Alterative by Eckman’s Remedy Restores Health
A reader recounts using Eckman’s Alterative to recover from tuberculosis and lung hemorrhages. After starting two bottles, health improved, all sickness days missed ended, and recovery continued into November. The note urges others to try the remedy and obtain the book from Rewbro Drug Co. Butte and Hermanie in Philadelphia for testimonials.
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Eckman
Eile
Eise
Permet
Kman
Laruston
Phila
Tan
Steen
Hermanie
Rewbro Drug Co
Butte
Wiite
Ekmass
Falory
Philadelphia
Discards His Wife for Another Woman in Divorce Plea
A man named John Walton seeks divorce from Mea Henrietts Walton after thirty six years of marriage amid extreme cruelty. Walton faced accusations of infidelity, threatening violence, and taking others to amusements with women, while his wife seeks separation, rumored to have suffered abuse and threats including a gun display. The case notes Mrs. Walton leaving with her brother as a court decree follows.
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Henrietts Walton
John Walton
Dentan
Canada
Gusta
Nelson
Walton
Hs Te
Donian
Anna Graham
James Graham
Helena
Graham
Segal
Rose
Aly
Long Island Electric Trains Crash In Deadly Head-On Collision
New York, Sept 22 Three people were killed and about 40 injured as two Long Island Electric trains collided head on on a curve near Whitestone Junction. Motormen Fred Loder and Charles Hobnen and Coach George Borekel died. Most injured were mill workers en route to shifts. trains, about 40 miles an hour, swung onto the same track nearly simultaneously. The Pennsylvania Railroad blamed operator negligence for the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Borekel
Fred Loder
Charles Hobnen
Pennsylvania Railroad
Operas Lor
Whitestone Junction
Teave
Sunday Crime Wave in Birmingham Claims Multiple Lives
Birmingham, Alabama reports a violent Sunday with six dead and a seventh dying at area hospitals. A trolley victim Moran was killed by two assailants who fled after robbery. Colquitt surrendered after a mental break. Mounted Policeman Sorrell killed Dave Evans after Evans shot him. Two more Negroes died from stabbing, another injured by an axe strike. A Negro woman poisoned, suspected murder.
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Birmingham
Ala
Jefferson County
Moran
Macon Colquitt
Sorrell
Dave Evans
Cost to rear Chicago children rises over decades
Chicago records show the annual cost of rearing a child rose 40 percent in a decade. The Chicago Nursery and Half Orphan Asylum reports a year of care cost 101 dollars in 184 to 1902, then 140 dollars from 1904 to the present. Earlier in 1874 to 1883 the institute spent 80 dollars yearly.
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Chicago
American Missionaries Afraid To Leave Fuchow
British and French missionaries have returned to Hinghwa and Sienyu in Fujian, but American missionaries stay in Fuchow because authorities cannot guarantee their safety. General Hwang Liang is hostile amid anti Manchu revolt and has proclaimed himself the sixteenth Ming emperor.
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Hwang Liang
Tleen
Hwang I Ors
Hinghwa
Fuchow
Peking
China
Sienyu
Fujien
Great Falls rush ends as Great Northern City ticket office reports
Wilder of the Great Northern City ticket office in Butte returned from Great Falls where he aided local agents handling increased business from Fort Peck Indian reservation opening. He notes 14 847 registered at one place nearly one third of total registrations about 44 000 with about 8 300 prizes giving each registrant roughly one chance in five. The Great Falls Chamber of Commerce organized tents to serve crowds. accommodations were tight but orderly, with ample food and no nightly bed shortages reported.
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FG. Wilder
Great Northern City
Butte
Great Falls
Fort Peck
Fas
Wilder
Milwaukee Line Reaches Into Spokane and Local Meetings
The item notes the Milwaukee line extension toward Spokane with work rushed on the Plummer extension and railroad connections. It also records fraternal and union notices including a Masonic funeral for Aaron and a Christian Science lecture in Boston, with further union meeting calls and a strike-related assessment question.
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St. Paul
Mil
Chicago
Plummer
Ree
Hermann
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Adv
Jury Drawn for Butte District Court Fall Term
Judge Lynch oversaw jury drawing in department No 1 with 120 names set for personal summons and returnable Oct 1. Civil cases scheduled include Sliver vs Jackson White vs Mantle Murray vs Hal Jorn Emerson vs Butte Electric Railway Paxton Amusement Fosgate vs Butte Adjustment Sappington vs Mayor La Doux vs Skals Soy vs Hum Yen Ching Que v Hum Yan Three Forks Cement Co v Barrels Monahan v Artery and others listed for Oct dates.
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Lynch
Roterins, Gensberger and
Kyle
Joseph R. Sliver
T. C. Jackson
W. McC. White
Lee Mantle
Minnie de Celies
Butte
Association of Credit Men
James A. ‘Murray
George Hal Jorn
J.P. Emerson
Butte Electric Railway Company
Jeannette Paxton Amusement Company
Leatie M. Fosgate
Butte Adjustment Company
Charles
Sappington
Narelane la’ Doux
Claudine Skals
Jung Soy
Hum Yen
Montana Ching Que
Three Forks Portland Cement Company Ve. KJ. Barrels
Union Goal Cart LE Monahan Ve
Doctor Sued For Damages Over Spinal Spring Left In Body
Walla Walla, Sept 22 Mrs. Etta Wharton of this city will recover 1400 from Dr W H Warner of College Place for leaving a 14 inch spring in her body after an operation. The spring remained for 15 days before discovery and the hospital was also sued. The supreme court decision holds the physician liable for damages, saying common sense showed carelessness even if the instrument was used as a packer.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Etta Wharton
W. H. Warner
Colege Place
Olso
Walla’ Walla
Ty Cobb Signs Bank Notes In Nationwide Signing Flurry
Washington Sept 22 Collectors will watch the nation’s new notes signed by Ty Cobb Detroit baseball star He visited the treasury department and claimed to be a director of the National Bank of Lavonta Ga He signed several sheets of the notes during the tour
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Washington
Newa
Ty” Cobb
Detroit Baseball Club
Treasury Department
National Bank of Lavonta
Tea party aboard airship marks first of its kind
Berlin report says the Sachsen Zeppelinf passenger ship hosted a tea party yesterday while in flight near Berlin. Twelve women and eight men joined Dr Fos Woltheim among a total of 30 aboard including crew. The six mile cruise proceeded with tea and toast carried up heated, as no heating apparatus exists on the ship due to explosion risk.
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Berlin
Sachsen
Fos Woltheim
Pioneer Stearns retraces Missouri route in auto from Klamath Falls
A. Stearns, noted as Klamath county’s first farmer and Crater Lake’s first white water-edge visitor, leaves Klamath Falls in an automobile to retrace the emigrant trail from Missouri with his ox team. He spent over six months on the pioneer journey and hopes to see familiar spots, returning home after six decades away.
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Portland
A. Stearns
Klamath County
Klamath Falls
Missouri
Stearns
Crater Lake
Thi Istrict
Investigation of slavery in the Philippines begins
Washington Sept. Secretary of War directs an inquiry into alleged slavery practices in the Philippines. Gov. Gen. Francis Burton Harrison will head the investigation, with Dean Worcester and auditor W. H. Phipps noted among the officials involved.
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Washington
Cretary Rrison
Dean Worcester
W. H. Phipps
Philippines
Islands
Francis Burton Harrison
Cradle Rocking Sparks Anti Rocking Push in London
An Indianapolis News excerpt reports the start of an anti rocking movement in London. The opening declaration of hostilities marks a notable shift as the hand that rocks the cradle is challenged for influence. The text frames traditional roles and power dynamics in a metaphorical clash.
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Indianapolis News
London
Public Health Warns Mothers Against Rocking Babies
A London public health leaflet condemns rocking infants to sleep as dangerous. It argues rocking causes digestive disorders, arrests natural sleep, and fosters bad habits, labeling it a form of mechanical narcotic worse than soothing syrups. Proponents urge placing the baby in darkness to sleep naturally.
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Public Health Department of
the Ondon
Tin
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Golden Star Lodge
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