Halluc's Electric Pills Promise Cure for Debility and Nervous Ills
Purported medical patent claims advertise Hallock’s Electric Pills to treat nervous debility, back pain, tremors, headaches, dizziness, and fainting spells. The ad lists symptoms and promises restoration of vitality, strength, and color, with a price and a Boston address for orders and a Cincinnati supplier.
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Hallock
Fiallock
Towity & Boon
Boston
Mass
John W. Fark Lone & Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Wichita Methodists Endorse Stricter Temperance Policy
A Wichita Methodist assembly calls for broader temperance measures across the church. The conference urges rigid enforcement of abstinence from worldly amusements and stronger consecration to God, aligning with a national push by the four Wichita Methodist churches.
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Wichita, Kum
Chienge
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Defective Trestle Triggers Kansas City Flyer Wreck
A ruined trestle near Charlton caused the Kansas City flyer to wreck on the MK and Tailway, killing engineer Jory Palmer and head fireman Hoyle. The train derailed after a heavy rain eroded the foundation, trapping Palmer and sending steam and debris into the wreckage.
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Bt Louis
Eimeimeer Fulmer
TWO DAYS OF STORM IN ST LOUIS AND VIRGINIA
Storms brought wind and rain to St Louis and Virginia causing fires in the city. Several injuries and a large number of telephones were knocked out. Debris and damaged markets disrupted daily life amid widespread ruin.
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St. Louie
St. Louis
Virininy
Senath
Eymsiderad
Orenersy
Trove
Moe
GME Bier Board
Logik
Judge Culberson Dead in Jefferson Texas
Jefferson Texas reports the death of Hy-Congressman Wen David J. Culberson father of United States Senate member Charles A. Culberson. He served on the Judiciary committee and was known for constitutional scholarship. The passing followed illness, with tributes noted from political peers.
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Jefferson, Tex
Congress- Wen
David J. Culhersin
United States Senate
Charles A. Culhersot
Jeook Hebenhaltte
Griepe
Oseon
Hagreerman Culbernin
Jermis
Hower
Texas Tornado Ravages Denton County with Loss Feared
A severe tornado struck Denton County Texas on Sunday causing widespread destruction in Gursa and Little Rim. More than a third of Gursa's houses were wrecked and several fatalities are feared while wires and communications were broken across the region and injuries were reported in Little Rim.
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Denton County
Dallns
Tex
Texas
Seto
Bellavad
Gursa
Little Rim
Dallas
Reign of Terror in the Philippines Demands More Troops
Edwin Wildman reports from New York that General Otis misleads about the war in the Philippines. He cites a widespread terror by insurgents in inland areas, hindering agriculture and trade, with hemp and rice shipments funding rebel coffers. He argues American garrisons are too few and distant, urging substantial force to end the conflict and restore safety for life and property.
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New York
Edwin Wildman
Hong Kong
Philippines
Lestes Weekly
Otis
Aguinaldo
Jupina
Hongong
Ove
Manila
Night Fire Kills Two Women Traps Seven In City Building
A two story condemned building at 2480 North Eighth street caught fire in the night. Cora Everson and Melving Nelson died from the flames while seven others were rescued and hospitalized with injuries. All residents were asleep, and no marks of injury were found on the two women. Firemen saved the remaining inmates. The scene included improvised lodging, with a chaotic setting described alongside travel and ads interwoven in the clipping.
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Tours
North Eighth Street
Cora Everson
Melving Nelson
City Hospital
Paris
Rome
Europe
Yorke
Labor's Attitude and Market Confidence in 1900s
The piece notes widespread labor pressure concerns voiced by industrial and railroad managers. It argues wage gains stem from exceptional conditions, warns of rising production costs, and predicts possible wage moderation as demand shifts. It highlights gold flows to London, easy money, and a cautious stock market outlook with potential firming in some securities.
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Compaine Weekly Financial Review
London
New York
Treasury
Tukime
Paris
Berlin
Offor
Wreck Near Paris Injures Thirty-Eight on Railway Collision
A serious Western railway collision between Sevres and Chaville near Paris injured thirty-eight people, many of them soldiers and sailors. The Brest express from Paris derailed after a rain storm, another train overtook it, and the crash occurred as the driver failed to check. Prompt actions by drivers helped prevent a worse loss.
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Paris
Sevres
ChAxte
Ofelocke
Brest
Mont Paraaske
Belme
Jeft
Chaville
Ra‘ i
Eral
Asal Rikhion
Bhundal
Hoge
Kapp
Boyd Withdraws From Secretary of State Race in Fusion Pact
Boyd, in Republic County, withdraws from the secretary position race amid a fusion deal with Democrats. The state convention’s influence and a party realignment were cited. The convention was held Saturday with remarks from Jerry Simpkin within the party gathering.
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Bord
Republic County
Stan
Atete Au- Giarith
Ree
Republic
Une
Jerry Simpecm
Kansas Snapshot Notes From Washburn and City Life
Kansas items highlight Washburn affairs with Frank Mohler hailed as tennis champ and enrollment at the State Agricultural College exceeding a thousand. Reports cover weather, Jubilee events, tax payments, fire palaces, and local politics with various officials and institutions named.
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Kansas
Washburn
Frank Mohler
Bishop Millspauch
Kansan City
Kan
State Agricultural College
State University
Arthur Majors
Tontine
T. F. Garver
Lincoln
Stanley
Seabrook Congregational Church
Crook Wright
Misa Edna Ott
Wichita
Fowler
The
Holton
Headpales
Bulldine
Alwaye
Topeka
August Clothing Company
Nelson
Leavenworth
Ym.c. AW
Cosey
Cutgers' Protective League
Old Court House
Topeka Business College
Hall Lithographing
Fourth
Jackson Streets
S. H. Betts
Bethany Hospital
Kansis City
M. E
McFarland
Commissawr Hale
Gulney Street
PLBL
United States transport Dreaks to Washington after Cuba embezzlement arrest
Havana reports the transport Dreaks carried Gen. Burton from Cuba to Fortress Monroe with orders to go to Washington amid findings from Havana postal investigations. In Rochester, Charles Neely, former Cuba post office treasurer, faces embezzlement charges of $39,000. Neely was arrested after officials recovered cash and securities matching alleged theft.
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Havana
United States
Burton
Fortress Monroe
Washington
Havens
Rochester
Charles Neely
Post Office
Cuba
Neely
New York
N. Y
Gallforam
Price of fusion Democrats seek pledge in U S Senate race
The Democratic senatorial committee for Dickinson and Clay counties calls the Industry convention on August 1 to back a fusion deal. They plan to press for the nomination of a candidate who will support the Democratic U S senator ticket in the state race.
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U. S
Dickinson
Clay Counties
Dickinson County
United States
Paris Exposition Fete Disrupted By Apparent Malefaction
Paris authorities halted a fete at the exposition after a report of malefactors applying gravel to the lubrication box of a 1500 horsepower electrical engine. Police were informed of an explosion attempt near the Champs de Mars setting, with damage to bolts and palace subsidence near the Grand Palace and Champs Elysee.
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Paris
Germain
Star of Electricians
Champs de Mars
Grand Palace
Charmies Elysee
Franchise Stands New York May 7
A Washington report to the Herald notes Secretary of War Merkeljohn approves a plan on the street railway franchise for Exped. The Foraker amendment and banking law provisions are cited. W T Tipton of Kataxi City named to oversee affairs at Citizens State Bank of Yates Center under the new state banking law.
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New York
the Herald
Washington
Lenny
Merkeljohn
Senator Foraker
Che “Tars
Nth Ihn
Foraker
State Bank
Conenescuer
Hrelgenthal Mans
W. T. Tipton
Kataxi City
Kas
State Central Committee
Citizens’ State Bank of
Yates Center
The Two Williams Birthday Cable to Emperor William
Secretary Hay telegraphs to Ambassador White in Berlin conveying President McKinley’s congratulations on Crown Prince Frederick William reaching his eighteenth birthday on May 6. The message extends wishes for health and for peace and prosperity of the German empire.
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Washington
Hayts
White
Berlin
McKinley
William
Frederick William
Madesty
Germany Empire
Gompers Defiant Faces Court Injunction Violation
Gompers the president of the Federation of Labor defies a court injunction. In New York on May 7, he attended a meeting of the federation’s leadership amid mounting legal pressure.
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Federation of Labor
New York
Samuel Gorm Piggident
Red 5
Cen
Federal officials meet amid tense unrest in Forted
A fragmented report describes a meeting where federal officials confront unrest and injunctions. The dialogue centers on preventing violence and preserving order, with references to a pulp mill fire in Montreal and a disrupted paper facility, highlighting broader tensions and potential repercussions.
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Knights ‘Templar of
Torexa Launory Co
Jackson Street
LABOR
Boyd
United States Postal
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Spachtel Dresser
Jen
Shoe
Oxfords
Furniture Department
Los
Rug Department
Spain
Williams
William McKinley
William Hohenzollern
Gompers
Alger
Montreal
Grandmere
Leméitides
Tiusestl Assiger
Geant
Ganetaia
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