Government replies in railroad merger suits at St Paul
The United States filed six replicated answers in the railroad merger cases, each addressing a different defendant. The government reserves exceptions to perceived errors, denies the points, and claims the responses are uncertain and evasive. A court examiner will be appointed to take testimony for Supreme Court submission.
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St. Paul
United States
United States Circuit Court
Mto
Ayers
Supreme Court
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promised as Cure All
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh a constitutional disease requires constitutional treatment. The ad claims the cure works through the blood and mucous surfaces and offers one hundred dollars if it fails. Testimonials available, F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Sold by druggists 75 cents. June.
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Wlts
Hall
F. J Cheney & CO
Toledo
Peace terms signed ending two year Boer War
London announces terms of surrender between British and Boer delegates in Pretoria ending the conflict. Boers to surrender guns and war matériel, Dutch taught in schools, self government phased in, three million pounds for restocking, and protection for Boer lives and property. Kruger and leaders react. celebrations spread from London to Bermuda prisons.
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Colonies
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House of Commons
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South Africa
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Jgze
Hoare
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Lord Milner
Great Britain
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Lapl
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Drange River
Lvl
Cs Adwal
Usagi
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jJaw
Revere
South African Republic
Leading Republicans oppose tariff revision at White House confab
A June 3 White House meeting of leading Republicans from both houses, including Allison, Aldrich, Manna, Platt, Spooner, Payne, Cannon, Dalzell, Babcock, Hull, Sherman and Overstreet, discussed pending legislation and the coming campaign. They opposed tariff revision now or during the short session, arguing changes would disturb business and complicate the congressional race.
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Alldrich
Manna
Platt
Conn
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Payne
Cannon
Dalzell
Babcock
Hull
Sherman
Overstreet
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Senate
Ways and Means Committee
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Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Cuba
Caer
Village Sunday School Convention Nears in Plain
Our village remains busy as the Plain township holds its 2th annual Sunday School convention at Oak Chapel M. church in Jefferson County Ohio on Saturday June 14. Spangler and wife attend Findlay State convention while Ritenhouse opens a new store room for general merchandise and Baughman builds an addition to his house. Frank Johnson roofed his house and D R Houser hosted Decoration day gatherings of 42 people nearby the chutes.
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Rervunnican Plain
Ritenhouse
William Baughman
Frank Johnson
S. G. Spangler
Findlay
D. R. Houser
Plain Township
Oak Chapel
Jeffer
County approves dog killed sheep claims in Chester and Wayne
County commissioners on Tuesday approved claims for sheep killed or injured by dogs across several towns. Names include Nettie Flager Chester 1 killed 3 injured $9 and F A Liggett Wayne 1 killed $16.30 among others. Also cited is a testimonial for One Minute Cough Cure with local names and ad-like notes.
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Nettie Flager
Chester
Obnnyder
Chippewa
F. A. Liggett
Wayne
W. ©. Bates
Plain
F. J. Heim
L. L. Wilbur
L. L. Reichenbach
East Union
D. Scott Currin
Leganton
Pas
Zimmermaj; & Co
Gabach & Beak
Ubach& Boyd
Quiet in the coal fields as work resumes
Special to Toe Reprety from Wilkes Barre reports quiet at coal mines today. Companies say most roads and pumps are running and about ninety percent of regular engineers and pump men stayed away from the mines.
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Wilkesbarre
Well drill in Vil well advances toward oil strike
The Vil well drill is down a little over 2000 feet with sand favorable. It is believed an oil strike may occur within the next hundred feet.
Seniors Prepare Unique Class Day Monday June 16
The Senior class of the University has been working hard this term to stage a distinctive Class day with an outside trainer. Aiming to delight the audience, they promise a humorous and enjoyable evening during commencement week.
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University
Letter List No 22 at Wooster Post Office
June 2 1902 list of remaining letters includes gentlemen B E Gould Fred Green Brady Shrig Cary Moses Simon Popper Chas Smith and ladies Miss Nettie Markey Mrs oe g T L Flattery. P M.
Local weddings mark June ceremonies in Wooster area
Rev L Neal joined Theodore Trautman and Elizabeth Millerhouse of Wester as husband and wife. The groom, an employee of John Saul, and his bride were praised for their steady lives. Will Conrad wed Sylvia Brown of Pleasant Home, now residing in Wooster, in a ceremony at Rev H D Stauffer's home with Bertha Conrad present.
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The
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Theodore J. Trautman
Elizabeth J. Millerhouse
Wester
John Saul
Will A. Conrad
Sylvia Brown
Pleasant Home
Wooster
H.D. Stauffer
Episcopal Church
Bertha
Conrad Stop
Stumb
Hartman Sanitarium offers free summer treatment by correspondence
The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus announces a summer offer allowing women with female diseases to become regular patients via written statement. Dr Hartman, a noted glyulogist, will supervise treatments by correspondence, prescribing medicines and lifestyle regimens, with confidentiality and no charge for initial care through the season.
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Hartman
Ffartman Sanitarium
Wasassaid
Hedo
Pr. Hartman
Woman cured by free treatment for female weakness ad
A woman confined at home for years with a chronic female disorder sought help after costly failed doctors. Reading that Dr Hartman offered free treatment by mail, she followed instructions and used Peruna, regaining strength for two weeks. Other women share similar cures, praising Peruna and requesting the free booklet Health and Beauty.
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Themecven
Oral
Ida Green
Theresa Keller
Fremont
Waashk
Working Down Hole at 2010 Feet in Bell and Wis Drill
Drilling progressed to 2010 feet with the engine lifting heavy cable and a decked setup in the hole. The sand quality remains favorable and water coupling noted, supporting the task of the powerful engine in the operation.
Democrats Busy In Wooster County Primaries
Voters and candidates in Wayne County flocked to county offices last Saturday as Democratic primaries heated up. Sheriff hopefuls Matt Cakey Ance Brown Scorther Lehman Douglass visited towns, while commissioners Zar ing Mellinger and Durck hardened plans for elections. Infirmary director contenders and party factions showed intense activity as campaigning stretched from dawn to Saturday evening.
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Wayne County
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Ance
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Scorther
Lehman
Douglass
Zaring
Mellinger
Straits
Durck
Pemorra Party
Coun
Darling babe Helen Tanner passes at age one
Helen Edith Tanner, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas W Tanner, was born August 2, 1900, and died April 23, 1902. She suffered much in life, with death coming unexpectedly as a farewell note from sorrow and love.
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Tmanner
Helen Edith Tanner
Thomas W Tanner
Lille Helen
New Pittsburg News Variety of Local Notes and Events
Local briefing lists commencement plans at Shool building in chia villagre with Rev G F Rhodes to deliver the address. Also reports visits from Watts and wife of Cleveland and other families, church gatherings, and a community ice cream social. A major item notes a teamsters strike causing city delivery disruption and clashes with police, with several injuries and multiple arrests.
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Haxwell
Chia Villagre
G F Rhodes
Food Watts
Cleveland
Julia Foot
Heffelfinger
Friend
Bianche
James Weaver
Brubader
Stevesville
Buttlin
Huriis
Flows
Forest Specht
New Fitteburg
Bates
China
J.ne
Wall
Titer
al Aewi
Ecocee
Dan Pon
Coloso
O' Snes
Spring Fever Prompts University Listing of Room Rentals
A fragment describes tass acc paters seeking housing near the university and invites offers at the university office on the square. The text mentions spring fever as a metaphor for jealousy and health issues, then veers into an advertisement for DetWitt's Little Early Risers as a liver stimulant and purifier.
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DetWitt
Trewitt
Everty
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