Remarkable Letter on Kidney Remedy Swamp Root Claims Cure
A reader letter from Melrose praising Kilmer’s Swamp-Root as a universal cure for ailments and urging others to try the product. The note credits recovery to the remedy and mentions free samples by mail, urging purchase of the regular bottle size from stores in Binghamton and beyond.
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St. Melrose
Sar
Crewsle
Richardson
Khmer
Kilmer
Ag- Binghampton
Oreay Bay
Japanese Advance Reported Around Liaoyang
General Linevitch notes Japanese columns moving from Korea toward Chutsam Emesan and Kenishan with 60 000 infantry plus cavalry and artillery. Our forces claim to checked the offensive near Liaoyang and Liao Yang Wopeng, with Japanese actions shifting eastward along the railway.
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Mistehenko
Wistehenko
Frederick Leopold
Prussia
Emperor Witham
Barmy
Japan
Petersburg
Linewich
lao-Yang
Uth
Calles
Thac-Yate
Lim-Yang
Liao-Yang
Mainé
Gawn
Santry
Koree
Aus
No Banquet For Alumni
Banquet Committee of Tech Association decides not to hold the annual banquet due to alumni scattered across the United States Cuba South America Mexico and foreign countries. It is believed best to do away with the formal banquet this year though an informal lunch may be held on commencement night.
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Tech Association
Tech Alumni Association
Tites States
Cuba
South America
Mexico
Iied Aml
Tech
Atlanta
Salvation Army colonies praised in UK report
London report to commissioner Hassard lauds Salvation Army agricultural and industrial settlements in the United States and colonies. It notes plans to aid surplus population, with Canada to set aside 240,000 acres for the effort per a letter from Sir Wilfrid Laurier, premier of Canada.
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London
H.R. Hassard
Ethe Colonial Office
Salvation Arn
Iue
United
Canada
Laurier
Will Beild New Church
The Highlands Methodist plan to build a new church at a cost of several hundred dollars. A meeting of the local congregation and sharing extension discussed the matter, with membership active since last December. Rev. rt, the pastor, reported success from recent meetings.
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Will Beild
Highlands
GoNars
Doomed Patrick Hints at Justice in Albany Letter
Albany Jan 19 Governor Higgins received a letter from Albert E Patrick claiming innocence in the murder conviction of William Rice and outlining possible appeals and pardons. Patrick asserts a criminal conspiracy deprived him of due process and lists remedies including reargument, US court appeal, new trial, pardon, or medical review of testimony. Governor Higgins said he did not view the letter as asking for action.
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Albany
Alegus
Albert E. Patrick
William Rice
State of
New York
Alvany
YicSir
Court of Appeals
Elem
Jexson
William M. Rice
United States
Rice
Albert J. Patrick
Higgins
Jany
Chesapeake Renamed Severn at Navy Yard
Washington June 19 The Navy Department announced that the Chesapeake training ship at the Naval Academy has been rechristened the Severn Captain Schroeder chief of the bureau of naval intelligence proposed a new name to avoid recalling the ship that lowered its flag to an equal foe Severn was suggested as it matches the river flowing past the academy grounds within the same area of the waterfront and academy enclave
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Washington
Navy Department
Chesapeake
Naval Academy
Schroeder
Bureau of Naval Intelligence
Navy
Department
United States
Battle Raged Over Bonds at New Shoreham Meeting
Intense clashes erupted at a town meeting in New Shoreham over a 2500 bond issue to discharge debt. State Senator Champlain led his faction against A. M. Rose and hundreds of Rose supporters. 200 Champlain hired constables faced 200 attackers, the meeting was wrecked and the venue barred. Separately in Birmingham, Alabama, miners and operators postponed talks on a wage scale, though a practical agreement on the prior year’s terms was noted.
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Brock Island
New Shoreham
J. Champlain
M. Rose
Providence
Rose
Champlain
Birmingham
Ala
United Mine Workers of District 20
Roosevelt Chased by Two Policemen Near Washington
President Roosevelt and his son Theodore rode with two friends when chauffeurs sped along conduit roads to Great Falls. Two policemen gave chase and halted the car after learning the occupants. The chauffeur was charged with speeding at 26 mph beyond the 16 mph limit. he faced the police court today but the case was dropped when the president’s identity became known. Major Sylvester had warned officers to curb reckless riding following prior complaints.
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Washington
Tyne
Roosevelt
Prealderi
Theodore
Twyn
Sylvester
One Term Enough Say Councilmen
A seven to twelve vote among councilmen and aldermen defeated a resolution seeking a charter amendment to allow members to succeed themselves in office. The roll call revealed limited discussion and a mix of absences as committees formed to study water bonds and other city issues amid local opposition and procedural notes.
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Girardeau
Holand
McEachern
Rowen
Nees
Sims
Hirsch
Peters
Curtis
Quillian
Bruce
Poster
Kantz
Hiis Carter
Bagley
Patterson
Inman
Huburn
Draper
Wilde
Tom Harwell
Pittino
Curtia
Carter
Water Board
Holland
Council Chamber
Atlanta
Divorce Evil Threatens Society At New York Commencement
Archbishop Farley warned at Carnegie Hall that divorce threatens the nation's foundations and could bring society to collapse, praising President Roosevelt's stance and noting cabinet activity on the issue. Two men died in a boiler explosion near the Hudson, including a fireman and a swimmer struck by debris.
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New York
Farley
Carnegie Hall
College of St. Francis Xavier
Roosevelt
United States
Hudeem River
Upper West Sie
Joseph Morgan
Scards
Frank Marone
Marone
Hudson
Storm Kills Farmhand as Tornado Wreaks Havoc in Wisconsin
A tornado tore through Dune and Iowa counties and Blue Mounds area last night causing over 190000 dollars in damage to barns and farm buildings. A farm hand on Charles Colling’s farm was killed and several others were injured while scores of stock were destroyed. The name of the deceased was not released.
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Blue Mounds
Wis
Charles “Colling
Dune
Iowa Countes
Barneveld
Nerves Power Body Health Claim
An old medical patent style notice claims nerves energize the heart lungs brain stomach liver kidneys and bowels, cures by strengthening nerves, and promotes a tonic for sleeplessness headaches stomach and digestive ills with a money back guarantee. It mentions Dr Mein and Archrold Decatur as endorsers.
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Ames
Neryssuesa
St Vitus
Madnes
Archrold
Groner Decatur
Emperor to summon national assembly in Russia
St Petersburg June 9 Emperor Nicholas received the semstva deputation at the Alexander Palace. Delegates from Moscow and St Petersburg urged reforms, criticizing the war and navy disaster. The emperor expressed regret and pledged to summon a national assembly to unite Russia with him as supreme support, and asked delegates to spread the will. The Moscow zemstvo and municipal congress addressed the need for a national assembly to avert civil war and to reform governance.
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St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Semstva
Alexander Palace
Esterhof
Prince Troubetskoi
Zemstve
Moscow
Russia
M. Yederoff
Hs Majesty
Nanda
M. Petrunkevitch
Moscow Agricultural Society
M. Rodicheit
Frince Bhakoffskoi
Bis
Troubetskoi
Dolgurokoft
St. Petersburg Douma
Ukase
Heat Prostrations Rise as Temperatures Soar Across Cities
Reports from New York and Pittsburgh describe extreme heat with 88 to 92 degree readings. Prostrations increase as humidity climbs, with several fatalities and many people overcome by the scorching weather. Weather relief comes later from cooling sea breezes, though conditions remain uncomfortable into the night.
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New York
Pittsburg
Trav
Pitchurg
Algheny
McHeeswert
Naming Envoys Will Come Next In Peace Talks
The article discusses ongoing peace negotiations with Russia and Japan, noting expected plenipotentiaries from both sides. It cites Russian foreign office observers and reports from St. Petersburg about possible mediators and the pace of diplomacy amid war tensions.
Mam'selle 'Awkins Delights At Ponce de Leon Theater
The Casin Mam'selle Awkins a rollicking three act musical comedy with music by Herman Perrot features Amy Lea in the tile role and Richard Carle as the clever lyricist. John L. Kerney plays Rev Jonathan Joe Meacham Slippery Jack with a strong supporting company as crowds enjoy the weeklong run. Also skating crowds fill the Atlanta Skating Auditorium with Ladies Day events drawing large attendance.
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Ponce de Leon
Ibr
Richard Carle
Herman Périet
Amy Lea
Jonathan Joe Meacham
Slippery Jack
John L. Kerney
Mam’selle ‘Awkins
Mac Nees
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Nervine
Czar
Emperor Nicholas
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Holida
Foreign Office
Iai
Nelidoff
Baron Rosen
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University of St. Petersburg
Interonal Arbitration Court
Count Fassini
Prevel
Moravia
Carliers
Godzyndart
Tung
Pield- Marahali
Oyama
Oyame
Army
Eccorer
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Russlar Aeds
Tepis Hankebere
Voellant Ennecre
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Atlan
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