Insanity Theory Placed on John N Tisdale Case
Mrs Tisdale says the wealthy mine owner John N Tisdale died accidentally after wandering away in a deeply melancholic state. She notes no violence or signs of foul play, with jewelry and money found intact and the body long in the Harlem River. The Alaska Swedishham Gold Mining Company president previously faced murder theories but now is believed to have suffered mental strain before his disappearance.
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New York
John N. Tisdale
Harlem
Tisdale
Lessons From The Late War Revealed By Attache Reports
The Military Information Division holds reports by army officers who served as attaches with Japanese and Russian forces in Manchuria. Photos accompany many reports, and editors will strip critical content to publish two volumes on the opposing armies. Bulletins may precede full volumes as hostilities end.
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Washington
1. C
Military Information Division
General Staff of the Army
Manchuria
War Department
Alcoholic Medicines Must Pay Tax Warned by Washington
Beginning day, alcoholic beverages masquerading as patent medicines are banned from taxation. Every manufacturer of remedies with high alcohol content must pay no special tax as rectifiers, and every seller must pay a liquor dealers' tax. The order, based on a ruling by John W. Yerkes, Commissioner of Internal Revenue, will be enforced with strictness and the trade has been warned.
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Washington
Bee
John W. Yerkes
Internal Revenue
In Praise of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
A testimonial ad extols Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as effective for coughs and croup, noting prompt relief and suitability for children. Letters from residents praise its safety and lack of harmful ingredients, urging usage at first signs. The ad mentions A. B. Roedel and Roe del’s Hardware store selling the product for six dollars.
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Chamberlain
W. A! Humephreya
B. Look
Alice
Cape Colony
South Africa
Ango
Gale
A. B. Roedel
Wyoming Educators Urged to Prepare State Exhibit Rules
Teachers and school officers across Wyoming are urged to prepare educational exhibits for next year. The committee cites Caspar and Douglas as past successes and calls for statewide unity, space allocation, and timely organization. Supt. J N Peck in Douglas seeks input on exhibit space, and Lucy Sampson of Cheyenne coordinates county exhibits with end of term submissions.
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Wyoming
Casper
Douglas
J. N. Peck
Laramie County
Aliee M. Sampson
Cheyenne
Wyo
Rules Adopted For 1906 Educational Exhibit In Douglas
At a meeting in Douglas on October 6 1905 the committee adopted rules guiding the 1906 educational exhibit. Schools may send any kind of work. volume limited to show quality and principles. county work directed by county superintendent city superintendent and principals. counties responsible for their own exhibit. no prizes or awards. Also includes ad copy for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and Nickel Plate excursion rates for Christmas, plus a classified want ad note.
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Douglas
Ach
Matheny
Casper
J.N. Peck
Cheyenne
T. W. Kelly
Cody
Chicago
Buffalo
Sfc
Chicago City
Uckel
la Ballé
van Buren Street
Chiago
Wyoming
The
Capitol
Globe-Democrat OF
ST. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Globe Democrat
Globe - Democrat
United States
National News and Home Journal
Takahira Leaves for Six Months Vacation in Japan
Wellington reports Japanese minister Takahira will take six months leave and visit Japan. First secretary Eki Micki becomes chargé d affaires during the minister's absence, with strong belief he may soon be reassigned to a European post.
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Wellington
Mr. Takahira
Eki Micki
Legation
Takahira
Japan
St. Petersburg
Washington
United States
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