Doan's Kidney Pills Praised By A Denver Ticket Seller
Eugene E Larlo of 761 Twentieth Avenue Denver recalls Doan's Kidney Pills from 1899 noting they stopped his backache during long desk work. He endorses the remedy and states continued satisfaction. Sold by all druggists at 35 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene E. Larlo
Twentieth Avenue
Union Sutton
Denver
Col
Sper
Doan
Jong
L Love Beyer
Foster-Afilburn Co
Buffalo
Notable Quotes and Oddities From Early 20th Century Writings
A scattered set of items including political quips attributed to Franklin and Harrison, global pin production statistics, a popular soap advertising blurb, comments on the setting hen, a cautionary note on catarrh remedies, a Harlem anecdote about domestic staffing, a New York Tribune joke on “stretchin,” and a Vatican salute marking a Virgin statue placed atop Dent du Geant in Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lolly Ntatac
Dent du Geant
Italy
Milan
Courmayeur
After Three Days of Suspense the Drumélzier's Crew Go Ashore
After a three day suspense the Drumélzier's crew finally reaches land proceeding from a voyage. The arrival marks a turning point for the ship as authorities inspect provisions and crew health before embarking again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drumélzier
Steamer Drumelzier Rescued After Long Struggle Off Long Island
Captain Nicholson and 28 crew of the Drumelzier survived three days at sea as the ship broke her back against the Fire Island bar. Life savers from Sandy Hook and Walk Taland Stations made three relay rescues, bringing the crew to New York Harbor aboard Catherine Moran. The Drumelzier is considered a total wreck with cargo removal to take weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Witter
Miresland Bar
Nicholson
Nife
Drumelzier
Ffteen
Dremen
Hfe
Sandy Hook
Patterson
New York Harbor
Tuy Catherine Moran
Moran Towing Line
Atlantic Dock
Brooklyn
Atlantic
Convicts Stage Escape Attempts Across Multiple States
In Sacramento California a mass breakout from the Molson State Prison ended with five convicts shot dead and one wounded as guards and officers halted the escape. Six inmates fled from Georgetown Delaware after night lockup injuries. In Alabama a Tennessee Central and Iron Railroad car carrying 130 convicts saw dynamite used to try for wholesale release, costing a guard a limb and a life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
Molson
Jolly
Tey
Wilmiington
Sherif Charles
Tr. Parnell
Jall
Georgetown
Parnell
Velaney Maddox
Nathaniel Lingle
Irving Wilbank
Cless Purnell
William Barton
Leo Ackwood
Birmingham
Ala
Tennessee Cont and Iron Railroad Comroad Company
Vom Victs
Boston Harbor Tunnel Opens to Speed East Boston Trips
The Boston Harbor Tunnel linking the subway to East Boston debuted at noon with a five car test run. Governor Bates and city officials praised the project which cuts travel to East Boston to four and a half minutes, saving about 15 to 20 minutes. Construction began May 5, 2000, at an approximate cost of 3.2 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mars
Boston Harbor
Bates
Transit Commission
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Ald
Svollay Square
Rebates and rail rates headline 1910s legal cases
The Santa Fe Railroad faces charges of fraudulent discrimination in rebates favoring the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company. W B Biddle testifies before the Interstate Commerce Commission, with the Attorney General to decide on possible federal court action and fines potentially exceeding $1,000,000. Also noted are New York subway plans, Chicago terminal spending, and local misdeeds including forgeries and a fatal elevator accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Stanta Fe
Colorado Tue and Iron Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. 3B. Biddle
Santa Fe
Commission
el Paso
Albuquerque
Santa Fe Company
Caledoniaa Coal Company
Gallup, N. M
Colorado
Labor and Industry Report From Across Nations
The article notes U S employment in distributing mines at 49 300 and mentions nearly 2 000 000 children employed in the country. It covers strikes in Novi Scofia and Boston as well as accidents and fatalities in various industries. It also cites wage disputes, arbitration plans, and union actions affecting miners ironworkers and transportation workers. The report discusses international wage talks in Scotland and changes in production and payroll figures with numerous names and places mentioned in a broad labor context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New Zealand
Novi Sco Fia
Kate Partle
Fransportation Company
Boston
Matss
Samuel Weakley
Chietonatt
Albert Patton
Thoms Ride
Lexile Counell
Paliver
Maps
Blyaloghiai Ag Jandy
All Bound
Scotland
le Conelliattery Board
Ohio
Karl Sansape
Boston Hind Mates
Russian Chief of Police Shot Dead in St Petersburg
Reports say the chief of police at Schuscha Caucasus was shot dead in the street by an unknown assailant. The news item also notes widespread upheaval in Russian and regional reactions, including government warnings, strikes, and military movements across cities and fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Russia
Schuscha
Caucassus
Ing
Roosevelt Announces Diplomatic Appointments and Naval Deals
President Roosevelt announces key diplomatic appointments including Z Hampton Moore as Chief of the Bureau of Manufactures. Secretary Morton reveals two Holland submarines contracted. North defends cotton reports amid attacks while Midway and Guam fortification plans emerge. New Orleans ordered to Bremerton will leave large guns for local mounting. Captain Howze named commandant at West Point amid Manila changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Morton
Z. Hampton Moore
Philadelphia
Bureau of Manufactures
Department of Commerce and Labor
North
Wonolulu
Hawaiian Islandy
Snd
United States
Midway Island
Guam
New Orleans
Manila
Bremerton
Islandus
Philippine Islands
Howze
Islands
Weat Point Miltary Academy
Mewite
Various 19th century police and public incidents reported
The items list charges and events including a burglary charge against Thomas D Nobinson and spouse, a speed test of the cruiser Chattanooga, a clerk Leonard Mandeville found dead, cathedral restoration in New York, Governor Wiggins inauguration, Carnegie donation to art institute, banking reports in Albany, arrests of meat price conspirators, Chicago packers’ agents in Montana, a Cleveland conference with Dr Chadwick, water-ferry dispute in Ontario, a fatal stabbing in Fall River, a murder identification in The Bronx, and other political, legal, and foreign affairs notes with multiple dates and places across the US and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas D. Nobinson
New York
Chattanooga
Newport
Leonard Mandeville
Newark
Ttwce
St. John the Divine
New York City
Frank W. Wiggins
Assembly
Albany
N. Y
Andrew Carnegie
Mayylams Institute of Art and Design
Kilburn
Chicago
Montana
Leroy & Chadwick
Cleveland
Oslo
Teamington
Ont
Pere Marquette Road
Fall River
Mars
Fred Booth
Jon Parkinson
Riverside Drive
Mary Elizabeth Mangan
Bronx
Mulsibil
Hiklseport
Conn
District of Columbia
North Plainfeld
Osle
McKeesport
Harry Linn
New Orleans
New York State
Pleasant View
New London
Chadwick
Khakhamdi
Cassle
Lynchings and Executions Drop Across States in Year
The year saw 82 lynchings, the lowest since 1880s, with November free of lynching for first time in twenty years. Executions totaled 110, down from 323 in 1900 and 144 in 1902, distributed across many states. Embezzlements fell to 4 742 507, from 6 502 160, while homicides and violent deaths reached 8 482.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alabamma
Arkansis
Cattfornia
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Kentucky
Louisiana
Misslesippi
North Carolla
Ohio
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Wyoming
South
North
Negroce
Alee
Arkansan
California
Connecticut
Delaware
Tinois
Indiana
Minnesota
Missivsinpi
Missouri
Montana
New Turkey
New York
Portal
Saatte
Treasury report shows 1904 deficits and Panama payment
Treasury summary details calendar year receipts of 540 million dollars and expenditures of 562 million, a decline from prior year. It notes a postal deficit, increased civil and military outlays, and a 50 million Panama Canal right of way payment. Public funds on deposit fell to 240 million, with future calls expected to reduce balances further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Treasury Department
Treasury
Pawan
Solano
War Department
Navy Department
Bureau of Statistica
Essen
Panama Canal
Aiid
Panama
National Bank
Country's Gifts of a Year in 1904 Donations Flag Big Totals
The 1904 gifts and bequests to charities religious and educational institutions libraries museums galleries and municipal improvements totaled 16 200 960 with bequests at 25 060 173 and charities at 16 752 278. The year shows a decline from prior peaks as multimillionaire gifts drop while overall generosity remains high. Institutions benefited include charities religious groups and museums among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicagos
White
Life Savers Rescue Fire Island Crew At Sea
Eastport reports Oak Island life saving crew responding to a desperate Fire Island incident. The schooner Frank W. McCullough grounded near Fire Island bar while salvage work was underway, dragging two men aboard. Fire Island rescues signaled for help as their boat was damaged and Oak Island crews saved the aboard salvors and women nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastport
Oak Island
Fire Island
Frank W. McCulough
Patchogue
Fire Island Bar
Drumelzier
McCullough
Wos
President Roosevelt Plans Paris Visit Amid Confederate Kin Ties
President Roosevelt indicates a possible stop at Paris Texas on his Southern trip after receiving an invitation from the Albert Sidney Johnston Camp UCV. He notes kinship on both sides, mentioning relatives who fought for the Confederacy and a West Point cadet link. Other items note Russian securities, naval movements, and a major Long Branch fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Texas
Albert Sidney Johnston
J. W. Hardison
Hoursevelt
Wis Jetter
Alabama
Semmes
Luke Wright
Philippines
Oke Uvhlag
Stonewall Jackson
Cadet
West Point
Jeb Stuart
United States
Virgin
Wireless signals link Norfolk naval yard with nearby warships
Norfolk Va reports the naval station commandant’s office connected with the wireless telegraph system. This marks the first link between mainland wired lines and vessels at sea allowing noon signals to flash aboard ships in Hampton Roads. Eleven lives were lost when the bark Marpesin exploded with naphtha cargo. Seven survivors reached Hamilton Bermuda aboard the steamer Gallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Naval Station
Hampton Roads
Hamilton
Bermuda
Milk Market Prices and Poultry Listings Highlight Trade
A dense ledger of dairy product prices lists standard quality milk at 1 cent per quart from NUTTER Creamery-Wealern and other creamery lines. The page also details meat, poultry, vegetables, fruit, grains, and live stock prices with numerous brand names, weights, and vendors, including Evans-Marrow meats and Pacific Coast produce, reflecting a broad local market snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitsia
Akims
Egoa
Verney
Panty
Mate
Southern
Deana
PEAS
Evans
Marrow
Choice
Vita
Cece Ee Cereees
Freita
Avrifs—Te Awves
Baldwin
Gee
Ae King
T& Tien Davis
W& Greening
Camind
G&g
Ge Catawhg
Lashey
Hersey
FAWR
Pacific Coast
Ben Way
T. Glover
Ubl
Wb. Gnain
Duluth
The Report of American Participation in World Markets
The report notes New York banks rapidly dismissed claims of U S underwriting for a $25,000,000 American allotment and Russian bonds proposed for the American market. London disclaimed the same day that New York would cooperate to bring Russia 7s 200, 900,000 pounds in funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
London
New York
Russiia
Ding
Market Roundup and Notable Grain News
The article notes mixed corn sentiment with some support from export demand and a 76 000 bushel cargo purchase to Bowman. It reports John B Lyon a Chicago grain figure’s death at 75, dividend news for Reading Steel and a Reading stock price decline. It mentions low cotton prices and a dull wheat market with near term weakness and bear pressure on Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roomuania
Bowman
John B. Lyon
Chicago
ISB
Liverpool
Peruna Praised by Sisters of Charity and Congressman
A Catholic Sisters of Charity group extols Peruna for throat and chest ailments with letters from Detroit and Napoleon Ohio congressman Neekison praising its relief. The ad urges readers to write Dr Hartman for guidance and a free book from The Peruna Medicine Co. in Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secaeseven
Sisters of Charity
Peruna
Hartman
Catholic Siatera
United States
Detroit
Mich
de & B. Hartwan
Columbus
Ohio
Peruna Medicine Co
Wartman
Weese
Neekison
Napoleon
Roy
Ween
Meckison
Iarthian
United
Hartman Sanitarium
Ambidextrous Jerry and Odd News Snippets
A jumble of short anecdotes and notices: a principal discussing an ambidextrous boy named Jerry, a North Dakota politician sleeping poorly in crowded town hotels, skunk tanning ventures near Stoneington, Trinity College president Luther’s rainy day memory, and assorted medical cures and odd facts from early 1900s papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Statesman
Music Government and Library Controversy In Congress
A Congress member told a colleague he opposes increased music funding for the Congressional Library. He questioned what music is kept there and joked whether it is a band or band organization as part of the library. The remark followed a brief session discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Weekly
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Kla Madesty
William
Ben’ Warrison
Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Harrison
Witticlain
Harrison
Great Britain
France
Germany
Holland
Beig
Cuticura
Caticurs
Iletald
Leeast
Hall
Ataodach
Toledo
Harlem
Shematron
New York Tribune
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Wellville
Long Ieland
Streka
Sandy Mook
Sayvers
Georgatown
Iel
THE
Parsons
Willian B. Parsons
Viiter
Raph Transit Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad
G. EL Wathee
Sherry's
Os. Y
Labor World
Zemstros
Moscow Zimstvo
Chernigoy
Pako
Michael Sharliff
West Forty‘fourth Street
I. Holley
Otisville
Deny
Mik Company
Flontth Department
Metropoliti Mik and Cream Company
Baku
Navy Yard
North River
Ningpo
Talin Chia-Lun
Trapan
Oyama
Kuropatkin
St Petersburg
Metro
HHS Nogl
Pisean Hay
Baltic Sea
Shughiadlag
Taotal
Mukden
M. de Witte
Kaamhanren
Singapore
Stemlis Setthe
Stoning
Admifral Togo
Trina
Conor Kasapatkhy
Iish
Stau
Chatto
Bildda
Rojestsenaky
Washington
Geneva
Cuban Wealth Department
Nelson
Santiago
Roscommon
Ireland
Duke
Duchess of Connaught
Spain
Australia
Dipatches
Coloupbha
Calted Italy
Quithial
Kaber Wilhelm
Amassailor
Carding Langenlenx
Rhelme
Tt Wis
Vienna
von Korber
Wasp
Kingston
Jamaica
Lord Roberts
Tondou Monthly
Sanda
Baltic
Morosca
Alcnzar
Acelen
Viseza
Hungary
Visetora
B.C
Port Arthior
de Wussin
Girard Avenue
Punt Prat
Yauaon
Roerse
Russhi
Courtssi
Chefoo
Pat
Philip Towner
Mooretown
N.ow
Long Branch
Yabtle
toJentyevsky
Couiadron
Bat Veahls
Unco
Quainsport
Sainte-Marie
Madagnasear
Amertan
Baron Kaneko
Cebtte
Port Arcie
Ef Justice
Ot. Mursmin
Kroy
N.Y
Is Ducieted
Doh Hy Mitehell
Linge Heranon
Ortho, Ore
Togo
Adis Gate
N.t
Wiegh
Cooper
Chileago
Siegel
Wireless
Norfolk Navy Yard
Morocco
Anaromy
Civil Service Commission
David H. Bay
Examiner
S. Fender
Odell
Tokio
Kamhnura
Mikado
Dipiriet of Columbia Grand Jury
Washington Life Insurance Company
John Tatlock
Washington, D.C
Asrael Pmekedt
Aga Ardeven
Aun Animal Store
Watt
William Crowley
Rochester
New York Mile
Priuneial Chronicle
Reading
Insness
Sully
Macginane Cox
Ha Bankruptcy
Dj, Sully & Cy
Tau Ottebus
Tauber Conprings
Wood Cypress Lutyber Company
Marcon
Trowad
Whigton
Britain
Echoo
Chicago Tribune
Luther
Trinity College
Klartford
Northam Hall
Professor Luther
New York Times
Africa
Kine
RH Kaine, Ltd
TAL Archst
Phila
Trouania
Krupp
N. W. Auren
Ocean Grove
N. J
King Peter of
Servin
Mra. Winslow
India
Dlrie Gig
KE. W. Grove
A. Hegueka
Dex
Alisate
Phonograph
J. Behina Donna
Metropolitan Opera House
Everybodys’s Magazine
Downtown Club
Mas. Cras
F. Brown
Cedar Terrace
Hot Springs
Ark
Mothers Club
Eid John Kremer Caves
Thawe
Addraso Sterling Remedy Company
New Yorks
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