Health and strength restored by Peruna testimonial and local notes
An Emma Fleissner of Beattle Washington testimonial praises Peruna for restoring health after years of irregular and painful periods. The feature spans miscellaneous notes on Missouri river names, academic quirks, and humorous anecdotes, including Oliver Jenkins at Stanford and a North Georgian Fair doctors race.
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Emma Fleissner
Sixth Avenue
Beattle
Wash
Song of Temperance
Perrin
Hartman
Secret of Youth Promised by Grape Nutty Food Claims
A 94 year old man attributes improved digestion and bowel regularity to Grape-Nuts food, saying it restored normal action and overall comfort. He uses it daily and reports strength and happiness, calling it a blessing and noting the brand name Postum in Battle Creek Michigan with a closing tease about a book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Soto
New World
Tipure
Cis
Mich
Wellville
Mutual Life probes reveal lobbyist payments at Albany house
New York report details a decade of charges from the Mutual Life Insurance Company supply department funding a legislative expenses house in Albany. Witnesses link payments for staff and guests to a pattern of secrecy, with perjury and forgery claims centered on a voucher signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Mutual Life Insurance Company Supply Department
Albany
Legislative Insurance Committee
Mutual
A. C. Fields
The
Charles P. McClelland
Westchester
Insurance Committee
Graney
Gene Woods
Moe Dinkelspiel
Ficlly Innn Dobbs Ferry Livery Stable
State Insurance Department
Mutual Life Office
Jerome
George Plunkitt
Hand
Plunkitt
Edgar W. Rogers
Globe Printing Company
Lysander W. Lawrence & Co
Lawrence
Frank B. Jordan
Thomas D. Jordan
Equitable
Paul Morton
James M. Beck
Mutuon
Hughes
Beck
Richard A. McCurdy
the Mutual
Mr. Hughes
Mr. Beck
Texas
Oklahoma
New ‘York
Bologna
Yauco
Porto Rico
Wnions
Miinois
Moscow
Buenos Ayres
Hosario
Walt
Victoria
B.C
Lingeen
Dominion Trades and Zahor Congress
Staten Iamed
Proctor & Gambia Company
Elsdon
Grand Trunk Band
Willams Hueton
Naional
Cinted Mine Workers of
Ameren
Orpatiseing
Express Thief Cunliffe Caught After $101000 Heist
Edward George Cunliffe, substitute cashier for the Adama Express in Pittsburg, stole $101000 on October 9 and fled. Pinkertons traced him to Bridgeport Connecticut, where a Bristol police recovery uncovered $50000 in a house closet. He confessed he would return to Pittsburg to face charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Edward George Cunliffe
Adama Express Company
Pittsburg
Bristol
Conn
Arm
Joseph IT
Toardamin, & Brother-Dn
Cunliffe
Boardman
Express
Tey
Curtiss
Englind
Adams Express Company
Thornhill
Dun- Hill
Dan- Mac
Jed
Bridgeport
David G. Thornhill
Pinkerton
Chief of Police
Birmingham
Tremont Hotel
Middle Street
Cronin
O'Connell
Thorns
Connliffe
Ifo
New York
Slater
SIR HENRY IRVING BURIED IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY
The English actor Sir Henry Irving was interred in Westminster Abbey beside Garrick under Shakespeare's statue. The burial drew a notable crowd from England's official life and public sphere. Mourners were Lady Irving and Sir Henry Irving's sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Garrick
Shakespeare
Sir Henry Irving
Westminster Abbey
Lady Irving
Threats to Blow Up Million-Dollar House Sent to Springfield Manufacturer
D. B. Wesson, a Springfield Mass revolver maker, received letters demanding money under threat that his million-dollar house would be blown up with dynamite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Wesson
Springfield
Mass
Filipino Wife Wins Divorce In Fort Leavenworth Notice
The case of Con vencion Vasquez versus First Lieutenant Sidney Burbank ends in favor of Mrs Burbank. She gains custody of their daughter and 100 pesos monthly alimony. The report notes Judge Bates granted the divorce at No Slo P L, with personal gossip surrounding the decision.
Light to fool nature tests growth with electric light
The Agricultural Department plans four test series to see if cabbage beets and garden crops can grow as well under electric light and heat as under sun. If successful the buds could be placed in favorable conditions for year round fruit and vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Agricultural Department
Fourteen Years for a Forger in Dallas Area
W. J. Whitney jailed for fourteen years in the penitentiary for forgery. He forged numerous checks in Dallas Waco and Fort Worth and refused to discuss relatives. The item notes involvement of an influential New York family and prominent Chicago figures.
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Daling
Tex
W. J. Whitney
New York City
Chicago
Whitney
Dallas
Waco
Fort Worth
Hoe
Japan Naval Review Impresses Nation With Parade of Warships
The naval review in Tokyo drew vast crowds as ships from several navies passed in six lines led by the armored cruiser Asama with the Emperor aboard. Visitors included the battleship Wisconsin and cruiser Cincinnati with British and American officers aboard. The spectacle boosted national pride and is seen as a strong educational stimulus for Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Jnapan
Ehibs
Toru
Jnnu. Mence
Noel
Nnd
Wisconsin
Cincianath
Alnee
Tokio
Nussima Railroad Strike Expands Across Russia
Reports from St. Petersburg state a highly serious railroad strike spread across the empire’s railways. The social movement mirrors a general strike in all labor sectors, threatening factory output and coal supply as Moscow officials warn continued stoppages could shutter the Moscow region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Russia
Elf
Kokovsoff
Moscow
George Meredith Injured in Surrey Walk at Boxhill
George Meredith the novelist slipped and broke a bone in his left leg while walking near Boxhill Surrey. At seventy seven he is progressing satisfactorily but will require a long period of confinement at home before leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
George Meredith
Boxhill
Surrey
Drowning Tragedies Mark Hudson River Debacle
Four men and a boy from Yonkers drown when a heavy rowboat capsizes in the Hudson near TerBrook Street as wind dies. A second tragedy off Philadelphia leaves seven dead after a collision with a barge tow. In Missouri, a launch on the Mississippi sinks, killing Frederick Phee and others while injuring Edward Duffy and his son.
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Yonkers
N. Y
Midetredm
Hudson
Ternbrook Street
Henry Nelson
Histon
Henry, Jr
Carl Thompson
Canton Place
Benjamin Benson
Warrior Street
P. Simpson
Hudson’ Boat Club
Downing Street
Lont
John Coughlin
John Pfeiffer
Beverly
N. T
Jamess Edwards
Bristol
Winch
Jost
Captain Winch
W. Russell
J. Nutherford
Willian
Gasotine Laqnel Exrodets
St Louis
Mississippi River
Ivory Station
Frederick Phee
Edward Duffy
States Agree On Medical Law Parity With New York
A trenton conference between New York and New Jersey Boards of Medical Examiners found both states on a par in statutory requirements and capable of full enforcement, proving New Jersey’s statute is not a paper law. International exhibition news notes Commissioner General Gore in Liege receiving the Grand Cordon of Leopold, and Commissioner Ware named an officer of the cane order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Trenton
X. J
Liege
Gore
United States
Oder
Leopold
Ware
Abyssinian envoy seeks US trade pact in New York stop
Abyssinian special envoy FS Wadil Abdullahi Pacha visited New York on the way to Washington to urge the United States to enter trade relations with Abyssinia. Other items note Togo's Tokyo reception, Jerry Simpson's death, Acropline flight, and various labor movements and incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FS Wadil Abdullahi Pacha
United States
New York City
Washington, D. C
Abyssinia
Meat and dairy prices across markets listed in 1904 catalog
Market catalog lists milk exchange price per quart for standard quality and various dairy items. Includes butter, cream, cheese, beans, vegetables, fruits, poultry, and live stock with per unit or per bulk pricing across multiple states and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Csess
State
Pena
King
Poara
Kiefer
Bartlett
Delaware
Jersey
Milano
N. Duluth
Reeves
Joamel Woodcock
Ceeling In Tokio as to the Financial Conditions
Tokio reports a pessimistic financial outlook amid news of Russia Japan peace. Prominent businessmen warn of a bad harvest and treaty effects. Bank of Japan loans to government stand at 34 million yen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceeling
Tokio
Japan
Russia
Ely
Bank of Japan
Pennsylvania Railroad Puts In 21 Million Car and Locomotive Order
The Pennsylvania Railroad plans the largest equipment purchase in its history with 560 locomotives and 15,440 freight cars valued at about 21.3 million dollars. Baldwin works to build 250 locomotives with 250 more at Tuluata shops. freight car bids invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pinna
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Tualuta
Late 19th Century Trade Slump and Shipments Delays Hit Economy
Reports note factories overbooked with early delivery contracts and 1900 activity expected to exceed records. Government grants to postal service rise, shipments delayed across the Northwest and South, Canadian salmon catch exceeds American by about 100000 cases, New York gains a new telephone service, quarantine lifted in central South, and fair fall trade stabilizing with first necessities covered.
Remarkable Luna Halnbow and distant moonlit bow scene
A reminiscence describes a double lunar rainbow seen near Darling ton with a pale mother of pearl arc, its depth noted as unusually thick and colors fading quickly. The writer recalls a bright sun rainbow on John’s Island and mentions Dante language lore and a historic Dante library in Udine Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
C. L
John's Island
8. C
Macon
Scientific Americano
Healing eczema with Cut Cura Soup and Qinntment
A Brooklyn mother shares how her ten month old daughter suffered severe eczema turning the ear black and flesh raw. After using Cut cura Soup and Qinntment the child healed completely without scar or blemish. The Union of Churches plans a General Council meeting in Dayton Ohio February 7 1906 for a proposed union of Congregational United Brethren and Methodist Protestant denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elotha
Rose Ether
Rekford St
Brooklyn
Union of Churches
United Brethren
General Council
Dayton
Ohio
United Brethren Church
Methodist Protestants
Christhin Ontetll Reneer
Ancient 700-year-old bamboo pipe organ brought from Japan
William C. Carl returns with two bamboo pipe organs from Japan claimed to reveal modern instrument insights. The 700 year old instrument is well preserved and embodies many improvements seen as new by today’s builders. He also brings a large collection of Japanese music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Carl
Ihim
Japan
Cart
Music academy in Tokio boosts learning and influence
The speaker notes that native music was traditionally passed by character, but after a Tokio academy was established its influence expanded with over 600 students enrolled. He also mentions nearly 10,000 Spanieli immigrants entering Cuba during the first rotation of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Torrey
University of Pennsylvania
Varsus
Lunela
To & Man
New York
Gourtney
Philadelphia Nationals
Lehigh
Princeton
Bates
Hearvard
Cleveland
Anderson
Staten Island Cricket Club
St. Louisa
Boston
Emery
France
Clevelands
Des Moines
Mathewson
Ernest Cochraty
Blot
Harvard. Com
Rougevelt
Thomght
Rugewoud
Dort Ote
Tokio
Musc
Carl
Beattie Post-Intelligencer
Cuba
Drst
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Jieaith
Peruna
Missouri
Terre-Beau
Roche Perce
Rocheport
Bob Ruly
Kansas City Journal
Oliver Peekes Jenkins
Stanford University
Zoology
Oliver
San Francisco Chronicle
Bor
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Somerville Journal
Curdy
Edward G. Cunliffe
Plueburg Omce of
Westminster
Burbank
Duke of Athol
John D. Rockefeller
Dy Brazza
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Africa
A. H. Lee
British Admiralty
William E. Nalsall
Theodore Roosevelt
Aloé Richi
University of Berlin
Charles M. Seehwab
Lord Taverclyde
Cunard Steamship Company
Pleuro-Pnemnonia
L. Cass Carpenter
Denver
Adolph Fritzen
Strageburg
Edhem
Turkey
Vlevan
Picard
Paris
Europe
Difford W. Barnes
Genes
Religious Education Society
Puget Sound
Erie Railroad
Charles Wilani Fulton
Oregon
Congress
Penn
Milwauhkee
Edgar Alten Poe
Merlin
Rochester
NX. C
Thomas Shevlin
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
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Nev
Washington
Ok Progress
Jane
Iedding
Cal
Wonnars Christian Temperance Calon li
Indiueh
Naval Review
Mikado
Togo
Andiencom
Nippon
Nussimas
Alsat
Caucasia
Germany
Berlin
St. Petershing
Rrussia
Vatican
Rodgegives
Rone
Tuly
Domingo
Porto Meo
Santo Domingan
Monte Cristie
M. Lowhet
Spain
M. Loubet
Madrid
Santiago
Chile
Bolelun
Kda
Jerry Simpson
Kansas
New Mexico
St. Francis Hospital
Wichita
Ludlow
Northiver
Wilt
Kailaery
Pts. Held
W. E. Paige
Chyung Chyong
Korea
Jersey City
N. J
Hoboken
N. W
Labor World
Kentucky
Dewand
X.Y. Postatiee
New York Postatice
Chore Company
Inter Suttes Independent Telephone Company
Transvaal
William and Mary
Mull
Orren
Mall
Ment‘s Guarn Texte Co
Third Ave
Rock Island, MM
Fanoun “Foshount
Record
Cumberland
Sf Wenntehee
Warshington
Airmingham
Batchelor
Widdow
N.Y
Kuino
St. H.kurre, Ltd
Areh &T
Philn
Mira
Winslow
J. W. O'Brirr
Minox
San
Wo. Gnerx's
Boxs
Atlanta
Seothofeberal
Hall
F.J. Curang & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Ira
Waar & Davaz
Dante
AN Langnages
Leonidas Leonelli
Udine
Italy
Jaef
Cathars
St. Jacobs Oil
Tima
Priop
Mrs
Chester Lunny
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Mrs. Ghost Brown
Chester Curry
Ladies’ Symphony Orchestra
Saratoga &I
Charles F. Brown
Mothers’ Club
Cedar Terrace
Wet Springs
Ark
Mia
Lynn
Maas
Price
F. W. Diemer
Springfeld
Andadelphia Inquirer
Col
J. Me Guffey
J. M. Guffey
Pennnsylvania
Dean
J. M. Gufpfey
Doan
All Deters
Foster-Milburn Co
BuTalo
South Africa
Great Britain
Duke of Hamnpton
M. Kaempfer
Mfr
Broadway
EE Ee Lee Electric Insoles
LEE Electric Insole CO
Park Row
Bulding
Rew_Yor
DO Centaa
Tela
Paxton Company
Boeron
Maza
Eichanwe
Etek O. Hoda
Chatiau eGo Pete Wagneie Bankieke
Beat “Atkins
E. C. Atkins
Cq., Inc
Fecites
Clstager Menrapart
Indianapolis
Minespolis
Portland
Orezon
Beattie
Sao Francisco
Memphis
Torgnts
Canada
Lasista
Manali
Aama
Renee
W.l.douglas
W. L. Douglas
Sw.l. Douglas
Brockton
L. Goupias
W. Ny
W.L. Douglas
L. Douglas
Carriels Millin
Iso
Droggins
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