Peruna Endorsed as Nervous System Builder and Remedy
An endorsement letter praises Peruna as a strong measure to build up and restore the nervous system, prevent colds in inclement weather, and treat catarrh. Readers share experiences of dyspepsia relief and revived energy, with testimonials from Ida Harned and Mrs. Fred Bohde, plus a note offering a free book from The Peruna Medicine Co.
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Ida Harned
Geevale
Fred Bohde
Goeglein
Ind
Peruna
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus, O
Harned
Miss Harned
Columbus
Curcaco
Ill
Champlain Building
Monster Entries Fill Elks Carnival Races
More than 300 entrants sign up for the Elks Carnival athletic games led by Joe Reilly Cates Connolly brothers McGrath and Hines. The listing features top runners from New England with Bates St Louis University Cornell and Andover noted. Manager John Graham praises the entries and has set handicaps for open events including 100 yard dash 440 yard dash and more.
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New England
Buch
O'Connor
St. Louis (Co.) University
Berry
Cornell
Cates
Andover
Harry Kane
Joe Reilly
B. Co
Connolly Brothers
McGrath
Hines
St. Joseph A. A
Coe
John Graham
MISS GAST TO RIDE AGAIN FOR CHAMPION TITLE
Miss Marguerite Gast, whose 1000 mile bicycle record was recently beaten by Mrs. Lindsay, plans another ride to reclaim the title. She aims to restore her position after the setback on the Merrick road and to surpass the new 1906 mile mark plus six miles.
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New York
Marguerite Gast
Lindsay
Merrick Road
Mirs
Grand Circuit Races Highlight Cleveland Card
Gayton defeats Dave Devil in the 2: trot while Midway, favorite at 75 dollars, wins the 2:23 pace after three heats. Soraime wins the 2:12 trot, Bonnie Direct takes the 2:20 pace. crowd notes ongoing births and company affairs amid a day of racing.
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Cleveland, O
Dave Devil
Village Farm
Midway
Rennick
Geers
Anes
Soraime
Lawson
Edlert
Bonnie Direct
Tom Webster
Fennick Pravase
Cobbett
Meredith
Pecree Ds
B. G
Townlever
Dolly Brown
Coenen
Winey
B.m
Berelme
B. s.Port
Tate House Shut After Malden Contractor's Suicide
The Malden house at 16 Appleton street is closed with blinds drawn after Herbert Tate, a young contractor, took his life. The housekeeper fled to Boston with her sister and a male friend. City Clerk Holden questions the non registration of a child born to the Tate family and notes physicians in the city often did not report births. Dr Jones says he made no birth return and that returns were generally done by attending physicians for a fee.
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Sewell. Cobb
Tate
Pensacola
Fila
Cobb
Arthur N. Pierson
Lyman
James T. Pierson
Arthur N. Panwa
Appleton Street
Malden
Herbert Tate
Boston
L. D. Holden
Holden
J. C. Jones
Lulu
Bates Honored at Republican State Convention
The Republican State convention will meet at the Boston Theatre on Thursday October 4 with Hon. George P. Lawrence of North Adams presiding. John L Bates was chosen chairman of the resolutions committee. Four members at large named: C Henry Hutchins Worcester, John D H Gauss Salem, William Schofield Malden, Francis H Manning Boston. Caucuses for delegates to various conventions set for September 3 or 4. Congressional conventions scheduled before the State gathering.
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Boston
George P. Lawrence
North Adams
Republican State Committee
Devonshire Building
John L. Bates
C. Henry Hutchins
Worcester
John D. H. Gauss
Salem
William Schofield
Malden
Francis H. Manning
Plans to bring Olympic games to Franklin Field in 1904
Arrangements are nearly complete to bring the Olympic games to Franklin Field at the University of Pennsylvania in summer 1904. The series began in Athens, then moved to Paris in 1900 and London in 1908, with America slated to host next. Frank Hills, Penn graduate and former committee chairman, reports progress after his diplomatic mission abroad.
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PHI Elphia
Franklin Field
University of Pennsylvania
Athens
Princeton
Harvard
Garret
Thesees
Om Burke
Paris
England
America
Pennsylvania
Frank Hills
Republican Caucus Hears Talks On Gubernatorial Plans
The meeting discussed dates for representative caucuses on October 1 and 2 with local committees choosing between them. Delegates from multiple cities attended and dismissed rumors that General William F. Draper would be the machine candidate. Governor Crane's renomination was seen as likely, and Chairman Goetting called the rumor a prickly heat story.
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Vention
Messrs. Williams
Taunton
Brightman
New Bedford
Garfield
Brockton
Standish
Stoughton
Dunham
Chelsea
Carpenter
East Boston
Means
South Boston
Murray
Boston
Briggs
Peterson
Salem
Spaulding
Cambridge
Sullivan
Medford
Bates
State Committee
Goetting
Post
General Draper Denies Ambassadorship to Italy
July 27 reports from Draper state that General William F Draper denies plans to become a candidate for the United States on peace to a Hoar. He says his resignation as ambassador was in good faith and expresses intent to retire from public life. He adds he would consider serving in the United Senate.
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Willam F Draper
Italy
United States
Sutra
Male
United Senate
Congressional Honors Candidate Declares Bid
The Honorable Howe, a prominent shoe manufacturer and political member, announces candidacy for Congress. Fred H. Dine, noted for his clerical work in the Legislature, is also mentioned in political circles.
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H. Howe
Ter Aces
Minent Shoe Manufacto
Reater
Congress
Fred H. Dine
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