Peruna Endorsements Highlight Health Claims
Mrs. Col. B. E. L. Gresham of Herndon Virginia and Miss Mattie I Guild president of the Young People’s Christian Temperance Union praise Peruna. They report cures for catarrh and nervous debility after trying multiple bottles. The letters urge others to use Peruna for persistent cold symptoms and sleep issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. L. Gresham
Herndon
Daughters of the Confederacy
Herndon Village
Col
BE LL. Gresham
Mattle
IL. Guild
Thi. Jois
Peruna
Mattie I. Guild
Peruna praised for nerve and female weakness relief
An endorsement from Mrs. A C Jackson of Chicago lauds Peruna as harmless and efficacious for nerve disorders and female weakness linked to catarrh. She notes cures in several cases, outlines the link between nerves and blood flow, and invites readers to write to Dr Hartman in Columbus for free treatment guidance and a complimentary book.
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A. C C. Jackson
Wady Managers
Sherman House
Chicago
A. C. Jackson
Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Looting Rages In Pekin As Allied Forces Watch
Reports from Pekin note widespread looting both authorized and unauthorized with only foreign residences and sacred city areas guarded. General Chaffee decries the collapse of order and urges international cooperation to halt barbarities amid Japanese claims of outrages in Tung Chow. Russian officers report Boxer forces moving to disrupt lines to Tien Tsin and Pekin, while a telegraph blackout limits press coverage.
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Pukin
Taku
Nia
Shanghai
Pekin
Chaffee
Fukushina
Tung Chow
Muir
Linovitech
Grouth
Tien Tsin
The
Associated Press
Li Hung Chang to Pekin as peace negotiator
Minister Wu reported Li Hung Chang would depart Shanghai for Pekin today to join Earl Li and Prince Ching as peace negotiators. Li Hung Chang begins his journey as the Shanghai municipal council grants Sa Hung Chang permission to sail with a setinue of allo persons.
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Li Hung Chang
Pekin
Prince Ching
Yung Lu
Russia
Washington
State Department
Shanghai
Earl Li
Shangnai
SA Hung Chang
Allied leaders hear Pekin talks with Prince Ching
Dispatches indicate Prince Ching plans to confer with allied generals near Pekin on terms for the Empress. Boxers mass at Cho Chau, forty miles southwest of Pekin, with a possible allied contingent to seize the town if warranted. Pekin quiet pending government instructions. Russians push the railway from Tien Tsin. Stores scarce as Pei Ho falls. Chinese gradually retreat and sell provisions.
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Vewin
Taku
Shanghai
Prince Ching
Pekin
Cogger
United States
Cho Chau
Tien Tsin
Pei Ho
Tung Chow
Associated Press
Washington dispatch on Chinese negotiations stalls for next step
No public developments in Chinese negotiations as of Sept 14. The matter remains in diplomatic phase, with War Department awaiting State Department guidance on troop actions. Russian attitude shift noted. no immediate evacuation demanded if Russian troops withdraw.
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Washington
War Department
State Department
Russia
Boxer Nest Burned After Looting in Tien Tsin Region
General Dorward’s expedition against the Boxers reached Tu Liu on the grad canal and occupied the town without a fight. Three columns found the place already surrendered to a local officer and eight Bengal Lancers. Dorward ordered the town burned after substantial looting. Villages along the march offered peace, and the region appeared quiet as the Boxers disbanded.
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Tien Tsin
Taku
Dorward
Tu Liu
Ti Liu
Grad Canal
Associated Press
French efforts to protect Belgian missionaries in China
Paris reports that Earl Li Hung Chang urged the Shan Si governor to safeguard Belgian missionaries in distress. The governor said cavalry had been dispatched, and Li ordered continued protection for missionaries at Cheng Ting near Pao Ting and Hin Hin in Chi Li province.
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Paris
Shanghai
Earl Li Hung Chang
Shan Si
Earl Li
Sars
Cheng ‘Ting
Pao Ting
Hin Hin
Chi Li
Laborer Hurt After Fall From Steam Boiler
John Costigan a laborer of 62 Iverett street fell from a steam boiler yesterday and strained his back with probable internal injuries. He was taken to the Emergency Hospital.
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John Costigan
Iverett Street
New Use for Butter in Postum Coffee Alternative
A North Evanston, Illinois woman, Eliza J. Stuart, 2028 Hartzell Ave, reports relief from biliousness, dyspepsia, and loss of appetite after quitting coffee and using Postum Food Coffee. She notes appetite returned, bilious symptoms disappeared, and she now enjoys meals. she adds instructions for preparing Postum with butter to prevent boiling over.
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North Evanston
Til
Mus
Eliza J. Stuart
Hartzell Ave
Vostun
Klondike Fortune Leads Lynn Man To Russian Heiress
Woodfred N. Grant of Lynn rose from prospecting in Alaska to wealth from gold claims at Cape Nome. He attracted the attention of Miss C. N. Bailey, an American heiress with Texas ranches, who wrote from Russia expressing admiration and interest in his plans. Grant plans to return to Lynn later this fall with his partner S. D. Weymouth still mining.
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Woodfred N. Grant
Lynn
Cape Nome
Alaska
Klondike
South
Grant
Seattle
Wash
C. W. Emerson
Broadway
Gloucester
New York
Russia
Hera
America
C. N. Bailey
Arts
Nome
Texas
Letters Between Grant and Miss Jalley Hint at Romance
A growing correspondence between Grant and Miss Jalley, begun for business, has deepened into affection. Mrs Emerson notes the pair exchange photographs and expect a meeting soon. Miss Bailey plans a U S return via Japan and San Francisco where Grant will await her. Grant is 40, Miss Jalley 29 with an estimated wealth of about a million.
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Mr. Grant
Post
Jalley
Grant
Ships for Boston Kidder Peabody to Build Two Big Freighters
Kidder, Peabody & Co. award Maryland Steel a contract to build two large ocean freighters for Boston trade. Twin-screw steel ships of 100 by 58 by 40 feet hold, 12,750 tons dead weight, 9,769 tons gross. Boston to England route with Boston as winter freight terminus under discussion with Boston & Maine.
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Boston
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Maryland Steel Company
Stars and Stripes
England
Complaint Dismissed Against Patrolman Nye in Halliday Case
A police headquarters general order yesterday dismissed the complaint against Patrolman I Emerson H. Nye of Division 2. The suit by George W. Halliday alleged Nye violated Rule 26 governing general conduct of patrolmen.
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I Emerson H. Nye
Division 2
George W. Halliday
Not 15 Minutes Jury Acquits Mrs Buckner in Manslaughter
Norfolk jurors find Emma Buckner not guilty of manslaughter in Milton killing of Louis Buckner. They accept self defense after years of alleged beatings, recounting bruises and threats. Case backed by witnesses noting repeated abuse and a kitchen knife used in the breast stab.
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Norfolk
Buckner
Dedham
Leaders Hopeful After East Atlantic States Conference
The Hon. William S. McNary returned from a Democratic leaders conference at the Hoffman House New York called by Ex-Governor Stone. Reports suggest lists from Bryan supporters remain favorable with Indiana Massachusetts New York and other states leaning to the ticket. The East conference promised vigorous efforts to carry New York New Jersey Connecticut Delaware Maryland and West Virginia with national sub committees aiding state campaigns.
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William S. McNary
Atlantic
Hoffman House
New York
Stone
McNary
Gorman
Maryland
Bryan
Indiana
James K. Maguire
Syracuse
George Fred Williams
Christopher T. Callahan
Massachusetts
Iitzgerald and
Thayer
Drinkwater
Lewis
State Committee
Williams
Vermont
Maine
Democratic State Committee
James K. Jones
West Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
New Jersey
Delaware
New England
Gold Dust Talks No 4 Dear Madam
A vintage advertisement style note extols Gold Dust as essential for housework, promising it outperforms soap in many tasks and remains useful whether one does their own chores or uses help. It emphasizes steadfast use to protect the reader’s interests, arguing housework is hard without Gold Dust.
White Silver Wedding Celebration at Marchmont
Winchedon Falls scene as Joseph Nelson White and wife mark their silver wedding with a reception at Marchmont their Winchen don Springs mansion Nearly 400 guests attended including immediate family ushers sons of the host and honored guests from Clifton Ohio Secretary of the Navy John D Long and other prominent figures from New Hampshire Ohio Hawaii and across Massachusetts Two orchestras provided music and the couple greeted guests at the grand staircase under a bell of white flowers.
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Winchendon
Joseph Nelson White
George C. Beals
Russell B. Lowe
Fitchburg
Rear Admiral Sicard Dead at 9 O Clock in New York State
Rome New York Sept 14 Rear Admiral Montgomery Sicard retired died of apoplexy at 9 this morning at his summer home in Westernville Born New York City Sept 20 1836 he entered the navy in 1851 and rose through ranks including lieutenant commander captain He directed ordnance reforms and gun factory work and led the naval war board during the Spanish American War
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Rome
N. Y
Montgomery Sicard
Westernville
New York City
Navy
Buffalo
Bureau of Ordnance
Sampson
Folger
Naval
Washington
North Atlantic
W. T. Sampson
Naval War Board
Strategy Board
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P. S
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