P ERUNA Claims Help Women Through Change of Life
Mp Mathilde Richter and Mrs Col Hamilton endorse Peruna as beneficial for women through menopause and pelvic catarrh. They claim increased strength and return to work after using Pe ro-na and Man-a-lin. Free health book by Dr Hartman offered to readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathilde Richter
Doniphan Nob
Peraha
Col. Hamilton
Columbus
Smd
Hlartman
Hartman
Bus
Destruction and Panic as Pekin Legations Are Destroyed
Dispatches report burning of the Pekin legations and executions of city officials in Tien Tsin amid a Chinese uprising. Boxers control the city while fires devastate churches and foreign residences. Telegraphs damaged hinder repairs as a relief train to Lang-Fang must retreat.
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Fareiagierta
London
Hong Kong
Baron von Hetteler
Tien Tain
York
Jane
Journal and Advertiser
Tien Tsin
Tien /Trin
Tien Tsim
ang-Fang
Shanghai
Lang-Fang
Are Among Those Imperilled by the Situation in Pekin
London dispatches assess the China situation as more serious with cautious rumor reception. Minister Wu of the Chinese delegation visited the state department to discuss a personal matter, but said no new instructions were received from his government.
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Pekin
London
China
Times
Chinese Regatior
MacArthur
Manila
Admiral Remy
State Department
Ledyard
Detroit
Vekin
Alger
Srouvie
Battle Off Santiago Prize Money Awarded by Court
The U S court of claims ruled in the Samp son case that Admiral Sampson was commander in chief at Santiago and Commodore Schley led a division under him. It found the Spanish squadron inferior and awarded bounty totaling 166 700 dollars, with Sampson about 8 835 dollars and Schley about 3 000 dollars. The ruling also states Sampson acted in command during the battle and notes vessel movements on the New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Court of Claims
W .J. Sampson
Santiago
Admiral Kampson
Schley
Kampson
Cervera
Admiral Sampson
Admiral Schley
Ol Sampson
New York
Unclear historical note on healing remedy claims
Fragmentary text mentions healing, medicine, and a person named Martin but lacks clear events or entities to define a proper news item. The readable content centers on medicinal claims and general wellness without verifiable specifics or dates.
Veiled War in China Halts Pekin Relief Effort
Shanghai dispatch describes a tense stand off as 100000 imperial troops guard Beijing while foreign legations are effectively prisoners. Ministers fail to communicate with relief column commanders and a demand to open gates goes unanswered. MacDonald reports legations can hold if not attacked in force.
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London
China
Shanghai
Dauly
Cabling
Pekin
Legation
Tien Tsin
Tung
Tsung-Li-Yamen
Claude MacDonald
Boers attack reconstruction train near Rhenoster river
Lord Roberts reports Klerksdorp surrendered June 9 to an armed party. Boers attacked a reconstruction train early June 15 near the Rhenoster river. mounted troops repelled the attack, one man killed and 11 wounded. Cronje considers surrender upon Pretoria’s fall. courthouse reportedly barraged with arms.
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London
Was
Lord Roberts
Pretoria
Klerksdorp
Hun
K Kitchener
Rhenoster River
Funston Pursues Lacuna After Papaya Assault
Manila report states Gen. Lacuna moved on Papaya in Neuvaccija. Major Wheeler’s info shows Gen. Funston with Capt Koehler and Troop G and Company F of the 34th Infantry engaged, driving insurgents from a ridge two miles south. Twenty-two insurgents killed. one American dead and one wounded.
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Manila
Wheeler
Lacuna
Papaya
Neuvaccija
Funston
Koehler
Fourth Cavalry
Thirty-fourth Infantry
Fimston
Filipino insurgent surrender reported by MacArthur
Washington reports a major surrender as Gen. Macabulos yields to Col. E L Liscum at Tarlac. The detachment includes eight officers one hundred twenty four enlisted men and one hundred twenty four rifles. Macabulos is described as the last key insurgent leader in Tarlac and Pangasinan.
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Macabules
Tarine
Washington
War Department
MacArthur
Messape
Manila
Macabulos
E. L Liscum
Ninth Infantry
Tarlac
Pangsaenan
Mac Arthur
Tragic Logging Rail Crash Near Williamsport Kills Six
Six men died and another was fatally injured when a logging railroad derailment at Commal, six miles from Williamsport, caused a train to plunge 300 feet. The engineer and fireman perished instantly along with four Italian laborers. cars and engine were smashed beyond recognition.
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Williamsport
Commal
Readjustment of Postmaster Salaries Marks Banner Year
Washington June 16 The readjustment of pastimisters salaries just completed shows the remarkable increase in postal office activity last year has been eclipsed this year making the present year the banner year in postal service history.
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Washington
Postal Service
Bryan Nomination Seen Secured by Key State Conventions
Democratic state conventions in California Missouri Kentucky Georgia and Vermont affirm William J Bryan as the presidential nominee on the Democratic ticket with more than the required two thirds support. The convention actions raise clear indications of a strong nomination path.
Coal firms and dealers indicted for extortion in coal pricing
Hopkinsville Kentucky June 16 The Christian County grand jury returned indictments against five large coal mining companies and eight local dealers charging they unlawfully extorted from the public by conspiring to keep coal prices high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinsville
Christian County
Kentucky ends dual government as records move to statehouse
The Kentucky state offices were officially turned over to Democratic officers and records moved from the capitol hotel to the statehouse, marking the end of the dual government in Kentucky on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Kentucky
Capitol Hotel
Statehouse
Death of Bishop Wilmer in Mobile at 54
Rt Rev Richard Tanker Wilmer Episcopal Bishop of Alabama died in Mobile on Thursday at age 54. Born in Alexandria Virginia on March 25, 1816, he served the diocese with long tenure and was a prominent church leader.
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Mobile
Ala
Richard Tanker Wilmer
Diocese of
Alabama
Wishop Wilmer
Alexandria
Chinatown Quarantine Dissolved in San Francisco
San Francisco health board meets and declares quarantine dissolved yesterday afternoon. Public health officials report no further restrictions. The move ends a prolonged effort to control outbreaks and reopen streets and businesses.
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San Francisco
Jane
Board of Health
Klerksdorp Gains Strategic Rail Link In War Report
London June 16 Lord Roberts reports Klerksdorp has become a strategic British position as it sits at the end of a railroad to Johannesburg and near the Kroonstad Vierfontein line. Dispatch from Pretoria notes telegraph reopenings. Also, Jim Holloway, once Boer adjutant, captured after blowing a bridge. Cronje’s son linked to Mafeking siege. Afrikander Bond congress opens at Paarl with 70 delegates and seven assemblymen.
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London
Klerksdorp
Lord Roberts
Johannesburg
Kroonstad-Vierfonteing
Piet Cronje
Cronje
Famousen Cronje
St. Helena
Mafeking
Pretoria
Jim” Holloway
Kimberley
Fourtees Streams
Holloway
Transvaal
Paarl
Dewey Rules Out Vice Presidential Candidacy
Admiral Dewey, returning from a western trip, said he has not been offered the nomination and has never contemplated being a candidate for vice president. He would not accept the nomination if offered, stating his position remains unchanged for the past three months.
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Washington
Admiral Dewey
Oge
Bryan
Court of Appeals discharges supersedeas bonds in Kentucky contests
The Kentucky court of appeals sustains part of Atty Gen Breckinridge's motion in minor state contests, discharging supersedeas bonds for Republican officials regarding possession of state offices and buildings. The motion to discharge bonds over salaries is overruled, placing Democratic officials in possession immediately.
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Frankfort
Court of Appeals
Atty.Gen
Breckinridge
Boer Envoys Fischer and Wessels Visit Baltimore
Messrs Fischer and Wessels, two Boer envoys, arrived in Baltimore and met Mayor Hayes. The mayor pledged local sympathy and said the national government could warrant more concrete aid, noting that the fall of Pretoria would not mean defeat.
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Baltimore
Messra Fischer
Wessels
Hayes
Capitiel
Fire suspected arson at Vincennes annex Exposition
A small fire erupted early Wednesday in the Vincennes annex machinery area of the Paris Exposition between the German and Austrian locomotive and car exhibits. Investigators found a wood bundle soaked in oil, indicating incendiarism.
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Paris
Vincennes
Relief In Six Hours From New Great South America Kidney Cure
Distressing kidney and bladder distress relieved in six hours by New Great South America Kidney Cure. Sales pitch asserts rapid relief and cure, with claims of astonishing pain reduction and universal efficacy.
To Cure a Cold In One Day Take Laxative Bromo
Advertising copy promotes a one day cold cure with Bromo Quinine tablets. It claims a refund if it fails and notes E W Guove’s signature on each box with a 25 cent price.
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E. W. Guove
Census summary shows U.S. population rise and city gains
The Tribune reports census data from 3,000 respondents across the United States. It lists population growth percentages, values of manufactured products and farm lands, and estimates for major cities including New York Chicago Philadelphia and Cleveland. Five leading states by population are New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Missouri, and Illinois.
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Cicago
Tribune
Ihe
United States
Alaska
Euy Peet
Greater
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Louis
TSE
Baltimore
Boston
Jinelanaul
Buffalo
Sieveland
Frandsen
Pittsburgh
Detroit No
New Orleans
Washington Eng
Milwaukee Ee
Newark
So Loyk
Louisville
Minneapol
Jersey
Denver
Col
Rochester
Archbishop Keane Named Archbishop of Dubuque
Washington reports from the papal legation indicate the early appointment of Archbishop Keane to Dubuque. German clergy oppose due to their support for Father Carroll and over the Schroeder case at the Catholic University.
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Washington
Konte
Keane
Dubuque
Father Carroll
Dulagque Seminary
Catholic University
Charles A Ru del on Trial in Quo Warranto Case
Peoria Illinois June 17 the trial of the quo warranto proceedings against Charles A Ru del is in progress. Ru del is charged with being a defaulter to 4700 and faces embezzlement and perjury indictments. The case is expected to be lengthy and may span the summer. Berlin June 18 immigrants through Hamburg and Bremen last month totaled 3094 up from 20683 in May with five month totals 1791 for the year hastily summarized.
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Peoria
Board of Supervisors
Charles A. Rudel
Ruel
Europe
Berlin
Hamburg
Bremen
Germany
Kentucky suffers severe harvest losses after heavy floods
Louisville report notes wheat destroyed beyond recovery after floods, hay nearly worthless, and thousands of acres of corn and tobacco drowned out. An Indian Territory population estimate by William H. Darraugh shows about 400000 total, with 44750 belonging to the five civilized tribes.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Lilian Territory
Ninita
1. T
Indian Territory
Okibona
William H. Darraugh
United States
Five Civilized Tribes
Clerk Shoots Self at Amramean Car Plant Treasurer’s Office
Edward B. Makettle, 70, a clerk in the Amramean Car and Foundry Co offices, shot himself in the head this afternoon in the treasurer’s office and died an hour later at City Hospital. No reason was given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Edward B. Mak Tetle
Amramean Car and Foundry Co
Farmer fatally run over by train near Grayville
Henry Wieb, a farmer from near Cuntide WL, attempted to board the Big Four passenger train on Friday and fell between cars. He was removed by bystanders but died an hour later.
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Grayville
Henry Wiebsing
Cuntide
Jehn
McLean Sends $43,000 Check to Bryan in Campaign Move
Columbus Ohio June 17 John R B McLean mailed his personal check for 43000 dollars to William J Bryan ahead of the forthcoming campaign. The payment aims to counter any misinterpretation of McLean's trip to Europe.
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A&a Comfortablice
Columbus
John RB. McLean
William J. Bryan
la de Ned
Meiean
Europe
Wheat crop damaged by heavy rains across Dilingis counties
Heavy rains have damaged standing wheat across several Dilingis counties. Farmers are discouraged about prospects of a good crop as the season wanes.
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Chicago
Congressman Hoffecker Dies Suddenly in Smyrna
Dover June 17 Congressman John Henry Hoffecker Delaware's lone representative in the lower house collapsed and died in Smyrna Kent county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Del
John Henry Hoffecker
Delaware
Smyrna
Kent County
Headache capsule ad urges Krause’s product
An advertisement claims Krause's Headache capsules soothe a worn head. take one before bed for a clear morning and relief within about half an hour. The Bold by A. W. price is 26 cents.
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Price
A. W
Efforts Under Way to Open China Communications
Washington June 18 The third day passes without official news on the crisis in China. White House, State, War and Navy offices manned but no information forthcoming. Attempts to reach Admiral Kempff and Chefoo failed. plans to dispatch more forces or a faster message are considered if cables remain cut.
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Washington
China
White House
War
Chefoo
Taku
Yorktown
Admiral Kempf
Willi
Admiral Remey
Manila
United States
Nagasaki
Japan
Siberia
Europe
Shanghai
India
Red
Mediterranean
Mantua
Kempff
Wreck Injures Dozens on Carnegie Train in Pittsburgh
Five persons were severely injured and 15 to 20 more hurt when a landslide from Mount Washington dumped over 100 tons of rock and earth onto the Carnegie passenger car on the Pan Handle railroad in Pittsburgh. The collision disrupted service as investigators counted casualties and secured the scene.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie
Mount Washington
Ankle Sprain Quick Cure Praised in Guide
Geo E Cary of the Guide Washington Virginia reports a severe ankle sprain cured quickly after using Chamberlains Pain Balm. He tried several medicines first but found rapid relief once he began the Balm, expressing satisfaction with the speedy complete cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. E. Cary
Guide
Washington, Va
Chamberlain
Noah Martin Droggiet
Missouri Notes and Events from St. Joseph Record
The St. Joseph Record reports a string of local items. Robberies hit Lemonville depot offices with three express packages stolen. Ava's W. J. Turner General Store burned in a lightning strike causing $19,000 loss. Epworth leagues met at Appleton City and Monett. 18 orphans found homes near Milan. The Record sold to Edward Ralston who will publish a Republican paper. Missouri militia polling opinions and costs discussed by Gov. Stephens. Robbers caught in Greenfield. Legal wrangling over bondholders in St Clair county. Missouri School of Mines rolls into a record year. Ex Mayor James M. Jones remarries in Indianapolis. Pharmaceutical association plans for next year at Perthe Springs. Rich Hill Sunday School excursion near Kansas City. A father escorts two daughters to Fulton asylum in sorrow. Liberty odd fellows' home cornerstone laid with a $75 jewel donation. Belton bride gain and loss over a $500 gift. Reviver Maj. Cole tours White River area delivering sermons. Kansas City court of appeals upholds life insurance payout to Inez Huff. suicide clause rejected. Marmaduke, cousin of the late governor, dies at Mexico after long service. Missouri ranks fifth in 1900 census population gain. Union laundry workers in St. Joseph form a nonunion counterforce with strong backing.
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Charles A. Kellogg, S Jr
Carthage
Tee Srethe Price
Will O
Garth
Fie
Lemonville
W. J. Turner
Ava
Appleton City
Monett
New York
Milan
St. Joseph
Edward Ralston
Maryville
Stephens
Missouri
St. Louis
John Burger
Sun's Creek
Dade County
Greenfield
George Worth
C. D Bradley
St. Clair County
Wrious
Missouri School of Mines
Rolla
James M. Jones
Kansas City
Kansas City, Was Recently Married To Mrs. <. E. Dummert
Jones
Indianapolis
Missouri Pharmaceutical Association
Tertle Springs
Paul L. Hess
William Middlebach
Boonville
A M. Whelpley
Perthe Springs
First Presbyterian Sunday School
Rich Hill
Fairmount Park
F. E. Kellogg
Internal Revenue
Robert Singer
Potosi
Washington County
Fulton Insane Asylum
Odd Fellows’ Home
Liberty
Hiram Lloyd
Grand Lodge of
W.S. Weismmer
Maj. Cole
Springfield
White River
Kansas City Court of Appeals
Inez Huff
Sovereign Camp
Woodmen of the World
Nevada
Vernon County
Court of Appeals
Nebraska
J. M. Marmaduke
Mexico
Southern Methodist Sunday School
Chicago Tribune
A Wealth of Beauty Hidden by Unsightly Pimples
Backlen's Arnica Salve claims to clear skin eruptions including pimples eczema tetter and erysipelas while also treating cats bruises burns boils felons piles. Cure guaranteed and sold by Noah Martin druggist for 95 cents a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Martin Draggiat
Caves of Congo Region Reportedly Inhabited By Locals
Delphi Record cites Mouvement Geographic account that Libut Cercke’s Congo state troops located cavern networks in the Luataba valley region near Lufira falls. Caves stretch long, some two miles or more, often dark and dry with thousands said to dwell inside. Cerckel faced hostile tribes after gaining brief access with gifts. continued exploration halted by danger.
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I Caznenia
Urua
Congo
Bruskels
Delphi
Libut
Cercke
Mte Mouvement Geographic
Est
Luataba
Piuo
Djuo
Mokapa
Cerckel
Denis
Cerekel
Electric velocipedes spark parental debate
The New York Sun quotes Mr Fatherly predicting a future with electric velocipedes for boys. He argues early motorized vehicles could reduce risks from manual pedaling and stray collisions, though concerns about safety and street chaos persist as youngsters imagine electric devices replacing human power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New ‘York Sun
Question of the Chicago matron and the hidden answer
A Chicago woman overhears a couple on a South Side boulevard discussing living together after saying they must live their lives. She never hears the reply and leaves, feeling deprived of the expected conclusion and the end of her novel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chronicle
South Side Boulevard
Gir
Galt
Horses Cheap in the West Says Brady
Rev. Cyrus Townsend Brady recalls a western stockman offering six well bred horses at a low price and learns the speaker would rather feed and care for fewer horses, since the market makes giving them away nearly impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Townsend Brady
Ladies’ Home Journal
Mince
Reform aims to lighten postman workloads with lighter paper
English reformers urge lighter mailing materials to reduce postmen’s burden. They advocate using weightier single sheets and avoiding two sheets where one suffices, backed by figures showing overall reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Shortening at Railroad Run
Rail service time between New York and Boston reduced to four hours and nine minutes. Officials cite efficiency gains and timetable adjustments affecting travel. New schedules favor rapid transit with revised departure and arrival windows, aiming to improve intercity connection speeds.
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New York
Boston
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Local Druggist
A local druggist, J. Gold, reports five years of complete satisfaction selling Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He notes it for family use on coughs and colds and recommends it over other medicines. Sold by Noshartin Drugist.
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Chamberlain
J. Gold
Almaye
Noshartin Drageist
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