Peruna Promises Relief For Woman From Montreal Testimony
Maria Ducharme of Montreal recounts years of pelvic pain and fatigue until trying Peruna. She credits the medicine with rapid improvement and gratitude, urging others to seek treatment and mentioning Dr Hariman Sangitamaram in Columbus Ohio for confidential correspondence.
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Mise Mana Ducharme
St. Bligebeth Street
Montreal
Perina
Maria Ducharme
Hai Iiin
Hariman Sangitarmam
Columbus
Ohio
Washington county news notes from Guernsey fair season
Washington area items report visitors from Cumberland Cambridge and Cambridge. farm life notes include fair plans picnics and a Presbyterian meeting to discuss a pastor's resignation. Local health updates comment on Foster Boyd recovery and a sale date for Eliza Boyd. many relatives visit, travel and work details fill this community page.
Ohio Holds No Danger Says Health Secretary
Columbus Aug 22 Governor Herrick issues the Labor Day proclamation for Sept 4. The state reports no need for yellow fever precautions on Ohio river steamers. Secretary Charles O Probst states no special steps are taken as the board deems them unnecessary. The proclamation urges universal free labor and stronger national development as wartime conditions press on.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles O Probst
State Board of Health
Herticha
Local social notes from Guernsey County visitors and arrivals
Mrs Uattie Stiles Moss of Zanesville visits sister Margaret Hisher this week. Ann Ssiistr of New Philadelphia visits her mother Matuda Ford and other relatives. W P Arken and wife of Rooney's Point West Virginia assist his mother. Miss Bertha Leeper attends Cambridge Institute. John Sheppard of Morristown guests, eye for Guernsey sheep. George Bell, aged resident, in poor health. Alma Patton visits Pyesville. John Whison attended Broombed picnic reporting a fine time. James Tinl and wife from Washington visit Wm WeConkey. Messrs Leslie Arpeal Wilbur Beal and wives return from Morristown. Rev J P Sankey ill, to preach Aug 27 at Pleasant Hill U B church. Misses Havel Forsythe and Mary Patten attend Jennie Wilson wedding at Kimbolton. visiting D and Patton family. Charles Millyan and wife of Venice Pa called for funeral of Alexander Millyan, delayed transport. George Sleary Ford and wife from Oklahoma arrive after 27 years to visit. Married at bride’s home near Lat Ridge Aug 16 1905 Cox of Concord and Jennie Wilga of Kimbolton with Rev A B Dickie officiating. J M Ford of Tyner visits W L Ford over Sabbath.
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Uattie Stiles- Moss
Zanessill
Margaret Hisher
Ann Ssiistr
New Philadelphia
Matuda Ford
Arken
Rooney's Point
Bertha Leeper
Institute
Cambridge
John Sheppard
Mirristown
Sheppard
Guernsey
George Bell
Alma Patton
Pyesville
John Whison
Broombed
James Tinl
Washington
Wm WeConkey
Leslie Arpeal
Wilbur Beal
Morristown
J. P. Sankey
Rochester
N. Y
Pleasant Hill
VU. P
Havel Forsythe
Mary Patten
Rix Mills
Wiss Jennie Wilson
Kimbylton BR
Wilson
Lat Ridge
Cox
Concord
Jennie Wilga
Kimbolton
A. B. Dickie
J. M. Ford
Tyner
W. L. Ford
Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits and Travel
Mrs. Thomas Berry traveled to Canal Dover to visit her daughter Mrs. Mary Graham. Toward Satchet of Bird's Bus accompanied John A. Chambers over Sunday. Mack Begus went to Cambridge on business. Miss Dorrance of Bergholz visits Rev. Mr. Bowers' family. Mack McGee of Mineral City visits Rev. Mr. Bowers. James Huff returns from Newark and Columbus with his sons John and Milton for a week. Professor Bonnell and family attended a Lions Club picnic last Saturday. Miss Zena Thompson returns from Albion, New York, where she visited her mother Mrs. Browers for three weeks.
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Chackens
Thomas Berry
Canal Dover
Mary Graham
Satchet
Bird’s Bus
John A. Chambers
Mack Begus
Cambridge
Miss Dorrance
Bergholz
Bowers
Mack McGee
Mineral City
James Huff
Newark
Columbus
John
Miltuon Huff
Bonnell
Lion’s Gre
Zena Thompson
Albion
Browers
Local notes from Salesville and surrounding area
Clifford Dillon of Delaware Ohio visited his grandmother Matilda Dillon last week. Hiram Watson is building a wagon shed. Albert Foraker plans to move into his new house by October. George Bates short visit to his Dennigan home after time with his father W C Rose. Francis Foraker and wife visited their daughter near Barnesville on Sunday. Miss Carrie Ferguson and Miss Eva Sarr were guests in Ore City Monday afternoon.
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Clifford Dillon
Delaware, O
Matilda Dillon
Hiram Watson
Albert Foraker
George Bates
Dennigan
W. C. Rose
Here
Francis Foraker
Barnesville
Carrie Ferguson
Eva Sarr
Ore City
Permit Required to Enter Cairo Amid Yellow Fever Alert
The town of Cairo imposes a permit system for entrants following a quarantine order issued by state and local health officials. Birds Point county authorities back in motion from Charleston to enforce the rule, with Secretary Fran overseeing the plan to halt unlawful health certificates. In Gregory Missouri three yellow fever cases include one death. Italians from Greenwich Miss working on the river were moved to Gregory for quarantine. New Orleans reports 61 new cases bringing total to 1446 with 9 deaths and 2305 total deaths to date. 322 cases remain under treatment.
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Cairo
Wem Joos
Patorah Howlhy
Green Biton
Metrarken County
Birds
Bird's Point
Charleston
Fran
Ceretary
Missouri
Gregory
Greenwich Miss
Burington Yardraad
Gregory Jis
Mississippi River
Keokukh
New Orleans
Troops Deployed as Prisoners Near Trial Face Mob Violence
Governor Beekham ordered troops from Camp Yeiser Paducah to Russellville to protect prisoners Fletcher and Lyon from mob violence amid a tense scene. The dispatch follows reports of assaults, destroyed crops in Minnesota from a tornado, and widespread storm damage cutting communications. Madrid cabinet approves public works to ease famine in Andalusia and boost employment.
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Frankfort
Beekham
Haly
Camp Yeiser Paducah
Russellville
Fletcher
Guy Lyon
Madrid
Andalusia
Drowning Near Portsmouth Ends Tragic Black Fork Incident
In Portsmouth, Ohio, August 22 Martin Hughes, 24, of Blackfork, suffered an epileptic seizure and fell into a pool of water. Despite quick attempts to assist, he drowned before aid arrived.
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Poe
Portsmouth
Martin Hughes
Blackfork
Russia Irrevocably Cedes Few Points in Talks with Japan
St Petersburg Aug 23 Russian officials report the plenipotentiaries will not concede on indemnity or Sakhalin while signaling possible settlements on interned ships and naval power. The talks, guided by President Roosevelt’s mediation, may push toward payments for prisoners and limited concessions, with Baron De Rosen’s reports praised.
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St Petersburg
M Witte
In & Allmeere
Russia
Sakhalin
M White
Far East
Tapan
Janan
Baron de Rosen
Roosevelt
Peace envoy protocols loom as signatories near signature
Peace envoys in Portsmouth prepare to present protocols for signature as either side risks another adjournment or a final concession. Roosevelt pursues avenues to avert rupture, while Japan learns of possible concessions amid uncertain prospects. Across the country, a tornado wrecks Regeevolt Arizona, injuring one person.
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Portsmouth
N H
Baron Komura
Wo Witte
Japan
M Witteam
Roosevelt
Leaders of Reform Groups Seized in Russia
At Petersburg on August 22 police disrupted the central bureau of the league and confederation of professional reform organizations arresting ten leaders at a meeting. The group, including university lecturers and doctors, has advocated radical, even near revolutionary, positions and may have faced a government fear of an anti-dogma campaign.
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Rusela
Petersburg
Aig
Jase
Central Bureau
League and
Confederation of Professional Reform Organizations
Central Committee
League
Rail rides wreck at Kennywood injures twelve
At Kennywood Park in Pittsburg two miniature railway trains jumped the track wounding twelve passengers badly. A second paragraph notes unrelated items about global politics and crimes including a Maryland homicide, a court case in Chicago, and a park incident near Harrimas Junction. The report closes with a note on a weakening boycott against American goats.
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Kennywood Park
Pittsburg
Spain
Fissnce
Daniel Kao
Ardeat
Maryland
Guys of Railroads
United States Court
Chicago
National Creatine Society of the United Mates
Lammace Society
Parkersburg
W Va
Henry Bilackshire
Wee
Alice Station
Harrimas Junction
Teap
Bts
John Miller
Fred Johseen
Evry Miller
Fred Miller
Court martial urged for survivor in Bennington disaster
Four men blamed for the Bennington gunboat destruction in San Diego harbor on July 21. only survivor Ensign Charles T Wade. Findings say explosion came from a closed steam valve causing unrecorded pressure. Blame placed on Dutch Holland and others. several officers and crew already dead.
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Washington
Bennington
San Diego
Charles T Wade
Bonaparte
Nhry
Reet
Pennigton’s Beers
Ats
D N
Holand
CU S N
Frank Tie Corian
Mier Gerne
E B Ferguson
Maellnists Mat U S N
Fai
Holler B
NS Totevd
Frank de Courtant
Civilized Tribes Seek Separate Statehood for Indian Territory
The five civilized tribes met in Muskogee to declare for separate statehood for Indian Territory allied with white residents opposed to a union with Oklahoma. The convention aimed to draft a state constitution and submit it to the people for ratification, signaling readiness for statehood amid mixed private views on joint versus separate sovereignty. London reporters doubt Portsmouth talks will yield peace, hoping Roosevelt can salvage negotiations as a collapse would complicate future plenipotentiary meetings and impact Russian and Japanese war prospects.
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Indian Territory
Muskogee
Five Civilized Tribes
Oklahoma
Tribas
Congress
London
Psece
Portsmouth
Roosevelt
United States
Two Women Drown. Third Dying In Lake Accident
At Lake Neyessag near Lapeer Michigan on August 22 Joseph Vosker and Mrs Edgar Cox were drowned when a sailboat capsized. Mrs William B Belien is not expected to be rescued, and Edwin Cox witnessed the accident from a dock as bodies may remain in the water. Also noted is the death of Dodge, author of St Nicholas stories, at her Onteora Park cottage in Tannersville New York after illness. In Camden New Jersey John Forney and two others died by suicide at a woods near the city after a hotel owner shot himself and a companion.
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Boston
J D Standish
Guido
Pennsylvania
Superior Criminal Court
Orison
Standish
M S Quay
Fargo
Canada
Manitoba
Stony Ford
T 1
Charles A Chandler
Chandler
St Albans
Sir Wilfred Laurier
Baltimore
Joseph H McAvyon T4
Chicago
Calfornia
Leadville
Colo
New York
Miles O
New Ler
Ben
Jacob H Schiff
M Gugsenheim
O Reilly
Lapeer
Vich
Joseph Vosker
Edgar Cox
Lake Neyessag
Willam
Belien
Ding Conston Egar Cox
Faty Manss Dodge
Dodge
St Nicholas Magazine
Cildren
Onteora Park
Tannersville
Park Gwenda
St Nicholas
Camden
John 7
Fornéy
Forney
To Fight Beef Trust Forming Chicago Merchants Alliance
Chicago August 22 reports a united effort by wholesale butchers and restaurant beerers to oppose the beef trust. Two plants under construction total 450000 dollars with a third planned at about 500000 dollars, signaling a broad bid to challenge meat market control.
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Beef Trust
Chicago
Mer
Train Derailment Kills Two on Lake Shore Freight
Toledo reports the derailed Lake Shore freight near the station killed engineer James Weidembeck and fireman J Pletcher, with brakeman J M Phadert badly injured. Grain and live stock markets across major cities list varied prices for cattle, sheep, hogs, and crops, reflecting regional demand and quality grades.
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Chicago
Texas
Weihers
Pittsburg
New York
Cincinnati
MAC
Toledo
Lake Shore
J. M1 Phadert
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Marla Ducitarme
Almerna
Curi
Peruna
Janis Wetreary
Byvessilie
Luwe Salurdey
Evens
L. E Carlisle
George Enos
Cumberland
Phoebe Mack
Blanche
Payton
Olin
Samuel Bonnell
North Side
Oscar
Fairview
Main Street
H. A. Heiner
A.B. Sawers
Fittsburg
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Sabath
Hal King
Baker
Washington and Cambridge
James J. Patterson
BD. L. Cowden
Charlesracy
Freeport
Albert Doyle
W. A. Crawford
J. Fr. Robinson
Harry Hanna
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Zanesville Hospital
Foster Doyd
Donn
Mary Wallace
Zanesville
McCulloch
David McCulloch
Toronto
John Taylor
Guernsey County
Wm. Turnbaugh
Mionie
Camondge
C. B. Turnbaugh
Grand Ridge
Bethesda
Eliza Boyd
Chas. Bonnell
Bready Fork
State Heart Board
Herrick
SLGAR
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National League
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Peiz
Rue Chipmnitz
Ein Uelyna OO
Ewing
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Tioston
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Young and Moran, Brown and Lealvi
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Powera
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2 George
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Pets
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Colonel McClellan
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Miliary
Port Loma
Bevinston
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City
Ichneoln
Syracuse
J.C Reed
Hollander
San Domingo
Galveston
Santo Domingo
Phanghai
Niaieter
Boilere
Rockefeller
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San Francisco Gas and Electric Company
Cog Miller
San Francisco Coke and Gas Company
Ans of
Standard Ofl
Blake
Jacksonville
Fia
Union Carpenters
Builders’ Exchange
Structural Builders’ Trade Alhanes
Pound Stether
Upper
Sandusky O. Ang
Siger Moore
Near Forest
Moore
Boat
Pon
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