Dr Miles Nervine Promised To Restore Nerve Strength
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Nervine as a cure for nerve exhaustion after la grippe, claiming better sleep, vitality, and mood. It features testimonials from Rev. EB Jenkins and notes a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails to help, with ordering details for Dr Miles Medical Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. J. Jenkins
United Brethren Church of Brazil
Ind
le Guppe
Miles
Dr. Miles
Add
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Hikhart, Ind
Miner Murdered Near Skaquay Sparks Town Outcry
Victoria B C March 1 Steam er Corona brings news that a miner named Bean from Williams Arizona was murdered seven miles from Skaguay amid gambling threats. Investigators suspect robbery. the killer fled before capture. The Corona and other vessels report blast damage and aid ships at Wrangel Narrows.
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Victoria
B. C
Alaska
Skaguay
Cave Town
Bean
Ilner
Skakuay
Martied Uray
Bein
Willams, Ariz
Corena
Perna
Coruna
del Norte
Wrangel Narrows
Damuge
Buseney
George Hitler
Cleveland
Hosulie, Lucie
Canard Ahbney
Sehut Lein
Morrow's Kidneyids Promoted as Remedy for Nervous Kidney Link
An article touts a cure linking kidney function to nerve health. John Morrow, a Springfield chemist, is credited with the discovery of Morrow's Kidneside a yellow tablet claimed to restore kidneys and calm nerves. Multiple drug houses claim rights to manufacture and sell the product in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow
Wiese
Rink
Murrow
Kidineotte
Jolue
John Morrow
United
Tate
Sarena Ars
Portage City Emerges From Bennett Name Change
Skas guay businessman Alex McLein was attacked outside his home Sunday by an unknown assailant. Totnad Skasuay citizens quickly raised 700 dollars for a hospital fund. A name change shifts Bennett to Portage City as Puebla arrives in Alaska bound travel from San Francisco with 480 passengers, 252 of whom land at Victoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex McLein
Skas Guay
Bennett
Portage City
Puebla
San Francisco
Alaska
Victoria
City Republican ticket plotted for Saturday primary
City committee met Tuesday evening to arrange the Republican primary ballot. Ward leaders Miller and Wilder were dropped for nonpayment of assessments. Candidates for constable included Price and Heslo, rejected for not meeting committee standards. The ticket lists constables J B Waitrode Fy M Stoneshest J E Lucas Josiah Riss Q W Stovall and committee slots for wards and precincts, with several at large and short term positions.
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Eric. Syateoma
Chce
Hse
WHS
Ucket
Hesleo
Waitrode
Fy M Stoneshest
J. E. Lucas
Josiah Riss
Q. W. Stovall
Comedimi
Hest Ward
C. A. Starbind
Mattern. Thind
Dr. Dickinson
Furth” Ward
James Burgers
Furth
Wartlee
W. J. Burdick
J. Bock
Secoml
M. Gane
Juhte T. Chaney
W. M. Thompson
Tas Perry
Pith
Iraq
Republican City Central Committee
Jara
Wee Ba Giontge
Aioker
Piet
Me "Rowen Second Geealpet, E. C. Stoner
M.S Wim
Wiliams
L. B Puchner
B.S. Myers
Jon Jones
J. M. Allen
Jann H. Embter
W. Adamson
le Itoy Currier
Isanee
Alexander
Night On Prank Ends With Knife Wound in Atlanta
At the Grand Opera House a staged prank leads to a real stabbing. Reynolds, who took a night off, lies in Gracy hospital with a dangerous liver wound after clashes with strangers following a theater cloakroom exit. Police chased suspects but they escaped. Hopes rise for Reynolds's recovery.
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Atlanta
Ater
Grand Opera House
Reynolds
Gracy Hospital
Simpson's Prophecy on War and Kansas Politics
Congressman Jerry Simpson traveled from Medicine Lodge to Topeka and Washington D C to resume his House duties. He said war seems unlikely and praised President McKinley's tougher stance on the blowup incident. He predicted Gov Leedy and the fusion ticket will be renominated and re-elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Simpson
Topeka
Medicine Lodge
Washington, D. C
Simpson
McKinley
Kansas
Leedy
WATSON FOR GOVERNOR NOMINATION AT GEORGIA POPULIST CONVENTION
Atlanta March 14 Populist state convention expected to nominate Tom Watson for governor though he says he does not want to attend. Delegates anticipated 250 to 500. efforts push for Walter B. Fills of Macon for supreme court judge. Fusion with Republicans or Prohibitionists opposed. Attorney general likely Seal Wright. Col. W. L. Peek for agriculture. Col. J. HL Taylor for secretary of state. TH Reenifer for treasurer.
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Atlanta
Tom Watson
Walter B. Fills
Macon
Supreme Court
Seal Wright
Col
W. L. Peek
J. HL Taylor
Troup
TH Reenifer
Change in the Monon Presidency Reported
Rumor says Samuel Thomas plans to resign as Monon president soon and Gilbert B. Shaw of Chicago, current board chairman and vice president, may succeed him. Health concerns cited and no Indianapolis confirmation yet. Also noted Richmond bid to reclaim Libby Prison by W. H. Gray of Chicago with a Chicago connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Thomas
G. B. Shaw
Indianapolis
The
Monon
Gilbert B. Shaw
Chicago
Thomas
Libby Prison
Richmond
W. H. Gray
British Warships to be Painted Black or White
London March 16 The admiralty ordered all British warships to be painted black or white abandoning the uniform spray color. Ships for India China South America and Africa to be white while vessels in other waters will be black.
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London
Admiralty
India
China
South America
Africa
Binck
Senator Lodge Proposes Cable Soundings Amendment
Senator Lodge offers notes of an amendment to a novel appropriation. The amendment would allocate 25,000 dollars for making soundings for a cable line from the Hawaii islands to Japan and above Australia.
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Washington,d. C
Lodge
Hawaii Islands
Japan
Australis
No Bull Runs at Second Army Corps Banquet
General Nelson A Miles spoke at the Second Army Corps banquet in Washington on March 11. He urged peace and restraint, but said if war comes it should begin with an Appomattox, with a short, sharp, decisive conflict and strict preparedness to avoid extended fighting.
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Washington
Nelson A. Miles
Second Army Corps
British Torpedo Boat Proposal at U S Navy Yard
Washington reports Platt of Thornycrart Faredo Loat proposes to sell to the U S government a fleet of torpedo destroyers. He asserts four boats can be built in eight months in US yards and cites their speed, tonnage, ballast, and coal economy as critical to counter Spanish naval moves toward Cuba. Officials note no formal commitment and question potential official action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Saaren
England
Platt
Fortie
Lie
Piatt
Faroe
Nav Department
Allanity
Cuba
United States
Cairn Iron Works
Nery Uitle
Horan & Hollingsworth’s
Gav En- Hine and Power Company
Watt & Sewicker's
Frangil
Spaniard Sobral Sees No War Motive in U S
In Madrid March 16 Lieutenant Commander Sobral, former naval attache, told reporters in Barcelona that President McKinley and the U S government do not seek war and will resist war intrigues. He blamed the Jingo faction and two American newspapers for fomenting conflict while praising thoughtful Americans opposing war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiso McKinley
Reed
Madrid
Sobral
Washington
Barcelona
Enyone
McKinley
United States
House of Representatives
Dharacter
Dos
Spain
Lieut. Sobral
I America
Free of Duty for Naval Supplies Purchase Abroad
A Maine representative and Ways and Means chair has introduced a joint resolution to grant duty free status to naval supplies bought abroad for national defense. The bill, requested by the administration, would allow such guns ammonition and other naval supplies to enter any U S port duty free before January 1 189. The measure will be reported promptly by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Marcu
Representa
Maine
Ways and Means
House
Haw
United States
Ways and Means Committee
Another flotilla sails for Cuban waters from Madrid
A new Spanish squadron, including torpedo boats and war vessels, is prepared to depart for Cuban waters as tensions rise in the Caribbean. The move signals Spain's intent to reinforce its Atlantic naval presence amid unrest, with dispatches dated Madrid on March 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuban
Madrid
Flotilla Sails for Porto Rico Then Havana and Alaska Plan
A damaged report describes a bad flotilla leaving Cadi on Sunday for Porto Rico for provisions, then Havana, with a second Spanish flotilla to man Cuban waters. Separate Maine expedition plans Alaska gold fields sailing from Portland March 16, with 17 Mainers and 7 others, 18 months, via Seattle to Dyea, over Chilhowit, Sheep Camp, and White Pass, using a novel canoe-like electric freight boat to Klondike camps. The party aims to light Klondike creeks by electricity, with power plant ready by next September.
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Cadi
Porto Rico
Havana
Cuban
Porto Rio
Fortland
Alaska
Portland
Maine
Grand Trunk Railroad
Massachusetts
Vermont
New Hampshire
Frank D. Barr
Brockton
Mass
Thomas FE. Jackson
Manchester
Seattle
Navarro
Chilhoot Pass
Tidewater
Sheep Camp
White Pass
Lake Bennet
Lake le Barge
White Horse
Lee
Yukon River
Stewart River
Leavitt
Oldtown
Yukon
Klondike
Beng
Loss of lottery ticket and donor’s death after prize
Chicago, March 18. Charles Rotter, a retail clear dealer, gave a lottery ticket to his friend Joseph Dost as a birthday present. The ticket won $15,000 but Rotter died of heart trouble soon after the news, believed to be caused by grief. Dost offered $500, but was refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles Rotter
Joseph Dost
Dost
Rotter
Sharks claim four lives in Monterey shark hunt
A Monterey dispatch reports four Japanese fishermen drowned near Pacific Grove while harpooning sharks. Two boats carried seven men and were lashed together for safety. A 25 foot white shark was harpooned, but a surge dragged the boats ashore and capsized them. Only one man reached the shore, leaving three others drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Marcuay
Monterey
Pacific Grove
Newport News to Build World Largest Dry Dock
Newport News March 16 plans to commence work on a massive dry dock to be built by Collis P Huntington. The structure aims to be the largest in the world, with dimensions not yet released but long enough for two of the largest battleships at once and deep enough for ships with very deep drafts. The project reflects wartime naval needs and Huntington’s private initiative, with no government subsidy anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Collis PF. Huntington
Walter A. Post
Bromingiee
Bir
Yessein
Noticed the New Lights on Santa Fe Cars
An aged notice praises electric lighting on Santa Fe chair cars and coaches with dining cars, claiming a first in adoption of the system. The fragment mentions Ballard's Snow Lintment as a cure for sore throat and various injuries, though wording is unclear and partially cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Ballard
Trusts form in Cleveland pig iron industry meeting
News from Cleveland reports a major cartel forming among Bessemer pig iron producers in the Cleveland Mahoning and Suebange districts to regulate output and influence prices. The Cleveland Rolling Mill Co appears excluded. Bridge manufacturers also meet secretly in a separate session with possible future consolidation talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Bessemer
Mahoutty Valley
Sbie- Hange
Cleveland Ruling Mill Company
Samuel G. Matter
Bessemerie
Pittabure
Cleveland Rolling MII Company
Wan & Talute
Canton rejects McKinley cottage at Omaha expo
Canton board of trade abandons plans to build a McKinley cottage for the Omaha exposition. Secretary Charles R. Miller says Canton will not enter competition with Bryan supporters and will not construct the McKinley house even if Bryan’s friends build one. Local business leaders prefer no involvement in the exhibit dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio
Thurston
McKinley
Board of Trade
Charles R. Miller
Canton Board of Trade
Bryan
Quincy May Get Des Moines Transfer Soccer-Baseball Tie
Quincy March 16 baseball fans raised 1200 of 31500 demanded by Frick for transferring Des Moines club to Quincy and wired Frick. Frick granted extension on payment and prize event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Des Moines
Sit Frick
Frick
Frick Jagist
Pennsy to Play Harvard November 5
Cambridge Massachusetts March 16 The Harvard University of Pennsylvania football game has been set for November 5 at Cambridge. Are you lacking in strength and energy Are you nervous despondent irritable sillous constipated and generally run down in health If so your liver is torpid and a few debts of Hert ine will cure Herbine has no equal as a health restorer Geo W Stanford 62 Kansas avenue and Miller's Pharmacy Sixth and Topeka avenue
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Pennsy
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University of Pennsylvania
Geo. W. Stanfeld
Kansas Avenue
Miller's Pharmacy
Sixth and
Topeks Avenue
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Skagway
Miner
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Qabe
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Georew M Ceswfand
A Binion
S. W. Pusker
Lores
de AL Rodgers
Procinek
Robert Stage
H. Guy
John M.bower
Wil T. Chaney
J. N. Humbert
Thomas M. Bower
A. Harding
RW. Squires
Be Geta
Strangere
Atlanta, Ga
Timkins
Simpkine
Trapkins
Chicago News
Mar Petio
Ito
Sterling Hemedy Co
Chirseo
New York
Reita Tees Pharmacy
Popeka
Fusion State
Watson
Georgia
Castoria
General Miles
Appomattox
Austria
Dingley
Electric Light
Huntington
Ely
Ux Bly Bros
Warren St
City
Bly
A. C. Clark
Shawmut Ave
Boston
Tete Lal
Lhd
Mane Otly
WN. K. Pathsank Company
Steels
Phiadelph
J. M. Knight
Cabine Undertaker
Kansas Ave
Wight
Bastess
Palace
Ab Pros
Boyd
Lehrman
Trusts
Omaha Exposition
OU Riielit Limited
Los Angeles
Daiad i
Peng
Topeka Transfer CO
F. P. Bacon
Tai
Great Western Steam
East Seventh Street
Grice
PIRD
Rodiger
South Missouri
America
J. & LoCk Woop
Kanswee City
Missouri
Ulan
Van
Stbek
Emi
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