Clementina Gonzales Restored to Health by Peruna
A letter from Clementina Gonzales of Guatemala describes her recovery after persistent tiredness, sleep loss, and poor appetite. She credits Peruna with boosting her health after three weeks, enabling her to resume studies. The letter invites readers to request free literature on catarrh from The Peruna Medicine Co.
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Clementina Gonzales
Central America
Peruna
Hotel Provincia
Guatemala
C. A
Cleveland Ave
Chicago
Til
Purana Medicine Cay
Columbus
Ohio
Grasred Deported and LaFollette Statement Reflected
In a Grasred Deported item authorities report a failed marriage attempt involving a German national and an immigrant, with details about Rosa Tiunk and a fiancé. St. Paul notes Robert M. LaFollette denies resigning as governor to seek the U.S. Senate, promising a future statement if appropriate. A Montevideo, Minn, fire injures several in a two-story infirmary and machine shop, with two suffocations reported and several people saved by jumping to safety.
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Germany
Dalgatia
Rosa Tiunk
Hacaiars
LaFollette
St. Pan. Minn
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Washington
United States
Montevideo
Minn. Ang
Anna Katin
Geyearalt & Son
Cere
Ars
Grain and Live Stock Prices Across Markets
Price listings from Cleveland Cincinnati and New York markets show mixed cattle lamb and hog values. Cattle prime fats at Cleveland midrange around 4 to 6 dollars per hundredweight with varying qualities. hogs heavy and light fetch from about 4 to 6 dollars. Sheep and lambs reported at 4 dollars and above, calves around 4 to 5 dollars. Wheat and corn futures in New York and Toledo quoted with No 2 red wheat around 4 and 1/4, corn No 3 mixed near 1, rye steady, oats lower, lard around 45 cents.
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Cleveland
Sierra BS
BROVE
Pittsburg
I .Imedium
Cincinnati
S&s
York
Toledo
Iron workers threaten general strike over subletting to Boston firm
Thousands of bridge and structural iron workers face job stoppages as the International Association declares a general strike against the American Bridge company over a sublet to a Boston firm. Estimates suggest 15,400 to 26,000 workers could quit, with major projects delayed across Maine to California. The move stems from a dispute after the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad let a 3,000 ton contract to the American firm, with union claims the Boston subcontractor undermines union labor. Cleveland headquarters will coordinate actions. eastern Ohio counties will feel the impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
J. J. McNamara
American Bridge Company
Maine
California
McNamara
Boston
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
New Haven Organization of
Detroit Man Identified in Moyer Murder Case
Detroit resident Harry Johnson, one of two men jailed in Cleveland over the Pawnbroker Joseph Moyer murder, was identified by Harry Berman as the man seen in Moyers storefront window minutes before Moyer collapsed. Berman, cousin to clerk Morton Sillman, drove past Moyers shop on Monroe Ave to take Sillman home, noting Johnson stood near the customer at the window.
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Detroit
Mich
Harry Johnson
Cleveland
Joseph Moyer
Harry Berman
Moyer
Berman
Morton Sillman
Moyers
Monroe Avenue
Sillman
Silliman
Johnson
Witte Questions Japanese Claims On Sakhalin
A Tokyo telegram claim says Japan captured 40,000 Russian soldiers on Sakhalin. British and American observers note the implausibility, with Russian envoy Linevitch reporting Japanese setbacks near Nanchen echensi and Landinchensi as Russians advance and push Japanese from forts. Other items include the arrival of Count Pokuiloff in Chicago, a Blaine riot between Japanese and whites, Wilson appointing Hutchinson to cotton duties, and a New Orleans fever update.
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Portsmiaut
N.ow
Witte Hietin
Tan
Tokyo
Sakhalin
Mussia
United States
Chicago
E. Pokouiloff
China
Memiher
Ivan Rojastvensky
Nicholas Engalitcheff
Sije
Wilson
Washington
P. L. Hutchinson
State Board of Agriculture of
Louisiana
Agricultural Department
Cotton Crop Estimating Board
Five Laborers Killed at Railroad Junction Near Alexandria
Five Italian laborers were killed at a railroad junction about five miles west of Alexandria after being struck by an engine. The accident occurred in the late afternoon as crews worked on track repairs, with investigators beginning inquiries into the incident.
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Alexandria
Aug
Roosevelt hosts a varied roster at Sagamore Hill
President Roosevelt receives Secretary Shaw J Pierpont Morgan and Baron Kaneko at Oyster Bay to discuss Hankow railroad concessions in China. Talks cover American control, European minority holders, and potential purchase while Japan weighs war aims amid broader regional diplomacy.
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Shaw
Baron Kaneko
Oyster Bay
Ang. S
Roosevelt
Arm China
Mur
Shay
New Orleans
Treasury Department
Marine Hospital Service
Rooseveoll
Morgsar
China
Sagamore Till
Japan
Bermudez Company
State Department
Federal Court of Venezuela
Barmudez Asphal Company
Hamilton
Ja Lahra
Wife Murder Charge Echoes Carey Schoolhouse Case
Ohio brief lists multiple incidents from Aug 8 including a homicide linked to Carey schoolhouse mystery in Upper Sandusky with Henry Tuln named as a suspect. Other notes report Mayor Will Not Prosecute police and fire subsidy cases, plus assorted crimes, deaths, and travels across Ohio cities.
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Columbus
Jeffrey
Fragmented casualty list from early 20th century report
A chaotic OCR snippet records multiple fatalities across cities: Fred S. Tenson and Madeline Tenson drowned in Portland after a rowboat collision. Mrs. Annie J. Teyler and granddaughter perished in a Dallas tenement fire. HB. J. Dysley found dead in Memphis home with secured doors and gas on. conductor Joan Milla killed under a train in Dennison Ohio. a Columbus Ohio meeting on direct legislation and a robbery at a Russian Poland treasury.
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Fred S. Tenson
Madeline
Portland
Ore
Annie J. Teyler
Dallas
Tex
HB. J. Dysley
Memphis
Joan Milla
Penn Parle
Raiload
Columbus
Dennison
Ohio Direct Legislation League 3
Colombus
Destructive Hoboken fire devastates docks and ferry areas
A major blaze at the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western docks in Hoboken destroyed the main depot, Dukes House hotel, ferry houses, and a public service building, with the loss estimated between 400000 and 500000 dollars. Fireboats from New York and Jersey City aided efforts to contain the flames. no lives were lost.
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New York
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Hoboken
Errect Railway
Lac Wanni
Temprory Cuarters
Hishamton
Lackawanna Doc
New Jersey
Jersey City
Lower Hoboken
Lackawanna
Dukes House
Holick Ferry
Public Service Corporation
Streetcar
Bio Steamship
Serious strike conditions and accidents reported in multiple cities
Missoula Montana notes serious strike conditions paralysing rail service as oilers face long delays and perishable fruit is refused. In New York a man leapt from Brooklyn Bridge into East River, sustaining fatal injuries after a pursuit. An excursion boat sank near Bread Ripley Dam with several injuries. In Lancaster Ohio a man lost part of his tongue after being struck by iron at a gas well.
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Missoula
Mont
Rocky Mountain Division
Asvision
Nor Orn Pacific
Contes
Brooklyn
Conray
Todianapods
Bread Ripple Path
Esx
Lancaster
John Grier
Fatal Yellow Fever Strikes New York Third Case Dead
A man dies at New York’s quarantine hospital marking the third yellow fever case aboard ships entering New York and the second death. Fifteen passengers remain quarantined for fever suspicion, mostly from the Panama district. Government control of the outbreak shifts to the U S Public Health Service in New Orleans with strict conditions for cooperation.
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Put-In-Bay
Boston
D. Robson
Supremesa
The
Royal Arcanum
Supreme Council
Grand Councils
Supreme
Wiggins
Albright
Delaware
New York
Detetion
United States
Panama
New Orleans
Washington
United States Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
J. N White
Marine Hospital
Stormy plunge kills two men near Sand Creek bridge
The storm battered Sand Creek area as a wrecked vehicle plunged from a bridge. Victims Gustav Stevenson aged 47 and Dan Huets, 29, two wealthy farmers, were trapped beneath the wreckage. A nearby close call involved Morton and Mrs Morton escaping injury after their auto collided with an Eighth Avenue car.
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Bridge
Greesry Td
Aus
Ehn Stevenson
Dan
Huets
Sand Creek
Alivadt Pwc
Morton
Pan Morton
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Eighth Avenue
Forts Fourth Sireat
Pennastraia Depot
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Centreville
Maryland and Virginia
Love Point
James Crown
Gus Roe
Kent Island Narrows
AL B. Crowell
W. L. Hughes
Hughes
Finghes
Et. Petersburg
Council of Ministers
St Peterhof
National Assembly
Vladimir
St. Peterature
New Yor
Anthony Reiff
Harlem
Envor Witte
Linevitch
Petersburg
Nanchenechensi
Sitisuluchua
Ini
Landinchensi
Taogan
Blaine
Wash
Baseball
National League
Chicaguu
E. Chieszo
New York A
Eubach
Kling
McGinnity
Wiltse
Bowerman
Ncinnati
Amd Schick
Pittini
Alboit
Teriis
Pepa Wes
Pulippe
Carisch
Fraser
Needhiy
Ken Leagus
Mulieu
Drs
Render Livngton
Kattes Sidhat and Spencer
Power
American Association
Coltmbys
Kane
Citr
Intmiaxnapotas
Tedanapolis
Peo
TelMte
Milwaukee
Louisville
Minneapolis. IF
Pierpont Morgan
Sagamore Hill
Hankow Railway
Yokohama
Pacific Mail Company
Steamship China
Span
Henry RB [Miller
Indiana
Aas
United Spanish War Veterans’ Association
Amu
Nicolaissk
OLIO
Buckeye State
Upper
Sandusky
U. Aig
Frank Tuln
Carey
New Philadelphia
O. Ang
Maud Shaffer
Harvey Colvin
Miss Shaffer
Caméo House
Springfield
Joe Nye
Nye
Asnevyie
L. M. Albright
Ohio Wesleyan University
Central Ohio Conference
van Wert
Lima
Milford
Leslie Creamer
Edenton
Creamer
Lorain. O
Andy Kis
Julia Bemis
Columbus. O
M. C. Lilley & Company
Sword
Marion
Om Kim
Sapsiy
Stessinger
Poltava
Percsviet
Opatofl
Russian Poland
Lackawanna Decks
Eto Tire
Far West
Brooklyn Bridge
Tate
Fairmont
WL Va
Urbee
Sisterville
Watson
Helen Payton
Frank Wright
Jacob N. Payton
Mannington
Payton
State University
Findlay
William C. Wilson
William Lear
Baltimore
Watford Avenue
Cuffen Park
Conger
Meaco
Peking
Americas
Mexico
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