Dr Shoop's Restorative Aimed at Nerve Control of Kidneys
The ad claims weak kidneys arise from nerves, not the organs, and promotes Dr Shoop's Restorative to reach these nerves. It urges trying the medicine for back pain, dark urine, or other kidney symptoms, with a month’s supply sold by druggists.
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Cody's Son In Law Dies In South Dakota
Omaha Dec 17 Colonel W F P Cody Buffalo Bill at a local hotel received word that his son in law Lieutenant Clarence Stott of the Twelfth cavalry had died. Stott was serving with his troop in South Dakota among Indian tribes. Mrs Stott is with her father in Omaha and the family knew of no prior illness.
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Magoon Candidacy Push Aimed By Governor’s Partner
C B Whedon, law partner of Hon Charles E Magoon provisional governor of Cuba, writes all members of the Republican state committee urging them to establish a direct primary to determine the party’s choice.
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Frightful Mishap Claims Many Lives in Heat
Report describes a deadly incident with numerous fatalities. Survivors faced extreme heat from escaping air for hours, making it dangerous to stay near the entrance as rescuers worked to reach and assist victims.
Debate over cotton crop estimates prompts House resolution
In Washington the House, led by Mr. Heflin of Alabama, moved a resolution against the agriculture secretary over 1907 cotton crop estimates. He cited conflicting figures, noting 8,690,000 bales ginned by Dec 15 against government reports. 3,340,000 bales allegedly remaining to be ginned, a claim he calls false and costly to producers. Yolande mine disaster follows, with a deadly blast at Yolande Coal and Coke No 1 mine.
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Commission at Work in Goldfield Labor Troubles
Government commission opens its inquiry into Goldfield labor strife as strikebreakers arrive from California. About 100 additional miners return to work, with 30 new workers housed at Consolidated camp and three shifts planned to phase in the replacement labor.
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Roosevelt Bids Farewell to Pacific Fleet Aboard Mayflower
President Roosevelt ends his Pacific fleet visit with evident satisfaction waves good bye from the Mayflower as it docks at Washington Navy Yard. The White House carriage awaits with Mrs Roosevelt and guests. the President proceeds to the White House arriving at 8 45. A final wireless message is handed to him on deck. The night voyage from Hampton Roads was uneventful.
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Polish schools closed in Russian Poland by order
Warsaw reports General Skallon suspends the Polish Schools association, closing sixteen hundred Polish schools across Russian Poland. Funds totaling 150000 dollars held by the association have been sent abroad to avoid confiscation.
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Murder Suicide in Brooklyn Cab Killings
In Brooklyn on Monday night Elsie Kerlin twenty two a telegrapher and Bernard E Wallace a Commercial Cable employee were killed in a cab. Police report Wallace shot Kerlin and then killed himself in an apparent love triangle tragedy with unknown motive.
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Southern Surgical Gynecological Association Meet in New Orleans
About 100 surgeons attend the twentieth annual convention in New Orleans. The group includes many prominent northern surgeons, yet the convention never meets north of the Mason Dixon line.
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Southern Association of Medical Colleges Meets in New Orleans
The twentieth annual convention of the Southern Association of Medical Colleges opened in New Orleans with fifteen medical schools represented. A committee was appointed to study requiring a four year high school course as a prerequisite for entry to southern medical colleges.
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Waxahachie Named Depository for Ellis County Funds
Waxahachie Texas on December 17 is designated the depository for Ellis County money order funds, centralizing county financial handling in the city.
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Mallory to Retire From Public Life for Health Reasons
Pensacola Florida December 17 United States Senator Stephen R Mallory announced he will not seek re election He is seriously ill at his home and realizes retirement is necessary to regain his health.
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