Brooks Rupture Appliance Promises Immediate Relief
A promotional notice touts a Brooks Rupture Appliance as a universal cure for hernias. It claims instant relief, no irritation, and permanent realignment without springs or pads, with testimonials from users including James Britton of Bethlehem, Pa. Availability and prices are advertised from the Brooks Building in Marshall, Michigan.
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Brooks
Soi
Eac
James Britton
Bethlehem
Ife
C.be
Brooks Building
Marshall, Mich
District conventions planned across eight states
The notice lists district conventions to be held in Alabama Arkansas Connecticut Kentucky Missouri New Jersey and North Carolina with Jersey included among the mentioned areas. The brief item enumerates states involved in the upcoming district gatherings.
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Jersey
Kentucky
Connecticut
Ala
Alabama
Arkansas
Missouri
New Jersey
North Carolina
Two More Taft Delegates Instructed for Taft in NC
New Bern North Carolina May 2 The Republican convention of the Third District met today and unanimously instructed its delegates to vote for Taft. E C Duncan of Beaufort Carteret County named as the North Carolina member of the National Committee.
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Newbern
N. C
Third District
Taft
E. C. Duncan
Beaufort
Carteret County
Delegates Elected Uninstructed At Georgia Sixth District
Jackson Georgia May 2 The Sixth district Republican Convention elected W O Emory and Alexander Akerman of Macon as delegates to the National convention. Delegates were uninstructed with Akerman favoring Taft Emory Foraker Disroon and Wood the alternates support Foraker.
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Georgia
Taft
Jackson
Jay
Alexander Akerman
W. O. Emory
Macon
Akerman
Emory
Foraker
Disroon
Wood
Alteries
Telegraph Messenger Boy Struck By Auto in Reading Road Crash
William Wolke 16, of Burnet Avenue, delivering a telegram for Western Union, stopped to play ball in a vacant lot on Reading Road and Didale Avenue. He was hit by a fast moving car while retrieving a ball and taken to Jewish Hospital with a broken leg and probable internal injuries.
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Wilam Wolke
Burnet Avenue
Western Unionelegraph Company
Reading Road
Didale Avenue
William
Anutomobile
Young Wolke
Theutomobilist
Krauss
Receipt Offers Cure for Weak Men Virility and Debility
A fraudulently marketed prescription promises to cure debility and loss of vigor. The letter offers a copied formula claimed to be from a physician, urging men to request a copy by writing to a Detroit address for home delivery in a sealed envelope.
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Mr. Mson
Detroit
Mich
Ohio lawmakers mock deadlock with stoppered clocks and German quips
In a stalled session, 93 members were present but only 86 answered roll call while Speaker Eagleson kept rulebreakers from leaving. Amid champagne dining and a chaotic waiting period, German phrases and playful speeches filled the chamber as Meyer pressed the Ha fner bill and others joined a lighthearted display.
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Heavenly Maid
General Assembly
Eagleson
John Meyer
Hamilton County
Assembly
Hafner
Reynolds
Cuyahoga
Meyer
Ohio
Hilenkamp
Lucas
Harris Often Delays Night Rider Crackdown in Ohio Counties
Governor Harris plans to defer using state secret service help for tobacco bed vandalism in Brown and Clermont Counties. Local authorities are urged to act first. if they fail, the full state power will be used to quell the outrages blamed on night riders.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
General Assembly
Hitch
Guthrie
Brown
Clermont
Harris
Lower River
Knife Stabbings Send Two Men to City Hospital
Two early morning knife attacks left Ivan Ninkoff a serious chest wound and Harry Brown severely scarred on the face. Brown, 22, was walking with companions along Central avenue when he laughed at a Black woman, provoking the assault by a group of men. Ninkoff, 23, was wounded in a saloon fight near Harrison avenue and Turner alley. Police arrested John Teregen, 26, of Turner alley, a Romanian man, in connection with the Brown incident.
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City Hospital
Ivan Ninkoff
Harrison Avenue
Harry Brown
Grand Avenue
Price Hill
Brown
Central Avenue
Eighth Street
Ninkoff
Turner Alley
Seebohm
Heiddenreich
John Teregen
Bishop Potter Recuperating After Illness
New York reports Bishop Henry Potter, previously ill from overwork, is much better today. It is stated at his home he will likely resume duties in a few days.
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New York
Henry ©. Potter
Pur chase a Site for Girls Home in Cincinnati
Philanthropists contribute 520000 for aWorking Girls Home to be built by Cincinnati Union Bethel at Third and Lytle streets. The site, bought from Richard H Wald and Elizabeth Carson Faran, fronts Lytle Park and measures 52 by 90 feet. The 520,000 building fund was raised by 33 residents, led by Mr and Mrs Charles P Taft with 520,000. The project aims to house low wage earners in wholesome surroundings.
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Cincinnati Union Bethel
Third
Lytle Streets
Fréderick A. Schmidt
Richard H. Wald
Elizabeth ‘Carson Faran
Lytle Park
Charles P. Taft
Seventh Street
West Seventh Street
B. H. Kroger
William E. Kenney
Kenney
E. M. Costello
Peary outlines new programme for Arctic expedition
Robert E Peary plans a revised route and increased Eskimo help for his next North Pole voyage. He aims to start in July aboard the Roosevelt with a smaller white party, Eskimo crews, and frozen-provision stock, extending the Grant Land to Crocker Land coast and establishing a ship borne support depot.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Robert. E. Peary
North Pole
Mr. Peary
Roosevelt
Whale Sound
Grant Land
Grantland
Cape Columbia
Point Moss
Pole
Arctic Ocean
Cape Morris Jésup
Greenland
Eighty-Fourth Parallel
Crocker Land
Great Bight
Cape Jesup
Central
Polar Sea
Behring Strait
North Atlantic
Cape Morris Jesup
Franz Josef Land
Wyckoff Island
Cape Col
Cape Thomas Hubbard
Polar
Jesup
Horace Mann School Bars Exaggerated Dress in Chapel Edict
New York May 2 The Horace Mann School girls were forbidden to wear ultrafashionable headgear false hair elaborate jewelry high heeled shoes and peek a boo waists in a chapel edict. Principal Virgil Prettiman notes debates over good taste while pupils lament the reform. The blacklist includes Merry widow hats large hats oversized hair ribbons conspicuous jewelry and gowns of bright colors.
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New York
Horace
Marin’ ‘School
Broadway
120Th Street
Virgil Prettiman
Merry Wodow
Lotta Faust
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages of Seaboard Area Listings
Transfers involve Frank H. Kinney to Wenzeslaus Schmits and many others across Hartwell Madison and Silverton with parcels ranging from 40 by 1 feet to 100 by 150 feet. Property actions include deeds to Mills sub and Main Street blocks, plus numerous mortgage cancellations and notices among The Buckeye Marble and Freestone Co and Southern Ohio Lenders.
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Frank H. Kinney
Wenzeslaus Schmits
Arbor Street
Edwards Road
Henry R. Krunning
Emma M. Wagner
Hartwell
Jakob Nast
Henry Nast
Second National Bank
Charles v. Maescher
Hunt Ambrose L. Pachoud
Matilda Leibold
A. L. Pachoud
Margarette Whitaker
George W. Sieber
Spoengo
Myenus C
Oaks
Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad Company
Mathilde
Eggleston Avenue
Third Street
Little Miami Railroad Company
Mathilde Besuden
Rendigs
Val Duttenhofer Sons Company
Main Street
Amelia Heister Et al
Val Dutten- Myers Y. Cooper
Hazel C. Buckingham
Dunnie
Hyde Park
Sadie Drescher
Wiliam
Hinds
J. E. Brown
George P. Bassett
Sallie
J. B. Brown
Silverton
Ae Nedo Ordel
Esse
Weinae Werern
Haree Ee
Catherine Tullochner
Wwiliam Bowman
Boal Street
Fonda
Elm Street
Madison- Gipoge Isles
J. J. Ferris
Besuden Et al
Southpany
Same
Eighthhofer Sons Company
Can Avenue
Erie Ave
Buverton
Frank Bowles
Anna Haas
Devas
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court No. 139806 to 139817
The court docket lists numerous cases including K Troup versus Katherine Feder spiel for appeal. Lauter versus Lauter for divorce. Otto Schenk versus Lizzie Schenk for divorce. Carroll Contracting Company damages of 3355.60. Cornette versus Rattermet for 202.75 on a contract. Kaupst versus Minnie for divorce. Albert Hebenstriet versus Hartwell Athletic Club for 456.60. Ennett versus Bennett for divorce and alimony. The Second National Bank versus Mahateke for 4400 and mortgage foreclosure. Morrison versus Crowther partition of estate. Hall versus Stheibly to quiet title. Reisenbeck versus Cincinnati Crastine Company for 10200 damages. Woodward versus Akee ... incomplete entries.
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PB. K. Troup
Katherine Federspiel
Administratrix
Squire Lamping
William T. Lauter
Katie Lauter
A. J. McNair
Otto Schenk
Lizzie Schenk
Hoffman, Bode & LeBlond
Charles E. McCarthy
Carroll Contracting Company Et
Louis A. Ireton
C. EB. McCarthy
Edward H. Cornette
Catherine J. Ratterm
Galvin & Bauer
Minnie
Phares
Gusweiler & Phares
Albert Hebenstriet
Hartwell Athletic Club
W. W. Yey
Allie L .Ennett
Fred W. Bennett
The
Second National. Bank
Peter H. Mahateke
Charles M. Leslie
Nellie E. Morrison
Nellie Crowther
A W. J. Murphy Improves After Illness
The family of W. J. Murphy vice president of the Queen and Crescent Lines said he was stricken with paralysis Thursday night and was somewhat improved. Doctors Joseph Ransohoff and Herman Hoppe report he is more than holding his own.
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W. J. Murphy
The
Queen and Crescent Lijines
Murphy
Joseph Ransohoff
Herman Hoppe
Weaver Enters Democratic Candidacy for State Treasurer
Edwin Weaver of Fayette County announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for State Treasurer. He has assurances of support from various parts of the state.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington C.H
Edwin Weaver
Fayette County
Weaver
Arctic exploration drive faces setback yet continues
A personal friend and Peary Arctic Club president funded the expedition’s financial phase but the speaker insists a single loss cannot halt a project of vast interest and potential, given the extensive prep and equipment already completed.
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Peary Arctic Club
Pere Marquette Wins Arbitration Over Rail Road Dispute
In Grand Rapids on May 3 the Pere Marquette Railway Co won a federal arbitration award of 1,364,387 against the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railways. The dispute grew from the 1905 disbanding of the Great Central System and involved a 999 year lease and charges for equipment and joint terminal costs in Toledo. Arbitrators Crapp and Reeve filed the report in the federal court.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Pere Marquette Railway Company
Pere Marquette
Cincinnati,Hamilton & Dayton
Great Central
W. W. Crapp
New Bedford
Mass
Judson Eee
Cincinnati
Pere Marquette Company
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Toledo
United States District Court
Rehearsal Preview for St Matthew Passion Impresses Chorus
A full rehearsal in Music Hall for the St Matthew Passion featured soloists, orchestra, organ, chorus, and boys chorus. Choir master Van der Stucken expressed satisfaction as the ensemble prepared to surpass performances from 1882 and 1890. Additional works planned include The Blessed Damozel, Grieg's Olaf Trygvasson, and Haydn's Seasons with thorough rehearsals.
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Music Hall
van der Stucken
Damozel
Grieg
Olaf Trygvasson
Haydn
Quitting Coffee and Using Postum Helps Several Women
A woman narrator recalls benefitting from stopping coffee and drinking Postum Food Coffee. She cites relief from nervous heart symptoms, headaches, and chronic dyspepsia after switching, noting testimonials from others including a state WCTU president. The account claims Postum as a solution to coffee-related health issues.
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Nate
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Jewish Hospital
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D. G
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Sherman Thompson
James Welker
Welker
Thompson
Roumanian
Bishop Potter
Union
Bethel
Lytle
Theodore Mayer & Bro
Section Avenue
Sarah Shaffer
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Bohen
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Home Supply Company
Fourth
F. H. Cloud
Cleneay & Nourse
Jackson, Moessinger & Co
Joseph Sipe
Kent & Kaufhold
Hearne and
Wilson Avenues
Avondale
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S. F. Dangalot
Ridgeway Avenue
Perkins Avenue
Aryondale
P. B. Traynor
Eighth and Main Streets
Arthur Birch
Carey & Zimmerman
Harry H. Carson
Wayland’ Avenue
Norwood
A. Schaub
Fred Richt
York Street
Charles Richt
Ernst H. Millerhaus
M. Y. Cooner
Duncan Avenue
Erie Avenue
Peary
Eskiimos
United States
Point Nose
Sally
Gainsborough
Asee
Eddeue
Baba
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Daira
Mis Joseph
W. Mailer
Sobh
A. LeBlond
Walter Brestel
Southern Ohio L
Henry Hildebrandt
Bank Street
B. A. Cotidr
Tise
Evan
Seesersseeee
Carrie EB. Palmer
Union Savings Ban and Trust Coo
Cossesens Ae Saas
Hazel Buckingham
Myers Y. Cooper
Josephine Zimmer
Angela Schmidt
Eveline Corey
Helvetia 8S
B. Co
Schabel
William Richter
Innie A. Dieringer
Anna Dickhoff
Diemer
Itha Diemer
C. A. Kennedy
A. L. Pach
Catherine Stocker
Eagle
B. C
Albert Binetsch
Clara Bothe
Sarah Martin
Common Pleas Court
Superior Court
John B. Reisenbeck
H C. Butch
J. O. Woodward
Rerdar
America
S. B. Hartman, M. D
Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company
Queen and Crescent
Judson Harmon
W. W. Crapo
St. Paul Park
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