Peruna touted by U S minister to England in ad copy
A letter from Lewis E. Johnson cites his father Reverdy Johnson and promotes Peruna as a radical cure for catarrh. The ad claims gargles and sprays offer only temporary relief and invites readers to request Dr Hartman’s free book and advice. Columbus Ohio is listed as the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis E. Johnson
Reverdy Johnson
United States
Maryland
President Johnson
England
F Street
N. W
Johnson
Runa
Dr. Hartman
Peruna Drug Manufacturing Co
Columbus
Ohio
Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, O
Crusade Starts to Contain Cattle Disease Foot and Mouth in New England
Dr Daniel E Salmon headed to Boston with a large team to stamp out foot and mouth disease. Inspectors quarantined herds and disinfected stockyards while officials planned headquarters at 44 Kilby Street. Authorities warned of contagion risk and potential culling as costs and measures remain undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Daniel E. Salmon
Bureau ,of Agriculture
Washington
Samuel K. Bennett
Boston
Salmon
S. E. Bennett
James Law
Cornell University
Leonard Pierson
University of Pennsylvania
John Mohler
Washington Bureau
Austin Peters
State Cattle Commission
T.A. Rich
The
Cattle Commission of
State of
Vermont
State House
Kilby Street
Concord
Mass
Brighton
Post
Contagion Control Measures Amid Cattle Quarantine
Officials describe disease containment steps in New England, noting that quarantine duration depends on action taken. Compensation will be provided for slaughter under federal direction, with livestock movement restricted within infected districts. Ships plan to sail as scheduled. Dominion Line change shifts to tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Dominion Line
Sending Experts to New England to Fight Disease
Acting Secretary Moore issues a public notice stating Dr. Salmon in Boston will oversee a deployment of veterinary surgeons and experts to New England to stamp out foot and mouth disease. About 20 veterinarians from the Western bureau join already at work, with inspectors released from export duties to bolster the effort. Origin of the epidemic remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Moore
Salmon
Boston
Wilson
New England
Pyr
Bureau of Animal Industry Service
Great Britain
Illinois Bars Out New England Cattle
Governor Yates issues a proclamation prohibiting cattle and sheep imports into Illinois from Vermont Massachusetts Connecticut Rhode Island and from New York New Hampshire New Jersey and Pennsylvania due to foot and mouth disease concerns. Restrictions target cattle from the four New England states and neighboring states with suspected infection risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Yates
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New York
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Loading of cattle stopped at Portland
Steam ship officials halt cattle loading at Portland until England allows Canada shipped stock via Maine to land. Sarmatian stopped from being fitted with pens. Sumatian Norseman and Devonia sail without livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
England
Canada
Maine
Vermont Cattle Returned to Vermont
The New York State department of agriculture ordered a car load of Vermont cattle arriving at Albany via the Delaware and Hudson railroad to be returned to Vermont, with the shipment redirected to Troy instead of remaining in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
State Department of Agriculture
Vermont
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Troy
College Equal Suffrage League presents two plays
Last evening in the Huntington chambers the College Equal Suffrage League staged two plays. The Land of Heart's Desire featured Bridget Bruin Kathryn Foley Maurteen Bruin Rufus H. Gillmore Maire Bruin Frances Park Shaun Bruin Louis W. Cutting Father Hart Charles Carroll Gillet Fairy Child Mrs R H Gillmore. Nance Oldfield starred with Mrs Anne Oldfield Ruth Delano Susan Oldfield Mrs R H Gillmore Nathan Oldworthy Charles Carroll Gillet Alexander Oldworthy and Rufus H Gillmore in the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Equal Suffrage League
Nance Oldfield
Land of Heart’s Desire
Huntington Chambers
Bridget Bruin
Kathryn Foley
Maurteen Bruin
Rufus H. Gillmore
Maire Bruin
Frances Park
Shaun Bruin
Louis W. Cutting
Father Hart
Charles Carroll Gillet
Fairy
R. H. Gillmore
Anne Oldfield
Ruth Delano
Susan Oldfield
Nathan Oldworthy
Alexander Oldworthy
Hospital President Praises Orangeine Powders
Mr A C Smith president Suffolk Hospital reports after three years of testing that the medical staff observe quick results from Orangeine powders for colds and fever and prefer them to other remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Smith
Suffolk Hospital
Ross Succeeds Bates as Union Depot Railway Chief
George H. Ross of Chicago becomes president of the Union Depot Bridge and Terminal Railway Company in Kansas City. Bates resigns to place the firm in railroad hands. Boston dispatch cites Bates selling interests and river land to Swift & Co with rumor of Rock Island or Swift involvement in terminal plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
George H. Ross
Chicago
Indiana, Illinois & Iowa Railroad Company
Theodore C. Bates
Boston
Union Depot, Bridge and Terminal Railway Company
Bates
Massachusetts Capital
Winner Bridge
Missouri River
Swift & Co. Packers
Rock Island System
Irish League directorate reports widespread expansion
Dublin Dec 2 At a meeting of the directorate John Redmond said the organization of the league was complete in 75 constituencies with 1826 branches. During the year six men were imprisoned for political offences. A resolution backed Irish party tactics and rejected accusations of Catholic betrayal. A national convention will be summoned once Wyndham's land bill is in the Commons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
The
Irish League
John Redmond
League
Wyndham
House of Commons
Escaped Knife Save From Piles Cure Letter
A woman saved from a surgical pile operation writes of recovery after using Pyramid Pile Cure and Pyramid Ointment and Pills. She praises the remedy, recommends it to others, and notes long relief since treatment began. The Pyramid drugs are sold for fifty cents a package by Pyramid Drug Co. in Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodgson
W. 11Th St
Des Moines
Iowa
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Blondin and the Chelmsford murder case in court
The Boston courtroom scene centers on Blondin and Attorney Morrison clashing with Inspector Chapman over access to a prisoner’s brother in law. Witnesses Kendall Hildreth Wright testify about the Chelmsford woods and the Green Street house as jurors tour the crime scene, aided by Attorney General Parker and Middlesex DA McLaughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sage
Mr. Morrison
Inspector Chapman
Boston
Mr. Chapman
Mrs. Chapman
Morrison
Claude
Chapman
Chelmsford Woods
Green Street
Frank H. Kendall
Lowell
Kendall
Wood Lot
Billersea Road
Elmer Hildreth
George W. Wright
Chelmsford
Slondin
Wood Road
Parker
Osterhout
Blondin
Frank H. Whendall
Mr. McLaughlin
Green Street House
Middlesex County
McLaughlin
Chelmsford Case Witness Testimony On Wood Lot Links
Testimony details distance estimates from Chelmsford wood lot to Boston Union station and Lexington depot, clocking 24 to 23 miles with insistence on accuracy. Witnesses describe the murder scene near a woodpile behind a stone wall, body position, and absence of shoes. Chelmsford constable Wright testifies seeing a headless woman, clothing details noted, medical examiner reports, and court adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Morrison
Morrison
Eth
Bellerica Road
Osterhout Farm
George A. Wright
Chelmsford
Schley Cousin Faces Duel Over Honor in Savannah
In Savannah on December 2 Captain C. C. Wilson and John Sullivan Schley, cousin of Rear Admiral Schley, discuss a duel after a Thanksgiving hotel lobby altercation left Schley knocked down. A board of honor may mediate. both men are noted as deadly shots, with no civil action yet taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
CC. F. Wilson
John Sullivan Schley
Schley
Captain Wilson
Argyle
Oxford Movement Recalled by This Death
John Hungerford Pollen former proctor of Oxford University died in England at age 82. He was connected with the South Kensington Museum and was among the last Oxford movement adherents who became Roman Catholic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
England
John Hungerford Pollen
Oxford University
Pollen
South Kensington
Oxford
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U.S
Leura Fobasen
Atty. Gen. Parker
Juryman Melane
White Post
Crusade Staris
Jim Dumps
Sunny Jim
Harrington Fitzgerald
Illinois
Ross
Kansas City Company
United Irish League
Adams House
Washington Street
Hildreth
Morrison Mir
Wright
Corona Fountain Pen Co
GO State St
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