Peruna Endorsements From Notable Comrades And Officials
A letter from Col Benjamin F Hawkes recalls his West Point days with General Grant and endorses Peruna for catarrh. W G Hunter, former North Carolina legislator, calls Peruna the greatest family medicine for colds. Jas T Jake man and others share cured or improved conditions, praising Peruna as life saver. Peruna touted as non narcotic with lasting effects and confidential doctor correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benj. F. Hawkes
G Street
Washington, D.C
General Grant
West Point
Perana
Benj. F.hawkes
Wm. G. Hunter
North Carolina
Washington, D. C
Peruna
Pe-ru-na
Fas
P. Dakeman
Mormad Church
Salt Lake City
Utah
Perang
Bin
Louis Hyrens
Richmond Street
London
Ont
Mme
Louis Byrons
WORLD S CROPS AND FIRE DAMAGES HIT MULTIPLE REGIONS
A mixed news roundup reports 1905 crop prospects globally, noting likely satisfactory harvests in Britain and Ireland with wheat area and yield figures, Australia’s favorable outlook, and uncertain Asia numbers. It also covers a $19,090,004 mortgage for the McCall’s Ferry Power project, crimes and misconduct at a Philadelphia institution, fire damage to Logan Hall in Philadelphia, punishment of Polish writer Henrik Sienkiewicz, New York clothing firm losses, Oyama shifting Manchurian forces to Korea, and a Seattle wreck near Cape Prince of Wale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Great Britain
Ijreland
Morthwest
Rentina
Australia
York
Recorder’s
McCall’s Ferry Power Company
New York
Susquehanna River
Lancaster
Cecil and Hantforni Ematics
Weil Ac Securities
JEWS IN RUSSIA MEETING WITH PROMINENT AMERICANS
In Portsmouth on August 15 a conference between M Witte and prominent Americans including Aaron Rosen Oscar Straus Jaen H Schiff Isaac N Seligman and Adolph Krause of Chicago discussed treatment of Jews in Russia. The delegation called for Russian plenipotentiaries to note no tangible results but potential future benefit was suggested. The Russian financial situation was not raised. Irregularities in the state industrial school for boys were later alleged in Topeka by Dr. Eva Harding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Witte
Portsmouth
Russia
Witte Aaron Rosen
Oscar Straus
Jaen H. Schiff Isaac N Seligman
Adolph Krause
Chicago
Krause
Topeke
Kan
State Industrial School For Boys
Board of Control
Eva Harding
Topeka Wheelman Socinst
Hwow Chariea Rhe
Baseball Scores and Standings From National and American Leagues
Baseball results from American and National Leagues include Cleveland at Washington New York at Philadelphia Boston vs Chicago and Pittsburgh Philadelphia standings with marked wins losses. A Factory Fire in San Francisco destroys Hercules engine works with losses estimated between 150000 and 206000, largely insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
R.H Washton
Cleveland
Hugries, Patten and
Higdon
Moore and Clarke
New York
Rhe, Petros
Batterice
Jarkson, Disch and
Warner
Kenton and Review
Philadelphia
Philadelphia— Rhe St Lows
Petty
Sugden
Gad Schreck
Boston
RWE
Chicago
Alirock
McFarland
di Bern
Chaer
Rhe Posten
Chirac
Ratterine
Gibson and Criger
Owen and Sullivan
CLVBS
B.C. Clyfs
W. T. PC. Philarm. Post
Pittsburg
Palladeiphia
Pattersen
Lesver
Gibaom
Ostri
Abbott
W.lpc C.u.trs
Po NY
Tor Cha
American Association
W. Colum
San Francisco
Hercules Gan Engine
Grain and Live Stock Prices Across Markets
Chicago markets show steers and cattle priced around 4.34 to 5.34 per hundredweight with varied grades from prime to choice. Sheep and lambs quoted near 4 to 5, calves around 3 to 4, and hogs in the 3 to 6 range depending on quality. East Buffalo and Pittsburgh listings mirror mixed results with steers, cows, and milkers priced by grade. Cincinnati reports no Wheat, No. 2 red. corn and oats vary with mixed futures observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jay Th
Dore
East Buffalo
Gerd
Nicost Callie
Owen
York
Peer Ty Ishs
T Q Spriegers
St. Stacs
Mughe
Pittsburg
Hulbard
Cincinnati
Bolk Meste
Bacon
Heee
Cattie
Witte and Japanese Views in America Show Surprising Gaps
Walter Wellman reports from Portsmouth on M. Witte and Count Komura in the United States. Witte charms Americans with curiosity and democratic manners, while Komura remains aloof, making no effort to engage newspapers or locals. The piece contrasts Russian warmth with Japanese operatic restraint, noting the Japanese as mechanical and efficient, potentially shaping future U.S. perception of East Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Witte
America
M. Witte
Te Ts Nore Ke
Russia
Count Cassini
Washington
Count Wikte
Am Abassador
Portsmouth
Japan
Komura
Wentworth
Tokio
England
Takahira
Baron Komura
Walter Wellman
Chicago Record-Herald
Local social notes and visits from RD. No. 3
Miss Laura Hinton visits Mrs. Mary Young while Mrs. Ella Wigging of Indianapolis and Mrs McGonegal of Iowa stay with George Clark family. Mrs. S. Wilson of New Concord with Mrs. Jennie McCurley. Will Clark returns from Columbus for a short vacation. Rev. W. Lorimer hosts Mrs. S. W. Lorimer and family. Tillie Ulrich hosts dinner for friends. Attendees travel to festival in Lebanon last Thursday. Infant of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Little of Antrim buried August eighth, services by Rev. Mr. Stewart. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea promoted for children and adults with claims of healthful sleep and energy. 35 cents and 50 cents items. J. W. Shaft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Hinton
Mary Young
Ella Wigging and Cilares
Indianapolis
McGonegal
Iowa
George Clark
S. Wilson
New Concord
Jennie McCurley
Will Clark
Columbus
S. W. Lorimer
Rev. &. W. Lorimer
Tillie Ulrich
Lebanon
Hailie McGulum Jones
Alita Stewart
C. C. Little
Antrim
Nin
Mr. Stewart
Winterset
Hollister
Rocky Mountain Tea
J. W. Shaf
Hellister
J. W. Shaft
Peace terms edge toward Portsmouth as Russia and Japan negotiate
Reports from Portmouth indicate three of twelve Japanese peace terms agreed by M. Witte and Baron Rosen. Russia accepts Japan’s preponderant influence in Korea and mutual evacuation of Manchuria with open door guarantees. A third clause cedes the Chinese eastern railroad to China. If terms are not revised, officials fear peace is unattainable. In a separate note, a fatal car train crash near Bennington, Vermont, kills Miss Willing and injures others, including Lindsley, a Princeton graduate and deputy police official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Manchuria
China
Harbin
Russia
Baron Komura
M. Witte
Neutree
St. Petersburg
Portsmouth
Ruecia
Auto Struck by a Train Fatality Shocks Vermont
In Rutland Vermont on August 15 Harris Linissey deputy police commissioner of New York City and Miss Evedon Willing of Chicago were killed when an auto was struck by a train. A society woman from Chisago and a club fan were among those noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vermont
Tory
Rutland
Mexican Railways to Adopt Oil Fueled System
The Mexican Central railroad begins switching fuel from coal and wood to oil, planning seven storage tanks at key points. Vice President Hudson says initial oil burners will serve divisions from Aguas Calientes and Tampico, with broader expansion to main lines and branches as feasible. News items follow on airbrakes, wrecks, and local incidents from various U S locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Mexico
Mexican Central Railroad
Hudson
Aguas Calientes
Tampico
Yellow Fever Cases Rise in New Orleans Under Scrutiny
New Orleans reports 1018 total yellow fever cases with 168 deaths and 210 sub-foci to date. Most new infections come from below Canal Street, while the American city area shows slow progress and isolated cases. Authorities push enforcement of anti mosquitos rules, with police and ward committees filing affidavits against landlords who fail to screen cisterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Canal Street
Iail
City Board of Health
Whitaker
Citizens’ Committee
French claims Against Venezuelan Government Allowed by Referee
Northfield August 15 Referee Frank Plumiley ruled that claims by the French government totaling more than 650000 dollars against Venezuela are allowed. He announced the decision to representatives Count Periti de la Rocca and Dr. Joseph De J. Paul. Eight cases involved 40 million francs. two were dismissed for lack of equity and one disallowed. Damages stem from mercantile enterprises by French citizens during the 1901 insurrection in Venezuela. Plumley’s decision is final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northfield
Venezuela
Frank Plumiley
Plumley
Periti de la Rocca
Joseph de J. Paul
Ohio Olio reports commuted sentence and train wrecks
Governor Herrick commutes the sentence of B. Drake for Seneca county. A Cincinnati case details a divorce following parole, while a Portsmouth train wreck injures two crew members but hurts no passengers. A lightning fatality near Shethy claims a family’s son, and Dr Otto Nergelspach is electrocuted after touching a live wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye
Drake
Columbus
Herrick
B. Drake
Seneca County
Norafoot
Cincinnati
James Russell Lowell Miller
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Col. Benj. F. Hawkes
Jas. T. Jakeéman
Perunia
Charles
Bendsson
Truesdail
Perong
Pertina
Charles F. Bendsson
Peruva
BR. Schoncher
S. Olive St
Los Angeles
Cal
Girl's Friendly Society
South Los
Perona
K. Schoncher
Perone
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Lauor
Aus
Logan Hall
Wharton School of Finance
Anatomical and Surgical Department
Medical School of
The
University of Pennsylvania
Warsaw
Maximovitch
Henrik Sienkiewicz
Poland
Augus—Damase
Greene Street
Harper Hollingsworth & Darby
Thomas Gordon
Enterprise Suit and Cook Company
Victor Oppenheim & Co
Henderman & Lippman- Hernan Eshbern
Unger & Greenwald
Oyama
Sunshu
Korea
Tebshootoun
Trhantafou
Schektetzy
Manchentz
Seattle
Cape Princes
Baseball
Witte
Czar
Pike's Crossing
Bennington
Ambrose Cramer
Mise Willing
J. Adamson
Flyer
Butlinita
Benalarton
William Sibley
William Mangan
Lindsley
Mias Willing
Adamson
Sibley
Manan
Miss Willing
Mig
Mr. Lindsley
Interstate Commerce Commission
Macon
Central of Georgia
Ind
Ben Jordan
Joe Henry
Ausband
Celina
Viarlin G. Miller
Siler
Tey
Miller
Millersburg
Traigze
Minis
Shawnee, O
B. A! Stubbins
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. Poler
Wiliam Foley
Undertaker
Fean & Foler
Sind Beer
Eevator
Catal Dover
Jeb Gerber
AA Tuecera
Hagersville
Hamilton
O. Ang
Henry Genaen
East Hamilton
Fairbanks
Moramanta
Ellaworth
Charles W. Fairbanks
Bar Harbor
Hale
Burlington
Sthas Allen Memorial Tower
Ohio
OLIO
Chesapeake and Ohie
Garrison
Ohio River
Snedeger
Fish
John Fining
Shethy
Coethas
Bay
Otto Nergelspach
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