and a deputy disarmed him. Ware was arrested and released on $1,000 bond. Reports say long standing dislike of the minister fueled the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fookinaville. Ky
Counciltman
J. W. Ware
Br. W. Ane
Fred
Piner
Ware
Were
Russian Foreign Minister Muraviéf Dies Suddenly
St Petersburg June 2 Count Muraviéff, Russia's foreign minister, died suddenly after breakfast and lunch orders, collapsing in his office. The incident occurred early this morning, with doctors and aides unable to revive him. The sudden death shocks the government and observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Count Murariem
Count Bmuravieff
Three Killed by Explosion Near Eden Village
An explosion at a portable steam line near Eden village in Erle County killed three people instantly. Names and exact circumstances are unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden
Erle County
Jake Hea
Artist Grafton Dead in Cincinnati Home
Water color artist of national repute Grafton dies at his Cincinnati home at age 88 after a long career spanning several decades. Funeral details not yet released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Cincinnati
National Reputaton
Benes
Topeka Water Franchise Debate Heats Up City Hall
City officials press to acquire or replace the Topeka Water Company plant as a two decade renewal looms. Council members push for buying or building a new plant, while the water company resists and delays negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the Water Company
Topeka Water Company
New Jersey Corporation
Topeka
Reart
Water Service
Fillett
Suter
Topeks Water Company
Water Company
Commercial Club
Hughes Sai ‘Tam
Cneil
President Street
Bonda
Coondi
Comnerman Weber Sa Tat
Tocatice
Tuixint To
Mat
Wittey
MAC ARTHUR'S LIST General Mac Peters casualty roster from Luzon and nearby areas
A June dated list from Sypsington detailing casualties across multiple units in Luzon and nearby theaters. It records names, ranks, units such as 22d Infantry 11th and 28th Infantry, and illnesses or injuries including gunshot and shrapnel wounds, with locations like Maluna, Ul Calluos, Norzagaray, Santa Cruz, and Balangs. Several sergeants and corporals are named along with dates in May and June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norzagaray
Tawon
25Th Infantry
Iars
Grover Flint
Corporado McGibb
Harry Carter
Henry Gambel
28Th Infantry
Henry Norris
Frank Smith
Malunu
Luzon
16Th Infantry
John Alles
Millet le Whitney
Siikht
Mayai
Libinnan
Laon
45Th Infantry
Elkton
Taylor
Ead
Serous
Heck
Santa Cruz
Laguna
Ith Cavalry
Patrick Burke
Bubi
South Camarines
Temple Ht. Owens
Foraker Delivers Pro McKinley Speech at Convention Hall
At Convention Hall on June 21 Senator Foraker extols William McKinley as the national choice, praising his record from wartime leadership to peacetime prosperity. He credits McKinley with reviving industry, boosting employment, sustaining a strong financial standard, and guiding A merican diplomacy to overcome perceived threats and reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. McKinley
Foraker
Alabama
Colorado
Massachusetts
I Yeaterday
Uils
Applaus
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound praised in letters
A collection of patient letters from 1899 and 1900 praising Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for female ailments. Women report relief from kidney and bladder trouble, irregular menses, back pain, nervous exhaustion, and leucorrhea after using the remedy, with gratitude toward Mrs Pinkham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Lydia E. Pinkham
Misa Evsa Faspenica
Troy
Ohio
Mas
New York
Thurston Praises McKinley in Philadelphia Nomination Speech
Senator Thurston delivers a forceful nomination speech in Philadelphia praising William McKinley as the best suited leader for the era. He recalls McKinley’s wartime service, leadership, and character, and asserts the party’s duty to unite behind him for November victory. The address links McKinley to national progress, labor protection, and republican ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Spain
Porto Rico
Philippines
Philadelphia
Republican Party
Washington
Jefferson
Hencatk
Adams
Lincoln
Grant
Garfield
Party of Union and Liberty
Guly
Wwe
Ohio
Jorindice
William McKinny
McKinley
Thurston
William McKinley
Ute
Imai
America
William Melkinley
Ptt
Winole WeHillam MckKinley
Republic
Sheridan
Winchester
Leutenant
EMC
Anane Tnoumy
Payiaiar
Hawks and Bussards
Sometinke Vinton
Belles Eagles
Saeie
Weatesmusatip
Wiliam McKisibey
Linnnla
Ourfielt
Our
Spectacular Value Sale On Lace Ribbons and Garments
Bargain window features hundreds of items from ribbons to fans and handkerchiefs with deep discounts. Japanese folding fans, lace edged handkerchiefs, and assorted sweaters touted at prices from a few cents to under a dollar. Men and boys attire, including undergarments and coats, offered at reduced prices with limited quantities per customer.
Early summer sale promos offer dainty waists and shirts
A fragmented sales page advertises discounted shirt waists in multiple price lines from 1.00 to 3.98 and a washable line near 1.98 to 2.00, plus new fall fabrics in Venetian and Serge. It highlights ladies waist sets, buttons, pins, buckles, and novel ties, with guarantees and a push to view the south window.
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Bristow
Gen.MacArthur
Neta
Arthur MacArthur
Geters
United States Volunteers
Count Muravieff
Wis
Poat
Get
Dote
Chicago
Sfomoiuhy
Vie Henrieo
Saya
How
Aming TA
John A. McCedious
Arsetetenaive
Fred J. Larwrey
Antee
Esdsoup P. Dole
Arthur M
City Council
Waster
Mac Arthur
Bliss Frederick
Barnum's
Rosedale
India Lawn
Telic
Oseas
Bainherenet
South Window
Witte
India
Marceline
T. F. Lannan
Kinley @ Leanan Carriage Making and Repairing
Bubbar Tire Wheel Co
Fifth
H.L. Tromp
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