Sufferers Tout Warner's Safe Cure Free Samples
An advertisement features numerous testimonials from kidney and urinary tract sufferers praising Warner's Safe Cure and Safe Pills. It promotes free sample bottles and trial boxes sent to readers, with claims of rapid relief and cures, and urges sending a urine sample for free analysis by the company doctors. An offer to mail a medical booklet accompanies the free samples.
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Warner
Boston Post
Bessie Arnold
Chicago
Alten-Verein
Wabash ‘Avenue
Ill
Cravel
George Dessum
Amed
Christian Volunteers
Fifth Street
Cincinnati
Rochester
N. Y
Warner's
Safe Cure Co
Bright
Jarner
Ad Cure
St Paul Official Denounces Rail Freight Rates
A. Bird, third vice-president of the St Paul road, told the Interstate Commerce Commission that freight rates on cattle and packing house products between Chicago and Missouri River are unreasonable and should be raised. He argued rates depend on competition and compromise, not science, and warned lowering cattle rates worsens railroad remuneration. The inquiry was prompted by the Chicago Livestock Exchange over rate disparities affecting Chicago’s market.
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Chicago
Bird
St. Paul Road
Interstate Commerce Commission
Missouri River
St. Paul's
Chicago Livestock Exchange
Trial Exposes Methods of Titled Fortune Hunters
Berlin reports the collapse of Baron von Muenchhausen's ties to a "Marriage Syndicate" that funded his 1898 U.S. trip to win a wealthy wife. The prosecution for blackmail shows Eisler arranging with Frau von Quitzow and a maid to link heiresses with titled officers for large sums. The baron allegedly took 5 percent and signed $375,000 in bills. He met Martha Becker in the U.S. and married her in December 1898. After returning, he faced bill holders and a settlement with Pincus and the Mendelsohns, who were later acquitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Baron Burchard von Muenchhausen
United States
Herman Pincus
Moritz Mendelsohn
Adolf Mendelsohn
Baron von Muenchhausen
Pincus
Mendelsohns
Kissler
Wissler
Martha Washington Becker
Schwobler
Hanover
Germany
Dan Hanna And Wives Spark Walldorf-Astoria Split Rumors
New York November 6 Dan Hanna son of Ohio’s junior senator breakfasted in the Waldorf Astoria palm room while his former wife May Harrington Hanna and his present wife Daisy Gordon stayed in separate hotel rooms. The two women avoid meeting as reports of a hotel encounter spread. Hanna denied the tale calling it a ridiculous yarn and said he has seen his son with May. Clerks noted room assignments on the same floor but deny any plunder and point to requests from both Mrs Hannas to be on the same side. The Hanna drama continues as Dan remains in the hotel parlors. The issue was discussed at a club meeting with officers named.
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New York
Dan Hanna
Ohio
Waldorf-Astoria
May Harrington Hanna
Daisy Gordon
Cleveland
Mr. Hanna
Dan
Papa
Hanna
Smoot Replies on Polygamy and Senate Bid
In Salt Lake City the Telegram quotes Apostle Reed Smoot ahead of his U S Senate run. He says he has individual church permission to run, denies polygamy practice, and asserts the church follows the manifesto while supporting the Roberts seating dispute.
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Salt Lakh City
Utah
Reed Smoot
Mormon Church
United States
Senate
Rawlins
Smoot
Congress
B. H. Roberts
Roberts
Fall Meeting of Massachusetts Society of the Cincinnati
The fall meeting was held last evening at the Parker House with 25 members present. President Winslow Warren chaired the gathering.
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Massachusetts Society of the Cincinnati
Parker House
Winslow Warren
McDonald Seriously Ill After Election Day Attack
President Daniel McDonald of the American Labor Union is seriously ill in Denver from a head blow received on election day. He stood with Secretary W. D. Haywood of the Western Federation of Miners when Special Policeman James Bramer emerged from a saloon and attacked them. McDonald was struck on the head with a revolver, and Haywood fired at the officer, hitting his left arm.
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Denver
Col
Daniel McDonald
American Labor Union
W. D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
James Bramer
McDonald
Haywood
Mine Leaders Conference to be Held in Scranton Next Week
National Secretary Wilson of the United Mine Workers will arrive in Wilkes Barre from Indianapolis to confer with President Mitchell on the final statement for the investigating commission meeting in Scranton next week. Mitchell declined to discuss a Washington report that he may be elected president of the American Federation of Labor to succeed Samuel Gompers.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Wilson
United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
Mitchell
Scranton
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
President Roosevelt Opens New Executive Offices in Washington
President Roosevelt today began business in the new executive offices adjoining the White House. He met with Secretary Cortelyou Attorney General Knox Colonel Clayton McMichael and Civil Service Commission members. The session followed a visit by the commission about 10 20 and they discussed election results and possible civil service concerns in Pennsylvania.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Cortelyou
Knox
Clayton McMichael
Philadelphia
Civil Service Commission
McMichael
New York
Keystone
Pennsylvania
Young's Last Evening: British Charitable Society Annual Meet
The British Charitable Society held its annual meeting at Young's last evening. Members reviewed year’s work and elections, confirming officers and discussing fundraising goals for upcoming projects.
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Young
British Charitable Society
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets offer a radical cure claim
The advertisement stresses Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a radical cure for indigestion and nervous dyspepsia, claiming harmless vegetable ingredients that aid digestion without dieting. It notes the tablets rest the stomach, improve appetite, sleep, and overall vitality, with a price of 50 cents per package.
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Stuart
Fairyland cures for womanly diseases promise with Dr Pierce
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a universal cure for female ailments with testimonials from Mrs Julius C Bell of Kingston Ontario. It claims a ninety eight percent success rate and invites readers to mail for a free copy of Dr Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser.
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Fairyland
Pierce
Julius C. Bell
Bathroad
Kingston
Ont
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Rally For Alderman Doyle At Democratic Headquarters
At 1065 Tremont Street a rally backed James H. Doyle for re election as Alderman. Doyle touted playground gains on Columbus avenue, Cabot street bathhouse plans, Dillon and Parnell street asphalt, and support from Boston officials. Other speakers included Joseph Quinn, Thomas Fay, James A. Watson, James P. Timilty, and Daniel J. Curley, with city delegation leaders and candidates for council and ward posts also present.
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Tremont Street
James H. Doyle
John P. Sweeny
Columbus Avenue
Cabot Street
Ward 18
Dillon
Parnell
Boston
Joseph Quinn
Grocers’ Union
Quinn
Democratic Party
Doyle
Thomas G. Fay
James A. Watson
James P. Timilty
Daniel J. Curley
Rally Tonight by Union Democratic Club in Ward 17
The Union Democratic Club of Ward 17 will hold a rally this evening at the Vine Street Church. The event aims to organize supporters and promote party activities in the ward.
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Union Democratic Club of
Ward 17
Vine Street Church
Jackson Club Endorses City Caucus Candidates
At Jackson Hall Ward 3 last evening the Jackson Club nominated John H. Duane for street commissioner Philip OBrien for Alderman Edward L Caulay John J McCormack and Henry J McLaughlin for the Common Council The club also formed a rallying committee of 109 to canvass the district.
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Jackson Clob
Jackson Hall
Thomas W. Berridge
John H. Duane
Charles
Sullivan
Philip O'Brien
James J. Mellen
Edward Ll. Caulay
John J. McCormack
Henry J. McLaughlin
Common Council
Donnolly Endorsed for Ward 2 Common Council Seat
At a meeting of Local Assembly 5789 Knights of Labor James J. Donnolly was endorsed as a labor candidate for renomination to the Common Council from Ward 2.
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Knights of Labor
James J. Donnolly
Labor
Common Council
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ST. Paul
Commission
Daisy Gordon Hanna
Mary Harrington Hanna
Apostle Reed Smoot
Society OF the Cincinnati
M’donald
T. D. Baker Company
Washington Street
Buffalo, WN. Y
N.B
Alderman Doyle
George A. Flynn
John F. Murphy
T. E. McCarthy
Glynn, Healey and Hoar
John J. Mansfield
John T. Lonergan
Walter J. O'Malley
John F. Cullen
C. I. Quirk
Donnolly Indorsed
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