Bowman Endorses Peruna For Cold Cure In 48 Hours
Lanham Maryland letter from Chas IV Bowman first lieutenant and adjutant of 4th M G M Cav Vols says Peruna cured a severe cold in forty eight hours and he uses it preventively. He notes his family also benefits and recommends it to friends while stressing no narcotics and confidential medical advice from Dr Hartman Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas,iv. Bowman
M. G. M. Cav
Lanham
Peruna
O. W. Bowman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Odd Occurrences in a Theater and Notable Deaths
James O'Brien a miner in San Bernardino fell from a theater gallery railing and broke his back after laughing loudly. A Hull Mason named Little reportedly committed suicide while believing he betrayed a craft secret. Gen de Sonnar an Italian senator died after dressing in his general's uniform and medals, then toasted the king and Italy with champagne alongside relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Brien
San Bernardino
Cal
Little
Hull
England
Gen
de Sonnar
Italy
Rate Cut Sparks Union Protest in Georgia
In Atlanta, J Pope Brown proposes lowering Georgia passenger rates from three to two cents per mile. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and others oppose, arguing reduced fares would harm the state's prosperity and cut railroad jobs and wages. Travelers' Protective Association also denounces fewer trains and poorer service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
J. Pope Brown
Georgia Railroad Commission
Georgia
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Travelers’ Protective Association
Painful Sciatica Cure Promoted By Bir Donovan
An old report recounts a man who suffered severe sciatic pain in 1902 and sought medical help. After ineffective treatment, he found relief through Donovan's remedy, reportedly cured after five boxes, highlighting the urgent need for quick relief among workers on electric lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bir
Donovan
Mr. Donoven
Witter
Train Wreckers Ditch Santa Fe Train Near Emporia Kas
A Santa Fe passenger train was ditched by wreckers one mile east of Emporia Kansas at 2:30 Sunday morning. Six were injured, two may die, as spikes and fish plates were removed on an inside curve. A relief train and work crews aided the injured and tracked suspects were spotted nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Kas
Santa Fe
Town
James Kuger
Goldiers
Leavenworth
J. O. Rice
Topeka Shawnee
Okla
Nate Hendricks
Roswell
N. ‘Mu
Lonz
J. L. Copper
Spickarda
Farmer
E. A. Taylor
Kansas City
F. A. Grover
Topeka
Eab
Howard Branch
Croker visit to opium den ends in death near Newton
Kansas City reports police finish the Croker case with no further action unless family requests. Porter Ah Lee and Ghee Kee held for illegal opium den, Charles Wilson freed after aiding Croker to the Santa Fe train. Richard Croker Jr. travels to Newton to recover his brother’s body. Fierce fighting in Jolo leaves 300 Moros killed. Gen. Wood surrounds Pala.
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Kansas City, Mo
Herbert V. Croker
Richard Croker
Tammany
North End
Newton
Kas
Croker
Charles Wilson
Coates Hotel
Ah Lee
Ghee Kee
Richard Croker, Jr
Jolo
Baseless rumor denied during social congress functions
Report notes that Taft and Stuyvesant Fish sparked keen interest among delegates during discussions on railroad rate questions. French delegates praised American hospitality at the banquet. M. Marnefouls lauded President Loubet and the U S president for upholding traditions, stating their leadership brings world conscience gratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prence
Taft
Stuyvesant Fish
Illinois Central Railroad
America
France
M. Marnefouls
Amblio Works
Loubet
M. Loubet
United States
Archbishop Glennon Receives Pallium in Ceremony
In St Louis at the old cathedral Most Rev John J Glennon archbishop received the pallium the insignia of his episcopal office from Cardinal Gibbons in a solemn Sunday morning service with full Roman Catholic ritual and pomp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glennon
St. Louis
John J. Glennon
Cardinal Gibbons
Old Cathedral
Distinguished gathering of churchmen honors Archbishop Glennon
A large assembly of church leaders including Archbishop Ireland Archbishop Quigley of Chicago and several bishops attended exercises in the city. The group dined at the Southern hotel, while laity hosted a reception for Cardinal and Archbishop Glennon Gismon. Evening events followed at the Odeon.
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Ireland
Quigley
Chicago
Cotter
Winona
Minn
Horstmann
Cleveland
Shanley
Fargo
N. D
Hennessy
Wichita
Kas
Lillis
Leavenworth
Foley
Detroit
Mich
Gismon
Odeon
Death toll climbs as tornado injuries rise in Snyder
Snyder Oklahoma reports four more deaths from Wednesday's twister bringing the known dead to 117. many missing, some critically hurt. sightseers hinder guards while volunteers from Hobart aid wrecked homes with free labor. relief arrives in money, bedding, clothing, and food as communities respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Okla
Mississippi Notices from Copiah and Jackson Areas
Mississippi news rounds up local affairs including Grand Lodge meetings in Jackson, cornerstone ceremonies in Greenville, and plans for a state hospital. It notes mortgage filings by the Southern Railway and others, ongoing soil survey work for Copiah County, railroad tie disputes, and missing person alerts in Hattiesburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Branklin
Masons
United States
Copiah County
Crystal S;gs
Gallman
Hazlehurst
Beech Grove
Ruby
Georgetown
Department of Soils
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Unveiling of Forrest Statue Draws Thousands in Memphis
Kathleen Bradley lifts the veil from the Nathan Bedford Forrest statue in Forrest Park as 15,000 to 20,000 spectators witness the ceremony. Senator Turley presents the statue to Memphis, Mayor Williams accepts, and the crowd pays tribute to the Confederate commander with cheers and tears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mimphis
Tenn
Niehats
Nathan ‘Bailord Forrest
South
Forrest Park
Kathleen Bradley
Forrest Memorial Association
Thomas
Turley
Memphis
Williams
Gen. Forrest
Collerute Coles
Bradley
Miss Bradley
Jacqueminot
Forrest
Meridca
Borrest
Baptist Convention Joint Meeting Held Across Branches
May 16 Bt. Lanis reports a joint meeting of the Northern and Southern Branches of the general Baptist organization with 1 2 thousand attendees. Columbus, Ohio, May 17 Lt. G lifer, bank president from Woos toe, Ohio, arrived at the penitentiary to begin an eight year term. He sent for his attorney to discuss missing correspondence about bank matters. Officials indicate potential future appeals for bankers. A local case involves Matton Dunsford and witnesses in another city, with details tied to banking issues and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanis
General Baptist
Columbus
Ohio
Ghlifer
Woostoe
Mystery Neighbor Riddle Exposes Flat Living Plot Twist
A courtroom scene dissolves into confusion as a lawyer probes a witness about the neighbor's location. The witness finally reveals the neighbor lives next door above him, defying simple compass directions and turning the inquiry into a comic misdirection.
The Habitual Expression Describes Character Traits
A missive asks what facial expression signals character from a bright sunny look to a grim, avaricious mien. It asserts an expression influences others and cites a testimonial about Dodd's Kidney Pills improving health, linking back to a romantic phonograph encounter and a Chicago Sun remark.
Bald Heads Covered by Cuticura Hair Cure Claim
Advertisements tout Cuticura products for skin and hair health claiming rapid scalp relief and hair vitality. The copy promotes a full treatment set including Soap Ointment and Pills priced at 1.00, plus other tonics and miscellaneous health quips from various sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ergia
Mothers Seek Maternity Help In Lydia Pinkham’s Remedy
An article extols preparing for motherhood and credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with aiding fertility and female health. It cites testimonials from women like Latins L. Glover of Milwaukee and notes a doctor once doubted, yet reports many benefited from use.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Rth
Milwaukee Business Woman's Association
Grove Street
Milwaukee
Lydia
Pinkhots
Mae Pes
Norman
Milwaukes
Wis
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Pala
Wood
Potes
St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Kingdom of Poland
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Naples
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Pittsburg
Portland
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Tinoneval
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Snyder, Okla
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T. Louis
W. J. Stone
Philippines
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Jefferson City
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Henderson
Gt Charles
Jie Buckner
Virginia
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Tay Lightnog
Blatt Springs
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Linn
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Tom
Hatertain
Amin
S. McCormick
Jackson
Grand Lodge
Southern Railway Company
Secretary of State
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Fort Scott
Memphis Railroad
Alabama Great Southern
Elliott & Ellis
Mobile, Jackson and Kansas City Railroad
Bank of Newton
Supreme Court
Board
Eee
Finneon County
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Simpson — County
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Hatjtesburg
W. N. Hurt
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Hattiesburg
Miss
W. Q. Cole
Caledonian of
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Orient of
Hartford
Federal of
New Jersey
Assurance Company of America of
Peter Cooper
Traveler’ Fire of
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Ark
Santon L Pasion
T. M. Henry
T. R. Henderson
Greenwood
Soldiers’ Home
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Tippah
J. F. Merry
Toe Silk Company
Fayebta
Ims Baasia
Sonica
Tate
Internoeciiniel Gronie
Wathan Bedford Forrest
Grit
Deana the Veil
Baptist Convention
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Lomax Appoinien Wisiazicny
Matton Dunsford
Latha
Paulding
F. Ey
Dodd
Chicago Sun
Dalasioe
Er Ee
Berlin
Olmated
le Roy
N.Y
Frank
Washington Star
Pio
Groves
Mayfield Medicine Manufacturing Co
Thas
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LION
Lion Coffee
Colles
Talido
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Voey
Isa Ieee
Reese
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