Dr Miles Remedies Ad Offers Reward For Opium Scan
A historic advertisement promises a reward to anyone finding even trace amounts of opium chloral morphine cocaine ether or chloroform in Dr Miles Remedies. It asserts pills cure by soothing and nourishing the nervous system and claims rapid relief from pain, including a testimonial from R F D No 6 Salem describing relief in minutes after using Anti Pain Pills. The notice notes pills sold by druggists with a 25 cent price and a money back guarantee.
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Miles
Salem
Dr Kate Johnson Office and Residence Notice
Dr Kate Johnson lists office and laboratory at 39 North Market St with hours 9 to 11 30 am and 1 30 to 4 2 pm and 3 to 7 pm at residence 6 Hast Bowman street phone 905 residence number 2.
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North Market St
Bowman Street
Ground for New Trial in Major Civil Case
Ross W Fanck and C E Adams of Lorain represent Mrs Enola Morehouse in a suedaces petition seeking a new trial. The filing alleges multiple trial errors including improper peremptory challenges, misconduct by the prosecuting attorney, lack of venue proof in Wayne County, admissibility and exclusion of testimony, and jury instruction issues. Sixteen grounds are cited to overturn the verdict and retry the case.
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Ross W Fanck
C. E Adams
Lorain
Enola -Morehouse
Aftorney
Wayne County
Publicity for Dr Pierce Medicines Shared Free
Openly promoting Dr Pierce family medicines, a booklet of medical authorities endorsing ingredients is offered free by mail. The advertisement touts Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription, cites satisfactory results for digestive and female disorders, and explains glycerine extracts as superior solvents. It also mentions Pleasant Pellets and Dr Pierce’s Common Sense Medical Adviser available by mail with small fees.
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Affaio
Pierce
Orce
Nature
Pierca
Providence
Dr. Force
Golden Medical Discovery
Golden Medical Discovery 4
Dr. Pierce
John
Br-Pierce
Jane
Trade optimistic as crop prospects lift wholesale mood
Dun's Review dispatches report no overall trade change yet broadening confidence due to bright crop prospects. Textiles active in Philadelphia, iron and steel well ordered, Baltimore wholesale normal, Louisville machine shops busy, New Orleans production at full capacity, Kansas City retail slowed by weather, Chicago demand strong, Cleveland retail brisk, Columbus manufacturing active, Cincinnati wholesale dry foods steady.
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Dun
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Louisville
New Orléans
St. Louis
Kansas City
Chicago
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Patterson Nominated for Tennessee Governor at Democratic Convention
Nashville June 2 Malcolm R Patterson of Memphis was named the Democratic gubernatorial candidate with no other nominees offered after a four day stormy convention marked by sharp clashes with incumbent Governor John S Cox. In Virginia Town South Bottom Fire destroys edmundsons warehouse and nearby stores in losses of 250000 to 300000.
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Nashville
Tenn
Malcolm R. Patterson
Memphis
Congress
Tennessee
Patterson
John S. Cox
Virginia
South Bottom
Edmundson
H. A. Edmundson
First National Bank
I C. Ingle
Notable 19th Century Political Snippets and Local Tragedy
A struck together collage of 19th century notes includes Daniel N. Lockwood a Buffalo attorney who died in 1881 after nominating Grover Cleveland and later Cleveland’s gubernatorial bid. Cleveland Stewart 16 died after a limb amputation following a quarrel with his brother 10 in Ohio. Fire and wreck losses in Jefferson and a Lake Shore road collision near Sandusky leave multiple injured. A French cabinet plan proposes a general amnesty covering recent strikes church disturbances and anti military activity.
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Daniel N. Lockwood
Buffalo
N.Y
Grover
Cleveland
New York
Cleveland Stewart
Charles
Vinton Township
Subway Collision Sparks Fire in Empty Trains
In New York on June 2 a collision in the subway between trains of empty cars caused a short circuit that burned four cars and panic in a crowded train, suspending traffic from Ninety-third Street to the Kingsbridge terminus for hours. A northbound passenger train faced flaming cars and reached One Hundred and Tenth Street amid darkness and smoke, while passengers struggled to the street. several women fainted but none were hurt.
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New York
Trafffic
Ninety-third Street
Kingsbridge
One Hundred and Tenth Street
Revolution Not Crushed in Guatemala Conflict
Dispatches from June report General Toledo advancing in southern Guatemala with 2000 armed troops and ample ammunition. Revolutionaries gather arms and a war chest as General Barrillas moves toward OOOS with reinforcements. Also mentions remedies Electric Bitters and Foley's Honey and Tar with unverified testimonials.
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Mexico City
Salvadore
Toledo
Guatemala
Barrilias
Ooos
Fragmentary note on health and kidneys filtering impurities
A garbled fragment discusses kidneys filtering impurities from blood and the idea that their function affects health. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context, dates, or identifiable names or places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loeeca
Miners Meet Operators in Ohio Strike Conference
Ohio miners and operators conference amid ongoing coal strike after April suspensions. The miners press for the 1903 scale while eastern Ohio operators resist. Vice President Tom L Lewis hints at friction with John Mitchell over settlements in other districts and the Ryan resolution.
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Columbus
N Miinera
Ohio
W H Green
Miners’ Convention
Provident
Great Southern Hotel
Committee of 14
Cleveland
Hocking
Tom L. Lewis
National Organization
John Mitchell
Striking Coal Miners Face Company Blockade and Sheriff Action
From Steubenville to Plum Run the United States Coal Co faces arrest threat as guards bar goods and deliveries to striker homes. Prosecutor Alban calls the tactic an outrage and warns the sheriff to stop it or deploy deputies. In Wheeling, eastern Ohio mine walkouts risk collapse unless Columbus talks yield a deal. strike benefits have not been paid for three weeks, provoking desertions.
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Steubenville
Alban
Vorhees
Plum Run
United States Coal Company
Hquor
Wheeling
W. Va
Ohio
Columbus
State Organization of the United Mineworkers
State supreme court rules Knights of Pythias not life insurer
In Yefferson Missouri on June 2 the state supreme court held that the Knights of Pythias is a fraternal society not a regular life insurance company. The ruling reverses a $5,236 judgment for Mary Westerman in a 1902 suit arising from her husband’s death and affects about 400,000 policy holders in Missouri and millions in fraternal associations nationwide.
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Yefferson
State Supreme Court
Missouri
Millon
United States
Mary Westerman
Supreme Lodge of Knights of Pythias
St. Louis
Supreme Court
Fox
Bixler's Modern Pharmacy Promotes Restorative Treatment
An advertisement promotes Shoop's Restorative from Bixler's Modern Pharmacy. It touts a monthlong course for those feeling weak and distressed, implying restorative benefits and consumer health improvement.
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Bixler
Social notes and club happenings in Shreve area
A roundup of social events includes Hattie Hess’s surprise party, the Men’s Club at the United Presbyterian church gathering at W. J. Giffin’s Madison Hill, and Baptist youth games and music at James Taggart’s east of the city. Prof Charles Haupert hosts a high school graduating class reception with board members, with blue and gold decor and a three course sumptuous supper. Detroit visitors Mr and Mrs d A Smith and Master Harold, plus Mrs Moses and relatives, attend reunions in West Larnwill Street and Medina, followed by a Shreve Sorosis outing to Mr Wm Robinson’s country home. The Progressive Farmers Club hosts a meeting at L B Eberly’s with a frugal mid-day feast, a fruitful discussion on female suffrage, and fine music by local artists. News notes also cover Ralph Plumer’s recital, a Sigmi Chi breakfast for Mr Plumer and Mr Madison, and news of Frank Jacobs and Mary Janack’s upcoming Canton wedding on June 5 at St Peter’s Catholic Church with a home to follow at 612 Union Street.
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The
Baptist Chanred
James Taggart
Charles Haupart
Board of Education
Gouraqds Banpert
Mildred Clark
Clara Kean
Paul Haupert
D. A. Smith
Harold
Detroit
Jno
Moses
Weat Larnwill ‘Street
Medina
Cleveland
Frank Smith
Sadie Smith
H. Rutt
Melvin Rutt
Juno. Rosenberry
Eva Rosenberry
Reedsberg
Frank Johnson
Ora Johnson
al. Rady
Chas Moses
Bered- Jane
Shreve Sorosia
Wm. Robinson
Newhouse
Foltz
Richardson
Paul
Ross
Carl
Troutman
Conkie
McConnell
Mable Rosas
Baby Myrtle
Misses Eusma
Laura Oldroyd
Anna
Maule
Bechtel
Messie Booth
Eddy
Merkle
Hague
Kick
A .A Garrett
Allen Garrett
Harrington
Rose Troutman
Reve
Conkle
Floyd Robinson
Helen
James
Harry Hague
Bruce
H. P Shantz
Urrville
Ioie Moore Eberly
Smithville
Ralph Plumer
Char
M. Gray
Sigmi Chi
Plumer
Mr. Madison
Beall Avenue
Frank —Jacobs
Wall
Mary Janack
Canton
St Peter's Catholic Church
Union Street
Breen
Graduation Exercises at Wooster High School
The thirty ninth annual commencement at Wooster High School was held in City Opera House Friday evening with a 7 30 start. The program featured multiple orations and musical selections by Young's Orchestra and the chorus. Diplomas were presented and a class song concluded the exercises.
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Woostter High School
City Opera House
Jones
Fouthes Orchstra
Board of Education
Young
J K. Shellenberger
Archie Albright
Crissis Yoder
Edna Smith
Young Men's Lea Club
the Flower of Liberty
New South
Joseph Latwill
Nellie Read
Robert Emmet
Alonzo Smith
Es Casas
Katherins
George Jonier
Republic
Effie Mann
Claes
Mary
Fombelle
Sergius Witte
Leas
Vertare
Yellow Journaljsm
Ralph Miller
San Francisco
Ben Sellers
Marie Harvey
K. Jane
Edward Hauenstein
Florence Kline
Myrtle Weber
Ohio
Louis Snavely
George Laubach
Lena Kettler
Carl Weygandt
Lana Kettler
Avenue paving delayed by funds and time
The committee overseeing College avenue paving has been granted more time and likely no paving will occur this year. Officials fear costs to pave in front of home residences and costly intersections would be prohibitive, risking another postponement to a future date.
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College Avenue
Posallty -E
Women sufferings and a kidney remedy endorsed
An advertorial fragment emphasizes female pains from headaches to backache and urges use of Dean's Kidney Pills. It cites Mrs. George Conn of Wonater Ohio praising relief after spring 1999 use, noting enduring benefit over six years. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY are sole US agents. price 50 cents.
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George Conn
Carpentes
Hying-on
Bressing Avenue
Wonater
Ohio
Coan
Dean
Foster-Milburn Company
Buffalo
New
York
United State
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Kate Johnson
Wwe
Siew Naiesad
Democrats
Subway
India
S.A. Brown
Bennettsville
S.C
Laubach & Boyd
Imwik
A.a.herren
Flinch
Ark
Foley
Ohio Field
Ifa
Mine Workers’ Convention
Coal Company
Mitten
Rusets
Gourland
Soner
Social ’Notes
Hattie Hess
Hess
Uulled Presbyterian Church
W. J. Giffin
Madison Hill
Willae
Dr. Shoop
Shoop
Bixler Modern Pharmacy
Rcury ‘Hisrueee
S.S.S
S.S
S. S.S
Tamewift Specific CO
Atlanta
Schultz
Albert F Colley
Marshallville
Koch
Holcher, Peabody
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