Pe-ru-na touted as cure for stomach catarrh
Testimonial from Alex Carter of Van Buren Mo details long battle with dyspepsia and indigestion. He credits Pe-ru-na and Manalin with a dramatic recovery after doctors offered surgery. The ad asserts Pe-ru-na cures catarrh anywhere, including stomach passages, and promotes a summer offer from the Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Co. in Columbus Ohio.
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Ohio
Alex. Carter
van Buren, Garter Co
St. Tous
Raden
Ind
Las Vegas Hot Springs
New Mexico
Sweet Springs
Maniton
Col
Central Baptist
M'f'g Co
Columbus, G
Japanese protest halts amid Boxer rebellion turmoil
June reports from Pekin describe near engagement near Peki with Chinese forces clashing with Boxers. Casualties reported on both sides as foreigners urge toward order while Chinese factions align with the Boxers despite international pressure.
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Saabghal
Peki
Aguinaldo’s True Version of the Philippine Revolution
The document quotes Aguinaldo claiming the Spartans or Sperngids captured six guns from American troops in front of Manila before the city’s surrender. He says Filipinos recaptured them and returned the weapons to the Americans. The statement is cited in the ren.
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Fentary Root
Greene
Aguinaldo
Gen. Greene
United States
Manila
Death of J. M. Anthony in Fort Scott Kansas
J M Anthony brother of Susan B Anthony and Cal D Anthony editor of a local paper died after a long tenure as a prominent figure in Fort Scott Kansas. The obituary notes his long service and ties to the Anthony family with limited readable fragments.
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Hadden
J. M. Anthony
Fort Scott
Kas
Susan B. Anthony
Cal
D. R. An’hony
A Miracle Escape From Death After Measles
W A Hines of Manchester Iowa describes a near fatal lung episode after measles. He states exposure led to hemorrhages and constant coughing until using Dr King’s New Discovery, which he credits with a cure for throat chest and lung troubles. Hundreds have used it on his advice and praise its efficacy. Trial bottles free at Noah Martins Drug Store.
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Noah Martins Drog
Chinese Honor to Go American for Ward Edict
The U S legation in Peking sent to the Essex Institute a copy of the imperial edict creating Gen. Frederick Townsend Ward of Salem and appointing him head of the Chinese army. The document bears Chinese and American seals and is said to be the only original Chinese copy in the U S, with the State Department only having an English version.
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United States
Peking
China
Essex Institute of Massachusetts
Frederick Townsend Ward
Salem
Ward
Gordon
State Department
Washington
Dublin Visitor Quips at Hotel Dilemma
A tourist in Dublin after Queen Victoria’s entry asks for any hotel room and jokes that the only way to guarantee a bed is to throw stones at a policeman, noting the crowding and long odds of securing lodging that night.
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Dublin
Jarvey
Gatacre March Tale From the Sudan
A tale recounts General Gatacre’s fatigue disregard during a Sudanese march. Soldiers weary and dropping out are urged on by Father Brindle the army chaplain who consoles them with a cheer for the next half mile. A weary private quips it’s another blessed Gatacre mile.
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Gatacre
Soudan
Father Brindle
Electric Bitters Praised by Doctor for Curing Disease
Dr DP B Cargile of Washita reports Mrs Brewer cured of derofula after years of terrible sores and suffering. He says Electric Bitters purified her health, curing czemi eczema tetter and rheum and aiding digestion. Sold by Noah Martin Druggist with guarantee.
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Cargile
Washita
Brewer
Noah Martin Duggist
Riot and Shootings After Streetcar Strike in St Louis
At least three streetcar strikers were fatally shot during clashes on Sixth street and Washington avenue as 800 demonstrators returned from East St Louis. Capt Hancock led posse men who exchanged fire with four men in a buggy. a horse was killed and several others wounded as unrest spread along Compton and Lindell lines.
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St. Louis
Hancock
Posse Comitatus
Laclede Avenue
Compton
Capt. Hancock
Compton Avenue
Npt Hancock
Sixth Street
Washington Avenue
Sx O'Clock
Posrdmen
Ar No 365
Démar Avenue
Lindell
Sheriff's Posse
East St. Louis
Colon
Costly army plan looms over St. Louis street strike
Jefferson City reports ev Stephens preparing to mobilize X. U. M. forces to end the St. Louis street car strike. He will not call troops until needed, noting a possible $100,000 deficiency without an appropriation and the chance of an extra legislative session. Gen Crow denies imminent action against Mayor Ziegenheim.
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Jefferson City
Ev. Stephens
Ealing
St. Louis
Crow
Supreme Court
Ziegenheim
Seven Posse Men Arrested In Transit Company Case
Seven members of Sheriff Pohlman s posse spent Friday night in the holdover for refusing to eat and sleep with the Transit Company s employee at the Broadway cable line power house near Broadway and Salisbury Street. Capt Picot originally arrested them and sent them to four courts in a patrol wagon. After consultation with Col Cavender they were placed in the holdover despite protests.
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St. Louis
Pohlman
Posse Comitatus
Broadway
Salisbury Street
D. Picot
Four Courts
Col. Cavender
President Nominates Wheeler for Brigadier General
Washington reports that after Gen. Otis was confirmed as major general, President sent to the Senate the nomination of Brig. Gen. Joseph Wheeler A. S. V. to be brigadier general in the United States Army. The nomination was promptly confirmed.
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Washington
Otis
Senate
Brig
Ge. Joseph Wheeler
United States Army
Wheat-Killing Freeze Ravages North Carolina Wheat
A hard freeze in North Carolina on June 8 created a quarter inch of ice. Much wheat was knocked down and the crop yield is estimated to be at most half of the normal output.
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Minnewsukax
N.C
Fragmented OCR text from a local page item
A garbled OCR fragment outlines a personal or family note with unclear references. It mentions names, locations, and possible roles but lacks coherent events or dates to confirm a concrete news item. No identifiable individuals or organizations can be reliably interpreted from the readable portions.
Capital on Wheels as Kruger Defies Taken Pretoria Claim
London dispatch reports President Kruger and Transvaal executives aboard a mobile railway car amid British advances. Kruger insists the republic is not conquered and denies gold aboard for refuge while noting the capital is the vehicle itself. In Gloucester a mine disaster kills four and traps 200. 175 are rescued with 20 believed still imprisoned.
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London
Transvaal
Kruger
Daily Express
Lorenzo Marquez
Pretoria
Steyn Ani Dewit
Free State
Republic
Battleships Near Readiness for Maritime Deployment
The Navy Department ordered two battleships, Massachusetts and Digan, to Hampton Roads for final orders after overhaul at Norfolk and Philadelphia yards. They left reserve basins, were nearly ready to sail, and were to patch up as soon as possible before departure for sea.
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Navy Department
Massachusetts
League Island Navy Yard
Casey Gingply
Hampton Roads
Delaware River
Ofiers
Bradkigh Navy Yard
Remarkable 115 year old Kokomo woman dies
Lacey Pulley aged 115 died Tuesday in Kokomo. Born near Greeneboro in 1785 she reportedly had 16 children with 6 surviving. The obituary notes a long life amid unclear context and scattered references to past affiliations.
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Kokomo
Dune
Lacey Pulley
United States
Greeneboro
X. C
Cannons Loaded With Powder Remain In Manila Gift
Kansas City officials report a cannon sent from Manila as a trophy has remained loaded with powder and projectiles since arrival. An investigation began after Mayor Reed received a notice regarding the matter. Havana reports a widening probe into Estes Rathbone and a $15,000 voucher loss at the fidelity company with double payments.
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Kansas City
Reed
Manila
Havana
Estes G. Rathbone
Su“Ditox'a
Muncie
Ind
He Fidelity Company
Rathbone
Miller
Company
Mr Rathbone
Diya
Explosion disrupts sheriff’s posse car in St Louis
In St Louis a posse car for the sheriff was damaged by dynamite near Eighteenth Street and Washington Avenue. Two deputies were hurt as the crowd dispersed. Militia readiness noted as Gov. Stephens may deploy forces to quell strike trouble. Offshore, Kruger reportedly took 22 million in gold to Middleburg leaving foreign legion unpaid.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Tennsit Co
Jefferson Avenue
la Salle Street
Eighteenth Street
Washington Avenue
London
Bebnet Kurleigh
Johannesburg
Kruger
Middleburg
Foreign Légion
Gomez proposes party amalgamation plan in Havana
Havana June 7. All political factions through their representative newspapers have proclaimed against General Maximo Gomez plan to amalgamate party organizations.
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Ogpese
Fto Gamen
Plwe
Havana
Maximo Gomez
Speained Ankle Cured by Balm Says Geo Cary
Georgeto Cary of Washington Virginia reports a sprained ankle healed after using De Chsinbedain's Pain Balm. He claims long wasting convalescence ended following the balm's application and guidance from a local druggist.
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Abkie
Geo
KE. Cary
Washington
de Chsinbedain
Fifty sixth Congress adjourns amid partisan debate and final acts
The Senate session extended into the night as conference reports and odds and ends dominated business. In the House heated disputes over appropriation bills and naval funding culminated in a last minute adjournment after a dramatic vote and a farewell by Speaker Henderson. members and galleries joined in song as the Fifty sixth Congress closed.
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Senate
District 0 Columbia
Pettigrew
Slessis
Hanna
Carter
Bacon
Cramp
Cawiican Ampaign Fund
House
Reich
Nout
Carlla
Batt
Henderson
Industrious Statesmen Washington June 7 summery of Congress work
A complete summary of congressional activity compares the current first session with the four prior ones. It lists days in session 137, bills introduced 127,152, total passed 1, കോട 1,2157, public acts 283, private acts 932, and a record of congressional output. The report notes unprecedented magnitude and speed versus earlier sessions.
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Washington
Congress
House of
Transit strike threat escalates as workers arrive in city
Two hundred men and conductors, believed headed for Philadelphia and other eastern cities, arrived by a Vandalia line special in St Louis and were taken to Transit company offices. More are expected, signaling a plan to disrupt the Street Railway Employes' union.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Mdén
Bannhoft
Greoed
Union
Three teens plead guilty to assault in St Louis dispute
Annie Swez aged 14 Mary Trantine aged 15 and Annie Klorseck aged 14 pleaded guilty to assault and battery for participating in the attack on Miss Pauline Heeser in South St Louis after she rode a Transit car. Judge Clark sentenced each to two years in the state industrial home at Chillicothe.
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Fouix
Annie Swez
Mary Trantine
Annie Klorseck
Pauline Heeser
South St. Louis
Clark
Chillicothe
Herscher Village Strikes Oil In Paying Quantities
Herscher in Kankakee County reports oil in paying quantities after a 152-foot well sunk by Sarre of Chicago. Pumping began Thursday and by night the well yielded two gallons per hour with gas present sufficient to operate the works.
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Kankakee
Idl
Herscher
Sarre
Chicago
Iton
Desertions Reported On USS Kearsarge Before Brooklyn Sail
From the Brooklyn navy yard on June 4 the battleship Kearsarge faces numerous desertions on the eve of sailing. Sailors complain of poor food and discipline while absolving Captain Folger of blame, pointing to his subordinates.
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Kearsy
New York
Kearsarge
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Folger
Loursville Kentucky Declines Gubernatorial Candidacy
Loursville Ky June 9 W Taylor declines to be considered for the Republican gubernatorial nomination citing duty to himself and family. John W Yerkes of Evansville is an aspirant for the post.
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Loursville
W. &. Taylor
John W. Yerkes
Inville
Bar ner Balve heals many ailments say Noah Martin
The advertisement touts Bar ner Balve as a universal healer for various ailments from sores to skin conditions. It credits Noah Martin with endorsing the medicine as the most healing in the world while noting differing views on politics and religion.
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Noah Martin
Missouri News Highlights From St Joseph and Nearby Towns
Reports from St Joseph and surrounding areas detail accidents and deaths including Robert Dougherty losing a right hand while hunting near Stur and a boy drowning in the Missouri River at Kansas City. Education notes cite 35 teachers graduated from the state normal school and various political and civic items recount receptions, reunions, and reform party activities.
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Stur
Robert Dougherty
Eevensburg
James W. Fisher
Oxford
Stephens
Secsity
H. W. Morgan
Columbia
Maj. Towles
Coney
Warsen
Benton County
Osage River
Blue Lick Springs
Marshall
Gallatin
OP Gaye
Jespex
Lakeside Park
Webb City
Afollie Welch
San
Smithville
Alfred Wright
Susy
Spratt
Wala Migs
Meta Eitzen
Franklin County
Sta University
Gallagher
St. Joseph
Odal
Charles Olmer
Nodaway County
Grant
Nodandy County
Lester Hamilton
Wesley Bower
Sees
Dalla
Estec
Renner Woodrong
Brther
Sola
Buide Ovent
Kansan
Stree
Mr. Carroll
Louis
Maj
HE. Willams
Imigbr
St Joplin
Joplin
Robert S. Stone
W. Jefferson Pollard
St. Lovina
Gol. John
L Martin
Richmond
C. F. Kinzel
Kinzel
Christian Science
William Brenehf
Sedalia
St. Louis
Union Reform Party
Missouri
New Party
Westport
Kansas City
Scott
Missouri Horticultural Society
Chillicothe
Wil Christopher
Missouri River
Krause Headache Capsule Ad Claims Quick Relief
An old advertisement promises fast head relief if taken before bed. It suggests the capsule will leave the user with a cool clear head come morning and urges taking one now. The copy includes a price and a seller at a Lane address.
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Krause
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