Peruna Endorsed By Washington Man In Personal Testimony
Thomas Fraser of 636 2nd St NE Washington DC writes that a change of climate would cost his job but Peruna cured his indigestion and biliousness. He claims two weeks to feel better and later full recovery. He notes many suffer biliousness and seek medicines before Peruna and many report chronic catarrh improvements.
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Thomas Fraser
2Nd St
N. E
Washington, D. C
Peruna
Will Gross Africa in an Automobile
Berlin June 29 Lieutenant Graetz of the Prussian army plans the first automobile crossing of Africa. Departing from Dar Es Salaam around August 10 he will traverse German East Africa British Central Africa Rhodesia and German Southwest Africa to Swakopmund in about six weeks. He travels in a forty five horsepower car with heavy wheels gas for 1000 kilometers a large larder and an elaborate photographic outfit. A machinist cook and a negro servant accompany him. The Kaiser is reportedly keen and has ordered a report on the trip.
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Dar-Es Salaam
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British Central Africa
Rhodesia
German Southwest Africa
Swakopmund
Guatemala Settles Claim With American Contractor
Nicaragua agrees with Guatemala to compensate P W Chamberlain of Boston for losses due to payment in depreciated paper currency for Istapa Railroad work. Guatemalan President Cabrera and the U S Legation in Guatemala City reached a compromise totaling about $22,000 in gold, slightly under the original claim.
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Washington
Nicaragua
P. W. Chamberlain
Boston
Guatemala
Wase
Guatemala City
Cabrera
United States
Mr. Chamberlain
Cincinnatians and Ohioans in New York real estate buzz
Cincinnati capitalists and prominent residents converge in New York to attend the Kouwenhoven Realty and Improvement Company election and discuss development of the 219 acre former farm near Flatbush, with rapid transit plans linking to Manhattan. Notables include Judge Aaron Mc Neill and Philip Swing, among others.
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Cylinder blast at Schenectady brick plant kills two
A ten ton steam filled cylinder at the Schnectady Sandstone Brick Company exploded when opened without reducing pressure. Brickmaker C Wheland Servey and track repairer John Curns were killed. The blast wrecked plant structures, damaged a water tower and tank, and knocked a telegraph pole. The runaway cylinder rolled across a highway and damaged a coal car as it moved 500 yards.
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Prohibition Shuts Down Two Georgia Potteries
Augusta Ga June 29 Prohibition alarms residents as the State Legislature with Prohibitionist control is expected to pass a prohibition measure. Two of the largest potteries in Georgia closed their establishments today after orders for more than 35 000 jugs were canceled and a wood working plant with 20000 worth of bar fixtures had orders canceled by telegram.
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Miss Cornelia Thayer Weds Count Carl Moltke at Thayer Home
In Lancaster Mass on June 29 Miss Cornelia Van Rensselaer Thayer daughter of Nathaniel Thayer married Count Carl Moltke of Copenhagen. Bishop William Lawrence officiated at the ceremony held at the bride’s father's home. About two hundred guests from Boston New York and Newport attended.
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Boston
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Jealous Suitor shoots woman in Chicago boarding house
In Chicago Mrs. Mary Molesworth 34 was shot dead by Cecil Gibson a jealous suitor at her Normal Avenue boarding house. Boarder Thomas Jones was wounded Gibson was arrested and the youth present during the tragedy described Gibson had courted the victim for years and felt supplanted by Jones.
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Mark Twain Draws Crowds in England After King Edward Visit
London reports Mark Twain remains a leading figure in England, following King Edward. He greeted crowds at Stratford-on-Avon station after arriving from Oxford and was chased by admirers who sought autographs as newspapers chronicle his every move.
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Four Bankers Convicted in Bank Fraud Case
In Ft Smith Arkansas on June 29 the jury found C C Waller Texas president F Demre Lemon Pittsburg vice president Ed Hunt assistant cashier and J M Langston Jr director guilty of using the mails to defraud The verdicts vary by counts with Lemon convicted on four counts and the others on five The maximum penalty is a $1000 fine and three years imprisonment
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Ark
Southern Bank and Trust Company
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Texas
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Pittsburg
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Wine fraud bill promulgated in France
Paris June 29 the government today promulgated the wine fraud bill aimed at correcting abuses cited by southern French wine growers. The measure is expected to ease widespread discontent and remove much of the unrest.
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Ste Scott
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M B. Sanders
Lexington
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Dora H. Hess
Columbus
France
Police deputize youths to curb premature Fourth celebrations
In Council Bluffs Iowa Chief Richmond deputized boys and girls as patrols to enforce a Fourth of July restraint. A line formed as youngsters were sworn in and assigned districts with powers of arrest over peers, angering fireworks dealers.
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Richmond
C and C Acquires Road in Kentucky Transfer
At a special meeting of five of seven Elizabethtown Lexington and Big Sandy Railroad directors the stock transferred to Chesapeake and Ohio. The C and O had leased the line from Lexington to Catlettsburg about 120 miles and will assume all E L B S obligations.
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Elizabethtown, Lexington & Big Sandy Railroad Company
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Company
Elizabethtown
Lexington & Big Sandy
Taft Unable to Visit Oklahoma Before August
Secretary Taft said he telegraphed Oklahoma Republican leaders that he cannot visit the Territory until August while spending July on vacation at Murray Bay. He regrets missing a planned speech before the Republican State Convention in Oklahoma, and hopes to leave Washington next Wednesday.
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Taft
Oklahoma
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St. Lawrence
Thaw’s Counsel Moves Toward Second Trial
In New York on June 29 counsel for Harry K. Thaw secured an order directing District Attorney Jerome to appear in the Supreme Court next Monday and show cause why he should not move the second trial at the October term. The first trial on the charge of killing Rennie White extended over three months.
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Harry K. Thaw
Jerome
Supreme Court
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Renieee White
Emperor and family sail for cruise from Peterhof
The Emperor and Imperial family prepare to depart Peterhof for a cruising voyage in the Finnish fjords. Premier Stolypin is slated to join the tour in its latter phase.
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Stolypin
Kentucky man killed in feud over sons’ quarrel
Catlettsburg dispatch reports John Brant shot Francis Fanning between the eyes during a fight between the two men’s sons. Brant fled to the hills and is pursued by a sheriff's posse.
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Brant
Octogenarian Geologist Plans Fifth Wedding
Chicago afterglow reports Ossian Guthrie eighty one years old announces he will wed next Monday evening, his fifth marriage. The noted geologist and engineer says he has tried marriage four times and is willing to risk it once more at four score and one. His fiancée is Mrs Elizabeth Flower aged about thirty five.
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Ossian Guthrie
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Judge Orders Referee to Hear Evidence in Toledo Railroad Case
In Toledo Ohio June 29 Judge Taylor of the Federal Court appointed a referee to take evidence for the claim of the Ohio Savings Bank and Trust Company that the Toledo Terminal Railroad was not sold for its value. The Special Master hearing must be concluded within thirty days. Appointment not announced.
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Taylor
Federal Court
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Toledo Terminal
Tragedy at Ohio Cut: One Killed in Rock Fall
A shale rockmass buried a crew working on the Wheeling and Southwestern Electric Line near Creston Ohio. One man died, four others were fatally injured, seven more seriously or lightly hurt as a bank caved in during the mining cut.
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Wheeling & Southwestern Electric
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