Favorite Prescription and Pellets Promoted for Mothers
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce of the Surgical Institute as discovering a remedy named Favorite Prescription to relieve motherhood burdens. It claims the treatment strengthens the nervous system, improves mood, and eases pregnancy, promoting a cheerful, healthy mother. The ad cites Walton and Cass County Nebraska as locations and urges expectant mothers to try the remedy and pellets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. V. Piesee
Zr Pd Surgical Institute
Bre
Perth
Walton
Alvo
Cass Co
Remeey
Berce
St John Vivid Call For Enforcing Law In Kansas Gubernatorial Race
Ex Governor John P St John urges voters to back Peffer the Prohibition candidate citing failures to enforce liquor laws under leaders like Leedy Morrill and Martin He argues for a tough official oath keeping police against saloons and urges opposition to metropolitan police abolition while warning against Webb McNall and Teddy Roosevelt style governance in the governor chair The piece contrasts past prosecutions and current political maneuvering in Topeka Kansas highlighting liquor law enforcement as the decisive issue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. St. John
Peffer
Prohibition
Kansas
Leedy
Exovernor Morrill
John Martin
Veka
Glick
Teddy" Hoonevelt
Board of
New York City Police Commissioners
Kensis
Hoosevelit
Webb McNall
People’s Party
Johnon
Wubmierion
Metropolitan Police
Robols
Stanley
Stu
Morrill
Republican Party
President M'Kinley and party loyalty in Kansas politics
The piece questions whether a prohibitionist or not matters as to constitutional fidelity, backing Pett if elected for enforcing laws, and endorses current state officials aligned with People's party principles. It cites Democratic shifts, naturalization drives, and accountability for government property in volunteer units.
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Wm. McKinley
Army
Navy
Kansas
Stanley
Leedy
Pett
People’s Party
Thearty
Congress
Altgeld Refuses to Open Chicago Campaign Affair
Chicago September 10 John P F Altgeld declined to open the Democratic campaign in Cook county notifying Secretary Bentley at state headquarters he wished to be released from the engagement The meeting was planned for the auditorium later this month Mayor Harrison expressed no regret and indicated he might step in if asked Hobby Burke accepted the invitation Altgeld hinted Bryan might be a suitable openers but would not confirm his own participation
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Cook County
Mahoney
Altgeld
Harrison
Democratic Executive Committee
Grahan- Kersten-Eldred
Central Committee
Burke
Chicago
John FP. Altgeld
Bentley
Haroon
Barrison
Alteeid
Sokzed
Hobby
Fear and Rivalry as European Merchants See American Prestige Rise
European residents of Mexico fear loss of trade and resent the rising prestige of the United States after the Cuban and Philippine war victories. Spaniards in Havana anticipate competition, oppose Spanish immigration to Mexico, and denounce Diaz friendly toward Americans as propped by European papers. Local government stance remains favorable to American interests, fueling newspaper opposition.
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Mexico
Cuba
México
Havana
Diaz
United States
Missouri Man Ruthersford Found Guilty in Bank Larceny Case
James B Rutherford, prominent Boonville lawyer, was found guilty of grand larceny in Moniteau County Circuit Court for stealing $500 in banknotes from the People's Bank at Tipton last December. He was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary.
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California
State of Missouri
James B. Rutherford
Monitenu County
Sutherford
People's Bank
Tipton
Tunkler
Hss Rutherford
Boonville
Missouri
Mustering Out Brings Pay Troubles for Officers and Volunteers
Washington reports the mustering out of volunteers will cause friction for regular army officers and volunteers due to misunderstandings among volunteer organization officers. The article notes potential vexations and delays as pay is halted until property is returned or accounts settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ordnance
Subsistence
Quartermaster’s Departments
Washington
Regular Army
Regular Army to be set at seventy five thousand men
Washington reports the regular army after the war will total about 75,000 soldiers with potential Manila garrison integration. At outbreak the force was around 25,000 men and 2,000 officers, many companies having few personnel per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Regular Army
Congress
War Department
Manila
Reindeer for Whalers Expedition to Point Barrow Sends 400 Animals
The American Missionary Association reports Lieutenant J G Berry relayed details of Hey W T Lopp of Cape Prince of Wales driving 400 reindeer 550 miles to Point Barrow to aid starving whalers. Lopp reached March 20, returned by April 25 in 31 days with lows to 40 below and a blizzard. The venture is described as a perfect success.
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W.T. Lopp
New York
American Missionary Association
Hug
J. G. Berry
Hey. W. T. Lopp
Cape Prince of Wales
Alaska
Point Barrow
Lieutenant Berry
Mr. Lopp
Jarvis
Dr. Call
Point Hope
Lopp
Berry
CAPTURES THEM AT LAST IN CHICAGO CHASE
Chicago police captured George Ely and William Dempsey after a two year pursuit ending Monday night. Officers Riley and Rooney chased them through streets from Fifty first to Sixty fifth, charging Ely with torturing and robbing Mrs Powers at Forty ninth and Jesting streets and assaulting a police officer.
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Chicago
George Ely
William Dempsey
Riley
Rooney
Ely
Dempsey
Hawaii to become a U S territory with municipal districts
A Pacific Coast dispatch reports the annexation commission favors naming Hawaii the territory of Hawaii. Local self government will come via municipal districts with a central national government power. Honolulu would be a district, Hawaii split into others, with a territorial legislature but full sovereignty held by the United States. The commission aims to finish by September 20 and return for a December Congress opening.
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San Francisco
Yokohama
Hong Kong
Honolulu
Associated Press
Hawaii
Annexation Commission
Congress
United States
District of Columbia
Alaska
Islands
Oahu
Molokai
Lana
Nyhau
United States of America
Washington
Porto Rivo
Pearl Harbor
Milter
Pearlharbor
Alexander
Pacific
Hartwell
Serymeer
Secretary of State
Secretary Day
Day
Spalding
Moore
General Scrymser
Japan
China
Manila
Australis
Ilan Islands
Barber
Honeasia
Administration quarrels over quarters for officers amid Pacific plans
General Smith mentions no friction with authorities and proposes using a bungalow for executive offices while quartering troops elsewhere. The Philadelphia awaits to return after Admiral Miller’s landing, with officers arranging duties and housing as coyly noted in harbor chatter.
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Generall Smith
Ceti
United States
Philadelphie
San Franksco
Miller
United States Government, In Arxiour
Xe Tring
San Prascieco
Phildelphia
Admiral Miler
San Francisco
Uchida
Onmul Te
Honolulu
Ae Tablater
Republic of Hawaii
Washington
Scandia
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Wiegels
Vy Cove
Wwe
Klauer
ST. John Vivid
Roosevelt
Mr. St. John
M’kinley
McKinley
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Goodyear West Shoes
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New Mexico
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