Enthusiastic converts praise Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
Mrs Ira Knowlton of Butte Montana and Mr BE Davis of Hampton Virginia extol Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as cures for chronic indigestion. They report rapid relief, appetites restored, and ease from stomach and heartburn after using the tablets after meals. The ad claims the remedy digests food, rests the stomach, and is sold nationwide and in Britain.
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Ira Knowlton
Butte
Montana
Stuart
Pittsburg
BE. H. Davis
Hampton
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Jones Confesses to Patrick Plot in Rice Case
Jones admits to plotting with Patrick and expresses remorse for not aiding his friend Rice before his death. The district attorney seeks statements from Patrick, who prefers to discuss the estate with Captain Baker, while the coroner's inquest on Rice's death remains adjourned amid new developments and poison tests.
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Jones
Captain Baker
Rice
Osborne
Millionaire Rice
Powers Aligned on British German Agreement Now Complete
Washington nov 1 the alignment of the powers on the British German agreement is now complete aside from Italy and Austria whose adherence was expected five powers are united in all terms Great Britain Germany Italy Austria and Japan three powers United States France and Russia accept open door and territorial integrity but withhold action on third clause to future procedure Russia has not replied to the state department or the russian embassy as to its stance while london reports say russia accepted the first two clauses unreservedly and would adjust its attitude on the third clause according to circumstances
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Washington
Ialy
Austria
Japan
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
United States
France
Russia
China
State Department
Associated Press
London
Dixon
Alice
Dorothy
Denver
Sioux Falls
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Leas
Dixons
Boston
Worcester Academy
Dr. Dixon
Rockhill Appointed to Pekin Legation Councillor Role
Secretary Higl cabled Commissioner Rockhill to become councillor of the American legation at Pekin and proceed from Shanghai to assist Minister Conger in negotiations for a final settlement. The plan to appoint Rockhill and General Wilson as fellow commissioners was abandoned as no other power would appoint commissioners.
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Washington
Higl
Rockhill
Pekin
Shanghai
Conger
Wilson
Confession on Rice murder ends with valet Jones tale
Assistant District Attorney Osborne released Jones's detailed account of the events surrounding the Rice case. Jones describes giving a mysterious liquid to William Marsh Rice, tending him as he died, Patrick’s late involvement, the handling of letters and bank checks, and the attempts to relay falsified messages to relatives while investigators closed in.
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Swenson & Sons
S. M. Swenson & Sons
Fifth Avenue Trust Company
Rice
Baker
Mr. Wallace
Mr. Rice
Patrick
Swenson
Captain Baker
Docto
Prison Ward Witness Recalls Patrick Pressure on Jones
Mr Osborne declined to discuss possible arrests and the fate of notaries tied to the case. At ea Hospital Jones appeared unnerved, sobbing on his cot. Mr Miller of Hornblower Byrne reported Jones said Patrick urged self harm, citing a better chance to die than Patrick, and mentioned another man in Patrick’s cell.
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Osborne
Miller
Hornblower & Byrne
Ea Hospital
Jones
Patrick
Jones's suicide attempt shocks Tombs inquest postponement
Charles F. Jones secretary and valet to the late William Marsh Rice tried to kill himself in his Tombs cell by slashing his throat with a penknife. He bled for hours before aid, and the inquest into Rice’s death was postponed for a week amid protests by his counsel over DA methods and inquest conduct.
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New York
Charles F. Jones
William Marsh Rice
O’reilly
Bellevue Hospital
Jones
Hagan
Tombs
Gardiner
Frederick B. House
Albert T. Patrick
Mr. House
Osborne
Captain Baker
Hornblower, Byrne, Miller & Potter
House
Colonel Baker
Colonel Gardiner
Olones Baker
Dreyfus
Gardiners
Hart
Ager
Fastest Yacht Afloat Arrow Launches at Nyack
Charles R. Flint's Arrow, claimed to be the fastest vessel afloat, was launched at Nyack. Built with a forty-two mile per hour guarantee, it is expected to reach fifty under forced draught. Rumors say plans indicate torpedo boat service for a South American government, not a yacht.
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New York
Charles R. Flint
Arrow
Nyack
Food Saves Doctor Endorses Grape-Nuts for Digestion
Boston physician Dr William Hall reports personal relief from indigestion after using Grape-Nuts. He details a two year old rachitic case improved from emaciation to steady gain and recovery after switching to Grape-Nuts, noting appetite, vomiting cessation, and weight gain.
Wife Motives in Dixon Divorce Trial Questioned
In a Boston courtroom Judge Fessenden hears the Dixon divorce case with both sides presenting arguments on custody and alleged adultery. Dr. Dixon’s counsel accuses his wife of mercenary aims seeking alimony, while Mrs Dixon’s side details alleged cruelty and misconduct. The hearing continues with depositions and statements about communications between family members and the impact on the children.
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Dixon
Alice
Revere
Hider
Dr. Dixon
Abbott
Mrs. Dixon
Dorothy
Philadelphia
Elder
GOLD DUST TALK ADVERTISEMENT PROMOTES REST
An old style advertisement seeks housekeepers to use GOLD DUST to ease cleaning chores. It promises rest and efficiency, claiming the product works as you rest and during baking or sweeping, reducing effort compared to scrubbing. The letter concludes with a courteous sign off.
Forgeries and moral scandal in Dixon case exposed
A lengthy deposition reveals a warped moral climate as witnesses accuse Mrs. Ammerman and others of lurid, implausible acts. The text argues forged letters and misquoted phrases aim to ruin Dr. Dixon, urging a divorce decree in his favor amid allegations of cruelty and manipulation.
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Jennie Fearse
Jennie
John van Nort
Dixon
Jesus
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A. W Co
Gaemeer
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American House
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Valet
Fifth Avenue
Mr. Patrick
Holt
District Attorney’s Office
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State St
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Will
Samuel J. Elder
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
General Woods
Scranton
West Newton Street
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Waeeees
Royal Dairy
H. P. Vieth & CO
Washington St
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Yours
WN. K. Fairbank Company
Chicago
St. Louis
P. S
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Tremont St
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Jamaica Plain
Ovens
William F. Brown
Lamartine Street
Rural Cemetery
New Bedford
Mass
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Clancy
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Hannah Clancy
West Fourth Street
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B. W. and
Annie Wwes
Mt. Auturn Chapel
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