Peruna credited for relief in women's run-down condition
Miss Della Strobe of Appleton Wisconsin reports severe fatigue insomnia and dark circles then improves after six bottles of Peruna and declares it cured her. Mrs Wadge J. F. Boyer of Evanston Illinois says Peruna restored her appetite sleep and strength after a period of run-down health. Man a lin the ideal laxative.
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Della Strobe
Peruna
Richmond St
Appleton, Wis
Wadge
J. F. Boyer
Sherman Ave
Evanston
Man-a-lin
Miners in Indiana face possible statewide strike
Ten thousand coal miners in Indiana may strike following a dispute at the Road mine in Sullivan County over a mule driver's dismissal and pay for time lost. Mine operators threaten to stop union dues, while officials order walkouts except for engineers and pump men. The next pay date is August 25, with bets on whether work stops sooner.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana
W. D. van Horn
Miners’ Organization
Road Mine
Sullivan County
Miners Strike In Crooksfield District Ends Talks
In Zanesville Ohio on August 15 2500 Crooksfield district miners walked out after eight weeks of daily talks over removal of bone coal. The strike halts 28 mines and cuts wages by about 28 dollars monthly guidance came from William Green Coshocton State President and G W Savage Columbus Secretary.
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Zanesville
Crooksfield
Wiliam Green
Coshocton
G. W. Savage
Columbus
Editors Meet in Chicago on the National Convention
More than 100 editors from papers across the United States gathered in Chicago on the way to St. Paul for the National Editorial Association twenty third annual convention. The week long event includes a Canadian trip, a banquet, and various excursions planned for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
St. Paul
Montana's oldest resident James Bonner dies at 101
Virginia City Montana August 15 James Bonner aged 101 believed to be Montana's oldest resident died here of asthma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Virginia City
Mont
James Bonner
Marmola Pills Propose Quick Weight Loss Method
An article touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as an inexpensive fat-loss aid for women, claiming 12 to 20 ounces shed daily without impacting meals or leisure. It notes Detroit based Marmola Co. guarantees the formula with Marmola ounce, Cascara Aromatic, and Simplex syrup, praised as harmless by pharmacists.
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Marmola Co
Detroit
Mich
Kentuckiang Sure of a Taft Victory
Special dispatch from Louisville reports D C Edwards in charge of Kentucky Republican speakers bureau as Taft prospects rise. Edwards, a U S representative, expects a large majority, with coordinators at Republican HQs in the Gulf House and campaigning plans across the state. Democratic leaders and candidates face internal tensions amid the race for Congress.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
D. C. Edwards
Republican State Committee
Kentucky
Republican Committee
Gulf House
Ben Johnson
Democratic Committee
S. W. Hager
Ashland
Robert G. Philipps
Elizabethtown
State Committee
Democracy
Ollie James
Taft
Girl Saves Father From Bull In Ohio Farmyard
Olive Mentz, fourteen, bravely intervened as a bull charged farmer Joseph Mentz near Mason Ohio. She pitched fork blows to drive the animal away. Mentz was knocked unconscious but survived with bruises and lacerations after revival at home.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Joseph Mentz
Mason
Olive Mentz
Mentz
Trial of Beach Hargis Set for Breathitt Circuit Court
Beach Hargis faces a murder trial in Breathitt Circuit Court over the February 7 killing of his father, Judge James Hargis, in Jackson Breathitt County. The special term opens Monday with jury concerns and a multi day witnesses hearing. Hargis in poor health with tuberculosis. His mother has hired W A Young to defend him while local citizens hire A Floyd Byrd to prosecute.
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Lexington
Beach Hargis
James Hargis
Jackson
Breathitt County
Breathitt
Hargis
Louellen
W. A. Young
A. Floyd Byrd
Beach
Denmark-Greenland expedition finds new islands and Peary depot
Bergen August 15 The Denmark-Greenland expedition reports Mylius Erichsen did not recover after a Greenland inland ice return attempt. They discovered a group of islands between 78 and 79 degrees north and found Peary's depot near Cape Bridgeman. The crew notes several deaths including Erichsen Hagen and Broenlund, and recounts journeys from Port Denmark to 78 degrees and King Frederick V Land with extensive scientific work.
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Bergen
Norway
Denmark
Mylius Erichsen
Greenland
Robert E. Peary
Cape Bridgeman
Hagen
Breenland
Broenlund
Fiord
Mylius
Joergen Broenlund
Port Denmark
Ardencaple Inlet
Peary Channel
Cape Glacier
Peary
Peary Land
Frederick V. Land
Copenhagen
Receiver Named For Pennsylvan ia Coal and Coke Company
Scranton Trust Company sought protection for the Pennsylvan ia Coal and Coke Company, with Judge Edwards appointing Thomas Watkins as receiver. The petition cites failure to meet rental obligations by its lessee Pennsylvan ia Beech Creek and Eastern Coal. Intrinsic property values exceed 26 million while indebtedness runs about 13 million. The firm mined nearly 4 million tons in 1907 and owns vast coal lands, docks, railcars, coke ovens, and related utilities.
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Fce
New York Harbor
Bryan Works Hard Amid Rain In Lincoln Visit
In Lincoln Nebraska August 15 William J. Bryan faced rainy weather delaying travel to Fairview and spent a busy day in his office with typewriter noise signaling rapid work. His Des Moines speech on the tariff scheduled August 21 was released to press associations for member distribution and will be longer than the notification address.
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Lincoln
Neb
Fairview
William J. Bryan
Des Moines
Bond Issue Passes for Electric Light Extension in Hamilton
In a special election at Hamilton Ohio on August 15 the city approved a 50 000 bond issue to extend electric light service to newly annexed territory by 2045 to 124. Voters also approved a Park Commission by 1433 to 640 with a 793 majority.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
Ohioan Scenic Artist Shoots Self in New Rochelle Home
Otto H. Armbruster a scenic artist shot himself today at his country home in Mamaroneck New York. He was taken to New Rochelle Hospital where he died several hours later. He had complained of the heat and his wife found him with a revolver near him. The bullet passed through the right eye destroying sight. Armbruster formerly lived in Columbus Ohio.
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Mamaroneck
N. Y
Otto H. Armbruster
New Rochelle Hospital
Armbruster
Columbus
Obituary: Leo Hirsch editor dies in Columbus Ohio
Leo Hirsch editor of The Express Westbote died yesterday in Columbus after a week of rapid decline. He collapsed at his desk a week ago and funeral plans, pending family arrangements, will be Tuesday with interment at Green Lawn Cemetery. Also noted, Dr. Friedrich Paulsen, Berlin University philosophy professor, died Friday night in Berlin of cancer born in 1846.
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Leo Hirsch
The
Express- Westbote
Columbus
Green Lawn Cemetery
Friedrich Paulsen
University of
Berlin
Telegraphs vs Telephones in Train Dispatching Gains Steam
Railroads increasingly replace telegraph with telephone for orders and signaling. Systems allow direct calls to engineers, selective bell networks, and automatic coupling. Trials by Santa Fe Burlington New York Central and others show faster, reliable communication with safety benefits.
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Santa Fe
Burlington
New York Central
Albany
Fonda
Illinois Central
Lake Shore
Body of a Man 15 Found Near Wreck in Ohio
The body of an unidentified man, likely a victim of the Western Ohio wreck, was found along the Loramies River near Lockington. Officials note wounds support the theory he wandered away while in distress as investigators slow. Coroner’s inquiry continues. Two orders were issued for the south-bound car. misread priority may have caused the disaster.
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Piqua, O
Loramies River
Lockington
Harman Block
Ohio
Shelby County
Frank M. Faber
Walter Cecil
Andrew Hess
Limited
Wapokoneta
Mill Stop
Two Men Kidnap Montara Girl in Montana
Miss Freda Bauer aged sixteen daughter of rancher Conrad Bauer was abducted by two masked men at gunpoint near Billings. Suspects include two ranch hands who were romance rivals and have since disappeared. John S. Howard the world rope-throwing champion is arrested for aiding in the alleged abduction as authorities search for Huston and Miss Bauer near Laurel.
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Butte
Mont
Freda Bauer
Conrad Bauer
Billings
Bauer
Helena
John S. Howard
Ernest Huston
Miss Bauer
Huston
Laurel
Willis law tax receipts show rise in 1908 figures
Columbus August 15 The third quarter ended with Secretary of State Thompson releasing Willis law collection figures. 1908 totals to date total 876 185 79, with projected year end receipts 1 032 649 61 based on 1907 benchmarks for foreign and nonprofit corporations.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Thompson
Medaris
Attorney General's Department
Cleveland
Woman Ends Life in Jail After Burglary Arrest
Tillie Robinson, arrested for burglarizing a residence in Harrodsburg Kentucky, died by suicide in jail by swallowing paris green. A note in her cell said she would rather be in hell than in jail, and the poison was found in her pocket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Harrodsburg
Tillie Robinson
Paris Green
Hungarian Baron Attempts Death by Gas In New York
Richard Von Arkovy a 28 year old Hungarian baron and friend of Count Szechenyi attempted suicide by inhaling illuminating gas through a rubber tube. He left notes to his landlady and mother and was found unconscious and dying en route to hospital. The manuscript recalls a past life of wealth and prominence in society and Wall Street before a recent crash erased his fortune.
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New York
Richard von Arkovy
Count Szechenyi
Gladys Vanderbilt
von Arkovy
Szechenyi
Jockey Club
Young Wife Kills Sleeping Husband in Brooklyn
Mrs. Robe Graziano aged 19 walked into a Brooklyn police station and said she shot her husband Dominick Graziano a barber while he slept. She claimed he forced her toward immorality after a dispute over money and work. She was arrested on murder charges.
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New York
Robe Graziano
Brooklyn
Dominick Graziano
Oxford Honor to American Edwin Ford Rhodes Scholar
A London cablegram says Edwin Ford aged 19 from Columbus Mississippi topped Oxford University final exams. Ford is the son of former Mississippi Attorney General and came to Oxford as a Rhodes scholar.
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Nashville
Tenn
London
Edwin Ford
Columbus
Miss
Oxford University
Ford
Mississippi
Oxford
Kaiser Invites Wood to German Imperial Maneuvers
Emperor William invites Major General Leonard Wood of the United States Army to witness the imperial maneuvers in Alsace Lorraine this September. The invitation reached Wood while he was in Switzerland.
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Berlin
William
Leonard Wood
United States Army
Alsace-Lorraine
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