Peruna Promises Relief From Catarrh of Bladder and Kidneys
Letters from professionals and veterans across Omaha Albany Oakland Chicago praise Peruna as a tonic for catarrh of the bladder stomach and kidneys. They report pain relief renewed sleep appetite and lasting health after using the remedy, with multiple testimonials reinforcing the claims.
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H. L. Emory
Omaha
Neb
North
Sixteenth Street
C. B. Newhof
Delaware Street
Albany
N. Y
Montefiore Club
Peruna
Jinks Accused Of Foisting Embalmed Jokes
Pittsburg Post reports humorist Jinks faces scrutiny for peddling embalmed jokes to a trade audience. The scandal centers on questionable material and alleged deception, prompting industry chatter and possible consequences for the performer.
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Jinks
Pittsburg Post
Considerate remark on a senator’s daughter sparks talk
In a Cleveland Press item a columnist notes Miss Cleverly's father is a United States senator and urges restraint, saying to let it go and avoid talking about the girl behind her back.
Anxious Wife Welcomes Katahdin on Late Arrival
The Clyde liner Katahdin reached Lewis Wharf at 6 PM four days late after a storm tossed voyage from Cape Romain to Montauk Point. Captain Maguire praised the vessel’s seaworthiness, calling it a lifeboat as his wife, Mrs. Maguire, rushed aboard and embraced him. The steamships Grecian and Kershaw also arrived hours late due to the gale.
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Lewis Wharf
Maguire
Cape Romain
Montauk Point
Post
Father Saves Baby From Sea in Squall
Captain Elmer Blackman of Scullville leaped overboard in Great Egg Harbor Bay to rescue his year old child washed from the yacht Bird in its perambulator during a heavy squall. His wife guided the boat as Blackman swam about a quarter of a mile to reach the buoyant infant and bring it back aboard. The mother aided the return but fainted afterward.
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Atlantic City
Great Egg Harbor Bay
Elmer Blackman
Scullville
Bird
Blackman
Verdict finds Standard Oil guilty of conspiracy in Ohio
After 32 hours the jury ruled the Standard Oil Company of Ohio guilty of conspiring to restrain trade under the Valentine anti trust law. Fines range from 50 to 5000 dollars per day or six to twelve months in jail. The company may seek a new trial while three days to file the motion.
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Oil Company
Findlay
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
Ohio
Judge Banker
John D
Gratifying to all on Findlay decision against Standard Oil
Attorney General Wade H. Ellis, guest of Congressman B. G. Dawes in Marietta, calls the Findlay decision a great triumph for good government and equal application of law. He cites Roosevelt’s principle that no man is above the law and hopes Standard Oil will admit the Ohio trust links openly.
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Marietta, O
Wade H. Ellis
B. G. Dawes
Findlay
Standard Oil Company
Roosevelt
Standard
Ohio
Coal Pocket Fire at Liverpool Wharf
Edison Illuminating Company officials faced a blaze at the Liverpool wharf coal pocket as hundreds of tons of coal burned. Firefighters from Engine 25 and a fire boat fought the blaze with water for hours, aided by Ladder Companies 8 and 1, before the fire was finally extinguished.
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Edison Electric Illuminating Company
Liverpool Wharf
New York Central Fined 108000 for Rebates
Judge Holt in the United States Circuit Court fined the New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company 108000 for granting rebates to Lowell M Palmer who runs transportation for the American Sugar Refining Company. Six counts earned 18000 each plus Frederick L Pomeroy 6000 total. The judge called the violation heinous, noting the defendants’ education and standing.
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New York
Holt
United States Circuit Court
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
Lowell M. Palmer
American Sugar Refining Company
Frederick L. Pomeroy
New York Central
Powers Freed After Wachusett Wreck Imprisonment
Fitchburg, Oct 19. George P Powers was pardoned by county commissioners and walked from South Fitchburg jail a free man. He had been imprisoned for the Wachusett wreck in July 1905 but state, county and railroad officials supported his claim there was no criminal offence.
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David
John PD. Rockefeller
Supreme Court
Fitchburg
George P. Powers
South Fitchburg
Wachusett
Richest Bachelor's Bride to Wear $500 000 Worth of Gems
New York reports the wedding gift of James Henry Smith to his bride Mrs Rhinelander Stewart includes 2000 diamonds totaling $250,000 and a matching diamond serpent worth $250,000. The display, valued at $500,000, will be worn at the Metropolitan Opera House during the season opening. The jewels are described as the finest of their kind, with elaborate arrangement and royal-like splendor.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera House
James Henry Smith
Rhinelander Stewart
Smiths
Sam
Stewart
South Dakota
Mr. Smith
America
Europe
Africa
Metropolitan
Salt Water Paper Experiments Demonstrate Feasibility
In Portsmouth on October 19 an announcement reported success in producing paper from salt water at the Publishers' Paper Company plant. The work draws interest for the potential shift of paper production to coastal sites if further refined.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Publishers’ Paper Company
Doctor Traver Held on Malpractice Charge at District Court
Providence report states Dr. William H. Traver of Christian Hill was arrested on criminal malpractice charges involving Agnes Harrison. He pled not guilty and was bound over to the grand jury after a $5000 bail was set in District Court.
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Providence, R. I
William H. Traver
Christian Hill
Agnes Harrison
Emerson footwear ad invites style and comfort across locations
The ad highlights stylish and comfortable EMERSON footwear and directs readers to stores at Wash. St. cor. Water, Court St. cor. Hanover, 18 Summer St., and Dewey Square for purchases.
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Emerson Uality
Wash. St
Cor. Water
Court St
Hanover
Dewey Square
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Clarinda
Robert E. Hanvey
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Yellow Journalish
JanerAar
Ipourvicall Monstrosip
Boston
Commonwealth
Geo. J. Raymond
Washington St
Clyde
Lifeboat
Babe
N. E
Cushing Medical Supply Co
Ellis
N. Y. Central
Powers
Outfitters
Washington Street
Warrenton Street
Merrimac St
Lowell
Andrews St
Lynn
No. Main St
Brockton Waverley St
South Framingham
DR. Traver
the New England Gas & Coke Co
Mass
Oxford
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