Dr Pettingill Kidney Wort Tablets Promote Kidney Health
Physicians long relied on Dr Pettingill s Kidney Wort as a tea and later tablets to aid kidneys with no alcohol in the remedy. A testimonial from Henry L Stinger of Indianapolis claims dramatic improvement after one bottle. Order full name Dr Pettingill s Kidney Wort Tablets and consult Burlington Vermont College office for free guidance.
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Henry L. Stinger
Broadway
Indianapolis
Pettingill
College At
Burlington
Habeas Corpus Writ Issued In Nan Patterson Case
New York June 6 Justice Clark issued a writ of habeas corpus to compel Nan Patterson to appear in court and a writ of certiorari to produce the record in the fatal shooting of Frank T. Young. Patterson, a Florodora performer, remains at the Tombs as bail was set at 5000 dollars.
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New York
Nan Patterson
Justice Clark
Supreme Court
Mr. Garvan
William Luce
Young
Luce
AsHe
Peruna praised by medical examiner and doctors
A U S Treasury Medical Examiner Dr D Llewellyn Jordan extols Hartman Peruna as a systemic cure for catarrh and a vast improvement after one month. He notes increasing physician prescriptions and urges sufferers to write for free medical advice from Dr Hartman in Columbus Ohio.
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D* Llewellyn Jordan
U. S. Treasury Department
Columbia Lege
West Point
Peruna
United States
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Sas Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Llewellyn Jordan
Former Helen Morton Now Seeks Divorce
Paris June 6 In the wake of a rift between the Duke and Duchess of Valencay steps have been taken to dissolve their marriage. The duchess Helen Morton daughter of Levi P. Morton former U S vice president is pursuing civil dissolution while the grounds are not disclosed. The duke a Talleyrand Sagan scion remains at his Loire château as the duchess stays in Paris near the Boulevard St German in constant touch with her father.
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Paris
Talleyrand-Sagan
Loire
Boulevard St. Germain
Eee
Aris
Death of Malden's First Mayor Elisha S Converse
Universal sorrow fills Malden over the death of Elisha S Converse the citys first mayor. Funeral Wednesday at 2 30 pm at the First Baptist Church with remains in state 11 to 1. Clergy from nearby cities pay tribute to the philanthropist in services and church remembrances.
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Malden
Elisha S. Converse
Converse
First Baptist Church
Charles H. Morse
Henry O. Hiscox
D. D
Albany
N. Y
James F. Albion
Portland
Universalist Church
Fire damages Bedford Street store stock on fourth floor
About $2000 in损害 occurred last night on the fourth floor of 24 Bedford street. Felt & Goodman lost their entire stock of women's underwear. P. B. Sandford & Co. and Wyman's case under neath were damaged by water.
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Bedford Street
Felt & Goodman
P. B. Sandford & Co
Wyman
Delegates Bitzer and Ripley Withdraw From Convention
Bitzer of Arlington and F. L. Ripley of Winchester, chosen as alternates to the Republican national convention, have signified they cannot attend due to business reasons. County Treasurer J. O. Hayden of Somerville has been chosen by the State committee. The other delegate will be chosen later.
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Jacob. Bitzer
Arlington
F. L. Ripley
Winchester
J.o.hayden
Somerville
Miss Champagne Shifts to Daily Post Love Advice
Mildred Champagne, after five years of offering Love and Sentiment guidance in the Sunday Post, will now direct a similar department in the Daily Post, bringing her reader-focused tone to a new daily audience.
Dear Miss Champagne Advice on Love and Truth
An anxious letter asks how to tell if a young woman loves him and how to act. The adviser urges the pursuer to lead in courting, noting neglect invites coldness, and advises the man to chase to show genuine interest. A second reader questions sincerity when money is involved, and the response counsels waiting years to discern motives and to focus on personal growth rather than wealth.
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Miss Champagne
Dear Miss Champagne I Refuse to Dye My Hair Black
A 16 year old blond writes to Miss Champagne about a young man demanding she dye her hair to stay with him. She asserts she will not disguise herself for his sake and urges him to accept blondes or end the relationship.
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Miss Champagne
Polite declines to male escorts after church
Letter from Dorothy Allen discusses handling calls after church as two young ladies and two accompanying young men arrange to walk home. It suggests gentle refusals using a prior engagement or indisposition, noting that polite fibs are used to spare feelings and that men will likely understand.
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Miss Champagne
Dorothy Allen
Victory reported by General Kuropatkin at Wafengkau
St Petersburg June 6 General Kuropatkin telegraphs a victory near Wafengkau on May 30 detailing a Russian cavalry advance from Vanzalen to support Frontier Guard near Vondziatein. Cossacks and chasseurs formed the right flank as Japanese forces attacked from Sutsiatun. Combat lasted from 1 p m to 6 p m with heavy exchanges and machine gun support. Cavalry and Cossacks repelled Japanese assaults at Khotsiaputse and the Koau lindzypho valley, with notable Russian losses including Cossack Chief Strakoff and two officers wounded. Japanese casualties reportedly larger but not yet confirmed.
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ST. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Waller
Wafengkau Station
Vanzalen
Vondziatein
Sutsiatun
Khotsiaputse
Fengwengcheng
Koaulindzypho
Strakoff
Licenses May Go In Revere
J J Hurley John McGinnis and Louis Bopp proprietors of the three merry go rounds at Revere Beach kept their amusement places open Sunday after a police warning. A special meeting of the Revere Selectmen debated license revocation with Segee proposing immediate revocation and Pearson backing a tabled vote.
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J. J. Hurley
John McGinnis
Louis Bopp
Revere Beach
Rhoades
Revere
Florida Girl Lost in Boston Search Sought for Hazel Hodges
A 17 year old girl named Hazel Hodges from Fernandina Florida is missing in Boston. She cannot read or write and was last known to be staying at 8 Tennyson Street but has not been there since yesterday morning. J A Jakes requested police assistance in locating her.
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Young
Luce
Nan Patterson
125Th Street
St. Nicholas Avenue
B. S. McKean
Woodlawn Avenue
New Rochelle
Hazel Hodges
Tennyson Street
Woman assaulted on Norfolk Street near Cambridge
A unknown woman was brutally attacked last week near Norfolk Street close to Broadway Cambridge. Residents heard screams around 12 30 at night and saw a husky man forcing himself on her. The next morning a sleeve from her waist and other costly clothing fragments were found.
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Norfolk Street
Broadway
Cambridge
Garden restaurant opens at Clarendon Hotel for summer
The garden restaurant and open air cafe at the Clarendon Hotel opened last evening for the summer season. It features trellised garden with two large pavilions seating 600, neighborly table layout, Holbrook's orchestra nightly 6 to 11, private dining rooms overlooking the garden, a large German room and two additional dining rooms opening onto the garden.
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Clarendon Hotel
Holbrook
Bohemia
Hill and Ashley Draw In South Berwick Bout
Billy Hill of Boston and Guy Ashley of Fall River fought 15 rounds to a draw at the South Berwick Athletic Club tonight.
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South Berwick
Billy Hill
Boston
Guy Ashley
Fall River
South Berwick Athletic Club
Murder of Miners Explosive Blast Near Cripple Creek
A massive underground explosion at a railway station near Cripple Creek and Victor kills and wounds dozens of mine workers. Bloodhounds and Victor troops patrol to control crowds while a coroner's inquest begins. Sheriff Robertson resigns. Edward Bell named successor.
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Delmonico
Victor
French
Canyon City
Trinidad
Vindicator
Florence & Cripple Creek
Cripple Creek
Special policemen sworn in as Victor reels from unrest
Victor Col June 6 City Marshal O Connell swears in many special policemen armed with shotguns to patrol the streets amid union resistance. Detectives shadow union leaders. Clarence Hamlin of Mine Owners Association arrives to take charge and demands hangings for alleged rioters. Sheriff Bell orders soldiers out, 100 deputies to be deployed. editors and officials jailed. hardware stores barred from gun sales without permits. several mines shut down affecting about 1000 workers.
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Victor
O’connell
Clarence Hamlin
Mine Owners’ Association
Bell
Record
H. A. Naylor
Naylor
Stratton Independence
Theresa
State Supreme Court refuses habeas corpus in miner case
Denver June 6 The State Supreme Court with Justice Steele dissenting refused the application for a writ of habeas corpus filed for Charles H. Meyer president of the Western Federation of Miners. Meyer is held as a military prisoner at Telluride by order of Governor James H. Peabody. The Court sustains the Governor s martial law in San Miguel county.
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Denver
Col
State Supreme Court
Steele
Governor Peabody Heads Home From World’s Fair
Governor Peabody of Colorado, in St Louis for the World’s Fair, said he deplores the Victor happenings and will return to Colorado tomorrow. He cited telegrams on rioting and a Supreme Court ruling upholding his right to act to maintain peace, calling the justices’ stance “iconoclastic.” He praised the decision as a win and while optimistic.
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ST. Louis
Peabody
Colorado
Victor
Supreme Court
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