Stone in Bladder Removed Without Surgical Operation
In spring 1904 I was bedridden with kidney trouble. After using Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root I discharged a large bladder stone and recovered enough to resume work. Notary verified the affidavit of J Loftus Knowles in Headland Alabama. Sample bottle offered by Kilmer & Co, with a booklet on kidneys and bladder.
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J. J. Knowles
Headland
Ala
J Loftus Knowles
Kilmer & Co Bingham
Constitution
Juarez Battles and Rebel Surroundings Reported
An Associated Press dispatch from El Paso notes Juarez is surrounded by insurrectos with the rebel army positioned in the ravines and mountains west of the border city. Fortifications including trenches and masked batteries ring Juarez, while trains are ready to depart if needed and patrols guard key approaches near the cemetery and old mission.
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Juarez
Gomez
Madero
Tuarez
Associated Press
Jeff el Paso
N al Rancho
Inaurrectos
Bauche
Juares
Allen's Foot Aid Promises Instant Comfort For Sore Feet
A vintage ad touts Allen's Foot Ase as a relief for aching feet. It claims antiseptic power and instant easing of burning, tender, and red feet. The copy invites readers to request a free trial package by mail, with a bold promise of lasting comfort.
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Allen
la Roy
West End Park Sale This Afternoon At 3:30
A sale is planned at West End Park this afternoon at 3 30. The route suggests taking Whitehall to West End car. Organizers Forrest and George Adair are listed as involved.
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Sale
Whitehall
West End
Forrest
George Adair
Lisbon Decree to End Church State Ties Promulgated
Lisbon April 19 The cabinet completed the decree of separation of church and state to be promulgated Friday or Saturday The state grants liberty of all creeds Catholic creed ceases to be state religion Clergy pensions continue to July 1 then switch to pensions. Clerical property funds set for worship to clergy. Foreign seminaries allowed but clerics barred from streets. Priests may marry after separation. Pension rights pass to family in case of death.
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Lisbon
Bomb explosion near liquor firm kills three, injures many
Three people are believed dead and about a dozen injured when a bomb exploded late tonight under a building housing Joseph Bond & Co, wholesale liquor dealers, on the Chicago northwest side. Authorities pursue leads as the blast causes extensive damage across the area.
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Chicago
Joseph Bond & Co
St Louis Chosen for Federation of Women's Clubs Session
Memphis Tenn April 19 Federation of Womens Clubs selects St Louis for its next mid biennial session. Date to be announced. Discussion also covered plans for the San Francisco meeting next year.
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Memphis Tenn
Federation of Womens Cluba
St. Louis
Toda
San Francisco
More Than 400 Burglary Victims Subpoenaed In New York
New York April 19 more than 400 burglary victims or claimed to be victims were subpoenaed by the grand jury to testify about a crime wave. Crowded in criminal court, clerks and stenographers collected about 200 statements on robbery experiences and police satisfaction. Assistant District Attorney Moss announced the witnesses represented roughly half the police reports filed. Victory for Governor Wilson. Trenton New Jersey April 19 Governor Woodrow Wilson won a hard fought victory as the Assembly passed the Geram election reform bill.
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New York
Criminal Court
Moss
Wal
Wilson
Trenton
Woodrow Wilson
House of Assembly
New Jersey
Free List Measure Placed Before the House by Underwood
Washington, April 1. The ways and means committee reports a farmers free list bill by Chairman Underwood. It merges political argument with tariff analysis, predicting a $10,016,406 revenue reduction based on last year’s imports. The panel attacks high tariffs, cites Taft remarks, and argues for Canadian reciprocity as a step toward relief for farmers through broad duties removal. The report details free list items including agricultural implements, leather goods, beef products, and various flours, urging removal of duties to ease living costs and curb trusts.
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Washington
Ways and Means Committee
House
Underwood
Taft Han
Taritt
Republican Party
Committee
Beef Trust
Capudine Promises Fast Cure for Headaches and Fever
Hicks' Capudine will do the work again, banishes aching and feverishness, restores normal conditions. Capudine cures headaches of all kinds including sick, nervous, heat or cold induced. It is liquid easy and pleasant to take, acts immediately. Oc stores.
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Hicks
Capudine
Capuchine
Sons learn of father’s double life at inquest
Chicago April 19 Two men identified the body of Michael H Ahern 83 a former real estate dealer from Creston Iowa at an inquest Both men said he was their father Each learned his brother had a different mother and family The elder had lived with one wife and four children in Ireland before moving to America The younger spoke of a wife and seven children born in Illinois and Iowa The father reportedly kept the families separate and unaware of each other
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Walla
Cowboy Park
Madero Sias
Madero
Chinuashue
Francisco I Madero, Iv
Jaarez
Generala Orozco
Blanco, Villa and Calzar
Francisco Madero, Jr
Amy Deglect
United States
Letcher
Chicago
Toy Day
Michael H. Ahern
Creston
Towa
Ahern
Abera
William Ahern
Lves
Matthew Ahern
Clinton
Iowa
Ireland
America
Galesburg
Illinois
Baton Rouge
Harry Bodeker
Alexandria
New Orleans
Bodeker
Unspeakable Conditions Surround Making of Bread
New York investigators for the commissioner of accounts report dire sanitary failures in 145 city bakeries. Cellar locations, dirty floors, exposed sewer lines, and filthy storage practices endanger health. Animals and pets roam mixing areas as workers neglect cleaning and sanitation across many establishments.
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New York
New York City
Commissioner of Accounts
Mees Rahal Oped
Union and Mechanics Club License Revoked Reported
Witness recounts council hearing where police committee urged revocation of the Union and Mechanics Club license. He notes no trial record or clear charges, citing newspaper reports about visits by ladies and club dues as underlying reasons for the action.
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Union and Mechanics’ Club
Deponent
Gold Club
Lcense
Bone Fide
Police Committee
Race Track Interests Bolster Opposition To Betting Bill
Tallahassee April 14 Representatives of race track interests appeared before the tower branch committee handling the anti race track betting bill and argued against it. Col M Toomer of Jacksonville led the opposition and United States Senator Bryan defended the bill. The committee will report to the house Friday with indications favoring passage. the senate had adopted the measure unanimously yesterday.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Tower
M Toomer
Jacksonville
United States
Bryan
House
Senate
Morgan Walked Out of the Ohio Pen by Front Gate
Columbus reports General John H Morgan escaped from the Ohio Penitentiary December 17, 1963 with five staff. Prison officers say the celebrated tunnel was not used. An air chamber extended from the main building to the old chapel, not outside walls, ending a 48 year search.
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Columbus
Ohio
John H Morgan
Ohio Penitentiary
Morgan
Plumbers Blamed by Bath Tub Trust
Pittsburg reporters report that sixteen sanitary enameled ware manufacturers testified that the Sherman act case against the bath tub trust harmed consumers and plumbers. H Glow of Chicago said the agreement raised quality and kept prices stable though jobbers profited. he blamed plumbers for inflated claims. Witnesses said the pact created better goods. government inquiry continues.
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Pittsburg
United States
Bath-Tub Trust
H. Glow
Chicago
Grosvenor
Clow
Experiment on corpse favorable to Patrick
Albany reports a demonstration on a body embalmed for a year by New York State Embalmers Association. They claim proof that Rice's lung condition arose from embalming fluids, not chloroform as Patrick's defense alleged. Results to be shown to Governor Dix.
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Albany
New York
Fatrick
C F Meadinger, Jr
Brooklyn
Syracuse
Patrick
Dix
Rail Special Agents Meet In Chattanooga Tenn
Chattanooga Tenn April 19 Important matters were considered at the convention of the International Association of Railway Special Agents and Police. The committee on seals and fastenings led by V M Pettus gave a unique cross examination style report on a defense witness. BR. B Mitchell of Terminal Railway Association read a paper on Rule G. Political maneuvering surfaced as plans for next year’s meeting and officer elections began, with Buffalo sending a strong delegation and a possible heated presidential election ahead.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
International Association of Railway Special Agents and Police
Committee On
M. Pettus
Mitchell
Terminal Railway Association
St Loui
Feer
Buffalo
Strom
City Ordinance on Colored Quarters Annexation and Sewage
A municipal measure seeks to annex additional territory to the negro quarter and supply sewerage lights and improvements to prevent crowding of the colored population as part of urban governance.
Force Not Guilty: Soldier's Home Superintendent Acquitted
A. W Force, superintendent of the Soldiers' Home, was acquitted of renault with intent to murder after a prolonged jury deliberation. Few, suspended from the home, had challenged Miss Ava Clayton, the matron, prompting the discord cited in testimony.
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Renault
Force
Gala
Few
Ava
Clayton
Fores
Cannon Criticized Over Newspaper Action in Tariff Debate
A historical excerpt shows criticism of Speaker Cannon as newspapers across the country denounce his stance. An honest committee report found a $2 per ton cost difference between Canadian and U.S. production. The report was unanimous and debated through House and Senate, with a compromise ranging from $2 to $6 and from $375 to $414 in various bills, as the treaty issue moved toward a free import outcome.
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Associated Press
Canada
United States
Democrata
Cannon
House
Senate
Tariff Board
Mann Special Committee
Mann
Tarf Board
Man Falls Seven Floors In Tacoma Building Crash
In Tacoma Washington G Kmutson tumbled seven stories from a new building and landed on the concrete basement. He escaped unharmed though he broke through one inch boards at the first floor.
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Tacoma
Wash
G. Kmutson
New
Independent Voting and Two Party Structure Across the Nation
The piece argues that independent voting is vital to establish real party government. It claims independent voters spark political emanicpation, keeps parties aligned with policies, and fosters civic debate. It condemns one party rule and praises two party competition for national unity.
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North
South
Mashailing
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Binghamton
Garza
West End Park
Toa
Watinee
Emma Bunting
Lena Rivers
Chocolate
Gnis
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Relth Vanterille
Besson
Harry Fos
Millersy
Bron Co Taurber
Madison Work
Auvers
Orphe WU
Tetley
Matiper
Evrering
OQ M. Gaitas
Mualeal Camedy
Victor Mortey-Bersle
Chmora
Evecing
Wawnee
Frederic Thompson
Schiller
Colden West
Federation
Free List
Democrats of Ways and Means
Underwood Taft
Taftig
Gen. Morgan
Timitea
Bathtub Trust
DH Hathaway
Atlanta
Quincy N. Smith
Meridian
Miss
Dr. Hathaway & Co
Inman Bulding
Atlanta, GA
S. Broad St
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