Peruna claims catarrh cure with letters from users
A long montage of patient testimonials backs Peruna as a radical catarrh cure. Letters from J. W. Fuller of Los Angeles and others praise restored health, while ads push the Hartman Sanitarium remedy. The piece blends medical debate, sensational claims, and marketing copy.
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Hartman
The
Peruna Medicine Co
J . E. Stubenroll
Pella
Wis
Los Angeles
J. W. Fuller
Jewelers’ Association of
Cal
Peruna
Ferry Disaster Drowns Nearly Twenty at Spier Falls Work Site
At Spier Falls near Glen Falls on the Hudson River a ferryboat used by Hudson River Tower Company workmen capsized after a cable fault and a frightened Italian youth fell overboard. Dozens feared drowned as the swollen river swept away workers, with at least three corpses recovered and many still missing. More than a thousand laborers, mostly Italian, faced disruption as the company moved to secure the site and evacuate the riverbank.
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Glens Pally
Spier Falls
Glen Falls
Hudson River
Hudson River Tower Company
Cigarette
Fred Farran
Michael Kennedy
van Boy
Belsium
Waco
New Haven
Wil Dem
International Brotherhood of Paper Mal
Stauard Defense Fund
Monreal
Canad
Miton
Massachusetts
Des Moines
Towa
Anton
Lala Abstinhly
Journey Butchers
Dasidenii Cat
Dover
N.oul
Montreal
Canada
Murder on Waterbury Car in Streetcar Strike
Violence flared during Waterbury Connecticut street railway strike as Policeman Paul Mendelsohn was shot and killed. Non-union motorman John W. Cumbers and conductor George Weberndorfer were beaten and left unconscious. The mob gathered at a lonely spot and opened fire as Mendelsohn attempted to operate a car, others were wounded before the mob dispersed.
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Kurd
Airikeers
Waterbury
Conn
Paul Mendelsohn
John W. Cunbers
George Weberndorfer
Poliee
Chilef
Mendelsohn
Art PC
RESIGNATION OF DIRECTOR MERRIAM AT CENSUS
Former Minnesota Governor William I. Merriam tendered his resignation as Census Director to take effect May 15 to become president of a mercantile agency in New York City. The President is expected to nominate former Representative David H. Mercer of Nebraska to succeed him, with Congress' support building for Mercer’s appointment.
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Washington, D. C
William I. Merriam
Minnesota
New York City
David H. Mercer
Nebraska
Merchant
Congress
Vision by brain signal device astonishes Paris readers
Dr Caze reports in the Revue des Revues on Professor Stunsclits seed of sight restoration using a self invention device. In a test in a dark room the patient, blind, traces objects by counting chair legs and sensing surroundings through electric transmission to the brain. The apparatus claims to transmit images to the brain rather than the retina, implying vision without eyes though details remain speculative.
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Paris
France
Fetor
Caze
Revue Des Revues
St Unsclits
Cazeway
Stlens
Tehds
Professor Sthens
Paris Professor Develops Apparatus to Restore Sight
Rogitah Spermis accused Kay Professor Stiens in Paris of inventing a device enabling the blind to see. Some eye doctors deem it wasteful to discuss, others doubt the claim, noting observed results may stem from specific methods rather than a universal solution. Who Stiens is remains unclear.
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Tondon
Peter Stiens
Paris
Silens
Stiens
California Fig Syrup Co
Traveling medical university to tour Germany free of charge
A traveling medical university will visit Germany to present the latest surgery and general medicine advances at no cost. Emperor Wilhelm I commissioned the project, funded by the Government and medical societies. Professor Lassar contributed 1000 specimens for the museum, while the traveling program aims to update country doctors on cutting‑edge treatments and procedures.
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Berlin
Germany
Enh
Ie Geormiany
Emperor Wundite
Lassar
Adien
Fils
Scientist Makes Blind See With Brain Light Device
A Paris revue article recounts D r Caza describing Professor P Stiens apparatus that purportedly transmits light waves to the brain to restore sight. Caza reports being blindfolded, placed in a dark room, and experiencing immediate light perception before total darkness returned after removal. The piece links to ongoing Milie state resubmission politics and a prior legislative rejection.
116-Year-Old Mrs Kelth Celebrates Birthday in Montgomery West Virginia
A fragmentary report notes Mrs Kelth, aged 116, observing her birthday with religious services at home in Montgomery West Virginia. The text also mentions various wage and labor topics from different regions and industries with unclear connections.
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Mra. Kelth
Marsylla Kelth
Montgomery
W.va
Shaw
Wholesale Prices Quoted in New York 3 srex
The Milk Exchange price for standard quality is 3 ¾ cents per quart. Listings cover dairy products from creameries and state factories to Western and Philadelphia markets, detailing prices for butter, cheese, eggs, fruits, vegetables, poultry, meats, and livestock. Prices include regional items like State and Western dairy products, New York market quotes, and assorted farm produce with specific per unit costs.
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Noster Creamery
Western
Extra
Tuba
Lima
Cab
Baldwin
Spitvenburg
Fouls
Capona
Ucks
Ubl
Oller
Beaver
Reltow
Marten
Beevers
Gma
Decrease in February Commercial Failures in U S and Canada
New York City dispatch shows K G Dun and Co reporting 1030 commercial failures in February, down from 1104 in 1902, with $14,287,211 in liabilities. Manufacturing failures totaled 33,807,057, loans to trading failures 582,704, Canada had 108 commercial failures, with total indebtedness improving versus a year ago. Western trade active in dry goods and millinery amid firm prices and favorable holiday trade.
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New York City
K. GL
Dun & Co
Canada
U S Navy to Demonstrate Transatlantic War Readiness
The Navy plans a simulated war in European waters next May with a fleet led by Admiral Barker aboard the flagship Kearsarge. Lisbon would be blockaded to prove U S ships can cross the Atlantic, coal, and conduct offensive actions. The strategy aims to deter European powers and showcase coal capacity and steam range of vessels like Kearsarge, Indiana, Massachusetts, and Maine.
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Warhueten
European
United States Navy
Europe
Lisbon
Portugal
United States
Fiiny Portuguero Sun Plelons
Barker
Barker, Who Will Command the Fleet,will Entertain the Nobiilty
Marvin Otheers
Vortugal
Havish
Cou Ble
United
Navy Department
Kearsarge
Iowa
Indiana
Massachusetts
Maine
Quit Teaching for Matrimony Sioux Pulls
South Dakota school districts face a shortage of teachers as bachelors and elderly men enter the profession. The OCR reads of matrimony pressure show married couples and single teachers being sought, with wage concerns and community demands shaping the situation. A county district notice advertised that single teachers must be attractive and two wealthy bachelors would marry the next teacher.
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S. D
Gansta
South Dakota
Dircestor
Bela Koughe
County Astriet
Terehor
Chained son by the neck alleged by Evanston pastor
A seventeen year old boy, chained to a wall by a dog chain around his neck, told police his father the Rev. Wools of Evanston fastened him to a water pipe for punishment and kept him there two days on bread and water. The boy fled home and the minister promised to govern his family. The incident highlights abuse concerns amid broader social notes.
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Earl Woods
Wools
Evanston
Minster
Origin of railway mall service traced to St Joseph
A Washington Star piece notes a memorandum showing the origin of the railway mall service now widespread in the United States. It credits a St Joseph postmaster appointed by President Buchanan with the idea, evolving from the oil pony express and crude base boxes to today’s elaborate system run by about twenty thousand workers.
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United States
St. Joseph
Moe
Buchanan
Pony Express
Washington Star
St Petersburg Bicentenary Plans Funding Education
St Petersburg marks the two hundredth anniversary of its founding by Peter the Great with a city council decision to celebrate. The council approved 6,000,000 roubles to expand common schools for boys and girls and to make elementary education in all city schools free after the bicentenary celebration.
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St. Petersburg
Peter the Great
Russia
Test of Gold Corusaca City Dated February 10 1903
A. C. Sire reports Doan's Kidney Pills relieved severe backache and urinary troubles. After taking the recommended dosage, the writer purchased a 50 cent box and experienced substantial benefit, sleeping through the night and regaining mobility.
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Corusaca City
Doan
A. C
Dean's Kidney Pills Featured In Ailment Remedies
Severe and long standing cases should take advantage of free Medical Advice. Guano Rats Mich February 17 2003. Testimonials praise Dean's Kidney Pills for back pain enabling work. Also mentions kidney pills relieve dropsy swelling, urine issues, heart palpitations and headaches. Includes a tale about John Astley in London and Rome. Scientific notes discuss earth wobble and axis irregularities, observation stations.
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Tam
Dean
John Astley
Strdoshunaey
Noldy
London
Rome
Young Astley
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