Thousands of Women Suffer Kidney Trouble Yet Escape Notice
An editorial notice promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a kidney liver and bladder remedy for women with back pain weakness and fatigue. It claims many misunderstand the source of distress and urges readers to try a free sample and learn about the product through Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton New York.
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Mall
tevDr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. C
Bel
Atlanta Daily Constitution
Disallowing Dillon’s 2:05 Trotting Record Attributed to Wind Shields
New York January 7 The National Trotting Association joint committee disallowed Lou Dillon’s 2:05 record set at Cleveland on September 12 aboard a high wheeled sulky. The ruling cites prior faster performances by the mare and notes Maud’s 1885 Cleveland time was not her best. The committee also excludes wind shield assisted times, except with a dirt shield and pacemaker, marking such records accordingly.
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New York
National Trotting Association
Lou ‘Dillon
Cleveland
Maud
Ohio
Meteor P. P. Johnston
Lexington
Major Delmar
Prince Alarts
Fined in Montgomery court by Judge Jones
In Montgomery Alabama on January 7 the United States court heard pleas of guilty from Robert N. Franklin and F M Pruett of Goodwater in eighteen cases. Judge Jones fined them $1,000 in each case with suspended sentences for the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Robert N. Franklin
F. M. Pruett
Goodwater
Thetaware
Franklin
Pruett
Jones
Fire in Senate Electric Duct Leaves Capitol In Darkness
A fire in the electric duct on the senate side of the capitol building burned insulation from wires, plunging part of the structure into darkness. The blaze was controlled within about an hour, with nine German workers reportedly present and no danger to the rest of the building. Damages were limited to insulation and electrical work from crossed wires during the night.
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Washington
Senate
Capital Building
At & O'Clock
Eddie Foy
Precenium Arch
Hingham, Missa
C. W. ‘Trainer Manufacturing Company
Traiger
City Treasurer Arrested Over Bond Shortage in Haverhill
January 7 reports Joan A. 5, city treasurer, arrested on charter larceny charges over a $843,000 shortage in the city bonds. The sinking fund commissioners found the deficit and notified authorities. The mayor summoned the treasurer who allegedly admitted pledging the bonds and related securities.
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Haverhill
Mass
Joan A. 5
Weyer Woods
Mea
Giles
Basi Geen
Court Rules Dodge Has Wife In Georgia And In New York
New York Supreme Court recently set aside a divorce decree for Charles F. Dodge of Atlanta, formerly Aragon hotel manager, revealing he is legally married in both Georgia and New York. Dodge’s estranged wife had sued for divorce in New York, where she later wed Charles W Morse, a New York banker. The NY court nullified the divorce and annulled the second marriage, leaving Mrs Dodge as a wife in both states, with Dodge reportedly abroad and unaware of the ruling. The case leaves Dodge facing another possible divorce action in Atlanta once he learns the facts.
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New York Supreme Court
Charles F. Dodge
Atlanta
Aragon Hotel
Ir. Dodge
The
Aragon
Dodge
New York
Sait
Divarce
San Francisco
Mr. Dodge
Deadly Gas Explosion Hits Montague Millinery Store
An explosion at Cleary Bros millinery in Montague Maine on January 7 killed at least two people, severely injured five, and destroyed the building with about 25 000 dollars in loss. Four people missing are feared dead, and the blast shattered timbers and shook the town.
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Montague
Cleary Bros
New National Liquor League Formed By Three Buyer Groups
Representatives of the National Retail Liquor Dealers Association the Knights of Fidelity and the Knights of the Royal Arch met at the Palace hotel and recommended amalgamating into the National Liquor League of the United States. The three organizations total over 160000 members and will seek ratification at upcoming conventions. A label plan was adopted to raise over 100000 annually to combat anti liquor reforms.
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Cincinnati
Onio
Liquor Dealers' Association
Knights of Fidelity
Knights of the Royal Arch
Palace Hotel
Hera J
National Liquor League of the
Limior Dealers’ Association
Victims Found Doors Locked At Theater Fire Inquest
Chicago January dense crowd fills city hall as Coroner Traeger and a six man jury begin an inquest into the Irequois Theater fire. Witnesses from the matinee describe panic and locked exits while victims and witnesses crowd the ante rooms. Key testimony includes Elvira Pinedo near the main door and Eddie Foy detailing actions during the outbreak and efforts to calm spectators. The jury questions asbestos curtains and seeks to identify victims at the locked south exit passage.
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Chicago
Council
Trueger
Inquisiton
Theyer
Tuling
Deneen
Trae Ber
Georgia
B. K. Strong
Vera Goolsby
Americus
James
Bluebeard
George W. Stetson
Trogouls
John ©. Galvin
Elvira
Ty Min
Lfe
Heard Murder Over Telephone In West Hotel Area
Minneapolis police found James Garfield dying from a gunshot wound and Pearl Guyette, a vaudeville artist, dead after a disturbance reported by a friend who heard screams and three shots. Garfield, from Hutley Wisconsin, had announced intent to harm.
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Minneapolis
Minn
James Garfield
Hi Wits
Koner
Holg Thaling
Maten
Garfield
Pearl Guyette
Hutley
Wis
General Gordon In Critical Condition In Miami
General John B. Gordon remained critically ill with high fever and weak strength as of the latest bulletin. Attending physicians Gramslug and Jackson note no immediate improvement, with his wife, two sons, and two grandsons at his bedside and daughters notified of the situation.
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Jackson
Miami
John B. Gordon
Burton Smith
Orton Bishop
Brown
Gordon
Biscayne
Orelock
Ives
Tia
Areen Bishop Brown
Fire and Smoke Trigger Mass Jump at Rausch Plant
An explosion on the Rausch Manufacturing plant’s third and fourth floors in Chicago caused a major blaze forcing about seventy workers to jump to escape flames. One man fell to death and several were injured. Witnesses described locked exits and a theater-like stage with soot and cold water as fire authorities investigated. The inquest was adjourned until tomorrow.
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Chicago
Rausch Manufacturing Company
Joseph A. Bruce
Antonia Frosciano
Emma Schweitzer
Josephine Petry
Tomorcow
Get My Book if Sick Do Not Send a Penny Offer
A sales pitch for Dr Shoop’s Restorative promises cures with a month on trial at no cost if it fails. Claims 39 of 40 patients recover and urges readers to obtain the book for a sick friend, emphasizing urgency and philanthropic tone. References to a druggist, Racine Wisconsin, and rheumatism cases.
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Dr. Shoop
Dr. Shodp
Grong
Bon Dospan Bank
Racine
Japan and Russia Edge Toward War Over Manchuria
A 19th century editorial argues Russia blocks open trade by occupying Manchuria and Yalu valley while proposing a Korean neutral zone. It endorses Japan as defensive against Russian aggression and questions American stance, fearing global conflict unless Russia backs down. It discusses Mukden and Tatong Kao access, and the impact on Britain, the United States, and global commerce.
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Rutsla
St. Petersburg
Rusela
Manchuria
Japan
Korea
Russia
Korean Peninsula
Great Britain
United States
Mukden
China
Great
Yalu Valley
Yorgampho
Emania
Ongland
Far East
Hara
Corres Ana
Glash May Seek Peace Talks In Hours
Reports from Washington and Pekin describe Japan pressing for a peaceful settlement in the Korea crisis. Tokyo resists delay while considering Russia’s protestations, and U S Marines reach Seoul ahead of European troops to safeguard American interests. Russia’s railway strains and horse purchases in Kalgan accompany tense diplomacy as Paris and London comment on possible war and US influence.
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Japan
Russia
United States
Washington
Ailen
Seoul
Kares
State Department
Chemulps
Korcan
Chemuipo
Korea
Pekin
Nathan
Doe
Transvaal
Siberian
Kalgan
China
Paris
Mancharia
Buena
Local deaths and inquest notes from Williams Street to Wallaroo
Short items report the death of Charles Simpson struck by a train at Peters Street crossing and funeral notices for Mrs. Alice Hughes Mrs. Thomas Davis Mrs. Charles Robinson Mrs. Nancy Phillips and Mrs. J M Glass. Coroner Stamps to hold inquest. British cruiser Wallaroo boiler explosion at Sydny with four killed and three injured.
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Charles Simpson
Williams Street
Peters Street
Simpson
Grady
Stamps
Alice Hughes
East Pale Street
Alice Donahue
Catharine Jhonings
Dan Sullivan
M . Carroll
Misa Kate Donahue
Agnes Donahue
Treland
Thomas J. Davis
Soldiers Home
46Th
Georgia Volunteers
Tolberton
Charles Robinson
South Decatur
Oakland Cemetery
Sydny
N.S. W
British blue jackets land near Chemuipd in Scout plan
Reports state British blue jackets landed at Chemuipd and may proceed to Scout immediately. Telegrams circulate among M Paylof the Russian minister to Korea Haron De Resen to Japan and Vierrey Alex left as diplomatic activity intensifies amid chatter of a possible war and U S neutrality assurances.
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Chemuipd
M. Paylof
Korea
Haron de Resen
Japan
Vierrey Alex
Daily Mail
Taxo
Taft
Marquiz
United States
Yokhoma
Far East
Wussla
St Petersburg
Foreign Ministry
Toklo
Haren * de Rosen
Russia
Tapan's
Condon
Niesiy
Insega
Gonna
Suez Canal
Cape Horn
Cape Af Good Howe
Two Husbands Nurse One Baby Case Shocks Ho Boken
New York January 7. On a charge of bigamy Mrs Winle Skanpetl was arrested in Hoboken after sworn testimony by her father. He claimed the girl had been married three times with two husbands living. Detectives found two supposed husbands caring for a baby in her flat. The daughter testified for her stepmother. The case involves a complicated family split and pending divorce actions.
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New York
Winle Skanpetl
Hoboken
Cuba Senate Delays Vote On Lottery Bill Over Presidential Veto
Havana January 7 The reading of President Palma's veto text on the lottery bill drew senate opposition and a move to pass it over the veto. Absentees were telegraphed for and the chamber postponed further action until they could be reached. Palma denounced the lottery as demoralizing gambling and idle, urging a continued ban. The senate planned to adjourn January 11 after the House approved the government budget.
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Havana
Senate
Palma
Congress
Fon
Cuba
Weesee
House
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Drimer
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Lou Dillon
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Georgie Gil
Gordon Close
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Tokio
Reuter
Baron de Rosen
Baron Khamnura
Itl
Army
Daily Mill
Rusia
Neeve
Nancy Phillips
Greensferry
Olderness Street
Alabama
Westview
J. M. Glass
HB. J. Florence
Leonard Street
Mrs. B. Hoffer
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