Beecham's Pills and Figs Advertisement Claim
A readers’ ad describing Beecham's Pills and Syrup of Figs as a cure for irritability and digestive troubles in children. It promotes a cleansing of the stomach liver and bowels with a teaspoonful of Syrup of Figs and claims gentle, non drugging relief. Full directions promise safe use for all ages and grown-ups, urging readers to ask for the California Fig Syrup company product.
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Senna
California Fig Syrup Company
To know that a warm bath with Cu tHeura Soap and a single application of Cutiourn Olatmant
A brief note describes a warm bath using Cu tHeura Soap followed by one application of Cutiourn Olatmant. The text is fragmented and presents no clear event or outcome beyond these actions.
Physician's Report on Tuberculosis Medicine in use
A physician reports on tuberculosis medicine showing several cases with excellent results and return to health. The text references glandular tuberculosis, operations, and ongoing evidence from Philadelphia and others, noting free sources and future evidence gathering.
Testimony on Hanford Fees and Court Irregularities
Witnesses testified before the House Judiciary subcommittee about alleged excessive fees in the Hanford case and related court actions. Attorney Nelson Anderson described fee disputes for Receiver Sutcliffe Baxter and others, and witnesses spoke of alleged misconduct by Judge Cornelius H. Hanford with various bankruptcies and asset recoveries.
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Seattle
House Judiciary
United States District J
Cornelius H. Hanford
Nelson R. Anderson
Seattle Credit Men's Association
Charles Knesher & Co
Hanford
Anderson
Sutcliffe Baxter
Circuit Court of Appeals
Credit Men’s
Western Steel Corporation
Tome
Victor Carlson
Heckmann & Hanson
Jerrold Don Finch
Richard A. Ballinger
Finch
Chatman Graham
Ballinger-Pichot
Ballinger
Millionaire Bride-To-Be Jennie Crocker Marries Malcolm Whitman
In San Francisco on July 1 the marriage of Mint Jennie Crocker of this city to Malcolm D Whitman of Trork line Mass is announced. Security measures surround the Crocker estate with police and detectives preparing to guard access to the church and gates. Miss Crocker is said to be worth 16 001 000 dollars in her own right and threats received by unknown persons are noted.
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San Francisco
Am Vents
Mint Jennie Crocker
Malcolm D. Whitman
Trorkline
Mass
Crocker
Tullaboro
Entgancen
Man’ Mateo
Full Court to Rule on Patent Monopoly Question
Washington July 15 Attorney General Wickersham plans to bring the entire Supreme Court to hear the patent monopoly issue now under appeal by the defendants who were ordered to dissolve the trust. Edwin P Grosvenor was assigned to handle the question before the court which last spring held a patented article owner may restrict its use and require accompanying devices. The outcome could affect numerous monopoly investigations and pending trust cases.
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Washington
Wickerstram
Supreme Court
Sult Agatnet
United States
Cult Court of
District of Maryland
Wickersham
Edwin P. Grosvenor
Murder and attempted death by own action at Day's Record
In Seattle on July 15 a 65 year old gan plant worker shot and killed Charles Harris a fellow worker before attempting suicide with a gun. Hammond and Harris were seen by friends and Hammond had sought advice about medicine that failed. Campbell a manager at Campbell Sanford Henley Grain Co of Portland shot himself in his downtown office and cannot recover. He had been despondent and said he would die. An unrelated ad promotes Horsford's Acid Phosphate as a nightcaps helper.
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Wiliam Adams
Hanford
H.ford
W. B. Stratton
J. H. McMahon
Salem
Ore
Tacoma
Graham
Corp Tion
Carroll P. Graves
James B. Murphy
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Seattle
Lake Union
Charles Harris
Hammond
Hines
Harris
David E. Campbell
Campbell-Sanford-HenleyGrain. Com
Pany
Portland
Campbell
Standard
Boulder
Caleb L. Thompson
G. T. Bond
Methodist Church
Thompson
Illinois
Montana
Good Templars
Seymour Sloan
Butte
William Sweet
Haskin
Anaconde
Anaconda
Body of Bollmar found in Yellowstone River
Special dispatch reports Carl Bollmar’s body recovered near Park City after he drowned July 2 while repairing a Columbus water pipeline. The body was decomposed and unrecognizable except for clothing marks and color. Funeral held in Columbus under Sons of Hermann.
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Billings
Carl Bollmar
Yellowstone
City of Columbus
Park City
Columbus
Sons of Hermann
Jones and Brown Confess to Theft in Northern Section
Willan Jones and Jack Brown were arrested in Teton County for the theft of about eight head of horses from Cutan and Shelby areas. They admitted the theft after deputies detained them. additional horses had been moved to a city sale after weeks of investigation. Jones claims Colorado origin, Brown from Wyoming, with roots near Shelby. they had been in the region since last spring.
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Teton
Cascade
Aneiby
Morey Oe Conrad
Depry “Richards
Cuthame
Hoth
Jones
Colorado
Brownhalla
Wyoming
Shelby
Teton County
Wheat Prices Slump On Good Weather Reports
Wheat prices fell as reports of ideal weather in the Dakotas Minnesota and Kansas reduced fear of rust and boosted yields. Kansas thrashing results suggested a large harvest with total production around 109 million bushels while demand softness pulled prices lower from the open.
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Northwest
Dake
Minnesota
Kansas
Wye
Quiet Hours Boost Nominee Amid Campaign Stops
Seagat July 15 reports Oscar W Underwood Democratic House leader to luncheon with Governor Wilson in Trenton. Conference to mirror talks between Wilson and Speaker Clark. Governor to travel by auto. reporters urged to ride trains. London meanwhile notes Consols at a new low, with British buyers shifting to foreign securities. Treasury bill rumors and multiple new issues totaling about 15 million dollars also emerge.
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London
Rumo Treasury
Read What Librarian Granville Stuart Says of the Haskin Book
Librarian Granville Stuart praises The American credit upon your government as an indefatigable industry and a valuable book reflecting great insight. The critique highlights strong documentation and civic relevance, noting the work's enduring usefulness for readers seeking understanding of national finance and public policy.
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Granville Stuart
Taft to Receive Official Nomination Notification
Washington July 15 President Taft will be notified officially of his nomination at the White House on August 1. The decision was made today by Chairman Hilles of the Republican National Committee and Senator Root, chairman of the Committee of Notification appointed at Chicago.
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Washington
Taft
White House
War on rats to curb plague spreads in West Indies
Washington reports a scientific crusade against rats to stop plague, with 70 men and 4 officers tackling the disease in Puerto Rico and others guarding exits to prevent spread to the United States. Public health officials in Havana inspect vessels and passengers while all plague zone travelers face seven days aboard or observation. All Atlantic ports are protected. Surgeon General Blue urges destroying rats to wipe out the plague.
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Washington
West Indies
San Francisco
Forto Rico
United” States
Public Health Service
Havana
United States
Bull
Atlantic
Blue
Citywide Rat Extermination Effort Under Dr Jong
In San Francisco on July 15, Dr John D Jong of the United States marine hospital leads a reforming drive against rats with about 60 men deployed in adjacent counties. He says the city is virtually cleared of rats and the focus now shifts to ground work to prevent plague.
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San Francisco
John D. Jong
United States Marine Hospitals
Dr. Long
Syuir
State Segregation Law Upheld By Supreme Court
Phoenix July 15 The state supreme court reversed a lower court ruling in the Bayless case and upheld the constitutionality of the law to segregate colored from white children in public schools. Bayless had argued his children had the right to attend school with white children under the US Constitution.
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Phoenix
Ariz
A. Bayless
Phoenix Board of Education
Supreme Cons
Bayless
United States
Bridge Carpenter Falls 180 Feet Into Spokane River
Spokane July 15 a bridge carpenter fell 180 feet into the Spokane river rapids when a plank on the Great Northern trestle broke. Wallace was not killed by the fall and struggled to reach the bank. The incident occurred on the outskirts of the city.
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Spokane
Norethern
Wallace
L. D. Wallace, A
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