Meat Means Best Nourishment For Weak Digestion Says Guide
The article promotes meat as the most nutritious, easily digested food for nervous and weak stomachs. It recommends daily use of Stuart's Dyspepsia tablets and a digestive regime, claiming they cure indigestion and enable digestion of large amounts of meat with no trouble. A free booklet on stomach trouble is offered by F. A. Stuart Co.
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Stuart
Civestiie
Heanlng
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Low Rate Excursions All Summer via The Burlington Route
Summer excursion program from Burlington Route offers cheap trips across the West to Colorado Utah and Great Lakes. Advertises 20 hourlong departures weekly to destinations including Buffalo Adirondacks Mackinaw and Chicago area resorts with agent contact for details.
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Burlington
Pubibe
Cabiter
Colorado
Unah
Ithack
Hills
Mackinaw
Tsar Ano
Ash
Hurlington
Rte
Cardinal Gibbons to Stay Longer in Rome
Cardinal Gibbons will extend his stay in Rome into the latter part of June. News from Washington notes various personnel changes and political moves, including appointments and secretary deaths, with mentions of the Philippines and European affairs.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Rome
Gibbona
Liscent
Ber O'Connell
Binsbie
Washington
Philippines
Cuba's Acceptance and Appendix to February Constitution Adopted
New York dispatch reports the Cuban constitutional convention adopting an appendix to the constitution in February and outlining the Piatt amendment terms. It notes the interpretation of Secretary Foot and War Department letters, and that Cuba will propose a reciprocity treaty, pleasing commercial interests.
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New York
Tefhune
Foot
Congresa
Wicod
Bryant's Grandchild Mrs Annie De Castro in Cable Circles
Mrs Annie Godwin De Castro, daughter of Parke Godwin and granddaughter of the poet, married Alfred De Castro, a Mackay cables figure. She was noted as a clever writer and active in amateur theatre, last appearing at a local entertainment hosted by Mr and Mrs Abram S. Mewitt about six weeks ago.
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New York
Annie Godwin de Castro
Mike Syeeeene
Parke Godwin
Wiere ‘Ca den Fryait
Alfred Detra
Mackay
Nathatie
DeCastro
Army Reorganization Plan for Spain Outlined
Madrid May 22 General Weyler minister of war spoke at a Leon banquet on army reform proposing three corps able to repel invasions with no extra expense. He noted maneuvers and the press questioned ministers on reforms and economy amid cabinet criticism.
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Madrid
Weyter
Leon
Yerkes London Plans to Electrify Metropolitan Rail
A World dispatch reports Charles T. Yerkes returning to Feats Work on schemes to transform London by rapid transit. He remained reticent in public but outlined plans to power trains with electricity and to reform terminal stations with better motive power.
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New York
London
Charles T. Yerkes
Be Yerkes
Puberlard
Yerkes
I Ti
Yerkes Seizes Control of Metro Electric Traction
While abroad in America, Mr Yerkes organized the Metropolitan District Electric Traction Company and built a large stake. Friends now hold a controlling interest, and a transfer will be effected immediately.
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America
Yerkes
Metropolitan District Electric Traction Company
Ees
Agitation at Western Federation of Miners Convention
Delegates in Denver discuss defeating president Howard Boxee, citing his handling of the Coeur d Alene strike and criticism of strikers and allied unions. A resolution urges active political involvement and cites Montana labor movement successes to provoke organization.
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Denver
Colo
Western Federation
Howard Boxee
Boyce
Coeur d’Alene
Wevtert
Montana
Kansas Odd Fellows election tightens as count nears end
The Kansas Odd Fellows grand officers race tightens with George W. Brown of Chanute leading by 115 votes for opponent of Davies. D. W. Kent trails Kemper by six votes in grand secretary contest. L. G. Beal of Topeka appears poised to win treasurer as votes from lodges come in. Balloting closes Friday night and results expected early next week.
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Kansas Odd Fallows
George W. Brown
Chanute
Concordia
Davies
Brown
D. W. Kent
WH. Kemper
Kent
L. G. Beal
Topeka
Metal Tradesmen Meet Abrogate New York Agreement
Administrative Council of the National Metal Trades association, meeting at the Great Northern hotel in Chicago, adopts a resolution abrogating the New York agreement with the International Association of Machinists. A committee will confer with Machinists’ local officers to arbitrate wages in Chicago, President O Connell to appoint a union committee. Secrecy prevails. only a brief statement that nothing will be published.
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New York
Chicagco
Bay
National Metal Trades Association
Great Northern Hotel
International Association of Machinists
Machinists’ Union
Chicago
O'Connell
Administrative Council
New
National Metal Trades, Association
Declaration of
Principlea
Ax Byinwa
Manufacturers Hold Largest Meeting Since Metal Trades Pact
An arbitration discussion with local men drew the largest attendance at a conference of manufacturers since the National Metal Trades negotiation. President Edwin Reynolds of Milwaukee attended in the choir and H J Devens of New York represented eastern interests of the organization.
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National Metal Trades Negselation
Edwin Reynolds
Milwaukee
H. J. Devens
New York
Chicago Inventor Dead in Germany May 24
Chicago inventor Charles C. Jerome died in Mannheim Germany on May 24 after a brief illness brought on by exposure during transatlantic travel. A pioneer railroad equipment maker he developed a metal packing used in engines west of Pittsburgh and the Chicago sanitary horse fixture, known for the Jerome horseshoe. Jerome was born in Canada in 1853.
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Charles CG. Jerome
Germany
Chicago
Charles C. Terome
Mannheim
Atlantic
Jerome
West
Pitlaburi
Canada
Review of Trade At New York Produce Exchange
In his year end review at the New York Produce Exchange annual meeting President Barrows notes special interests on the floor aided general prospects but overall export business is weak. Wheat export shares fall across cities with New York nearly steady, Boston and Philadelphia show gains while Baltimore New Orleans and Galveston decline. Total export value mainly down with Boston Philadelphia New Orleans and Galveston recording varying gains and losses through the period.
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New York
New York Produce Exchange
Barrows
Boston
Philadelphia
Newport News
Baltimore
New Orleans
Galveston
Philadelphi
Baithuere
Prosecution flags flaw in death penalty law
Secrue May 28 The prosecuting attorney reports a defect in the new law governing executions that could affect all death row inmates and those to be sentenced before June 14. The issue arises as Charles Nordstrom’s last appeal was rejected, delaying execution, while lawyers suggest the law may allow indefinite delays. Also noted are fifteen new claims filed with the Spanish claims commission by survivors of the Maine and related families.
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Secrue
Fife
Charles Nordstrom
United States Supreme Court
United
Washington
Spanish Claims Commission
Maine
Art
Vic
Unclear fragmentary report on wartime court actions and theft
Fragmentary text reports Henry Wilton receiving a three year sentence for stealing supplies and a court martial postponement for Lieut Townley Townley amid Manila military matters. The piece references Evans & Co. and government stores, with scattered names and locations.
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Wilton
Manus
Henry Wilton
Maria
Cousier
Filipiou
Beeer
Gi Callies
Banta
Bank Ordered Closed in Gothenburg Nebraska
The state banking board ordered the close of the People’s State Bank at Gothenburg in Dawson County. The bank’s capital stock was $25,000 and deposits $1,010. J. C. Lloyd was president and C W Lloyd cashier. The bank was placed in charge of a receiver.
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Linegin
Neb
State Banking Board
Elie Fre
People’estate Bank
Gothenburg
Diwson County
Asd Wn
British Are Blamed in Russian Loss Report
Report from Perain claims a Russian defeat with heavy casualties and obscure figures. In Kansas City, Captain James H. Payne, aged 68, died at his home from paralysis after a long service and distant travels along the Santa Fe trail.
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Payne
Kansas City
James H. Payne
Kansan City
Tler Town
Rock Island Express Topeka for Kansas City and St Louis 7 PM
Passenger notices show Rock Island's Evening Express bound for Topeka with onward connection to Kansas City and St Louis at 7 PM. Tickets for a return trip via the Santa Fe route are advertised on sale May 9, with inclusive return fare around 267 dollars.
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San Francisco
Grand Canon
Arizona
Colorado
Portland
Rock Island
Evening Express
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