Some Treatment for Tuberculosis Some Treatment for Tuberculosis
Consumptive patients find home treatment with Eckmann's Alterative reduces symptoms without costly sanatoriums. A Colwyn PA woman testifies lasting cure after three weeks, noting relief from night sweats pain and cough. The ad claims safety and non habit forming ingredients and promotes physicians’ endorsements and a Philadelphia Eckman Laboratory booklet.
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S. 4Th St
Colwyn (Darby
Eckmann
Mary Wasson
Isckman
Newbro Drug Company
Butte
Eckman_ laboratory
Philadelphia
Cascarets Promoted As Gentle Daily Bowels Aid
An old advertisement extols Cascarets as a pleasant, economical way to prevent minor illnesses by keeping bowels active. It claims benefits like improved mood, breath, complexion, and eye brightness, noting a 10 cent price and urging carrying a box and taking one when needed.
Mystery surrounds shooting of Grace as wife faces assault charge
In Atlanta on March 7, Eugene H. Grace, a wealthy builder, survived a bullet wound with his condition improving. His wife, Daisy Grace, is free on bail for assault to kill and denies shooting him, while police note few witnesses and unclear motives. The case hinges on competing statements and a reported life insurance payout of 25000 dollars naming Mrs Grace as beneficiary.
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Atlanta
Eugene H. Grace
Grace
Telegram to Mrs Ulrich reports Grace innocence in shooting
Philadelphia telegram from Mrs Martin Ulrich’s daughter says she is innocent of shooting Gene and that he is improving. A letter written before the shooting describes plans for Grace’s visit, and a satchel prepared for his return to Atlanta with cakes for Daisy. Ulrich cites letters suggesting Grace warned of acts if money is not given.
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Philadelphia
Grace
Martin Ulrich
Eugene H. Grace
Gene
Daisy
Shoots Twice After Sympathy Rejected in San Francisco
In San Francisco on March 7 John Fahey a city capitalist fired twice at George Donaldson the widower of his friend’s wife. Fahey claimed to seek sympathy but Donaldson refused and Fahey was arrested on assault with intent to murder. Detectives captured him shortly after the incident.
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San Francisco
George Donaldson
John Fahey
Fahey
Donaldson
Fight on crowded street leaves one dead two injured in Fort Worth
In Fort Worth on March 7 Mau rice Ball a cotton brokerage employee was killed and Abe Thompson and J S Phillips were wounded slightly after a fight with Oscar Meyer an auditor for Fort Worth and Denver City railway authorities say Ball accused Meyer of causing his domestic troubles Meyer posted bond and was released. The Miners Savings Bank and Trust Company advertises a four percent postal savings fund account.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Maurice Ball
Abe Thompson
J.S. Phillips
Ball
Oscar Meyer
Meyer
Reports of bad weather and stock losses denied
Billings reports deny garbled weather and stock conditions. Claims of an 18 degree drop in one hour and 12 inches of snow are disputed. Thermometer readings were 26 below and 24 below zero at 7 and 6 am Monday. Stock owners say conditions are good, no losses, forage ample, and snow depth elsewhere is around eight inches.
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Billings
Prolonged New Haven Will Case Nears Settlement
A historic probate dispute dating to November 2, 1901, Ives v Beecher, nears final settlement after property sale and withdrawal of contestants. It has appeared before the Connecticut Supreme Court six times and 18 judges, with nine law firms involved. Originally, the property was valued under $50,000.
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New Haven
Conn
Dickens
Jarndyce
Ives
Beecher
Supreme Court of
Amidon Defends Census Fraud Claims Under Orders
In Tacoma on March 7 Elmer M Amidon testified he submitted names from the civic census bureau when he could not canvass personally and said he acted under orders from his superiors in the fraudulent returns case.
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Tacoma
Wash
Elmer M. Amidon
Civic Census Bureau
Will Not Intervene in Oil Companies' Dispute
Washington March 7 Attorney General Wickersham said he has no present plan to intervene in the dispute between Standard Oil and Waters-Pierce Oil. District Attorney Hours in St Louis has been instructed to stay in touch and report any developments warranting federal action.
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Washington
Wickersham
Standard Ol Company
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Standard’s
St. Louis
Woman Doctor Finds Cure for Coffee Poisoning in Postum
A reader testifies that neuralgic headaches and weight loss plagued her for years until a woman doctor recommended Postum. After starting, she gained weight, headaches faded in two weeks, and she gained mental clarity and independence. The letter, from Postum Co, notes a promotional book in packages and claims ongoing genuine testimonials.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Westville
Adyt
Sugar duties split as McCall, Fordney clash in debate
In Washington March 7, minority leaders Fordney and McCall attack the majority free sugar bill. They argue cane and beet sugar cannot survive free sugar and refiners would reap most remitted duties. McCall decries loss of 53 million revenue and warns of unconstitutional direct taxation to replace it.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Fordney
Michigan
Underwood
McCall
Massachusetts
United States
Bondholders Were Caught Both Coming and Going
Seattle March 7 The 5 000 000 dollars of bonds of the bankrupt Columbia River Orchard company held by investors nationwide would be worthless even if assets existed says John Hoyt referee in bankruptcy. He notes the company and its holding firm Washington Orchard Irrigation and Fruit company were not legally incorporated and violated a federal statute by failing to name the bond holding and guarantor in their articles. Bondholders had resigned themselves to total loss.
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Seattle
Columbia River Orchard Company
United States
John Hoyt
Washington Orchard Irrigation and Fruit Company
Sheriff’s posse hunts hills for accused slayer and son
Los Angeles March 7 A sheriff s posse searches hills around the city for F A Adams of Hollywood charged with murder. He is accompanied by his 16 year old son. The body of John Eason, accused by Adams of alienating the latter s former wife s affections, was found early today in a Redondo Beach lodging house. His threat had been cut with a razor.
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Los Angeles
F. A. Adams
Hollywood
John Eason
Eason
Adams
Redondo Beach
Life Imprisonment Given for Husband Murder in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City March 7 Mrs Jessie Gentry was convicted of first degree murder in the death of her husband Thomas Gentry. The sentence was life imprisonment. The motive cited includes a life insurance policy. Brother G Morris Waitman awaits trial.
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Oklahoma City
Jessie Gentry
Thomas Gentry
Morris Waitman
Gentry
Lewistown to Hold Four Elections on April 1
Lewistown will conduct four elections on April 1, including a bond issue for an east side sewer district of up to 60,000, a street railway franchise petition led by George D. L. Cochran and associates, and an electric light and power franchise petition with former mayor W. D. Symmes and Samuel Phillips among the backers. Realty men formed a real estate exchange after Edmund Wright led a meeting, with a constitution and by laws to be drafted for later approval.
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Standard
Lewistown
Municipal
East Side
George DL. Cochrane
D. F. Smith
Leslie Hamilton
J. W. Roberts
Great Falls
W. D. Symmes
Samuel Phillips
Edmund Wright
Harry A. Speed
Mr. Wright
Do. R. Weese
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Mr. Grace
Graces
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Postal Savings
Ida M
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Ida M. Brown
J. W. Young
Brown
The
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Lewistown Notes
Royal Axminster
Smit Ity
Axminster
Anchor Brand
Zemas
Ceretana
Bozeman Milling Company
Bozeman, Montana
Lipton’s Tea
Lumber Department
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Bonner, Montana
Carter
Mule IV
Piuls
Hea Ondgrg
Western Montana National Bank
Missoula, Mont
United States Depository
Wolf
Joan Lehsou
J. H. Ryman
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Asecess
M. L. Guiden
Missoula
Mont
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