Warner's Safe Cure Endorsed by Cured Californian
A May 12 1906 testimonial from E E Van Denter of Los Angeles California describes a heavy cold and kidney trouble that left her unable to stand for months. After using Warner's Safe Cure eight bottles she reports a complete cure and now can straighten up and function normally.
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THE
Boston Post
E. E. van Denter
Los Angeles
California
See’s
Social Science Club
Warner
West 9Th St
Cal
Sec’y Social Science Club
Warner's Safe Cure Promises Kidney Disease Relief
Cures kidney disease by removing uric acid to prevent gout rheumatism and related syndromes. Claims Bright's disease ties to constipation and liver torpor with rapid relief. Sold by druggists or direct in two sizes at 50 cents and 1.00 a bottle. Warns against substitutes with harmful drugs.
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Bright
Warner
Warner's
Safe Cure CO
Rochester
N. Y
Boston Daily Post
Kuropatkin's Unflinching War History Revealed
General Kuropatkin’s three volume history of the Russo Japanese War, confiscated by the government, becomes public. He criticizes officers and measures behind Russia’s defeat, tracing battles at Liao Yang Sha River and Mukden, and outlines disorganization, miscommunication, and morale failures.
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Associated Press
ST. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Russia
Liao-Yang
Sha River
Mukden
Bolkhoveton
Kaulbars
Europe
Port Arthur
Kuroki
Perjury charge filed against Louis Lotow in Matthews case
Louis Lotow was tried before Judge Dodge on a perjury charge accusing him of falsely testifying about a secret ledger tied to Max Matthews. Witnesses testified Lotow claimed the ledger came from two boys and later from Matthews, with Pelonsky involved in the desk shipment.
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Max Matthews
Louis + Lotow
Dodge
United States District Court
Lotow
Matthews
Nathan A. Pelonsky
Isaac Cohen
George Finn
Pelonsky
Lotov
Miss
Dolly Mack
Prosecutors Lead Case With Finn Testimony Support
Pelousky corroborates Finn's testimony as District Attorney French and Assistant DA Garland spearhead the prosecution.
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Pelousky
Finn
French
Garland
Morse Offer Revival in Rail Water Transport Talks
Mayor Fitzgerald received a letter from President Mellen of the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railway expressing cautious interest in a Morse syndicate bid to take over water transportation facilities between Fall River and New York. Mellen notes the offer is attractive but warns against hasty disposal of a key system asset and mentions Washington drivers seeking to sever rail from water lines. He promises to hear Morse once decisive action nears and cites Boston’s traffic relief as a factor.
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C. W. Morse
New York
New Haven
Hrartroracéé
Fall River
City Hall
Fitzgerald
Mellen
Railroad Company
Washington
Boston
Old Colony Trust Company
Trust Company
The
Post
P. O
Mass
Booklovers
Eres Ot
Four Children Die In Fire Near Bridgeville
Four children aged two to ten, children of I. Johnson near Bridgeville Delaware, were burned to death when a fire destroyed their home today February 14.
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Bridgeville
Del
I. Johnson
Here
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Warner’s
FE. EF. van Denter
Grippenberg
Fifteenth
Jiao-Yang
Nogi
Manchuria
Case
MORSE
Pres. Mellen
Mayor Water Lines
Chase & Sanborn’s Tea
William C. Gregor Oren
Washington St
Fromrimpp Sr
Tremont Street
the Post
Washington Street
Express
Nustaean
T Post
Post Booklovers
David J. Ingraham
Winter Street
Oxford
Saat
White Dental Parlors
R. H. White
St. Catharine’s
Morlock
Sharén
Jacob Morlock
Forest Hills
Ryder
Reuben T. Ryder
Warner, N. H
Winslow
Br. J. Holmes
Harvard Dental Co
Court St
Dr. Joseph Grady
Tremont ST
America
Uritan
Tor Aera
Puritan Dental Co
Beach St
DR. Elmer
Tremont Row
Scollay Sq
Metcalf Soda Fountain
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