Cure Your Kidneys With Dean's Kidney Pills Ad
An old advertisement urges curing kidney trouble by treating the cause rather than symptoms. It features Captain B. D. Hunter of Pittsburgh Fire Department praising Dean's Kidney Pills, claiming relief from backache and bladder issues three years earlier. Sold by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY for 60 cents.
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Dean
D. Hunter
Pittsburg
Wylie Avenue
Anys
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Sugar Pine Landmark Spotted in Pacific Forest
A writer recalls a majestic Sugar pine standing among vast giants on the Pacific coast. A guide muses that climbing the tall tree on Christmas morning would let one hear church bells in heaven, a remark captured in an Exchange note.
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Pacific Coast
Buried Treasure Found Near Klingman Switzerland
In the Klingman area of Switzerland a case containing 29 gold coins was found. Most coins date 1602 to 1704 and likely buried during the Spanish War of Succession. Gold value estimated at 35,000 francs with a numismatic value over 100,000 francs.
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Klingman
Switzerland
Desert air nearly sterile. German doctor reports scarce bacilli
A German physician finds Egypt's desert air almost free of bacteria, comparable to polar seas. He notes tubercle bacilli die after six hours of sun exposure and sees the desert as beneficial for rheumatic, kidney, and tuberculosis patients.
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Egypt
Egyptian
High Seas
Dodd's Kidney Pills Praised by Maine Mother
In West Pembroke Maine Mrs A L Smith credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with curing her thirteen year old daughter’s recurring Crazy Spells. After a year of yellowing eyes poor appetite and sickness the girl improved after using about a dozen boxes and remains well when not feeling well.
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West Pembroke
A. L. Smith
Dodd
True Greatness As A Fountain Of Activity
A Roosevelt quote defines true greatness as a living heart driven by generous sympathy. It should keep pace with its era while guiding it forward, never slumbering due to constant activity, not a mere reservoir but a dynamic fountain.
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President Roosevelt
City Savings Bank Promotes 4 Percent Interest Offer
The City Savings Bank, organized in 1884 and overseen by the State Banking Board, touts its security and secrecy while serving 6,500 savers. It offers 4 percent interest on deposits and invites inquiries to its Omaha address 201 So 16th St.
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State Banking Board
City Savings Bank
16Th St
Omaha
Nebraska
Growth of Crystals Minute Fragments Shape History
There is no limit to how tiny fragments under favorable conditions can develop into perfect crystals and no fixed end to the period of suspended growth before continued development resumes.
Por Rent or Safe Two Ranches in Custer County
Property offers two 3000 acre ranches along the Scott Loup river in Custer county. 600 acres of corn land 60 acres alfalfa 320 meadow with remaining land in pasture plus improvements. Inquiries to Victor H Coffman Omaha Nebraska.
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Custer County
Scott Loup River
Victor H. Coffman
Omaha
Neb
Desire to Know Senate Committee Goes Out After Information
A Senate committee ends a hearing after receiving requested information. Investigators sought documents and testimony related to a policy proposal, but the panel deferred further action until the material is reviewed.
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Senate Committee
Views Sought On National Corporation Act For Inter-State Railroads
Circular letter from Senator Newlands invites witnesses to hearings by the Senate Inter State Commerce Committee. The aim is to assess how a national corporation act could regulate inter state railroads, curb discrimination, secure investments, and promote arbitration between railroads and employees.
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Washington
Senate
Commerce Committee
Newlands
Nevada
Notable Progress in Tuberculosis Talks At Atlanta Meeting
The American Anti Tuberculosis league in Atlanta reported higher attendance on day two with about 600 physicians and many women practitioners. Dr C P Ambler of Asheville NC stressed patient and family duty in tuberculosis and outlined six points including late diagnosis and patient instruction to curb spread.
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Atlanta
American Anti-tuberculosis League
C. P. Ambler
Asheville
N. C
Body of John Paul Jones Bound for America in Naval Escort
The body of John Paul Jones was moved from the School of Medicine to the American Church of the Holy Trinity and placed in the receiving vault awaiting the naval squadron to carry the admiral’s remains to America. Ambassador Porter and officials attended. Rev. Morgan offered a prayer. The coffin, found in the old St. Louis cemetery, rests inside a new oak casket wrapped with a large American flag.
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Paris
John Paul Jones
School of Medicine
Avenue de Alma
America
Porter
Henry Vienand
Bailley Blanchard
John K. Gowdy
Morgan
St. Louis
Russians Concentrate Forces Near Poasit Bay in Korea
Reports from multiple sources indicate Russian units massing near Poasit Bay and poised to cross the Tumen River. They may move south into northeastern Korea to hinder Japanese advance toward Vladivostok, though some doubt any major reserve action.
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Tokio
Poasiet Bay
Tumen River
Korea
Vladivostok
Secretary Hitchcock Plants Russian Oak at White House
Washington Secretary Hitchcock plants an oak sapling near the east gate of the White House grounds. The tree grew from an acorn he gathered in St. Petersburg while ambassador to Russia, born from an oak he found at Mount Vernon once belonging to a prominent Russian.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Interior Department
White House
Missouri
St. Petersburg
Russia
Mount Vernon
Loss to the Senate Platt's death shocks nation
Washington mourns the death of Senator Platt a loss to the senate and country. President Roosevelt hailed his long service twenty six years chairmanship of the judiciary committee and work on Cuba relations finance and revolutionary colon. He presided over sessions and sat as judge during the Swayne impeachment trial and was a frequent White House visitor.
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Senator Platt
Washington
Senate
Jaree
Roosevelt
White House
Congress
Cuba
Elasma
Platt
Swayne
Legislature to Choose Hartford Senator in 1909
Hartford reports that the general assembly during its biennial session will elect the successor to United States Senator Platt for the remaining term ending in 1909. Morgan G. Bulkeley of Hartford was chosen two months earlier to succeed Hawley, marking a long contested political era in Connecticut history.
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United States
Hartford
Conn
Platt
General Assembly
Henry Roberts
Morgan G. Bulkeley
Hawley
Connecticut
Bulkeley
Togo's Cautious Tactics
Baron Hayashi, Japanese minister to Great Britain, tells the Associated Press that Admiral Togo will avoid a full fleet battle with Admiral Rojestvensky. He predicts Togo will use torpedo boats and destroyers to harass the Russians and inflict damage with minimal losses, while delaying a decisive engagement.
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London
Baron Hayashi
Great Britain
Associated Press
Togo
Rojestvensky
Port Arthur
Hayashi Bieves
Japan
Korea
Formosa
Fire Claims Fourteen Lives At Quebec Convent
Montreal reports a devastating blaze at the St Anne Convent in St Genieve Quebec killing fourteen people including one nun nine children and four women. Heroes Slater Marie Amuteur and Rieter Marie Therese along with Marie Robertine acted to save others as the fire raged.
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Quebec
Montreal
St. Genieve
St. Anne
Slater Marie Amuteur
Secretary Hay Recovers Health in Italy Trip Return
Secretary Hay leaves Genoa for Radnauhein via Milan and says the air of Italy has greatly restored his health. He travels in high spirits and reports feeling much better.
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Hay
Genoa
Italy
Radnauhein
Milan
Bryan Addresses Peace Theme in Buffalo YMCA Talk
W J Bryan spoke to a Buffalo gathering at the Young Men's Christian Association on Sunday afternoon, discussing "The Prince of Peace." He later left for Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania.
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Mr. Bryan
Buffalo
N. Y
W. J. Bryan
Young Men's Christian Association
Mrr. Bryan
Wilkesbarre
Cruiser Tacoma Ordered to Santo Domingo to Protect Interests
Flat Rush orders for the cruiser Tacoma were issued Friday night. The ship began coaling at the navy yard, loaded with fuel and stores, and is expected to depart before daylight. Reports say several warships have been sent to Santo Domingo by Italy amid anticipated trouble.
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Santo Domingo
Pensacola
Tacoma
Navy Yard
Nebraska State News Roundup From McCook and Surrounding Areas
Reorganization of Knights of Pythias in Beatrice plan concerted local efforts. Wayne G A R relief corps forms. Alma authorizes water and electric bonds. Peattie United Brethren church dedicated. Fremont resident Henry Peter fined for Sunday liquor. Alma reports new homes and farms. Norfolk fire threats persist. Richardson County mortgage rise near 33 000 in March. Plattsmouth Burlington capacity upgrade rumored. Maxwell brother of late congressman dies in Omaha. Dodge County horses stealing case bound over. Norfolk public building fuel contract awarded. Polk County district court to hear only twelve cases. Beatrice Burlingon depot work to start after Crete. Adams fight leaves Harm Harms stabbed. Norfolk arson cases tied to Earl Fairbanks arrest. Adams mill and elevator project underway. Rural free delivery reaches Otoe County. Palmyra route new. Beaver City growth noted. Moorehead shooting incident. Northwestern line work planned in northwest Nebraska. Osceola soldiers graves marked by government stones. Tecumseh acetylene plant explosion minor. Nebraska university debaters win over Washington University. Humboldt clay brick plant may form stock company. National news: Edward Smedes shoots Bessie Helen Davis in Lincoln Theater. Bessie Dale, 26, Hebron. State Journal demurs in $82,600 Supreme Court report suit. Supreme Court upholds Lindgren v. Omaha Street Railway verdict. Streetcar collision case affirmed for defense.
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McCook How
Knights of Pythias of
Beatrice
Tarneston
Wayne
Alma
United Brethren Church
Peatrice
Henry Petera
Fremont
Norfolk
Richardson County
Burlington
Plattsamouth
Robert T. Maxwell
Samuel T. Maxwell
Omaha
Frank Thompson
District Court
Dodge County
Norfolk, Nob
C. W. Braasch
Polk County
Crete
Adams
Harm Harms
Earl Fairbanks
Messrs
W. E. Bryson
J. A. Miller
Otoo
Palmyra
Beaver City
J. L. Fletcher
David King
Moorehead
King
Nebraska
Northwestern
Osceola
Grand Army of the Republic
McDowell & Ramsey
Tecumech
Nebraska University
Washington University of St Louis
John D. Ringer
Albert M. Lavy
Joseph Swensen
Washington
Fred Armstrong, Jr
Graham C. Stevens
Henry T. Ferris
Humboldt
Philadelphia Dispatch
Edward Smedes
Bessie Helen Davis
Bessie Dale
Hebron
Nob
State Journal Company
Supreme Court
District Court of
Douglas County
Victor G. Lindgren
Omaha Street Railway Company
Street
Acion
Supreme Court Upholds Broadwell In Douglas Clerk Contest
The Supreme Court rules Frank A. Broadwell remains district clerk of Douglas County, defeating Lincoln W. Bingham. Justice Ames writes the opinion, rejecting claims of ballot fraud from scattered markings on about 150 ballots from two precincts and holding no constructive fraud.
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Bingham
Lincoln
William W. Bingham
Douglas County
Frank A. Broadwell
Supreme Court
Ames
Bartley Bond Case Again Before Lincoln Court
The 1897 Bartley bond suit against ex state treasurer Joseph S. Bartley returns to the supreme court for a final ruling. The attorney general seeks dismissal of prior errors and a definitive state right, with the shortage broken into three sums: 18 000 in excess deposits, 201 884 05 in state funds in Omaha National Bank, and 326 034 58 in unaccounted school trust funds.
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Lincoln
Supreme Court
Bartley
Douglas County
Joseph
Barnley
Atate
W. A. Paxton
EB. B. Brown
John 4H. Ames
Amos Swode
C. C. McNish
Third—School of Trust
Suicide by Morphine Intake Ends Life of Local Electrician
Oscar Hansen, 25, of Lincoln and connected to Mrs. A. F. Foreman in a life with a landlady, died by taking a morphine dose. He was an electrician with relatives including a mother and sister living in Wahoo.
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A. F. Foreman
Oscar Hansen
Lincoln
Wahoo
Fifth David City Chautauqua Opens July 21
The fifth annual David City Chautauqua assembly runs July 21 to 30. HW. TH. Harmon of Columbus Indiana continues as superintendent BK Williams and G W Gates manage, with L B Fuller as secretary. Management promises a greatly improved program over prior years.
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David City
Goes Back to Germany. Louis Dandier Leaves for Lechinich
Louis Dandier, long-time Shelby area resident, has earned enough to live luxuriously in Germany and departed for Lechinich to make it his permanent home in the future.
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Germany
Columbus
Louis Dandier
Shelby
Lechinich
Dan Wilson of Broken Bow suffers broken leg playing baseball
Dan Wilson of Broken Bow suffers a broken leg after an on field baseball incident. He is hospitalized and expected to recover with medical care.
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Dan Wilson
Broken Bow Ia
Local Man Declared Insane by Sanity Board
James H. Preston, formerly examined by the sanity board about a year ago, appeared before the board again at Papillion and was pronounced insane. He will be transported to the asylum in Lincoln.
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Papillion
James H. Preston
St. Bernard Hospital
Council Bluffs
Lincoln
Change in leadership at farmers' shipping association
Mr James W Graham longtime business manager will retire from the farmers shipping association at this place George B Steadman will assume the role replacing him and continuing the organization's operations
American Pianist Thwarted by Fraudulent Muffler Offer
A foreign observer recounts a tale of a New York planter who tried to buy a pianist’s muffler with a dollar “for your muffler” after an introduction. The American refused and the pianist, claiming flattery, was overjoyed yet admonished the bystander that Americans are cold. The scene ends with the pianist hauled away and the intended victim shaken.
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New York
Kia
Hia
Teok of & Men
Depth to Plant a Tree Practical planting guidance
The article stresses planting depth for trees affects future growth. It advises matching the trunk mark from the nursery, ensuring roots receive warmth and light, and avoiding burying roots two to three feet deep. It recommends rich fibrous soil and deep prepared planting pits for vigorous root action.
Path to power and purpose, Casals' Saturday Journal
An aged meditation on life and work contrasts idle pleasures with a purposeful quest. The verse urges strength, resolve, and steady progress toward achievement, placing the diligent practitioner above complacent sloth.
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Casals
Saturday Journal
Vast Immigration Surge Forecast in 1906 Arrivals
The Philadelphia Ledger reports a radical rise in U S immigration with over 11 000 foreigners arriving in New York in two days in March. First quarter arrivals exceed prior records and suggest this year may double 1904 totals. Efforts to transport newcomers intensify as ships shift from other duties and steerage space fills months ahead.
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United States
Ita
New York
Europe
Philadelphia Ledger
Ugliness Boasts in Love as Divorce Courts Compete
The article notes Mile Polaire as claiming unrivaled ugliness but New York courts push back with rival stories. Martha Pierce testifies I know I am ugly that is why I lost my husband. Balzac and Hoch are invoked to argue beauty or its absence shapes affection.
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Mile
Polaire
New York
Martha Pierce
Balzac
Sassafras Tea Brightens Adee’s Quiet Office Routine
The acting Secretary Adee in the Washington state department keeps a hidden sassafras tea brewing setup in his private office. He drinks it two months a year and brews spring medicine in March and April. When major international issues arise he pauses to enjoy a cup, renewing focus.
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Adee
State Department
Washington
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Convention of Doctors
Paul Jones
Nebraska State News
Broadwell
Aske
Chautauqua
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