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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1900

Page

3

Sergeant Buck Taylor Endorses Peruna Cure

Buck Taylor a Rough Rider and Roosevelt ally promotes Peruna as the best catarrh remedy. He cites personal use and success, noting the medicine’s impact and urging readers to request the Book of Sentimentals from The Peruna Co. Columbus.

Buck Taylor Ous Rough Riders Roosevelt New York Upper New York State Earth Buck F. Taylor Péruma Columbus

Statue of General Grant unveiled in Capitol Rotunda

On May 20 a Grant statue presented by the G A R was unveiled in the Capitol rotunda in Washington. Mrs Grant and Mrs Sartoris attended with descendants. the unveiling occurred quietly before a large audience in the hall of representatives.

Washington Gen Craint Go AK Pras Hall of Hig Whgut Grant Mount McGregor Giprioux Jefferson Hamilton Lincoln Appomattox Cornwallis Burgoyne Sartoris Miss Sartoris A. R Erderson Benntoy Frye Senate Miks Sartoris

Allemar Col Baden-Powell Hero of the Hour

London crowds fill streets overnight in a triumphant display as Baden-Powell and war news spark cheers. The Mansion House Marlborough House and War Office become focal points with flags waved and national songs sung. Citizens, especially young men, crowd prominent squares in the wake of the announcement.

Col Baden-Powell Hero OF the Hour London

Mayors Announcement Sparks Mafeking Relief Celebrations

On May 1 at the Mansion House Lord Mayor A J Newton announced the relief of Mafeking to a cheering crowd. Traffic was diverted as streets filled with song and salute, unions jacks waved, and phrases of British pluck echoed amid special editions and ticker reports reaching Windsor and Marlborough House.

Newton Mansion House Lomsden Mafeking A. J. Newton Mafeking J C da Cheerigus Orenda Hmafekipx Waach Col. Baden-Powell Feking Mafcking Jord Inez Suga Lkood Sewa Windsor Castle Lord Salisbury Prince of Wales Marlborough House

Proclamations Of Aguinaldo Circulate In Manila

A May 4 proclamation from Pollo island in the Philippine group east of Luzon is circulating in Manila. It claims the McKinley commission was appointed without congressional authorization and cannot act officially.

Manila Aguinaldo Pollo Island Luzon McKinley Congress

Senator Clark to Give Daughter Jewels for Marriage

New York on May 20 announced that Senator Clark will present his daughter Miss Katherine Clark with jewels valued at 85000 dollars for her marriage to Dr. Lew Rutherford Morris. Six thousand wedding invitations will be issued and the total cost of the wedding is estimated at 125000 dollars.

New York Senattor Clark Katherine Clark Lew Rutherford Morris

Sunday Work on Convention Hall Roof Trusses Progress

Kanaen¢ City Missouri May 21. Several crews of artisans worked all day Sunday on Convention hall. The fourth set of trusses for the roof were partially put in place while contractors supervising excavation concrete and masonry work oversaw construction along those lines.

Kanaen¢ City

Ambushers Routed With Heavy Loss Near Aguasnan

Manila May 21 reports that five hundred insurgents, half armed with rifles, ambushed ten scouts of the Fortieth volunteer infantry in the hills near Aguasnan Mindango. The Americans routed the natives, killing 31. American casualties were two killed and three wounded.

Manila Fortieth Volunteer Infantry Aguasnan Mindango

Congress to Investigate Cuban Affairs Backed by President

Washington May 20 Congress will investigate affairs in Cuba. The president favors this strongly and has communicated his wishes to leading Republican senators and representatives. There is general agreement that the recent developments call for a thorough overhauling and ventilation.

Washington Congress Cuba

Chicago Brewers Challenge City License Ordinance

In Chicago on May 20, owners of breweries refuse the annual May 1 500 license fee and, five of them band together to defy the ordinance while attacking its validity in court.

Chicago

Train Wreck on Guadalajara Branch Kills Eight

A work train on the Guadalajara branch of the Mexican Central road collided with an obstruction. The American engineer and ten Mexican laborers were killed.

Chicago Guadalajara Mex

Cabinet Talks Keep Africa Intervention Ban Firm

New York reports that a cabinet meeting ended with the decision to adhere to the prior stance against intervention in Africa unless both sides request mediation.

New York Washington The Herald Africa

Allen's Foot-Ease Featured in Early Ad Puff

An early advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease powder as a cure for tired feet corns bunions and calluses. It claims instant comfort for nervous feet and protruding nails with a trial pack available by mail order from Le Roy New York and a list of agents in various towns.

Allen ngeFrdy Iress Alina Histad le Roy

Peace prospects amid Mafeking victory riots in Britain

London reports a telegram to the prime minister from Kruger seeking terms of peace after Mafeking’s defense. Unclear terms are hinted as unconditional surrender is suggested by some. Riots flared in London Aberdeen and Belfast with prayers in churches nationwide.

London Daily Express Foreign Office Kruger Mafeking Lord Sadbury Aberdeen Belfast United Kingdom Mandell Creighton Windsor

One Desperate Robber Hits Coates Hotel in Kansas City

A lone highwayman entered the Coates hotel corridor at 11:30 pm and forced open the cigar stand strong box, escaping with diamonds worth 1500 dollars, 250 dollars in gold and currency, and 100 dollars in checks. He threatened eight clerks and one employee with a revolver and rode away on a horse tied nearby.

Kansas City Coates Hotel

Hunt Named Secretary of State for Inland of Porto Rico

William H. Hunt of Montana has been chosen as secretary of state for the Inland of Porto Rico. He resigns as U S agent before the Chilean claims commission to take this appointment. Hunt is the son of the late Secretary Hurt and a high standing lawyer.

Ie Mme Porto Rico Washington Wm H. Hunt Montana Hunt United States Chilian Claime Commission Hurt

Samuel Moses Confesses After Rescue in Tremont Area

Balt Take Utah May 20 The Deseret News reports Samuel Moses who allegedly murdered his wife and three children near Tremont three miles away confessed to the reporter after being rescued from the Jordan River by police.

Balt Take Utah Deseret News Jordin River Samual Moses Elleren Tremont, Jr Moses cDecret News

Fire destroys six story Water Street building in Newburgh

A fire yesterday in Newburgh destroyed a six story Water Street block housing Perk & Vallse furniture dealers and adjacent structures. Volunteer firefighter Willis Meginn was killed by a falling wall. Loss estimated at 77000 dollars.

Newburgh N. Y Water Street Perk & Vallse Willis Meginn

Alleged Embezzler Arrested in Carbondale

William Wyker of Carbondale, Illinois, was arrested late Saturday in St Louis on charges of embezzling $4,000 from Whitney & Co of San Francisco. Wyker plans to travel to the coast to face the charge.

Carbondale William 17 Wyker St Louis Whitney & Co San Francisco Wyker

Drowned While Shooting the Rapids at Kingston

Two Princeton sophomore rowers Duy of Nutley New Jersey and Augur of Evanston Illinois drowned yesterday afternoon while attempting to shoot the rapids in a canoe to Kingston.

Princeton, \. J Princeton Vliss, Duy Nutley N. J Augur Evanston Jil Kingston Am

Farmers union forms in Springfield Indiana

Springfield Indiana May 17 The American Farmers union incorporated here is expected by promoters to become a strong organization among farmers and rival all other farmer groups.

Springfield American’Farmers' Union Anney

Kicked by Horse Kills Man in Lebanon Missouri

Chancey Reynold s of Sleeper Missouri was fatally kicked in the chest by his horse at noon yesterday and died within ten minutes at Lebanon. The accident occurred as Reynolds attempted to mount the horse. Local authorities reported no witnesses.

Lebanon Chancey Reynolds Sleeper

One Fare for the Round Trip

Washington May 1 All railroads have agreed to a rate of one fare for the round trip to the republican convention in Philadelphia.

Washington H Ave Philadelphia

Grain-D the new grain drink replaces coffee in packs

Try Grain-D a food drink for all ages that mimics coffee but is made from pure grains. It has a rich seal brown color like Java and is sold to general grocers with packages priced at 15 and 25 cents.

Java Momagh

The Unbeaten Champion: A Boxing Legend Remains

The piece reflects on John L. Sullivan as a long reigning World champion, notes trends that led to his fall and suggests a future challenger for the undefeated, emblematic figure who represents ultimate strength and skill in boxing.

Congress Work and Debates in Late Session

The summary outlines Senate and House actions across dates in mid month including appropriations for armor and defense, a free homes bill, and state issues in Montana. It notes Clark of Montana addressing privilege, resignation to the governor, and critiques of Marcus Daly. It covers Red Cross incorporation, Alaskan code debate, and post office and pneumatic tube provisions. The piece mentions Confederate soldier relief, Panama Canal inquiry calls, and statues accepted by Missouri and the Grand Army.

Senate Connie Wee Toe Maine Ohio Missouri Clark Mont Montana Marcus Daly Montzana Cuba United States House American National Red Cross District of Columbia Percelion Organ Panama Canal McCumber Philippine Islands Cox Teun Sojliers Appomattox Lee Grant Post Office Benton and Blair Ulysses Urant Grand Army of the Republic

Montana Governor Denounces Senate Appointment

Ogden Utah May 17 Gov Robert E Smith of Montana denounces the appointment of Senator Clark to the U S Senate calling it contemptible trickery and a disgrace to Montana. He urged action by the state to condemn the move as he traveled toward Helena.

Ogden Utah Robert E Smith Montana Helena Clark United States Senate Spriggs North

Boiler Explosion Kills Two on Illinois Central Train

In Centralia Illinois May 13 the boiler of Locomotive 915 pulling the south bound Illinois Central train exploded at Dubois 22 miles south. Engineer Thomas Prickett and fireman Robert Weight were killed. The engine had only its third trip after a thorough overhaul and had earlier been involved in a head end collision on the same line with loss of lives.

Centralia Ilinois Central Dubois Thomas Prickett Robert Weight Freman

Minister Dies Suddenl y at Presbyterian Assembly

Rev. William A. Echols of Middle Art Ohio, a commissioner to the Presbyterian general assembly, collapsed and died of heart disease in the auditorium of the Washington and Compton Avenue Presbyterian church in St. Louis at 10 30 a m while the assembly was in session dialogue with Athens presbytery of the synod of Ohio.

St. Louis William A. Echols Middle Art Presbyterian General Assembly Athens Synod of Ohio Washington and Compton Avenue

Fire devastates main street in Grand Meadow Minn

A blaze in Grand Meadow Minnesota on May 15 destroyed one side of the town's business district. Spring Valley sent no special train yet helped by its apparatus. Loss is estimated at 50,000 dollars with full insurance. Origin of the fire is unknown.

Grand Meadow Minn Spring Valley

Troops Mobilized for Otis Day Celebration in Rochester

Secretary of War Root orders three battalions from the department of the east to participate in the Otis day event in Rochester New York. The units include infantry cavalry and artillery and will establish a model camp at an in city location.

Rochester N. Y Root Department of the East Lmits

Earthquake Shocks Felt Across Mexico City

City of Mexico reports two sharp tremors yesterday afternoon, the first lasting 40 seconds and the second 20 seconds, felt from east to west and across the city.

City of Mexico

Miss Newman Endorses Chamberlain's Pain Ben e

Gray resident Miss Florence Newman suffering from mocular rheumatism testifies that Chamberlain's Pain Ben e gives relief. She praises the remedy and states the product is for sale by Noah Martin Druggist.

Florence Newman Chamberlain Newman Gray Noah Martin Druggjat

Montanan Senate Presses Clark Credential Question

The senate committee on privileges and elections directs Chairman Chandler to push action on the Clark resolution as originally reported. Gov. Smith's dispatch from Butte accuses Clark of collusion and fraud in seeking an appointment via Lieut. Gov. Spriggs and calls for full inquiry into his credentials and the state’s rights. The committee vote on the resolution was 6 to 3.

Washington Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections Chandler Clark Senate of the United Spriggs Court of Justice Senate Montans Committee On Committee On Privileges and Elections

Aguinaldo Letter Warns Manilla Residents To Flee

President sends to Senate a translated Aguinaldo note dated January 17 1899 from Malolos urging Senor Legardo to leave Manila with family for safety. General Otis forwards the letter and denies American war initiation charges while noting the warning intent.

Washington Senate Gen. Otis Aguinaldo Manila Aguinallo Malolos Benito Legardo

Military Prisoner Shot While Attempting Escape

San Francisco May 19 A private of the Twentieth United States infantry named Bergum, imprisoned for sleeping at his post in Manila, was shot and killed near a woods line as guards ordered a halt during an escape attempt. He died from wounds to the hand and lung. other prisoners were captured.

San Francisco A C. Bergum Repidio Bergum Twentieth United States Infantry Mania

Commissioner Rules Loans By Building and Loan Firms Not Taxable

Washington May 18 Commissioner Wilson of the internal revenue bureau holds that building and loan associations making loans on collateral to their own members and paying small withdrawals on demand from their members are not liable to tax as brokers.

Washington Wilson Internal Revenue Bureau

Celery Nerve Compound Purifies Blood and Renews Energy

Spring fever weakens the body as winter overtaxes vitality. Celery Nerve Compound purifies the blood, tones nerves, and restores energy and appetite. Sold by A W Lane.

A- W Lane

Kansas City and Missouri News Roundup

A multi-item report covers local and state happenings from Kansas City and surrounding areas. It notes political debates in Congress, a national park bill at Wilson Creek, vandalism on a Linwood school addition, and various court cases and public works projects. It also mentions river flood effects on homes, school demographics in Carthage, and the Missouri reform school in Boonville along with a university event aiding a student medal fund.

A.D Query Lamar Neur Wagoner Kit St Joseph Shackelsohn James T. Moore Polk County Maine Tabitha Speers Chicago Great Western Railroad Woodruff Platte County Dearborn Fred Simpson McGee Street Kansas City Wenting Simpson Walters Dickey Kansasity Daniel Hoffer Lexington Philadelphia McKinley Linwood Senate Committee On Commerce Columbia River Joe Prenger Jefferson City Carthage Ils Wiliam Wolfe Shelbina Wolfe Daniel S. Tuttle Missouri S. Louis Missionary Board St. Joseph Raymond Uy WW. P. Robinson, Jr St. Joseph Grand Island Robinson DuPuy Western Railroad Genefil Chicago Streat West Abraham L. Duke Arkee Ngdaway County Crcuit Farley Wayne County Gorman Laclede County State Reform School For Boonville Webster Davis State University At Columbia

Dr B Detchon's Anti Diuretic Peddled in 19th Century Ad

An old advertisement touts Dr B Detchon's Anti Diuretic for both adults and children. It promises immediate relief for continence issues and belching from water seepage, listing a price of 100 dollars and a dollar test sale. Monroe & Howard druggists in Unionville Mo distribute.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mien Sart el Allemaar Ladysmith West End Aguinaldo Issurs Ordi Snow Presdent Krager Sara To Baye Kansas City Hotel WM. H Hunt Samuel Moses Tremont, Ill American Farmers’ Union John L. Sullivan Corbett Jin Fitzimmons California James Jeffries Jim Corbett Chaniisr Unionviele Gov. Smith Senator Clark Dagguoinm Illinois W. A. Echols Presbyterian Assembly Minnz Bispaton Montazua Courve Almeaat Monroe & Howard Drnggist Union, Ville, Mo
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