Peruna Promises Cure for Catarrh and Consumption Link
A promotional piece argues catarrh of the lungs is the first stage of consumption and urges Peruna as a cure. It cites Judge Durham of Greensboro Georgia and letters from Eliza Heinzle and Lou Ware praising Peruna's effects on cold, throat, and lung trouble with claimed rapid relief and restored health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Durham
Greensboro
Georgia
Durham
Eliza Heinzle
East
Fulton Street
Columbus
Ohio
Perna
Lou Ware
Bryan
Texas
Peruna
Peruna Medicine Co
Hartman
Guarantee of Genuine Testimonials in Ohio Bank
A $10,000 deposit at Market Exchange Bank in Columbus, Ohio, guarantees the testimonials are genuine. The advert states no spurious testimonials have ever been used and all letters are authentic and written in the original submitter's words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Exchange Bank
Columbus
Ohio
Hhese
Boston
Mrs Reynolds Granted Divorce in $15,500 Alimony Deal
Judge Braley awarded Mrs. Joseph F. Reynolds a decree on cruel treatment with $15,500 alimony. Reynolds must pay $8 monthly installments until full payment. Allegations of adultery were dismissed and both sides claim vindication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Reynolds
Braley
Reynolds
Middlesex County Debt Grows With Registry Building Costs
The Middlesex county treasurer reports a year end debt of 1 019 000 dollars, higher than neighboring counties. A newly dedicated registry of deeds building in East Cambridge added 700 000 dollars to the total with 155 000 spent last year to finish the project. County buildings are valued at about two and a half million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Hayden
Middlesex County
Registry of Deeds
East Cambridge
Murray Hall all around sport who lived as a man dies in New York
Murray Hall died yesterday after thirty years living as a man. He voted Democrat, joined the Iroquois Club, and built a reputation as a bold, sociable figure who defended his beliefs and fought when needed. His life included two marriages to women and an adopted daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Murray Hall
Fifth
Lower West Side
Tammany Hall
Sixth Avenue
Twenty-third Street
Hall
Trall
Leonard Street Pelicia
West Thirteenth Street
Army bill passes Senate authorizing 100000 man standing army
The army bill, approved by the Senate after House passage, sets a 100000 member standing army with about 70000 to be stationed in the Philippines. The Senate and House vote to abolish the army canteen. Proposals to bar liquor imports to the Philippines or cancel licenses were defeated. A veterinary corps amendment was rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Philippines
Senate Accepts Army Reorganization Bill After Debate
The Senate approved the army reorganization bill 48 to 23 after amendments. Four Democrats sided with passage, while Hoar was paired against due to illness. The measure now goes to a conference committee, with Hawley Proc tor and Cockrell named as Senate conferees. London reports a HayPauncefote treaty discussion with secrecy on decisive Cabinet action.
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Lindsay
Kentucky
McLaurin
South Carolina
Morgan
Alabama
Sullivan
Mississippi
Hoar
Massachusetts
Spooner
Wisconsin
Senate
Conference Committee
Congress
Hawley
Rep
Conn
Proctor
Cockrell
Dem
Hay Denies Statement on Canal Fortifications Objection
A London despatch dated yesterday asserts high authority for the claim that canal fortifications would not be opposed, while Hay denies the statement. The report notes Washington reacting to the London source with cautious skepticism.
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London
Washington
Absent Electors Delay Brigadier General Election
The Second Brigade, M V M, has not sent an application to Adjutant General Dalton for a brigadier general election due to missing field officers who are electors. Major Eldredge remains abroad and Major Graves is away. Headquarters expect the election before February 1.
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Dalton
Eldredge
Graves
Voting slate listed for bill opposition as names named
A roster of legislators including Allen Bacon Bate Berry Caffery Chilton Clay Cockrell Culberson Daniel Harris Jones Ark Mallory Kenney Pettus Rawlins Taliaferro Teller Tillman Towne Turley Turner and Wellington appears against the bill.
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Allen
Bacon
Bate
Berry
Caffery
Chilton
Clay
Cockrell
Culberson
Daniel
Harris
Jones
Ark
Mallory
Kenney
Pettus
Rawlins
Taliaferro
Teller
Tillman
Towne
Turley
Turner
Wellington
House Debated Gramp Bill Over Shipyard Claims
The House spent the day on a bill to refer to the Court on Claims the William Cramp & Son Shipbuilding Company of Philadelphia for damages totaling 1,367,244 dollars. The disputed claim arises from government delays in supplying armor plate and materials for battleships Massachusetts Indiana and cruisers New York Columbia amid a lengthy opposition and filibuster.
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Washington
House
William Cramp & Son Shipbuilding Company
Philadelphia
Massachusetts
Indiana
New York
Columbia
Congress
The Wayfaring Man Sings of Postum Health Turnaround
A man recalls long coffee dependence causing indigestion liver trouble and nervous exhaustion. After quitting coffee for Postum Food Coffee his digestion sleep energy and weight improve. He mentions a friend and wife who also recover and asks to omit his name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Furbush
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
Pfeiffer presses new charges against Massachusetts Board of Registration
Dr. Immanuel Pfeiffer sends a letter to Governor Crane listing additional alleged Board of Registration in Medicine misdeeds. He accuses the board of classifying doctors, mishandling unregistered practitioners, fraud in a 1897 registration, unlawful advertising under an alias, diploma purchases, and improper exam paper handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Pfeiffer
State Board of Registration In Medicine
Crane
Massachusetts Medical Schools
Boston University
Board of Registration and Medicine
Republican Party
Protests By Mrs Spooner Over Italian's Electrocution
Mrs Florence Spooner of Back Bay protests against the planned execution of Luigi Storti the Italian murderer awaiting the death penalty. She argues the condemned has no friends and would receive mercy if he were rich or well connected.
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Florence Spooner
Back Bay
Luigi Storti
Examining Member Questioned Schonm About Answer Checks
The examining member knew little of Schonm's medicine and asked how he judged correct answers. He replied that he referred to the textbooks for verification.
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Schonm
Americans Decorated at Paris Exposition List of Legion Honors
The Paris Exposition honors for Americans announced list promotion to commander Somerville Pickney Tuck and officers including John A. Cauldwell Charles T. Cook William Deering James T. Gore Cyrus H. McCormick J Pierpont Morgan Augustus St Gaudens John Lafarge Frederick V. Skiff and many chevaliers such as Robert 8. Maclurdy George Westinghouse and Lucian Waltin along with notable women. The government emphasizes wide decorations among Americans.
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Paris
Legion of Honor
Somerville Pickney Tuck
International Court
Cairo
John A. Cauldwell
Charles T. Cook
William Deering
James T. Gore
Cyrus H. McCormick
J. Pierpont Morgan
Augustus St. Gaudens
John Lafarge
Frederick V. Skiff
Milward Adama
Baker
Tarleton Bean
Paul Blackman
Sylvanne Black
Alexander Capeart
George M. Chartier
Frank Wigglesworth Clarke
Charles Coolidge
Edward W. E. Dayton
William G. Irwin
Hawaii
Lazare Kahn
H. E. Krehbiel
Robert 8. Maclurdy
John MacGibben
Daniel Manning
Potter Palmer
Michael H. de Young
Charles Miller
Pennsylvania Commission
Francis D. Millett
William J. P. Moore
Charles A. Moore
Norton P. Otis
New York Commission
John S. Patterson
George B. Post
Francis ¢C. Pratt
Startford
Gonzalo Queseda
Cuba
John K. Rees
New York University
HK. W. Rice
Howard Rogers
Charles T. Schoen
Pittsburg
Lyman Co
Smith
Willard A. Smith
A. G. Spalding
Ambrose Swasey
William W. Taylor
Louis ¢. Tiffany
George Westinghouse
George S. Wilking
William F. Willoughby
Washington
Lucian Waltin
Runaway Girl Found in Worcester Vaudeville Act
Seventeen year old Mabel Ma Honey who fled her Worcester home last July was found at the Nickelodeon on Hanover Street performing a hypnotic act with a man called Professor Lamson from Chicago. Police arrested her for a stubborn child and she will be taken back to Worcester tomorrow.
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Mabel Mahoney
Lyons Street
Worcester
Rooney and Patterson
Headquarters
Nickelodeon
Hanover Street
Professor Lamson
Chicago
Omaha
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W. G. Durham
Mrs. Reynolds
Washington St
R. H. White Co
The
Greenport
Frank
Ema Mea
Hartley
Forrest Hawkins
Hawkins
Shelter Island
Arthur Sullivan
Sir Arthur Sullivan
Senators
Aldrich
Allison
Bard
Burrows
Carter
Clark
Deboe
Dillingham
Dolliver
Elkins
Foraker
Foster
Frye
Gallinger
Hale
Hanna
Hansbrough
Kean
Kyle
Lodge
McComas
McCumber
McMillan
Mason
Penrose
Perkins
Platt
Pritchard
Quarles
Scott
Sewell
Shoup
Simon
Stewart
Thurston
Warren
Wetmore
Lord Pauncefote
England
Secretary of State
Marquis of Lansdowne
Cabinet
Lord Lansdowne
Mr. Choate
Hay
Omega
Omega Chemical Co
Broadway
Soc
Gramp
Pfeiffer
Storti
Thomas A. Edwards
M.D
D.ps
the Westminster
Copley Square
Newman & Sons
Tremont St
Lighthill
Boylston St
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