Dr David Kennedy Cure Praised by City Official
A high minded testimonial from Cal Wm J Harvey of Wikesbarre praising Dr David Kennedy and his Favorite Remedy for rheumatism and kidney related ailments. The letter claims permanent cure and notes extensive use of the medicine for liver bladder blood and female ailments. It cites low price and free trial bottle offered by Dr David Kennedy Corporation Rondout NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal
Wm. J. Harvey
Wikesbarre
Col. Harvey
David Kennedy
David Kennady Corporation
Rondout, N.Y
Ross
Union Thanksgiving Services at M E Church Draw Large Crowd
Citizens from all churches in the city attended the Union Thanksgiving service at the M E church with a full auditorium. Ministers from every church were present. Rev W B Winters led with Rev J J Wallace assisting, and Rev McFarland gave the invocation. Roosevelt Proclamation was read by Rev Ken Hayes, and a sermon by Rev Thomas D Edgar praised benevolent gifts. Collection totaled 941.43. Benediction by Rev J S McMann ended the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
W. B. Winters
J. J. Wallace
McFarland
O.¥. Harshman
America
Milligan
Roosevelt
Ken ©. Hayes
F. G Boughton
S. Fisher
Thos. D. Edgar
CU. P
G. O. Miller
J. S. McMann
Byesville Woman Burned To Death In Home
W A Long of Byesville died after clothing on her body caught fire while warming by a grate on Thanksgiving morning. Her daughter alerted her son Irwin Long, who could not save her. she lingered until about 4 PM. She leaves a husband one son and three daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Long
Byesville
Irwin Long
Mr. Long
Clays
Accidental shooting claims life near West Lafayette
Geor ash oak of West Lafayette, son of B jamine Shryock, was accidentally shot and killed while hunting in Knox township Guernsey county. A rabbit frightened hunters and a gun discharged, wounding him as he and his brothers stood by a pit. He died a few minutes later and was taken to his home in West Lafayette. Relatives in Cambridge were notified. Edward Shryock, a brother, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barthalow left for West Lafayette. Mrs Barthalow is Rivetet of the young man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersontay
West Lafayette
Geor
Jamine Shryock
Knox Township
Guernsey
Conn
Linday
Cambridge
Edward Shryock
Harold Barthalow
Officers Elected for M. BE. Sunday School
The M. BE. Sunday School elected officers on Wednesday evening led by Morton C. Campbell as superintendent and C. R. Potter as First Assistant Superintendent. Other posts filled include Mrs. Oiger Second Assistant Superintendent J. W. Scott treasurer Charles A. Barber secretary W. Barter First Assistant Secretary Frank Wessels Second Assistant Secretary Prof. J. W. LaChat chorister Mayme Scott pianoist Maude Rowles assistant pianoist Jessie Grimes secretary for the Sunday School Board. An anecdote recounts John B. Gough, the temperance writer, asking a tavern question during a New England lecture and a sharp barber reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. BE
Morton C. Campbell
C. R. Potter
Oiger
J. W. Scott
Charles A. Barber
Gough
John B. Gough
New England
Panama Junta Ratifies Canal Treaty Amid War-Tone Talks
Panama's junta composed of Jose Augustin Arango Tom as Arias and Manuel Espinosa met with ministers to approve ratification of the Hay Buan Varilla canal treaty as soon as it arrives. The decision, hailed across the isthmus, follows Varilla's urgent appeal for prompt action. Washington reports confirm the Panama government’s formal decree and outline additional dispatches from Colombia's peace commissioner and Gen Pedro Ospina.
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Panama
Jose Augustin Arango
Tomas Arias
Manuel Espinosa
Buna Varilla
United States
Walker
Glass
Washington
Varvilla
Varilla
Lxomis
Hay
Republic of
Herran
General Reyes
New Orleans
Tal Pedro Ospina
EN ROUTE TO CAPITAL General Reyes Seeks US Hands Off Panama
New Orleans Nov 27 General Ruiz Reyes representing Colombia arrives on the Beverly en route to Washington to press Colombian claims on Panama. He travels with Generals Aspinal Holoquin Cabalerro and aims to persuade the U.S. to stay out and allow Colombia to regain the isthmus, threatening a 100000 man march if denied. Other items note anti Austrian demonstrations in Rome and a Paris football injury.
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General Reyes
New Orleans
General Ruiz Reyes
Colombia
Washington
Republic of Panama
Beverly
Pedro Aspinal
George Holoquin
General L. Cabalerro
Port Limon
Louisville
Nashville
New York
United States
Panama
Nicaragua
Celebrations Across Europe Mark Thanksgiving Day
The American societies in London Berlin and Florence marked Thanksgiving with banquets and services. Bryan and Ambassador Choate led London events at the Hotel Cecil with 400 guests, while Berlin hosted 300 colonists at the Kaiserhof led by Ambassador Tower. Florence held church services and a banquet with notable attendees including Samuel Clemens, and Rome hosted a special Catholic service. Vienna and Mexico also observed with receptions and a theatre ball respectively.
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Bryan
Choate
Rome
Europe
London
American Society
Cecil
William Jennings Bryan
Boner
Ambassador Choate
Duke of Marlborough
Roosevelt
England
United States
Sir Michael Herbert
Lord Davey
Mr. Bryan
Hague Arbitration Tribunal
Berlin
Kaiserhof
Ambassador Tower
Emperor William
W. A. Brown
Union Seminary
Itaty
Florence
Samuel L. Clemens
Mark Twain
James Smith
Thomas Ford
George Gregory
Admiral Watson
Vienna
Storer
Mexico
Orrin’s
Mi-o-na Bond Promises Backing for Dyspepsia Cure
An advertisement features J W Shaff or Sha ll offering a signed guarantee bond with Mi o na. It claims the remedy reshapes digestion, improves flesh and health, and risks are borne by the seller if the product fails to relieve stomach troubles. Readers are urged to start using Mi o na today under this risk free offer.
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Mi-o-na
J.W. Shaft
J.W. Shai
J. W. Suarr
Stean
J. W. Bhall
J. W. Sha
Swami Spragge D By Ewen MacPherson
Wickham tails a traveling swami at the Grand Circular hotel to secure an interview for Olive Parker. Spragge, posing as clairvoyant, teases Wickham with fantasies of occult feats while hinting at his own hidden identities and motives.
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Cily
Wickham
Olive Parker
John Lyndon Spragge
Liverpool
England
Olive Will
Mr. Spragse
Mr. Spragge
Spragge
America
Interview Sparked Publicity Boost for Wickham
In a tense exchange with the city editor, reporter Wickham wrestles with revealing a hypnotic magician’s secrets. A forged tip from Mrs Cowley leads to a Star exclusive about Spragge, who allegedly posed as a relief worker while gathering intelligence in several cities. The scoop boosts Wickham but damages Sprague’s career.
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Morning Star
Wickham
Olive Parker
Uas
Sprasge
May
Mr Wickham
PaAoe
Alphis
Hln
Tai
Iwcing Pou
Philadelphia
SouthRate
Ferther
Guying Np
Ily Che Iter
Star
Mr. Spragge
Sprague
Grand Circular
Oer
Spragee
Breaking the Steers Story From Old Home Week
In New Topshire small town a western judge a Boston professor and a U.S. senator recall school days during a harvest week. A tale of Bill breaking steers to rescue a rival steer on a frozen crust ends with a humorous miscue as one animal is yoked to the other and the line breaks.
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New Topshire
Boston
United States
Johm
Gill
Horace
Bill
John
Sam Hill
Bui
Thrace
Battle of Braddock bones unearthed after 1755 massacre
A July 9 1755 Braddock battle near Monongahela is recalled with hurried efforts to recover unhonored remains. Forbes later troops and railroad workers unearthed skeletal remains and British coins, fueling legends of buried treasure.
Killed Town Marshal Charged By Armed Fugitive
James J. Payne town marshal was shot on the street by Harryred Hooper whom Payne had arrested for burglary. Hooper fired again at Alonzo Thomas as he fled toward Var Buren, prompting a moblike chase with armed citizens to capture Hooper. Payne died within minutes. Hooper fled and mob action loomed.
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Vairmount
Ind
James J. Payne
Harryred Hooper
Hooper
Alonzo Thomas
Wise
Woupar
Kins
Var Buren
I Hooper
Lought Hooper
Marshal Payne
Armatrong
Coper
Denly
Iach
Marchal Payne
Mahal
Ex-captain Carter to be released from Leavenworth prison
Ober lin M Carter former captain of Chaiseaya United States army has served three years and seven months of a five year federal sentence at Fort Leavenworth. He will be released Saturday morning and plans to travel to Chicago. He refuses interviews and his lawyers warned him to speak nothing.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Oberlin M. Carter
Chaiseaya United States Army
Fort Leavenworth
Chicago
Carter
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Telluride Mineral Union No. 63
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Langsville, O
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N. J
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Ike & & Amecture Company
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the Express
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