Benson's Plasterads and Cough Remedies Featured
An article extols Benson's Porous Plaster as superior for pain relief and broader winter ailments, citing widespread use, physician endorsement, and a 25-cent postage offer. Also noted are Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Stomach and Liver Tablets as trusted remedies, with local pharmacy availability and a brief military language note at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.K. van Pensen
Kilbourn, Wis
Chamberlain
Virubellty Pharmacy
Hall of Contralto? Poet lecture ad ends in faded ad mix
Fragmented criminal trade and medical ad clutter describe a murky Chicago scene. References to Hall the poet and a Contral Music Hall lecture, dubious druggist notices, stock ailments, and several damaged names hint at a noisy 19th century urban page. A small industrial loan notice and a secretary request close the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Sne Dose
I Haley
Tarr
Contral Music Hall
Chicago
Nothgood
Smith & Winstons
Drugeists
Good Cough Medicine Promoted for Children in Petersburg
An advertisement touts a cough remedy for children claiming no opiates or harmful drugs. It promotes Morgan as a popular Petersburg baler and notes sales at Mitchall's Pharmacy. A performer schedule is listed from June 16 to September 1 at Sel Zach carton Soldure Switzeland events, with daily shows indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Waitt
Gardiner
Chamberlain
Mitchell's Pharmacy
Fsp
Moryn
Petersburg
Mitchall's Pharmacy
Cure for kidney disease touted by Salem doctor
Dr K Watts of Salem Oregon reports five years of kidney disease with no relief from leading physicians. After using Foley's Kidney Cure, he claims to be completely cured in under two bottles. Also mentions Allen's Foot Ease and Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets praised by customers, with sample offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell's
K. Watts
Salem ‘O
Foley
Smith & Wintons
Pruggists
Closing Scenes of Fifty Sixth Congress in Washington
A detailed report recalls Senator Carter's biting Senate speech against the river and harbor bill, his vow to block enactment, and the session’s end with Vice President Roosevelt's induction ceremony. Speaker Henderson bids farewell as the House dissolves amid flowers, thanks, and a unanimous tribute from the minority leader. Emma Ward Tuck marries Robert W. Winters after Sam T. Jack's will urged marriage to his brother, a wish not followed.
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Tanee
Hearst al Thewsh
Senate
Carter
Carver
Roosevelt
Frye
House
Flenderson
Richardson
Tennessee
Henderson
Chicago
Lavely
Emma Ward Tuck
Sam
Jack
Robert W. Winters
Oakley Boulevard
Sam T. Jack
Tomes Jack
Winters
In London Interest in McKinley Inauguration Grows
Reports from London describe considerable interest in President McKinley's inauguration. Cable dispatches detail elaborate preparations and a noted contrast with the idea of a greater America. The St James Gazette comments on the scale of arrangements reflecting McKinley's era.
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London
McKinley
St. James
America
Draft of new government department and chief of canibabiry
A late draft presented by Commissioner Wright outlines establishing a new department and appointing a chief to oversee cannibary affairs. The plan envisions general control by the chief, with appointment by the commission, and notes immediate effects on medical and public order pending adoption and confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wta Ders
Dene
Gomintasione Wright
Aftenon
Alt
Dusukiur Constabuli Ric
Fnsitar Chiet
Cansmibabiry
Bartio
De Wet Survives Pursuit in Transvaal Action
London dispatch reports General De Wet with a small force eluding capture as his commando withdrew. Commandant Hoertzog reportedly crossed the Orange River, while General Bruce Hamilton found the Rovra not at Philipstown and observed them crossing toward Colesburg, illustrating intelligence gaps in Boer operations.
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de Wet
London
DewWet
Hoertzog
Orange River
Bruce Hamilton
DeWet
Philipstown
Coldsburg
Win
Colesburg
Insurgent commander surrenders near Panay island
Major Hughes reports Mondigar, a key insurgent commander near Holo, Panay, has surrendered with 50 men. Hundreds are reported to have sworn allegiance to the United States at various points.
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Manus
Hughes
Mondigar
Holo
Panay
United States
Jury Deliberates On Sampet Moser Murders Case
In Pekin on March 5 the case against Sampet Moser for the murder of his wife and their three children is before the jury.
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Dury
Daily Market Report for Grain and Livestock at Indianapolis
Market notes show mixed grain prices with No 2 red wheat around 79 cents and No 2 mixed corn near 41 to 44 cents, steady to firm cattle and hogs with cattle around 2.25 to 4.70 and hogs about 4.25 to 5.00, and sheep steady to 4.25. Cincinnati and Chicago markets report varied activity with slow grain, strong oats, and steady sheep. overall cash values for March delivery noted.
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Indianapolis
Zoe
Weok TettAcy
Cora—Firma
Cincinnati
Burlington Route Paving Express Offers Westward Tickets
A fragmented Burlington Route notice promotes through trains from St. Louis to Portland and Puget Sound with full dining car service, Pullman cars, and scenic Colorado detours. It highlights multiple connections to Kansas City, Denver, and the Pacific Coast with winter-spring departures and equipped excursions conducted by agents in St. Louis.
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St. Louis
Kansas City
Puget Sound
Portland
Burlington Northern Paving Express
el Upandard
Knowits City
Nebraska
Denver
Scenic Colorado
Saltlake City
M.rug
T. Ip
ASOL
Low
It Wakeley
Chth A
St Louis
Howard Setliott
Ganon i
St.Louis
Moe
Vague World War Era Public Notice on Travel and Accommodation
Fragmented OCR reads as a public notice advertising home seekers tickets from Evansville and other points to the South and Southwest. It mentions accommodation class superior, a twenty one day return window, stopovers, and a Southern Hom seekers guide mailed on application to Wheeler and partners. Various names and places appear garbled and unclear.
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Huch Mouth
Pointe St
Velal
Wheeler
Evansville
A. H
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Switzerland
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Real Estate, Loan and Insurance Act
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Murphy' Bloca
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Post
Washigton
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Tinner
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Gallani
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Senator Carter
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Pafitansville Mail
Chicago & Nashville
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Nantville
Chicago Limited
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Doa Aa Senna Rae
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