Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health Renewal
An advertisement urges readers to trust Hood's Sarsaparilla not appearances. It touts spring cleansing benefits, renewed energy, and better daily work readiness. Testimonials claim goitre relief and healing of a running leg sore, attributed to the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jirod
Hood
Thomas Jones
South St
Utica
N. Y
A. W. Barrett
Powell ‘Street
Lowell, Mass
A Wish Rewarded From The Governor's Generosity
An old gentleman reconsiders a youth's plea for funds and grants two cents for yeast, framing the exchange as a gentle, humorous lesson. The Washington Star quote contrasts stern propriety with indulgent, lighthearted parental humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
His Successful Effort
A fragment from The Detroit Journal and Chicago Evening reference a humorous train encounter. An old gentleman, father of the speaker's beloved, tells a yarn heard nine years ago. The piece touches a wartime question about the Philippines being east or west, pending a vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jove
Tim
Chicago
Philippines
Detroit Journal
California Fig Syrup Co laxative remedy ad claim
The piece extols Syrur or lies as a pleasant, effective laxative from the California Fig Syrup Co. It touts cleansing the system, curing colds and fevers, and aiding habitual constipation without irritating kidneys or liver. It notes figs used in manufacturing but medicine derived from senna, urges buying from the named company to avoid imitations, and lists prices and city branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callifornia Fie Syrup Co
California Fie Syrup Co
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Can
Louisville
New York
Nation honors fallen soldiers at Arlington in grand funeral
At Arlington cemetery on April 7 a 15 000 strong crowd, led by President McKinley and the cabinet, paid final respects to 826 officers and men from the Spanish American War. Caskets lay under flags in two acre plots with precise officer placements, chaplains officiated, and taps rang out as interments began.
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Washington
Arlington Cemetery
McKinley
Potomac
Fort McPherson
Edgar Wubert
Eighth United States Infantry
I. S. Barnett
Ninth United States Infantry
Rls. Turman
Sixth United States Infantry
Francis Creighton
United States Volunteer Signal Corps
Pan
O’dowd
John O'Dowd
Seventh Infantry
Wood
C. W. Freeland
Fort Monroe
Father McGhee
St. Patrick's Church
Freeland
Episcopal Church
Womin
Sam
President's Arrival at the Soldier's Grave Ceremony
A presidential party arrives at Fort McPherson for a funeral of fallen soldiers. Troops from the Fourth and Fifth artillery, naval militia, arsenal regulars, and district guards form the guard of honor as the Dead March in Saul plays. Leaders and military aides accompany the president to the grave in solemn, uncovered quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father McGee
Fort Myer
Lee Mansion
Fourth
Fifth Artillery
Old Fort
McPherson
Potomac Bridge
Miles
Saul
Francis L. Guenther
District National Guard
Arsenal
Hin
Hay
Gage
Long
Hitchcock
Wilson
Smith
Taylor
Corbin
John M. Wilson
Bingham
Gen. Miles
United States Delegation Named for Disarmament Congress
The secretary of state announced the U S delegation to the Hague disarmament congress meeting in late May. It includes Andrew D White ambassador to Germany reversed here as Berlin, Newell minister to the Netherlands, Seth Low of Columbia University, Capt. Crozier U S N, Capt. A T Mahan retired, and Frederick Holls of New York as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
the Hague
Delegaton
Andrew D. White
Herlin
Newell
Netherlands
Seth Low
Columbia University
New York
Crozier
Ordnance Department
U.S. N
A. Ty Mahan
A respite in hostilities in Manila amid quiet fronts
Manila reports a week of respite in fighting as Filipinos digest the U S commission proclamation. Rebels stay quiet while Gen Lawton's sharpshooters adopt Filipino tactics, harassing at night. Malos returns to normal, business resumes, camps are prepared, and troops clean the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
United States Commission
Lawton
Malos
McKinley Wife Inherits Oil Rights In Saxton Land
Canton Ohio April 7 Mrs McKinley wife of the president and her sisters heirs of the late George D Saxton own mineral and surface land rights in 260 acres near Scio oil fields. Discovery of surface ownership reveals minerals reserved by James Saxton father of Mrs McKinley. A lease test is planned with royalties to the heirs if oil is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton, O
Saxton
Heira
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Appears in Paper
An advertisement promotes Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a supreme kidney remedy. It explains kidneys filter blood every three minutes and warns against laxatives, touting Swamp Root as natural aid. Offers free sample bottle and health book by mail from Kilmer & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swamp Root
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
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Carter Book Co
St Louis
WTA
Cuba
Porto Rico
the Disarmament Congress
Day
Otis
Winchester
OVA Postal
Caro
Winchester Revearine Arms
Syowenester Ave
New Haven
Conn
Spalding
Henry Chadwick
Ate
A. G. Spalding & Bros
Denver
Orate
Étlil
Geo. W. Bowles
Baird
Mass
Sterling Remedy Company
Chisago
Montreal
A. J. Tower
Boston
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