Hicks Capuchine Cures Headache and Ills Across Cases
Hicks Capuchine is advertised as a universal remedy for headaches from colds heat stomach or nervous troubles with liquid immediacy and no Accetanilid or dangerous ingredients. It is offered in 10c 25c and 50c bottles at druggists. A related claim promises Woolford's Sanitary Lotion cures in 30 minutes. In a separate notice Miss Elizabeth Ann Robbins died at Greenford aged sixty after lifelong service, leaving over 8000 to the Washingtonville Methodist Church and directing burial and bequests for those who aided her.
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Ial
Elizabeth Ann Robbins
Greenford
Methodist Church
Washingtonville
Ohio
Salem
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Reader
A Norristown woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her female troubles and avoiding surgery. The notice touts the remedy as a thirty year standard and invites other sick women to write for advice, listing common conditions it supposedly helps and encouraging trials.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lena V. Henry
Norristown
Pinkham
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Cardus
Heache
Kache
R. L. Denney
Huntsville
Ala
Warnaire
Youth kills mother after reform school release in Brooklyn
Bernard Carlin shot and killed his mother Susan Carlin at her Quincy Street home in Brooklyn after years in reformatories. He had recently been released from Napanoch Reformatory where he served time for stealing a horse and wagon and was arrested shortly after the shooting.
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Reformatory Institution
New York
Susan Carlin
Bernard Carlin
Quincy Street
Brooklyn
Carlin
Napanoch
Wealthy Indiana banker found dead hugging fortune
Evansville dispatch reports Dr W W Dailey aged sixty a leading Southern Indiana citizen was found dead in his Selvin home clasping a strong box of his fortune He distrusted banks Death said to result from heart disease Absconder William F Walker treasurer of Savings Bank of New Britain is delayed in returning from Mexican territory by about two months Hartford dispatch notes States Attorney Eggleston received word through Washington.
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Chicago
The
Tribune
Evansville
Ind
W. W. Dailey
Indiana
Selvin
Hartford
Conn
Eggleston
State Department
Washington
William F. Walker
Savings Bank of New Brittain
Fire at Lookout Inn destroys Lookout Mountain site
Fire was discovered at Lookout Inn atop Lookout Mountain in Chattanooga Tennessee and burned fiercely for two hours causing losses between 8000 and 10000 dollars. The blaze started from a charcoal stove used by tin smiths working on the roof.
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Lookout Inn
Chattanooga
Tenn
Lookout Mountain
Italian Weds an American in Rome Marriage
Miss Annette Loeb daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Loeb of New York wed Signor Arturo Luzzato in Rome. Luzzato a member of the Italian Parliament is wealthy and has iron interests in Tuscany.
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Rome
Annette Loeb
Charles Loeb
New York
Signor
Arturo Luzzato
Signor Luzzato
Tuscany
Baker Shoots Wife Then Kills Himself in New York
In New York a baker, Albert Heiser, without warning, shot his young wife at the dinner table then killed himself with a gunshot to the head. The motive remains undisclosed.
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New York
Albert Heiser
First Legal Sentence in Oklahoma Statehood Era
Tecumseh Oklahoma court jailed Will Johnson a Black boy who assaulted and insulted Mrs. Mary Cuppy an elderly white woman weeks prior. He was sentenced to death marking the first related verdict since statehood.
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Tecumseh
Okla
Will Johnson
Mary Cuppy
Oklahoma
Montreal gunman holds city police in siege
John Smith, a book agent in Montreal Quebec, kept police and fire brigade units at bay for five hours. He killed one constable and wounded another and Chief Detective Carpenter before being shot. The siege ended with his death.
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Montreal
Quebec
John Smith
Fire Brigade
Carpenter
Fire at 470 Pearl Street Claims One Life
A devastating blaze at a four story tenement on 470 Pearl Street in New York leaves one woman dead and nearly twenty injured. Dozens escape the flames as residents are rescued from the burning building.
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New York
Pearl Street
Rubber Factory Resumes in Bristol After Shutdown
After a three week shutdown the National India Rubber Works plant in Bristol resumed operations. The local factory, employing about 1400 workers, brought back the regular five day work week schedule.
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Bristol
R. L
National India Rubber Works
Night Riders Pay Visit to Ohio Valley Farm
Night riders burned the tobacco barns and beds of Stephen Ryan in Switzerland county near Vevay. They left a note threatening to hang him if he replanted his tobacco, signaling intimidation actions in the region.
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Madison
Stephen Ryan
Switzerland County
Vevay
NYU Suspends Entire Junior Class For Hazing
The New York University faculty suspended the entire junior class for three days as punishment for hazing freshman Henry Block.
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New York
New York University
Henry Block
Liquor Contest Drags Across Illinois Saloons
In Illinois the liquor contest ends in a draw in larger cities yet wipes out 1014 saloons in smaller towns. Chicago reports saloon ranks affected while many smaller communities vote out establishments.
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Chicago
Illinois
Legation Becomes Embassy in Tokio Case
The Empire council adopted without debate the bill to raise the Russian legation in Tokio to an embassy. The measure has already passed the Douma and now moves forward as law.
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St. Petersburg
Council of
Spring streetcar chills warn of cold risk and Peruna remedy
Readers warned that riding streetcars in variable spring temperatures can cause colds when exposed to cooling drafts. Advice urges wearing wraps, especially when seated, and beginning Peruna at first symptoms, continuing until all signs disappear to avoid longer illness.
Peruna Praised For Cold Relief By Multiple Readers
Letters from Mr M J Deutsch and Mrs C E Long and Mr James Morrison praise Peruna for easing cold and catarrh symptoms. Testimonials cite relief from coughs wheezing and croup like spells, with readers noting long use and high regard for the medicine’s effectiveness.
The Worm Turns at the Barbershop
A barbershop exchange in the Courier Journal quotes a man boasting he gets services in a first class shop in big town, prompting the barber to question his claim and the man to stand firm about his choices.
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Big Town
CourierJournal
Creeping Benefits Emphasized by Clark University President
At Worcester Clark University president G Stanley Hall argued American babies gain chest and shoulder strength by creeping. He urged mothers to allow creeping despite slight floor soil, recalling a late warning to one boy and a railway station anecdote about Oshkosh.
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G. Stanley Hall
Clark University
Worcester
Oshkosh
Washington
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