Memorial Sermon on Patriotism and Sacrifice by Dr Criley
Veterans of Given Post 133 GAR attended Sabbath services at Tabernacle Lutheran Church where Dr Criley delivered a Memorial Sermon. He extolled blood shed for liberty, linked biblical virtue to national duty, and urged gratitude to fallen heroes as a trust for future generations.
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W. W. Criley
Veterans of the
G. A. R. Sabbath
Veterans of Given Post No. 133
Grand Army of the Republic
Tabernacle Luthera Church
David
Aed
Bethighem
Bethlehem
Washington
Mt. Vernon
Appomattox
Oborg
Jesson
Ciate
Patrick Henry
Luther
Lincoln
Moses
Paul
Davids
Egypt
Mother's Knee
Kingdom of Light
Calvary’s
Golden Medical Discovery and Liver Regulator Hearkens to Health
The advertisement extols Dr. Vierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a universal blood liver and lung remedy that drives out taints like scrofula and consumption and strengthens digestion by sending pure blood through veins. It claims Simmons Liver Regulator prevents dyspepsia and biliousness by improving liver function.
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Dr. Vierce
Snap Shots and Long Distance Photography Techniques
The piece discusses photography experiments by Mr. Tiggs Whe with bullets and high frame gates, stressing natural posing for faces in exhibits. It explains long distance photography using a telescope objective with a concave and a convex lens set at specific distances to project an inverted image of distant objects.
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Tiggs
Curious customs and oddities across nations
The excerpt describes a Nisbol practice where a buyer pays a fixed sum to plunge a hand into a bag of turquains, with a widow’s marriage customs requiring finger cuts for each remarriage. It notes French parliamentary ducking rituals, an Irish potato find revealing a half sover eig n, a descaled watch ornament, and Hungarian Brittany rites with red petticoats whose border colors indicate dowry and annual sums.
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Nisbol
Ireland
Hungary
Brittany
Diverse facts mix in a historical newspaper fragment
The fragment cites demographics and geography including hair color prevalence in England, city counts in Massachusetts, Scotch names, Mississippi and Missouri lengths, Amazon and St Lawrence water bodies, the Secret Doctrine dating of a Kall Yuga near 1897 4, and Bank of England note production from linen pulp with machine‑registered dials.
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Massachusetts
Union
Scotland
Macdonald
Mississippi
Missouri
Amazon
St. Lawrence
Krishna
Bank of England
Royal superstitions and royal train luxury headline
Queen Victoria grows merosy as grandson dies, and Saturday proves unlucky for the Prince of Wales. The Queen of Portugal receives the Holy Rose worth 50 000 francs. Archduke Ferdinand’s education questioned prompts a book by his former teachers. The German emperor’s imperial train costs 750 000 dollars, spans three years, and features twelve ornate carriages with corridors.
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Victoria
Prince of Wales
Portugal
Austria
Ferdinand
Journalists Aid Fund Sought by Press Club
New York May 26. John Jacob Astor has learned the New York Press Club has attempted to solicit and raise five thousand dollars for the benevolent fund of the organization.
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New York
John Jacob Astor
Evitage
New York Press Club
Baird Found Guilty in Second Forgery Charge
Fresno May 26 The trial of W F Baird the Madera bank wrecker closes with a guilty verdict on the second forgery charge. Five additional forgery allegations against Baird remain pending.
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Fresno
Cal
W. F. Baird
Madera Bank
Baird
Cleveland Nominated Amid Rowdy Democratic State Convention
At the New Jersey Democratic State Convention in Trenton on May 26 Judge Beasley acted as temporary chair and Edward F. McDonald became permanent chair. The delegates praised Cleveland as the hall erupted in applause while Hill’s name drew hisses. The platform backed tariff reform, opposed McKinley, and supported Abbott’s vetoes. Delegates-at-large to Chicago were chosen by acclamation, including J R. McPherson, Governor Abbott, James Smith Jr., and Miles Ross.
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Trenton
Beasley
Cleveland
Hill
Edward F. McDonald
National Democratic
Abbott
Committee On Credentials
Hinchcliffe
Passaid
Chicago
J R. McPherson
James Smith, Jr
Miles Ross
Poorman Wins Nominating Ballot in Carroll County Conventi
In Steubenville Ohio on May 26 Colonel Poorman was nominated for Congress on the eighty fifth ballot by Carroll County Republicans. The vote totals shifted through eighty three and eighty four ballots with Poorman finally securing broad support as Hollingsworth and Richards faltered. The convention adopted agreements sending Keppers and Taylor as delegates to Minneapolis with two alternates named, and Poorman thanked the gathering as the roll of Jefferson and Harrison delegates drew repeated votes.
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Steubenville
Colon Poorman
Eigete
Poorman
Hollingsworth
Richards
McVoy
Carroll County
Jetson
McCooy
Richard
Carroll
H Taylor
Deford
Judge McCoy
Balmont
Minneapolis
Flere
Peared
Harrison
Jefferson
Monroe
Hullingsworth
Onanmond
A. Keepers
G Monroe
L. M Taylor
H .Sherrard
Imont
Keepers
Taylor
Po McDonald
Armastrongz
Robert Sherrard, Jr
Toronzo Dunford
Sormian
Fort Congress
Greely
Danford
Jefferson and
Cook
Pearce
Garrison
Harlingsworth
Fire destroys Jerbenck grain warehouse and mill in Bellefonte
A large grain warehouse at Jerbenck Hale Co and an adjoining mill burned yesterday in Bellefonte. The fire spread to P B Creder & Son lumber yard, burning a copper in two drying sheds and about 4000 feet of lumber. Fourty thousand bushels of grain and 200 barrels of flour inside the mill and warehouse were lost. Total damage listed at 60000 with 40000 insured.
Record of Central Illinois farmers planting corn after rain
In Monticello Illinois on May 26 farmers push to plant corn across the belt as rain stops and warm weather returns. Every team and worker is kept busy with corn beds ready for planting in the next ten days. Wheat and oats suffer from the continued wet weather.
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Monticello
Ills
Ilinois
Illinois
Ada F Clark Trial Under Strict Secrecy In Canton
Canton Ohio May 26 Strict secrecy surrounds the trial of Mrs Ada F Clark past department president of the Women's Relief corps The proceedings are in a room of the Hartford House public hall rented to prevent leakage to outsiders Anna Whittenmeyer of Saratoga Pa presides the court martial It is expected to last several days
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Canton
Ada F. Clark
Women’s Relic Corps
Harford House
Anna Whittenmeyer
Saratoga
Mother's Friend Promises Ease for First-Time Mothers
A patent claim urges young mothers to use Mother's Friend to ease or avoid labor pains. The advertisement by Laubach Boyde and Baller & Wilson argues the remedy prevents suffering and risk associated with childbirth without using chloroform.
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Laubach Boyde
Baller & Wilson
Horse Sets World Record Mile Time
A horse runs a mile in 1 minute and 351 seconds setting a remarkable speed record.
London Docks Cover Over 690 Acres
A claim notes the London docks span more than 690 acres. The text also mentions an allegation that Columbus is a bold pirate and recommends Simmons Liver Regulator as a remedy for liver and kidney disease.
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Docks
London
Columbus
Simmons Liver Regulator
California Turns Peach Stones Into Fuel
A historical note reports California experiments using peach stones as fuel replacements. It mentions Lane's Family and a claim that medicine moves the bowels daily for most people.
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California
Lane
Death by Self- Poisoning in Bay City Note Blames Family
Frederick W. Tompkins died after taking carbolic acid in Bay City Michigan. He left a note accusing his brother in law Orren Ryerz of provoking a $15,000 alienation suit and claiming his wife’s affair motivated the action.
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Bay City
Mich
Frederick W. Tompkins
Orren
Tompsina
Orren Ryerz
Tompkins
Warren Ellsworth
Byerz
Attempt to Lynch a Black Person in Dallas Jail
May 26 story from Allas reports a mob of about 4000 armed men gathered at the Dallas county jail after a Black porter Henry Miller fatally wounded Officer C Brewer near the Union depot. Sheriff Henry Is refused to release the prisoner. rounds fired from inside wounded two bystanders as the crowd dispersed after district figures urged lawful action.
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Henry Is
John Miller
Padgitt Bros
Smith
Dallas
Charles F. Tucker
Aldredge
Commercial Treaty Between United States and Austria Hungary
Announcement of a new commercial treaty under the McKinley bill reciprocity clause promises duty free sugar and molasses for Austria Hungary while granting the United States most favored nation rights. Industrialists hail the move though critics blame the McKinley tariff for idleness and hardship, notably in the mother of pearl sector.
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Austria-Hungary
United States
United
Gerin
Ceriupean
Zollverein
Liverein
Hungary
Germany
Anetta Etanga
Young Charles Bonanza Heir Buys Ten Horses At Auction
Francisco May 26. Young Charles Far, son of the Bonanza millionaire, paid 360000 for ten horses. He gave 100 for Yo Et Rey and six yearlings to secure the 2 year old. Other animals bought included Stanford's Princess and Floodgate and Harry Thornton's Darebin Corrie C colt.
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Sax
Francisco
Charles
Far
Stanford
Harry Thornton
Blood Purity and Patent Remedies Cite Hood’s Claims
An 18 pounds of blood note extols purity and ideal blood cleanser Hood's Sarcaparilia for curing scrofula salt rheum and similar ailments. It recommends Hood's Pills as a general family cathartic for every home medicine chest. A claim notes a railroad train’s fastest mile in 504 seconds.
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Hood
Great Triumph Warms Throat Cure Ad
Instant relief and a permanent cure promised by SRReel remedy for throat and lung diseases. Why endure coughing when Laubach Boyd offers a free sample bottle of this guaranteed remedy. Otto's Care is now sold in towns across the continent. Samples free. Large bottles 80c.
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Laubach & Boyd
Otto
Burglar Captured After Break-In at Plumber Home
Early this morning at about two o clock John Wood a Main street plumber was awakened by breaking glass. He fought the burglar wrestling him until help arrived his wife and police recovered Wood s watch and wallet. The burglar gave the name Robert Terry and the broken glass turned out to be a bottle of Sulphur Bitters used to treat rheumatism.
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John Wood
Main Street
Wood
Robert Terry
Mrs. Wood
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Iowa
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