Catarrh of Stomach Cured by Peruna Testimonial
Genevive May of Indianapolis writes Peruna cured her catarrh of the stomach after a neglected case. She describes nausea heartburn headaches and general fatigue improving within two weeks and stomach cleared in three months. She urges readers to write Dr Hartman for free medical advice with confidential correspondence.
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Mies Genevive
Meriaino At
Indianapolis
Ind
Second High School
Ass’n
Peruna
Genevive May
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Grain and Livestock Prices Across Markets in Brief
Chicago cattle show mixed prices from good to prime steers at 340 to 665 dollars, cows and heifers down to 1 50, calves around 3 90, hogs 5 40 to 5 62, sheep and lambs varied by grade with western and Maine offerings. East Buffalo and Pittsburgh reports mirror demand with prime cattle and hogs trading. Cincinnati and New York futures note wheat, corn, and oats steadiness as markets record modest shifts.
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Chicago
Texas
Maine
Walia
Careveland
Wethers
Pittsburg
New York
Toledo
Nme
Gevereved
Crowded Cambridge-Byesville Driving Park Race Meet Draws Thousands
The Cambridge-Byesville Driving Park Association three day meet drew an estimated six to seven thousand spectators. Races featured a 2:1h pace unfinished after five heats. crowds were energetic with strong interest centered on top heats. Officials included judges W S Bowers J R Gorby and S D Norigan starter E G Gurney timers C B Davis C R Mellyar Joe Ryan.
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Bowers
Athens
J. R. Gorby
Columbus
D. Norigan
Cleveland
E.G. Gurney
C. B. Davis
C. R. Mellyar
This City
Joe Ryan
Caldwell
Lou M
Mille
Cadiz
Victor Wilkes
R. C G. McCreary
Lady Bess
Belt
Pickering
Kate Dixon
Smith
Newark
Zada
A. G. Houmat
Marietta
Russel
Bo. Yost
Gallipolis
Sister Rino
Kelley
Great Star
Timberlake
Woods
Fitzgibbon
Lucella
Perkins
George Burns
Teddy R
McCormick
Mar
Hub Smith
E. E. Smith
Miner Robert C Roberts Dies After Tipple Collapse
Carpenter Robert C Roberts, injured when a mine tipple collapsed at a Puritan Coal Co site near Byesville, died at his Cambridge home shortly after arrival. He was about 50, born in St Augustine Florida, survived by a widow and two daughters. Funeral at U S church with K P and Carpenters Union involved. A daughter reportedly dreamed of his death days earlier.
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Puritan Coal Co
Riddle Farm
Byesville
South 8Th Street
Mr. Roberts
Dr. Patton
Patton
Harrison
Roberts
St. Augustine
Fla
Cambridge
Barnesville
Cambridge R. of
P. Lodge
Carpenters’ Union
U. S
Rex
S. White
South Cemetery
Bessie
Chas. Livingston
Zanesville
Quaker City R D Church Notes and Local Mentions
A July 2 sermon at Fletcher M. E. Church by Rev Yaeger quotes righteous ness exalteth a nation and criticizes politics in education. Arthur Carter to resign Fairview school superintendency. Carl Cranston of Fairview recovering from a runaway injury and able to teach. A Pulbney Ridge game saw Quaker City 2 No 2 Johnston's Mills 9. Mr and Mrs Ellis Carter attend Chalmer Brown's Sunday.
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Mr. Yaeger
Democratic Party
Arthur Carter
Fairview
Carl Cranston
Isaac Hartley
Pulbney Ridge
Uaker City
No. 2 School
Jonnsocn
S Mills
Quaker City
Ellis Carter
Mob Seizes Kentucky Jail Praying for Release and Shootings
A mob of nearly a hundred men stormed the Russellville jail to seize a prisoner charged with criminal assault on a German girl. John Sacra tried to flee as deputies fired, wounding him twice. One suspect, Jim Lyon, is believed lynched. others hid in a water tank. A shell explosion on Governor's Island injured soldiers, and boxing rivals Jack Root and Marvin Hart planned a third fight after splitting wins.
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Russellville
Mary Gladder
John Sacra
Bowling Green
Jim Lyon
Polk
Fletcher
Guy Lyon
Lyon
New York
Governor's Island
Cornelius Harrington
Company H
Eighth Infantry
Frank Webb
Twenty Inning Game Breaks Records in Athletics Victory
In a 20 inning marathon at Boston, the Philadelphia Athletics defeated the Boston club. Young and Waddell brilliant on the mound as both offenses produce bursts of scoring. Final line shows Boston 1 0000000 1 0 Philadelphia 1 0000000 0 0. Batter ies Young and Criger, Waddell and Schreck. Also notes New York and Chicago leagues play with high scoring affairs. Detroit and St Louis game ends 11 7. Cleveland, Chicago, and Cincinnati results summarized with standings. American Association notes Milwaukee Toledo and Minneapolis results. Detroit, Toledo, Ironton order for 306 locomotives and 7,957 cars. new track plan links to West Virginia coal fields via Detroit, Toledo and Ironton tracks.
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Schreck
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National League
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Pc Minn
Aoe Forum
Springfield
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Detroit Southern
Hamilton and
Daston
West Virginia
Detroit, Toledo and
Ironton
Funeral and Centennial Notes From Ohio's Buckeye State
A Cleveland funeral for John Hay features brief services and a mixed official attendance led by President Roosevelt. Urbana marks Champaign County centennial with Fairbanks address and a large homecoming parade. Columbus hosts motor races with East Kiser winning the derby and notable mileage records. Buckeye crops face stress from weevils rust and wet weather. A Findlay bandstand collapse injures several watchers. Cleveland Mayor Johnson’s mother lies dying in New York. A drowning near Columbus is reported. Panama Canal notes report no new yellow fever cases in July.
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John Hay
Roosevelt
H. C. Heydn
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Citizens’ Committee
Ohio National Guard
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Taft
Philippines
Elihu Root
Paul Morton
Navy
Charles Emery Smith
Root
State Department
Loeb
M. A. Atter
Bay
Herrick
Washington
Champaign County
Urbana
Ohio
Fairbanks
Union County
Bryant
Columbus
Cloudburst in Guanajuato Houston? No. Two Hundred Dead in Mexican Cloudburst
Guanajuato reports over 200 deaths from a July 6 cloudburst flooding the city. The Juarez theater flooded, hospital patients drowned, power plant damaged leaving darkness. Estimated property loss reaches $2,060,000 as recoveries continue and soldiers seek higher refuge. Canton Chinese oppose exclusion act with petitions and boycotts of American goods.
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Guanajuato
Obregon
Juarez Theater
Hongkong
Canton
Roosevelt
Mobilization of Swedish Army and King Oscars Norway Veto Statement
Stockholm July 6 an order for mobilization of the Swedish army has been issued with a proclamation likely within a week. The move aids any settlement proposal from the special committee to the Norwegian storthing. King Oscar voiced that he would not allow his descendants on the Norwegian throne and thanked the United States for sympathy. He defended his veto of the consular bill as constitutional and noted it requires three consecutive storthings to override.
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Rikedag
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Norway
United States
MARLATT MAY DIE IN STABBING AT OHIO PENITENTIARY
In Columbus July 5 Ira Mariett known as prison demon was stabbed from behind by convict John Jones in the Ohio Penitentiary. Guards restrained further violence, and Mariett was placed in solitary. The injury could prove fatal. A separate report notes Baron Rosen denying an on record political interview amid Russian ambassador speculation. Also a Cedar Rapids trolley collision near Swisher injures several, with Motorman Harry Bell severely hurt.
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Ira Mariett
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Fogle
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Baron Rosen
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Hoboken
Russia
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Swisher
Harry Bell
Way
Antone Levee
Iowa City
Mutinous Russian Crew Threatens War at Sea
A dispatch from Constantinople reports the Russian steamer Emperor Nicolas II unable to sail due to a mutinous crew seeking to protect families in Odessa. Reports from St. Petersburg describe Japanese offensives near Liachoupen, the Kniaz Potemkin being pursued by torpedo boats, and Odessa mutiny fallout including deportations and proclamations of war against vessels refusing mutiny.
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Odessa Chamber of Commerce
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New Labor Union Bars Militiamen and Officers
Chicago reporters note that militiamen policemen deputy sheriffs and other law officers are barred for ever from membership in the Industrial Workers of the World. Delegates unanimously adopt resolutions against admitting officers and choose a union name and a constitutional preamble denouncing traditional trades unions as ineffective.
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Chicago
Industrial Workers of the World
Labor Organization
Endeavorers In Annual Convention Opens in Baltimore
The twenty-second International Christian Endeavor convention opens in Baltimore with about 20,000 visitors expected. City buildings are illuminated nightly from July 5 to 10, sessions held at Armory Hall with 16,000 seats and Lyric Hall for auxiliary meetings. Noted speakers will address various Endeavor topics amid numerous praise meetings and church activities.
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Christian Endeavor
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Lyric Hall
Magoon
Gudger
Panama
Father Russell
Amador
Magoor
Chicago Killing After Dawn Boat Tragedy Involves 4 Suspects
Four unidentified men flee after fatally shooting 19 year old Charles H Streiow in Chicago. Olive Davis 16 and Thomas Burton 21, both from Elwood, drown while boating on White River near Broad Ripple. Noted biologist Professor Clifton Hodge of Clark University urges municipal car extermination as response to bird life harm. Public debt declines by 10 million to 988.9 million by end of June. Milwaukee seaman Charles A Asserman fatally shoots wife and relatives before killing himself. Crosmead tragedy sees body of William Gander, killer of family and officer, found. he dies by his own hand.
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Charles H. Streiow
Olive Davis
Thomas Burton
Elwood
White River
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Tad
Cifton Hodge
Clark University
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Bird Life
Charles A Asserman
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Joseph Goetz
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Goetz
Cecil Gosts
William Gander
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