Chamberlain Remedies Praised By Providers And Parents
An advertisement extols Chamberlain Cough Remedy tested on dozens of bottles with guaranteed benefit. Testimonials include W. I. Mowrey of Jarvisville West Virginia and Wm. Roach a J P in Primroy Campbell County Tennessee praising quick relief from bloody flux and colic diarrhea with two doses. Both endorse inquiries and reliability.
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Chamberlain
W. I. Mowrey
Jarvisville
W. Va
S. I. Scott
Wm. Roacn
J. P
Primroy, Campbell Co
Tenn
Ki.t. Scott
McKeen Aims for Senate Seat After Voorhees Loss
W R McKeen announces candidacy to succeed Voorhees in the U S Senate. He travels to London and Paris for six weeks, aided by Colonel Dick Thompson who inspired the bid. McKeen cites party work and broad support as he considers a political run. Prohibition Populist unite unlikely as Populists plan organization and free silver aims.
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Indianapolis
New York
W. R. McKeen
Voorhees
Senate of the United States
McKeen
St. Louis
Southampton
London
Paris
Pennsylvania
Col. Thompson
Backer
United States
Dick Thompson
Grant
Navy
Mince
Terre Haute
Republican Party
Thompson
Indiana
Hill Carter Crime and Capture Near Vincennes
Details of Hill Carter attacking his ex wife Mrs. Carter in Vincennes on Sept 4. A shot wounded her abdomen fatally as their son Gus Carter intervened, firing at Carter as he fled. A posse surrounded the home, Carter was found on the roof, a battle ensued, Deputy Bryant shot him in the face, Carter surrendered after being wounded twice. Local colored residents threaten lynching.
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Vincennes
Hill Carter
Carter
Bryant
Infant and mother buried together after death in Brazil
Mrs. Patrick O'Donnell died last Saturday in Brazil and was buried. As Father Piekard spoke over the body her infant child expired. Friends wrapped the bodies and joined the funeral at the grave. The coffin was opened and the infant laid on the mother's breast before both were interred in a single coffin.
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Brazil
Patrick O’donnell
Piekard
Train strikes buggy duo at Lake Erie crossing
In Elwoop on September 4, Dr. S. W. Edwins and Miss Maggie Amelius were crossing the Lake Erie and Western tracks in a buggy when a passenger train struck them. Edwins was probably fatally injured and Amelius suffered severe bruises. Edwins is a prominent former exdemocratic legislator and well known physician.
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Elwoop
S. W. Edwins
Maggie Amelius
Lake Erie and
Edwins
Fight leads to bite in Buadzi street incident
In Buadzi on September 4, George Lazwell and Bud Acres fought in the east end. Belle Wilson intervened to pull Lazwell off Acres. Moments later Lazwell knocked Wilson down and bit off his left index finger, which he swallowed.
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Buadzi
George Lazwell
Bud Acres
Lazwell
Acres
Belle Wilson
Wilson
Hinshaw Murder Trial Opens in Indiana Court
The trial of Rev. William E. Hinshaw, a young Methodist minister jailed on murder charges in the death of his wife, began today in the Hendricks county circuit court at Danville Indiana.
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Hinshaw
Indianapolis
William E. Hinshaw
Hendricks County
Danville
Ind
Runaway Horse Stuns City Crowd On Labor Day
A runaway horse dashed along Washington street as spectators lined sidewalks to watch Labor Day events in Indianapolis. The incident disrupted the crowd but caused no reported injuries.
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Indianapolis
Washington Street
Street Parade Tragedy Wounds Crowd and Fatality Reported
A parade caused chaos along the street, ending with a fatal injury to Herman Aukenbrock. Several bystanders were injured including Allie Dennis with a concussion, Roddy Patton with a cut hand, Edward Swiggert with a broken leg, Gertrude Swigegeert knocked unconscious, and Maria Walters badly bruised.
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Herman Aukenbrock
Allie Dennis
Roddy Patton
Edward Swiggert
Gertrude Swigegeert
Maria Walters
Doctor Thomas Cox Plans Return to Elwood to Face Charges
From Elwood Sept 4 Dr Thomas Cox linked to the disappearance of his nephew Thomas Myers writes from hiding that he will return tomorrow to defend himself against any charges.
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Cox
Elwood
Thomas Cox
Thomas Myers
Has Two Wives Too Many
W. J. Whitney is held in Washington on bigamy charges after an arrest in Olney Illinois. He alleges he is a traveling detective and says two months ago he married Miss Fretz of Odon. Authorities allege Whitney already has wives in Toledo and Hicksville Ohio.
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Washington
W. J. Whitney
Olney
Ills
Miss Fretz
Odon
Whitney
Toledo
Hicksville
Fire destroys Fleming livery stable and nearby buildings
Fire at Petersburg destroys the Fleming livery stable with twenty five horses and many vehicles. The Opera house and Reed's hotel also burn. Total loss estimated at 50000 dollars, with partial insurance.
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Petersburg
Fleming
Opera
Reed
Fire at Evansville Destroys mill and 100000 bushels wheat
Fire last night destroyed the Heisman flour mill a large concern an elevator and 100000 bushels of wheat. Loss estimated at $100000 partly insured.
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Evansville
Fevansyville
Heisman
Robberies and riots headline mixed 19th century brief
Lawence Power and Thomas Cousis jailed in Chicago for stealing 30000 worth of brass from L Wolff Manufacturing. In Dhulla Khan desh five Mohamme dans killed. Extradition arrest in London over Lisetti Schweishofer abduction. Dublin election returns Kenny Unionist 4325 vs Mahaney 2893. Panama Canal contractors hire 500 in Jamaica. Riparian rights debated by interior secretary. Ray Shaeffer 16 shot Thomas McDermott at Coshacton. Durrant trial opened for Blanche Lamont murder. Senator Allen Ned Nebraska backs silver remonetization after 1900. Nazrulla Khan leaves England for Paris. French police clue on Rothschild infernal machine. Gomperly and Maguire welcomed at Trades Union congress. Sea Beach line wreck kills W H Bointer. others injured survive. Charles H Jones backs 1893 free silver stance. Fraker insurance heirs seek recovery.
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Lawrence Power
Thomas Cousis
Chicago
L. Wolff Manufacturing Company
Dhulla
Khandesh
Hindoos
Mohammeedans
Count von Altletningen-Westenburg
London
Lisetti Schweishofer
Frankfort
Parlisament
St. Stephen's Green
Dublin
Kenny
Mahaney
Panama Canal Company
Jamaica
Secretary of the Interior
Ray Shaeffer
Thomas McDermott
Coshacton
Theodore Durrant
Blanche Lamont
Senator Allen
Nebraska
Sea Beach
Long Island
W. H. Bointer
Lorillard to Leave America for England
Pierre Lorillard tobacco magnate plans to join William Waldorf Astor in relocating to England after growing tired of life in the United States. The Sept 4 morning paper reports the move.
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New York
Pierre Lorillard
America
William Waldorf Astor
England
New York and Chicago Markets Post Mixed Trading
Money on call ease at nil. Sterling steady with banker’s bills around 490. The bond market firm with U S government issues quoted. wheat and corn futures moved in narrow ranges. Chicago live stock prices show broad ranges for hogs cattle and sheep at the Union Stock Yards.
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Sept
Primo Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
United States
Chicago
Caiiaco
Board of Trade
California
CuicaGco
Union
Ulla
Texas
Wales
Organization of the Movement Discussed by Stone and Bland
Governor Stone and R P Bland discussed informal steps to organize silver supporting Democrats in Missouri and neighboring states. A provisional committee member will select one committeeman per state to lead the campaign and Harris will chair a second meeting to finalize the national silver organization.
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St. Louis
Stone
R. P. Bland
Friends of Silver
Washington
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Harris
Provisional Committee
Democratic Party
Men Who Will Run the Republican Campaign in Pennsylvania
Senator Quay announced the state Republican campaign leadership in Philadelphia with an executive committee chaired by Frank Willing Leach and including Walter Lyon W A Stone John B Robinson Thomas V Cooper Laula A Watros C Wesley Thomas and Boles Penrose W H Andrews Lyman D Gilliata Samuel A Davenport. The members at large include John Russell Young W C Arnold A C Hopkine Charles H Huestis W W Bremer Walter Merrick Floyd L Kilmer W W Griest John B Raymond William B Gill Alexander Crow Jr Parke L Walters. Raymond is noted as the first colored man named to a member at large.
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Philadelphia
Quay
State Committee
Frank Willing Leach
Walter Lyon
W. A. Stone
Allegheny
John B. Robinson
Thomas V. Cooper
Delaware
Laula A. Watros
Lackawanna
C. Wesley Thomas
Boles Penrose
W. H. Andrews
Crawford
Lyman D. Gil Lata Dauphin
Samuel A. Davenport
John Russell Young
W. C. Arnold
Clearfield
A. C. Hopkine
Clinton
Charles H. Huestis
W. W. Bremer
Franklin
Walter Merrick
Tioga
Floyd L. Kilmer
Bradford
Tammany and State Democracy Hold Meetings in NYC
In New York City on September 4, the Tammany Hall executive committee adopted resolutions inviting all Democratic groups backing the statewide ticket last November to vote in the Tammany primaries on the 24th. The State Democracy leaders debated participation and opposed the state machine with Charles Fairchild’s motion. Henry D. Purroy led a failed bid for unification of local Democrats and youth recognition, leaving with supporters. a first split since reorganization. A contesting delegation to the state Democratic convention was planned.
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New York
Tammany Hall
Tammany
State Democracy
Charles Fairchild
Young Democracy
Henry D. Purroy
State
Prohibition Convention Hails City Officials for Enforcing Sunday Laws
At Saratoga on September 4, the convention passed a resolution praising Police Commissioners Roosevelt Grant Parkley and Andrews of New York City for upholding their oath by enforcing the Sunday excise laws. The credential committee listed 584 delegates. a street parade occurred in the afternoon followed by evening speeches.
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Saratoga
Ataste Prohibition Convention
Roosevelt, Grant, Parkley and Andrews
New York City
Committee On Credentiala
Carlisle Is Writing 2 Letter
Secretary Carle le is preparing a letter to be read before the Nebraska Democratic Convention in Lincoln tomorrow. He will express his views on the finances in writing after declining the in person invitation. Ex Representative M D Harter will address the convention on the money question.
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Carlisle
Washington
Carlele
Nebraska
Lincoln
M. D. Harter
Democrats Open Campaign in Columbus September 28
The Democratic state executive committee met in Columbus and decided to open the campaign in the city on September 28. Herman F. Cellarius of Dayton was elected secretary and F. J. Reinhard of Columbus treasurer.
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Columaus
Democratic State State Executive Committee
Herman F. Cellarius
Dayton
F. J. Reinhard
Columbus
Comptroller declares bank dividends to creditors
The comptroller of the currency has declared dividends in favor of creditors of national banks. Forty percent for the First National Bank of Pella Iowa, twenty five percent for the National Bank of Pendleton Oregon, and twenty percent for the American National Bank of Springfield Missouri.
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Washington
First National Bank of
Pella
National Bank of
Pendleton
Oro
American National Bank of
Springfield
Counted His Beads and Suicided Aboard Steamer State of Ohio
On the Cleveland and Buffalo steamer State of Ohio a young man counted a string of beads and then, after prayers, plunged over the rail. The body was not recovered. Also in Bronx City Captain C D Culver died aged 64, a former dry goods merchant and leading businessman.
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Buffalo
Cleveland and
Buffalo Hye
State of Ohio
Bronx City
C. D. Culver
Bora
Strikers Defeat Company at Cleveland Mill
Four hundred Banckes Wire Nail workers refuse to return after the plant passed to Consolidated Wire and Stein. They demand the higher Cleveland wage rates won in a recent strike, prompting police and private detectives to surround the mill as Pennsylvania workers were turned away.
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Cleveland
Banckes Wire
Consolidated Wire and Stein Company
Pennsylvania
Albert
Trial of a pair of sluggers in Newton street bout
Boston witnesses describe a boxing carnival as Click O'Brien and Joe Walcott are arraigned in municipal court on prize fight charges. Judge Ely notes lack of brutality and mutual goodwill. Judge reserves decision after police and witnesses testimony.
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Boston
Click O'Brien
Joe Walcott
Newton Street
Ely
Foster
Midridge
Walcott
O'Brien
Pierce
Springfield
Debs Denies Hopkins Involvement In Pullman Strike
A telegram from Eugene V. Debs states that Mayor Hopkins had no role in declaring the Pullman strike and calls the newspaper report unauthorized and untrue. Debs signs as Eugenio Bobs, contradicting a Chicago paper's claimed interview with the labor reader.
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Omatia
Hopkins-Debs
Chicago
Eugene V. Debs
Hopkins
Talone
Eugenio Bobs
Labor
Howard
Indictments Possible Against Illinois Lawmakers
Springfield dispatch reports grand jury deliberations could indict members of the Thirty-ninth Illinois General Assembly on bribe charges to push or block legislation. State's Attorney Graham urged thorough investigation and warned the jury to consider charges leveled by the Chicago Times-Herald against Representatives Crafts Hawley Berry and Thiemann to restore public confidence.
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Springfield
Sangamon County Grand Jury
Thirty-ninth General Assembly of Illinois
Graham
Grand Jury
Chicago Times-Herald
Crafts
Hawley
Berry
Thiemann
Drought to the Fox River in Wisconsin
A meeting of Fox River valley manufacturing and navigation interests in Green Bay included Governor Upham and several congressmen. They discussed relief plans as about 6000 workers remain idle due to War Department restrictions on Fox river water use for mill operations.
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Green Bay
Wis
Fox River Valley
Upham
Congress
War Department
Fox River
Duel Ends in Tennessee Lumber Dispute Battle
A double duel occurred twenty miles from Middlesborough Kentucky in Union County Tennessee between Lun and Frank Hamilton and John and Henry McCrary over a lumber dispute. Twenty six shots were fired with both sides wounded but none fatally injured.
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Locumsvville
Times
Middlesborough
Union County
Tenn
Lun
Frank Hamilton
John
Henry McCrary
American woman Mabel Stanley pleads guilty in London theft case
Mabel Stanley, an American with several aliases, was arrested in Liverpool on Aug. 10 while preparing to sail for America. In Bow Street Court she admitted stealing jewelry valued at 587 pounds from Mrs. Gibbong, with whom she had lodged for a month, and received a twelve month term of hard labor imprisonment.
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London
Mabel Stanley
Liverpool
America
Bow Street
Gibbong
Meeting of Doctors at Detroit
Upward of 800 delegates to the twenty first annual meeting of the Mississippi Valley Medical Association convene in Detroit. The association now counts about 1 800 physicians as members and covers territory from the Alleghenies to the Rockies with expansion to include every state in recent years.
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Detroit
Mississippi Valley Medical Association
Allegheny
Rocky Mountains
Stanley Is Coming to See Us
TAVERPOOL Sept 4 The White Star steamer Majestic which sailed for New York today had among her passengers Henry M Stanley M P the African explorer oizo Thomas F Bayard Jr and Mia Pierpont Morgin and daughter
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Stanley
Taverpool
Majestic
New York
Henry M. Stanley
M. P
Oizo Thomas F. Bayard, Jr
Mia
Pierpont Morgin
Marine Band to Perform at Chickamauga Dedication
Secretary Herbert orders the United States Marine Band to attend the Chickamauga national park dedication ceremonies later this month in Washington.
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Chickamauga
Washington
Herbert
United States Marine Band
National Park
Insurance official finds Kalance Mutual Fire Insurance insolvent
Springfield reports Insurance Superintendent Curfe has completed an examination of the Kalance Mutual Fire Insurance company of Chicago and finds the affairs involved.
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Springfield
Kalance Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Chicago
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