Warner's Safe Cure praised by Mrs Hutsenpiller in testimonial
Mrs. Alice Hutsenpiller reports recovery from kidney and liver ailments after using Warner's Safe Cure and Safe Pills. She details chronic illness from two years earlier, prior doctor treatment, and regained ability to perform household work. The ad promotes trial bottles free and guarantees authenticity of the offer.
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Warner
Waner
Warner’s
Safe Care CO
Rochester
N. Y
Boston Post
Strangely Active Man Forces Way Into Erskine Home
In Brockton on January 14 a man forced entry into the home of Frank I. Erskine advertising manager of the Douglas Shoe Company. He terrified the maid but fled when pursued by a police auto detail over about half a mile. He was captured after a struggle and identified himself as William H. Regan. Mrs. Erskine calmly called for help through a window while the maid became hysterical.
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Brockton
Frank I. Erskine
Douglas Shoe Company
William H. Regan
Rexall Mucu-Tone Promises Cure for Coughs and Colds
An advertisement from the Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores touts Rexall Mucu-Tone as an infallible remedy for coughs colds and catarrhal conditions. It claims aid by cleansing and healing mucous membranes and offers a money back guarantee with two bottle sizes priced 50 cents and 1.00.
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Boston
Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
Lam bert's body found in Copeland Hotel ruins after fire
The mutilated body of I F B Lambert, Emporia attorney and politician, was found in the Copeland Hotel ruins after a deadly blaze that injured 14 guests. State Senator J W Stewart and Hutchinson News editor W Y Morgan led dramatic rescues helping others escape through a window.
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Topeka
Kan
I. FB. Lambert
Emporia
Copeland Hotel
M. W. Smith
J. W. Stewart
Sedgwick County
Prepare for Panama Suit
Justice Department has turned over Panama Canal purchase papers to U S District Attorney Stimson in New York. The move aims to pursue criminal action in New York against newspaper publishers blamed for reflections on the deal.
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Washington
Jan
Department of Justice
United States
Stimson
Southern District of
New York
Boston Newspaper Man to Give His Testimony
A. C. Rousey, a Boston newspaper man who came here on a federal subpena, was ordered to report Monday to give testimony. He had spent about a year on the Isthmus of Panama.
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New York
A. C. Rousey
Boston
Panama
Waterfront Land Value Jump Cited in Court Testimony
In U S District Court experts testified that waterfront land near Northern Avenue rose sharply in value. The government seeks a jury verdict on 3800 square feet seized for a new appraisers’ stores site. The 1906 sale to Meredith & Reynolds trustees was for 30 440, with 1908 value estimates between 70 764 and 87 500.
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United States District Court
Northern Avenue
William A. Gaston
Meredith & Reynolds
Atlantic Trust
Death of Vice-Admiral Ro jestvensky Surfaces in Petersburg
The death is announced of Vice-Admiral Ro jestvensky aged about 61. He led the ill fated Russian fleet at the Battle of the Sea of Japan in 1905 and later bore responsibility at court martial, while previously gaining distinction in 1877 during the Russo Turkish War.
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Rojestvensky
Sinovi Petrovitech
Togo
Sea of Japan
Libau
Russia
Baltic Sea
North Sea
Straits of Gibraltar
Suez Canal
Red Sea
Indian Ocean
Madagascar
War Board
St. Petersburg
Malabar
Vladivostock
Kamimura
Uriu
Tojestvensky
Vesta
Beatrice Mills Weds Earl of Granard in Civic Style
Beatrice Mills daughter of Mr and Mrs Ogden Mills and niece of Ambassador Reid wed the Earl of Granard master of the horse to King Edward in a West Sixty-ninth Street ceremony. Bishop Cusack officiated with about 250 guests including Miss Astor Miss Vanderbilt and Mr Forbes as attendants and best man.
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Ogden Mills
Ambassador Reid
D. O. Mills
Earl of Granard
Edward
Great Britain
Louis XV
Mills
West Sixty-ninth Street
Thomas J. Cusack
St. Stephen's
Alice Astor
John Jacob Astor
Grace Vanderbilt
Cornelius
Edith Taylor
Beatrice Bishop
Ward Granard
Donald Forbes
Fire Sparks Panic At Harvard Dormitory
A small blaze from an open grate on a Harvard Westmorly court freshman dormitory pillow sent residents into the snow at 4 am. Students donned pajamas and joked about firemen as they helped with hoses and speeches. The incident caused momentary chaos but no serious damage. In a separate note, Minatov was sentenced to nine months at the reform school after pleading for leniency and claiming he was a pawn of a safe-cracker.
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Harvard
Westmorely Court
Harvard University
Chee-I-Ld
40 000 NativesRise in Philippines Turbulent Movements
San Francisco January 14 According to dispatches 40 000 Baslin Moros of Zamboanga district are in a troubled state The unrest was stirred by a Moro known as the Mad Priest recently freed from Bilibid prison Bloody clashes have occurred between the Moros and Filipino scouts who have largely disarmed the rebels.
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San Francisco
Sheridan
Baslin
Zamboanga
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