Actress Marie Wainwright Marries Leading Man
The Indicator reports Marie Wainwright wed her former leading man, hoping to keep that role. In Salt Lake City eight Brigham Young widows marked his birthday, a family scene noted as touching if not afflictive. Alaska’s largest stamp mill, with 540 stamps, processes quartz to yield daily about $3,640 in gold, lifting plant output to $14,060.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Brigham Young
Uncle Sam
Alaskan Islands
Dreyfus Case Terms Explained Bordereau and Secret Dossier
The bordereau is a memorandum listing items to note, while the secret dossier simply refers to a large bundle of papers connected to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreyfus
Spain Sells Islands to Germany At 610 Square Miles
Spain agrees to sell islands totaling 610 square miles to Germany for about 13 dollars per acre. The United States paid roughly 20 million dollars for the Philippines, about 27 cents per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Germany
United States
Philippines
Hunting supplies rise as Dewey homecoming nears
Price increases spread across hunting goods with demand expected to surge. A scarce visible supply of 25,000,000 yards faces potential shortfalls as every man woman and child might seek at least ten yards, signaling a large deficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
102 Year Old Bride Joins Galena Couple
Mrs. Jane Williams aged 102 of Galena Kansas has joined her lot to James Morgan aged 70 in a marriage noted for swift parental acquiescence and a hopeful, happy union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Williams
Galena
Kan
James Morgan
Dewey Urged to Decline House for Sailors Home
Rumor in Washington claims Admiral Dewey cabled from Hong Kong that he should decline any offered house and invest the funds in a home for sick and disabled sailors. Supporters say a Dewey home would be a proud monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Admiral Dewey
Hong Kong
Dewey
Mountain View Buys Rival Oakdale In Cash Purchase
Mountain View, Oklahoma, a new branch of the Rock Island system, rapidly built, has bought the rival town Oakdale 149 miles away. Oakdale will be moved on wheels to Mountain View to join the city. The cash price paid was $154.35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View
Rock Island
Oklahoma
Oakdale
War Department Contract For Manila Refrigeration Plant
The War Department awarded a New York firm a 400000 dollar contract to build a refrigeration plant in Manila. It will store 1260 tons of beef 200 tons of mutton 190 tons of potatoes and onions 50 tons of butter and provide 40 tons of ice daily for hospitals and other needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
New York
Manila
Efforts to curb tuberculosis rise after wartime deaths
In Columbus Ohio the American Medical Association notes last year nearly 7 000 US deaths from war wounds and service related disease while 150 000 died of consumption in the civilian era. The statement underscores the drive to discover and destroy the tuberculosis germ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Association
Columbus
United States
Vast WV and TN land grab to back rail expansion
A sprawling scheme aims to buy timber and mineral lands across West Virginia and eastern Tennessee, building railroads to major points to unlock trade. Backed by Northern and English capital, the plan involves millions of dollars and thousands of acres idle due to missing railroad facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Tennessee
Monster peach tree in Napley estate gains state notice
Maryland state entomologist Johnson proclaims a Napley estate tree as the monster peach tree of the United States. Links to Alan Harris’s estate under Robert Wickes’s terancy. The trunk measures 87 inches around, 22 inches diameter, with limbs 29 and 30 inches around. The tree is 25 years old and in full bearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rent County
Johnson
United States
Napley
Alan Harris
Robert Wickes
New Japanese Torpedo Boats Use Poetic Classical Names
The torpedo boats adopt names like Dragon Five, Full Moon, Moon in Clouds, Sea Peach, Peewit, Lightning, Thunder, Dawn of Day, Clustering Clouds, Daybreak, Ripples, Evening Mist, Dragon's Lamp, Falcon, Magpie, White-Naped Crane, and White Hawk.
Doctor Uses Liquid Air Experiment On Dog And Man
The Bulletin of Pharmacy reports a physician cooling a room to 160 degrees below zero with liquid air. A dog placed inside ten hours later shows ferocious appetite and heightened senses. The physician repeats the test on himself and after ten hours experiences intense appetite and exhilaration. He attributes the effect to the body’s warmup energy needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin of Pharmacy
Savas
Rail road Gazette Revisions Put 1898 U S Mileage at 3625 Miles
Revised figures from the Rail road Gazette estimate 1898 new railroad mileage in the United States at 3625 miles not counting second tracks and sidings. The rise tops 400 miles from early-year estimates, with 1897 at 2109 miles and prior years near that level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Gazette
United States
A Week's History in All Parts of the Union
A condensed weekly roundup surveys developments from Washington and regions across the East West and South detailing political events economic notes and notable occurrences shaping national affairs. The digest highlights shifts in policy legislative moves and regional developments with brief portraits of key figures and institutions involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
East
Foreign Dispatches Highlight Global Conflicts and Trade
May exports from the United States reach 13.6 million for breadstuffs and 13.0 million for provisions while cotton tops 9.6 million. Troop reductions free 5 050 regulars for Gen Otis. Panamanian canal route committee in Washington. Manila Bay bronze medals received. US-Canada trade rises. Barbadoes treaty signed. President and wife travel to Massachusetts. Powder explosion in Peking kills 200. Russian fire burns 11. Starvation in East Africa. Italy seeks satisfaction from France over Nice arrest. 5 000 Filipinos attack Gen MacArthur. 75 killed, 30 captured. American loss 14 wounded. Aguinaldo death rumors false. Caledonia mine explosion kills 11 in Nova Scotia. Bellamy Storer receives credentials in Spain. Grant and others arrive in Manila. German and British ships collide near Friedrichshaven. Artushof sinks. Townsend meets King Leopold. Massacre of missionaries in Kien Yang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
War Department
Otis
Agricultural Department
Isthmus
Panama
Washington
Congress
Manila Bay
Navy Department
Treasury Department
Canada
Great Britain
Barbadoes
Holyoke
Northampton
Massachusetts
Peking
China
Rybinsk
Russia
East Africa
Italy
France
Nice
Gilletta
MacArthur
San Fernando
Aguinaldo
Caledonia
Dominion Coal Company
Glasco Bay
N. S
Spain
Bellamy Storer
Fred D. Grant
Bates
Manila
Sherman
Friedrichshaven
Artushof
Mauritius
Brussel
Lawrence Townsend
Belgium
Leopold
Kien Yang
Phillips
Scir
Mani
Lawton
Cavite
Imus
Navy
London
Apalit
Bacoor
Lawin
Racoor
Las Pinas
Regular Infantry
Wyoming Regiment
Cascoes
Luna
Lieut
Pasco Ramon
Pennsylvania Democrats Nominate for State Offices in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg the Democratic state convention nominated G L Mestexrat for supreme judge and W T Creasy for state treasurer. The report also notes other political and business items across the nation.
Multiple Violent Events Mark Broad 19th Century Crime Wave
News items report lynchings near Surreney Georgia and Deaufort North Carolina, mob violence in Maryland and Tennessee, hangings in Marlboro Maryland, and murders in Texas and New Orleans. Also noted are political nominations in Maryland and Oregon, mining sales to John D Rockefeller syndicate, a university presidency in California, disasters from cyclones and explosions, and the funeral of Congressman Richard P Bland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Baseball Association
Dave Clark
Box Williams
Surreney
Goth
John Olds
Tredell
Tex
Dave Jenkins
Pearl
Molly
Louis Patrick
Deaufort
N.C
EE. HB. Weeks
Baltimore
James Swann
Denton
Maryland
Amanda Clark
John Berry
Marlboro
Ohio
Zanesville
Rosatia
Montana
Marcéus Daly
Anaconda
Anaconda Mining Commaniy
John D. Reckeveler
Susie
Bo. Wheeler
Cornell Collegu
Ithaca
N.Y
California State University
Coal Creek
Tom Back
Tlavest
New Richmond
Wis
Benjamin E. Tarding
United States Senate
Baker
Cottage Grove
Etta Thorn
Marian Howard
Trene Lauderdale
Galveston
Texan
Xew Orleans
William H. Fischer
United States Smokeless Powder Company
San Rafael
Cal
Edward Secumbe
John Secumbe
James Morrissey
M. Hollenbeck
Dingess
W. Va
Guthrie
C. T
Henry Poe
Omaha
Neb
Allen Dros
Marmandee
Bethany
Lewiston
Minnesota
Richard P. Bland
Lebanon
Rear Admiral Watson Assumes Asiatic Station Command
Rear Admiral Watson arrived at Manila and took command of the Asiatic Station, succeeding Admiral Dewey.
Recount of battles and deaths noted in late news brief
The day’s dispatches report fierce fighting as Filipinos and Americans clash with American troops repelling insurgents near Buckskin mountains. Casualties run high on both sides with the insurgents suffering heavier losses. Other items include deaths of Daly and Danford, a Philadelphia robbery, and McKinley’s Smith College visit with an honorary LL D degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wheatop
Buckskin Mountains
Arizona
Utah
George M. Randall
Havana
Augustin Daly
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
New York
Fairmount Park Transportation Company
Philadelphia
Thellinois Supreme Court
Kien Yang
China
Lorenzo Danford
Ohio
St. Clairsville
Norman Williams
Chicago
Gen. Merritt
Little Bear’s Head
Portsmouth
Nhs
Christian Christoffersen
Norway
Christiania
McKinley
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Minor News Items Across Nations and Cities
A digest of assorted notes shows US exports averaging a million dollars daily while Jetmore New Jersey and other places display unique stats. Highlights include Italy shifting from steam to electric on a Milan Monza line, Mexico’s gold output forecast, and a long list of notable people and institutions changing roles or statuses.
Mob violence erupts during Cleveland railway strike riot
A 5 000 strong mob attacked two streetcar lines on Pearl street and Clarke avenue injuring many, with Ed ward Miller fatally injured and a baby carriage overturned. Police under Capt. Hutchinson and Lieut. Felhaber charged through the crowd, dispersing the mob after about 15 minutes as cars returned to the Lakeview burns. Sunday rides resumed with protection and sermons debating strike demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Pearl Street
Clarke Avenue
Hutchinson
Felhaber
Lakeview Burns
Holmden Avenue
South Side
Edward Miller
Euclid Avenue
Peace Conference in The Hague Meets Incoming Envoys
Daily News correspondent reports Dr. Zorn and Mr. Holls arriving in Berlin for talks with Emperor William. They become joint messengers of the conference and may urge acceptance of a tribunal or invite the emperor to sign the convention with a tribunal reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily News
the Hague
Dr. Zorn
William
Berlin
Hoils
United States
Mr. Holls
Germany
Holls
Aaron Jones Predicts Farm Trusts Will Prevail
New Carlisle Indiana June 19 Aaron Jones master of the national grange says a proposed national farm trust will be formed and will exert influence in time He foresees united action against public interest trusts with 1 600 000 organized farmers ready to combat extortion through effective methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Carlisle
Ind
Aaron Jones
National Grange
United States
Jones
Prisoner Shot During Escape Attempt at Leavenworth
Leavenworth Kansas June 19 a military prisoner Wringer serving two years for desertion from the Sixteenth Infantry tried to escape the federal prison Sunday He was shot and killed by Private Olsen of troop F Sixth cavalry who was on guard duty during the incident
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
Wringer
Sixteenth Infantry
Olsen
Sixth Cavalry
Ten Drowned In North Sea Collision Near Friedrichshaven
Bremen reports the German steamer Artushof collided with the British Mauritius off Friedrichshaven on Sunday. The disaster leaves ten sailors dead with survivors and damaged vessels in need of rescue and inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Friedrichshaven
Artushof
Mauritius
Logan Iron and Steel raises wages at Burnham plant
Lewiston Me June 19 The Logan Iron and Steel company at Burnham announces a 15 percent advance for common labor and a further ten percent raise for roll train hands. The firm now pays 3.50 per ton for puddling and 1.90 for bushelling scrap iron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Logan Iron and Steel Company
Burnham
Lightning Destroys a Ship in Pensacola Harbor
A Norwegian bark Chipman was struck by lightning in Pensacola harbor and burned so severely she had to be scuttled. The loss amount is not known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlante
Pensacola
Fla
Chipman
Bland Is Dead
Lebanon Missouri June 16 Hon Richard Parks Bland died at his home near here peacefully after a long illness from la grippe. Born August 18 1835 in Kentucky he moved to Missouri then California and Virginia City before settling in Lebanon in 1869. A longtime congressman he authored the Bland bill and sought the 1896 Democratic nomination, losing to Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Richard Parks Bland
Bland
Hartford
Ohio County
Kentucky
Missouri
California
Virginia City
New
William J. Bryan
Illinois Shiloh battlefield commission selects monument designs
Springfield meeting appoints committee to choose designs for statewide monuments at Shiloh battlefield. Gen John A Mcclerland presided with Maj George Mason secretary. A general monument is planned for $1,000 and a total of 27 infantry, ten cavalry, and 12 artillery monuments will be erected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
John A. McClernand
George Mason
Chicago
Lawton Troops Cite Major Cavite Victory and Aftermath
General Otis reports Lawton’s Cavite operations yielded heavy rebel losses with over 4 000 killed wounded or captured. Rebels retreat toward Imus as naval support aided shore actions. Manila and Bacoor incidents include bombardment wreckage and captures. Fourth Infantry and Wyoming units join Lawton’s command to move toward Imus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavite
KILLED BY HIS WIFE IN OHIO RURAL HOME
Fred Schatz was killed by his wife at Rocky Ridge near Port Clinton Ohio on Thursday. Married two years, they had lived apart since December. He went to reconcile, was struck with a club in a room, collapsed, and died within fifteen minutes. Mrs Schatz was jailed after being brought to Port Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Clinton
Fred Schatz
Rocky Ridge
Schatz
Caledonia mine disaster at Glace Bay reports two explosions
Halifax reports an official account of Friday morning’s Caledonia mine disaster at Glace Bay in Cape Breton. The first explosion killed six men, the second five. Fire started near the deep pump with unknown cause. Six men on their way out suffocated by fire dump. Thirty minutes later Thomas Johnston led a rescue party to the fire when a gas explosion killed them instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
N. S
Caledonia
Dominion Coal Company
Glace Bay
Cape Breton
Thomas Johnston
World Wheat Crop Report Shows Large Decline in 1899
The agricultural department circular notes foreign crop reports to June 10 1899 indicating a British estimate of world wheat crop at 2 504 000 600 bushels versus 2 745 000 000 in 1898 a drop of 244 060 000 bushels nearly 9 percent. Another estimate cites a 52 000 000 bushel decrease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agricultural Department
United States Britain Sign Barabados Reciprocity Treaty
Washington reports a new reciprocity treaty between the United States and Great Britain signed at the State Department. It covers the British West Indian colony of Barbados and marks the first formal treaty under the Dingley tariff reciprocity clause. Jamaica Guyana and Bermuda are listed as targets for forthcoming accords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Great Britain
Barbadoes
State Department
Jamaica
Guiana
Bermuda
Victim in Baker Howard Feud Shot Dead in Ambush
London Kentucky reports James Howard, linked to the Baker Howard feud, was shot and killed near Manchester on Thursday evening. He had been suspected in last week’s courthouse yard shooting of Tom Baker while under guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
James Howard
Manchester
Howard
McTaggart's Son Enlists After Brother's Death in Philippines
Coffeyville Kansas reports Daniel McTagegart Jr son of the late Senator McTaggart and brother of Second Lieutenant W A McTaggart of Company G Twentyeth Kansas Regiment enlisted for regular army duty. He heads to the Philippines to avenge his brother's death near Calumpit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffeyville
Kan
Daniel McTagegart, Jr
Daniel McTaggart
W. A. McTaggart
Twentieth Kansas Regiment
Calumpit
Young McTaggart
Philippines
Riddled with Bullets in Morehead City Killing
In Morehead City North Carolina on June 16 a man named Louis Patrick was killed after being taken from Beaufort jail following the murder of E. B. Weeks. A mob shot him seventy five times. Patrick implicated others but the lynchers distrusted his statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morehead City
N. C
E. B. Weeks
Louis Patrick
Beaufort
Admiral Watson assumes command of Asiatic squadron at Hong Kong
Washington reports Admiral Watson has arrived in Hong Kong and taken command of the Asiatic squadron on his own station, relieving Captain Barker of the Oregon who has led since Admiral Dewey departed Manila. Barker will return to the United States on a mail steamer likely for leave and waiting orders after four years of arduous service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Admiral Watson
Hong Kong
Barker
Oregon
Dewey
Manila
United States
War Board
National Dining Table Association forms in Grand Rapids
Grand Napids Michigan reports the formation of the National Dining Table Association by leading table manufacturers. They plan an immediate 15 percent price rise on all table grades, with special grades up 20 to 25 percent. The new chair trust adds a 15 percent price increase, signaling further hikes across furniture lines when July sales start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Napids
Mich
National Dining Table Association
New Chair Trust
Rear Admiral Pierce Crosby Dies at 76 in Washington
Retired officer and one of Farragut's last active sea fighters from the Civil War, Rear Admiral Pierce Crosby died in Washington after a long naval career. He helped capture blockade runners and aided the reduction of river forts at New Orleans and Mobile and served in the Mexican War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pierce Crosby
Farragut
New Orleans
Mobile
Loch Sley Sunk Off Kangaroo Island Loss of 30 Sailors
Mail advices from Australia report the British ship Loch Sley struck and sank near Kangaroo Island. Only one passenger and three sailors survived. twenty six others perished in the surf. The event was initially cited by cable from Adelaide on May 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
Australia
Kangaroo Island
Cable
Adelaide
South Australia
Kidnapper Garrow Sentenced in New York Case
George Beauregard Garrow principal in the Marion Clark kidnapping, daughter of Arthur Clark of this city, received 11 years and 10 months in prison. Carrie Jones pleaded guilty and drew four years. Trial of Mrs Barrow, his alleged accomplice, will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Democrats
Harrisburg
G. L. Mestexrat
W. T. Creasy
New York
George Tenuregard
Marian Clark
Arthur Clark
United States
Boston
Dunker Hill
Gloucester
Mass
Howard Slackburn
Great Western
Atlantic
Augustus W. Leighton
Joseph Bernarda
David Evans
Cottage City
Princeton College
George Beauregard Garrow
Marion Clark
Carrie Jones
Barrow
Earthquake Shocks Hit Iloilo After Volcano Eruption
An earthquake shock felt at Hoilo at three o'clock Friday afternoon, described as the severest ever known. Inhabitants attribute it to the Conloan volcano eruption in Negros. An explosion was heard beneath Iloilo, followed 30 seconds later by ground tremors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Hoilo
Conloan
Negros
Iloilo
Big Four Gift War Panorama Album Free to Addressees
An advertisement for a Spanish American War panorama titled Big Four Gift featuring 160 half tone engravings from Army and naval scenes in Cuba Havana Manila and related places. It highlights portraits of heroes Dewey Miles Schley Roosevelt Hobson and others with military groups ships and landscapes. Copies offered free by mail for 12 cents postage to the United States Canada or Mexico with limited edition and viewable at Big Four ticket offices in Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neely
Cuba
Havana
Manilla
New Islands
Dewey
Charles King
Wheeler
Hobson
Roosevelt
Sampson
Miles
Schley
Shafter
Lee
Brooks
Carroll
Chickamauga
Jacksonville
Tampa
Claraarton
Rough Riders
Santiago
San Juan
the Beautiful Women
United States
Canada
Mexico
Warren J. Lynch
Cincinnati
Ohio
The Most Polite Man in Four Counties Discovered
Willimantic Weekly Journal reports George A. Tracy a milk dealer known for extreme politeness invites callers to his cellar sits them before a cider barrel and uses a siphon hose to pour cider directly into their mouths before leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Tracy
Mr. Tracy
Misnomers in Language Highlight Civil Engineer and Teller
In a humorous exchange from the Catholic Standard and Times, Mrs Brown and Mrs Smith discuss misnomers. They compare a so called civil engineer who is a bear to a bank teller who tells nothing and laughs at deposit questions.
Travel Offer For B Y P U Richmond Trip July
The notice announces a round trip fare from Richmond Virginia for July 13 to 16 using the Big Four and Chesapeake & Ohio Ry lines. Tickets go on sale July 11 and 12 with a 138 day return by July 31, extendable to August 15. For details contact G N Tucker at 234 N Clark Street Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Y.P.U
Richmond
Big Four
Chesapeake & Ohio
Ry’s
Tucker, G. N. A
N. Clark St
Chicago
Pale young man shouts cash at ribbon counter
Berlin Md letter quotes a pale youth shouting cash at a ribbon counter while a man recalls their boyhood and a hunter dream from ten years earlier. The note ends with a rueful remark on fate’s humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Lane's Family Medicine Promises Daily Gentle Health Aid
The advert claims Lane's Family Medicine moves the bowels daily to keep health, acts gently on the liver and kidneys, and cures sick headaches with a price of 25 and 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Far Back poet and last meal echoed by De Witt
A Cleveland Leader item notes a poet gazing far back with a distant look while De Witt recalls his last meal. The quirky exchange reflects literary allusion and a touch of humor in the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
de Witt
Cleveland
Noted Comment on Simperling in Chicago Evening News
A fragment quotes the Chicago Evening News praising Simperling with a sharp jab about his impact. The remarks express wit about his presence and implied absence, reflecting opinion and literary voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Evening News
Reflections on John Calvin and Free Will
A fragmentary note questions whether John Calvin was married and whether he rejected the doctrine of free will, citing a cartoonish source. The text reflects skeptical or humorous engagement with theological ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Calvin
of Free Will
Puck
Mrs Anna Eva Gunter Endorses Pinkham Vegetable Compound
In a letter dated June last year from HicGrNsvitteE Missouri Mrs Anna Eva Gunter reports being near death after ten weeks bedridden from presumed womb ulceration. After four bottles of Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound plus Liver Pills and Sanative Wash her condition improved, weight rose from 138 to 155 pounds, and she calls the remedy the best medicine she ever used for friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MES
Pinxham NO
Lydia E. Pinkham
Anna Eva Gunter
Hicgrnsvittee
Mrs Barnhart Recovers Joys Of Health After Marriage Trials
A testimonial from Mrs Barnhart of New Castle Pennsylvania credits a medicinal tonic with freeing her from longstanding ailments endured since marriage. She mentions a history of childbearing miscarriages and various pains. The letter claims she now experiences no such troubles and enjoys renewed life.
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Westville
Indiana
Marie Wainwright
West and Soutit
Watson
Asiatic
Jetmore
Ran
Milan
Monza
President Robinson
Mexican Central Railway
James Edwin Cooke
Longe Island
Azores
Hays City
New Jersey
Daniel Albright Long
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Simonton
Greenhill
Martinsburg
Anderson
Department of the Lakes
Bureau of Statistics
the Peace Congress
Aost
Brother
War Times
Snook Tierce
Cincinnati Enquirer
Boston Courier
Frank Mobbs
L. A. W. Bulletin
Atchison Globe
Atchison Ilobe
Wrs
Sunter
Mrs. Pinkham
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