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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1906
Page
3
A polar odyssey across the wind swept north with a party of twenty one including a doctor and exiled officials. Pavloski leads through blizzard as a wife clings to hope and a plan to sacrifice one for all unfolds amid frost and approaching tragedy.
A humorous exchange unfolds with a smoker on a back platform claiming to love native soil while the crowd jokes about a Chicago stain on his shirt. The dialogue includes playful misheard lines and lingering confusion among the smokers as patrons respond with quips.
An unclear report notes a Yonkers matter involving a man tied to a marriage issue and family relations. The fragment hints at a custody or wedding tension but lacks verifiable details or names.
A Philadelphia speech cites many children in mills under 15 in the United States, and reports on union burials and low-cost services. It covers labor shortages in iron and other industries, British parliamentary tensions, Boston and Pittsburgh Labor Day plans, wage gains for New York and Brooklyn carpenters, union disputes in Buffalo, and a proposed world union exposition in Minneapolis to showcase organized labor.
A translated manifesto accuses the government of treachery for allying with German and Austrian troops and urges removal of local authority, confiscation of state funds, and land taken by workers and troops for redistribution to elected bodies as Viborg controversy feeds unrest amid sieges and foreign entanglements. The piece notes a military leader’s historical fame and a five year old figure.
Prosecution in St Petersburg targets members of the late lower house who signed the Viborg manifesto for violating article 129 of the criminal code. The charge is attempts to overthrow the government, with potential hard labor in the mines as a maximum penalty. Bail may be allowed. leaders fear disqualification from reelection. Rebels and ex-members hide. a peasants manifesto condemns aristocratic plots. In Poltava a broader army mutiny followed arrests, with troops seizing arms and casualties reported.
General Baron Oku appointed chief of the general staff of the Japanese army has a strong war record against Russia. His second army captured Kinchow and Nanshan Hill, cutting Port Arthur, then forced Sta kelburg’s army to Liao Yang, and defeated Muscovites in several battles. He also took part in the Sha River fight and the Mukden capture. Oku’s early career began in 1877 during the Japanese rebellion.
Mrs. William F. Corey, wife of United States Steel Corporation president, was granted a Reno divorce on grounds of desertion and received custody of their 1 year old son Allan. The trial featured testimony by her sister-in-law against the husband’s fitness for custody. A later family tragedy in Montana reports Charles A. Justus, 30, and three of his sister’s children perished in a fire on the Midleton homestead.
West Virginia figure Hon W H Kelbaugh endorses Peruna as an effective remedy for cold weather and hot weather ailments. The promotion highlights Peruna as an unequaled tonic for the system with reader testimonials.
A former West Virginia legislator Ketbaugh writes that Peruna cured his stubborn cold and revived his run-down system after costly doctor visits. Clara Litterst of Seafield Indiana also asserts Peruna helped her recover from a severe cold and return to work.
A Philadelphia Press cartoon caption features a grocer and a clerk debating labeling eggs. The clerk proclaims fresh eggs with a joking sign while the grocer questions the wording, concluding that only safe wording should be used.
Belshazzar misreads a warning and discovers a short weight issue tied to a Chinese laundry check. The remark shifts to a weigh check error as the incident unfolds.
Olympia resident L S Gorham describes six years of back pain after a cold and wetness. He used Donn's Kidney Pills and within a week his urine normalized and pain lessened. After six boxes the backache and lameness vanished with no recurrence. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y.
A brief Baltimore American line notes a quarrel between a sockyist ant and a much larger elephant. The ant insists on the right to the middle of the road, declaring resistance to being stepped on. The elephant threatens to press the ant if it does not yield.
Mrs. Es Lert Sheldon of Woodville Connecticut recounts a year and a half battle with painful facial and body sores on her infant son. After two physicians failed, Cuticura Soap and Ointment she bought at a drugstore cured the child in about two months and he has thrived since. April 22, 1900.
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