Peruna Cure Reported By Mrs Bodenhamer
Mrs Lenora Bodenhamer of Kernersville North Carolina writes that after stomach trouble indigestion and nerves she found no relief until reading Peruna and following Dr Hartman’s directions. She says she now feels well and urges others with similar symptoms to try Peruna and Manalin.
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Mera
Lenora Bodenhamer
RF. D
Kernersville
Hartman
Peruna
Manalin
Tartman
Cure for eczema noted as miracle Cuticura remedy
An advertisement claims Cuticura remedies cured a severe eczema case in a child, with a testimonial from Mrs. R. L. Risley of Piermont New York dated October 24 1905. The rest of the excerpt covers Dr Aked’s sermon critiquing sensational newspapers and curiosity and the Westminster Abbey decision on a memorial tablet for Herbert Spencer.
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R. L. Risley
Piermont, N. Lf
Aked
Charles F. Aked
Fifth ‘“Avenue Baptist
Rockefeller
Jess
Westminster
Herbert Spencer
Elephant farm planned near Pasadena for 300 animals
A new entry on the Hat of freak farms proposes an elephant farm near Pasadena California. Plans call for a herd of 300 animals to be kept at the facility.
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Pasadena
Cal
Grape-Nuts Endorsed by Board of Health President
The president of the Board of Health touts Grape-Nuts as a perfect food after personal recovery from malnutrition and heart symptoms. He credits the cereal with stabilizing his digestion and sleep while promoting a rational feeding system. The ad urges reading The Road is a Wellville and There’s No Rowson in the package.
Roosevelt Talks For The American Boys
President Roosevelt spoke at the Friends' Select School exercises in Washington about the American boy. He urged balance of play and study, courage to stand up to peers, and kindness to the weak, warning that softness at home produces poor citizens and harshness harms families. He closed with football field rules about fair play.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Friends’ Select School
Archie Roosevelt
Furniture Trust Fined in Anti trust Case
Judge Landis fined F. A. Holbrook of the American Seating Company and the A. H. Andrews Company 5000 dollars each along with nine other furniture firms for conspiracy in restraint of trade. The defendants pled guilty. The judge condemned the church and school furniture trust methods and said many would choose ditch work at 1.50 a day over such crimes.
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Chicago
Landis
F. A. Holbrook
American Seating Company
A. H. Andrews Company
Church
School Furniture Trust
Dearth of Men for the Ministry
Columbus report to the Presbyterian General Assembly notes a decline in gospel ministry candidates across denominations. It cites shortage of qualified men, pulpit vacancies, and a drop from one candidate per 610 to one per 1240 members in ten years, urging prayer and consecration.
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Columbus
Ohio
Presbyterian General Assembly
Board of Education
Boards of Education
Presbyterian Church
End of Great Strikes Era Foretold by Wright
Washington reports that Carroll D. Wright former labor commissioner and Worcester University president says the era of large strikes is passing. Conciliation replaces strikes as labor and capital learn to work together, improving efficiency and reducing worker–employer conflict nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Carroll D. Wright
Worcester University
Wright
Connecticut Farmers Offer $30 a Month for Spring Help
Connecticut farmers, aided by the Grange, plan to pay $30 a month plus room and board to lure Swedish and Polish immigrant farm workers. With $50 per head for recruitment, they aim to bring labor from seaports to a central point as farms race to secure help for spring planting amid scarce local help.
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Pomfret
Conn
Connecticut
Grange
New York
Boston
Lake Mohonk Conference Adopts Hague Peace Platform
The Lake Mohonk Conference on International Arbitration adjourned after adopting a platform of recommendations to The Hague peace conference. All reference to disarmament or curtailment of armories was eliminated.
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Lake Mohonk
Premier Stolypin Denounced in Duma Speech
Radical deputies denounced Premier Stolypin's remarks opposing land expropriation during the Duma session. The clash highlighted factional tensions over agrarian policy and state ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stolypin
Duma
Social Democrats Meet in London Welcome Russian Delegates
Social Democrats of Great Britain hosted Russian delegates in London for a conference. Speakers denounced governments efforts toward Anglo Russian understanding. Missouri Commissioner to take testimony in Attorney General Handleys suit against Standard Oil, Republic and Waters-Pierce for restraint of trade.
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Social Democrats
Social Democrats of
Great Britain
London
Missouri
Handley
Standard
Republic and
Waters-Pierce
Presbyterian Assembly Adjourns in Columbus After Anti Saloon Report
The Presbyterian General Assembly adjourned in Columbus Ohio after approving the committee report that opposed the Anti Saloon League.
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Presbyterian Assembly
Presbyterian General Assembly
Columbus
Ohio
Publisher's Wife Ends Her Life in Tragic Act
Mrs. Houser widow of the St. Louis Globe-Democrat Company president died by her own hand. The report notes the event as a suicide within the household, detailing no further motive or background.
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Houser
St. Louis Globe-Democrat Company
President and Mrs Roosevelt Return to White House
The President and Mrs Roosevelt completed their vacation and returned to the White House after assisting with voting efforts in Virginia.
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Roosevelt
White House
Virginia
Pink Burial Gowns Mark Change in Indiana Funerals
Indiana Funeral Directors' Association notes rising burial costs and fashion trends in 1907. F W W Graber reports more elaborate displays with pink dresses for young women and calls for shorter sleeved waists reflecting current styles as burials grow more expensive and distant from poor families.
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Indianapolls
Ind
F. WW. W. Graber
Indiana Funeral Directors’ Association
Trains Return to Hudson Tunnels by October
President McAdoo of the Hudson and Manhattan Railroad Company announced trains will operate through the tunnels between New York and Hoboken by October 1.
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Hudson
McAdoo
The
Hudson and Manhattan Railroad Company
New York
Hoboken
Batter in Demand Flue Butter Priced Low Drives Demand
Demand for flue butter remains strong due to low retail prices and unsuccessful efforts to lower quotations.
Notable Figures and Political Gleanings in Declining Form
Prominent people appear in scattered notes Edward Everett Hale is eighty two Richard Mansfield sailed for Europe ill enough two valets half carried him onto the steamship The treasury Shaw to receive 25000 a year as Carnegie Trust president Rear Admiral Evans says US should keep fifteen battleships in Atlantic and Pacific Burdett Coutts plans biography of late wife Allan L McDermott former Congressman from New Jersey retires Roosevelt speaks several languages Governor Hoch accepts high paid assignments Senator Bailey’s Kentucky oil home sale listed as well
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Edward Everett Hale
Richard Mansfield
Europe
Treasury
Shaw
Carnegie Trust Company
Evans
United States
Aclatic
Burdett Coutts
Angiele
Roosevelt
Hoch
Kinans
Duveau
Genral McCaskey
James Bane Allen
Kentucky
Senator Bailey
Torus
Ute
Morals of Nation Better Says Root at Yale
New Haven, Conn. Secretary of State Root closed the Dodge Course lectures on The Responsibility of American Citizenship urging hope as a duty. He argued optimism counters pessimism and cited trusts, railroads, and voting reforms as signs the public favors present conditions over socialism.
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Root
New Haven
Conn
Lehn Root
William BE. Dodge
Yale
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago and Alton Railroad
Erie Railroad
Auntie and Great Western
Union Pacific Railroad
Chicago and Alton
Bean Farmers Blac Expect Reduced Acreage in New York
Bean growers in New York State face low winter prices for field beans and report plans to cut planting area. Farmers express discouragement and expect acreage to shrink due to market conditions.
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New York State
Fragmentary 19th century freight and suffrage notes
Fragmented OCR item covers freight movement near promptness, suffrage usage in London, Nurses' Associated Alumni meeting in Richmond led by Miss Annie Damer, opposition figures in the capital, Dr Frances W. Moneil resignations from the Women's Press Club, Princess Camilla von Wrede case, Pangma hats interest in New York, charitable matinee in London featuring Kitty Chena tham, limited women physicians in Hungary, and assorted social and political notes with scattered names and places.
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London
Richmond
Annie Damer
New York
J. B. Henderson
National Capital
Frances W. Moneil
Women's Press Club
Camilla von Wrede
Berlin
the Playhouse
Kitty Chenatham
Hungary
Roosevelt
Augustine Castello de Tamero Rubio
Ding
Republic
Messeo
Syvonen
Indictments in San Francisco Tie Up Courts for Years
Grand Jury indicts six wealthy men including Abraham Ruef and Mayor Schmitz on bribery and attempted bribery counts. Other targets include Drum Sabla Martin Ruef and United Railroads officials. Bail set at 760,000 with hundreds of thousands more bonded. Trials expected to keep courts busy for at least two years.
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San Francisco
Cal
Abraham Ruef
E. &. Schmitz
Frank G. Drum
Eugene D. Sabla
John Martin
Schmitz
Tech
G. H. Ambsen
B. E. Gren
W. I. Brobeck
Rueft
Parkside Transit Company
Coffey
Asalatani
William S. Abbott
United Railways Investment Company
United Nailways
William H. Crocker
Crocker-Woolworth National Bank
Henry T. Scott
Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Furni Ah
New York
Tirey L. Ford
Frank Drum
San Francisco Gas and Electric Company
United Railroads
Idle San Francisco Car Strike Brings Mass Loss
San Francisco street car strike grinds on with 800 workers shuttering about three-quarters of the usual cars. Daily assaults, reduced service to 7 p.m., and fear deter riders as 106000 workers lose wages totaling roughly 400000 weekly. Unemployed strikers include 2000 car men and 12900 ironworkers among others.
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San Francisco
United Railroads
Gillett
Deaths and Daring Incidents At Home And Abroad
Death by own action in Paris and a murder in Brookside highlight a page of grim notes. Escapes from lynching in Wichita and a suicide after a wife’s shooting add to the era’s violent headlines. In baseball news, Mets and Giants figures adjust. trades, injuries, and standout plays color a wide array of player movements and on field action.
Market Price List Highlights Farm Goods and Dairy
A dense price list shows per quart milk, beef kidneys and yellow rye, poultry rates for chickens ducks and turkeys, assorted fruits and vegetables with weights and units, including apples berries tomatoes potatoes onions and peppers. Various grains and staples list state brands and farm items with unit prices and quantity measures.
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Creantery
Westery
Extrey
Fiteley
Baldwin
Aus
Rhime
Pallaimee
Goaidle
Ehole
Ren Davia
Stuaw
Ceeecas Fy Norg
Slate
Reese
Pacific Coast
Florida
Acreage Maintained by Res Planting Damaged Wheat in City Dispatches
Dun and Co reports from branch offices in key agricultural districts that planting delays due to a late season may be offset by favorable temperatures. Wheat yields may drop to about seventy five percent of last year’s, while corn and oats gains offset by replaced crops. Weather improves with mixed regional outcomes, oats healthy on high ground, cotton damaged by heavy rains and hail in Texas but being replanted.
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New York City
Texas
Georgia Peach Crops Hit by Recent Freezes
Georgia growers assess peach crop damage after cold spells with estimates ranging from minor to severe. Some high land orchards report moderate injury up to fifty percent, while lower sites see as little as twenty percent remaining. Despite losses, many Georgia peaches are expected to be shipped north this year.
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Georgia
Lumber Season Shows Few Real Shifts in 1900 Market
Reports indicate little change in lumber, with delayed mills due to late breakup of ice in lakes and rivers. Hemlock boards fetch 20 to 22 dollars, shingles in demand, extra clear cedar at 4 dollars, second clear at 2.60. Cotton prospects poor in Mississippi echo 1900 levels. railroad traffic improves, peaches reach New York at 8 dollars per carrier, cottonseed oil up, potatoes in Maine around 1.75 at shipping points.
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New York
Florida
Maine
Maing
Cold Storage Hopes Rise as Peach Crop Forecast
In Chicago the air age supply in cold storage homes stands at an estimated near 000,000 cases. A large peach crop is anticipated across many parts of Western New York with favorable growing prospects reported to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Weartern
New York
Utilities Bill Passed by New York Legislature
The New York Senate and Assembly approved the Governor's Public Utilities bill, establishing two five member commissions to regulate gas electric and transportation firms. It outlines rate setting penalties rebates prohibitions free passes and holding company limits with enforcement provisions and summary actions.
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Albany
N. Y
Senate
Thomas II. Cullen
Kings
James J. Frawley
New York City
Cohalan
Tammany
Public Service Commissions
New York
Queens
Richmond
Gas Commission
Women as Bread Winners Census figures female breadwinners nationwide
The Census Bureau reports 23,485,559 women work as breadwinners in the United States across most occupations, while men dominate 303 fields. Also noted: George Henry Finch, long-time Conservative MP for Rutland, dies at Burley on the Hill, aged 80.
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Census Bureau
United States
Commons
George Henry Finch
House of Commons
Rutland
Burley-on-the- Hit
Oakhan
England
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Mall
Paxton CO
Mass
Garfield Tea
Garfield Tea Co
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Eczema
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Queen Elizabeth of
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Archie
Furniture Trust
Tr. Bowers
Indianapolis News
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Grover Cleveland
Evang
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Paris
Charles J. Steadman
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Pelle Itson
Gregory
Brookside
Ala
W . R Fulton
Wichita
Kan
Michael Markowittek
John Toutzbat
Youngstown
Cincinnati
Chapple
Scranton
George Stones
Dan McGann
Giants
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Donlin
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Nately
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Hal Chase
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Dahlen
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Tell Volte
California
Brooklyns
Maloney
John Ganzel
Cincinnatis
Eddie Phelps
Pittsburg
Tommy Leach
Pittsburgs
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Trooklyn
Mississippi
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Hughes
Senatora Stiapo
Critcus
Grand Jury
Equitable
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Jerome
Kresel
St. Vitus
Garfield ‘Tea Co
Rooklyn
Dean
John C. Coleman
Swainsboro
Fouler-Milburn Co
Duttito, N.Y
Rapineau
Napineau
Raspineau
Rapineaau
Philadelphia
Life
Julie Florence Wals
Lydia E. Pinkham
J. F. Walsh
Arth St
Tydin B. Pickham
Lydia BE
Pinkhem
West End
Tom
Ascaldes
Witten
Elm &T
Newark
N. J
Sterling Remedy Co
Spalding
A. G. Spalding & Bros
Nassau Gt
Book Publishing House
Leonard Street
Qld
J. Hamilton Ayers, A. M
Bf. D
Leonard Stic Nove
Standard Oil Company, Incorporated
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