Peruna praised by Congressman Botkin in testimonial letter
A Kansas congressman J D Botkin of Winfield writes Dr Hartman praising Peruna and Manalin for stomach catarrh and constipation. He asserts long term relief and urges others to try the remedy. Frank Richter of Winona Minnesota also testifies to curing his catarrh with Peruna. Several other letters from users describe improved digestion and renewed appetite after taking Peruna.
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Hartman
Congress
Saya of
Peryna
Manalin
Washington
Peruna
J. D. Botkin
Ongressman Botkin
Enrathie
State of
Kansas
Pertina
4 Man
Frank Richter
Winona
Minn
Paruna Medicines Company
Selina Tanner
L. O. Marble
Geneva
Neb
L. A
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Vicksburg National Park to Complete Land Acquisition
The Vicksburg national park will be complete in land acquisition, totaling 1,231 acres. Plans include restoring all military features that defined the 1863 siege and struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicksburg National Park
Remarkable Landslide In Swiss Inn Garden
A hillside landslide in Switzerland slid an inn garden and outbuildings thirty five feet without injuries. Two elm trees in the garden were moved but remained unharmed. The event involved striking ground movement but caused no harm to occupants or nearby structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Senate adjourns as Dietrich vetoes court commission salaries
The Nebraska Senate adjourns after a tense session marked by Governor Dietrich vetoing the court commission salaries and stenographic staff. Legislators debated paying visiting members, with Allen pushing for $5 daily allowances. The house adjourns at 10:30 as Currie reports the governor has nothing further to communicate.
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House
Senate
sMown
Dietrich
Savage
Edgar of
Gage
Allen of
Furnas
Cronnie
Washington
Harlan
York
Allen
Currie
Custer
Committee On
Accounts and Expenditures
Young
Weber
Owens
Ziegler
Curries
Armstrong
Hall
Boulter
Cain
Richardson
Supreme Court Commission
State Library
Prussian decree bars Americans in Prussia of German birth
The 1885 decree, poorly enforced, restricts American citizens born in Germany from permanent residency in Prussia. The Dayton Daily News notes the paperboys, linked to the Dayton Young Women's League, raise funds by selling papers for the league’s building fund with contributions from Roosevelt and Bishop Potter.
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Haren von Rheimbaben
Prussia
Penssia
Dayton, D
Young Women's League
Dayton
Roosevelt
Bishop Potter
Paire & Co. Warehouse Fire Damages Key Assets
Fire destroyed the Paire & Co. warehouse and elevator at Tonia Michigan, causing a $55,000 loss with $15,000 bushels of grass and 35,000 dollars worth of wool burned. The Grand Trunk railway owned the elevator and building, with $12,000 insured.
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Paire & Co
Tonia, Mich
Grand Trunk Railway
Tragic Fall Off Break Neck Mountain Cliff
Mrs Daniel Patterson of Cold Spring and her twelve year old daughter die after tumbling 100 feet down a steep rock face at Table Rock while Nellie Chase, fourteen, survives with minor injuries. The incident followed a walk to view distant forest fires on Crow Nest mountain.
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Daniel Patterson
Nellie ‘Chase
Cold Spring
New York
Table Rock
Break Neck Mountain
Crow Nest Mountain
Patterson
Nellia Chase
Nellie Chase
Turbulent Turkey imposes tourist exclusion at Yildiz Palace
Fears of assassination prompt sultan to ban visitors from Yildiz kiosk and to demolish the pavilion used for Selamik spectators. Authorities vow arrests of Bulgarians in Monai district as a small band of revolutionaries is reported at Brod. Bolstered garrisons at Kumanovo and Uskub.
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Turkey
Yildiz
Selamik
Monai
Brod
Kumanovo
Uskub
Clerk Narrowly Escapes Shot By Insane Woman
Dakota County clerk George C. Bille dodged a revolver blast from Estella Wertazburger in the Dakota City office as she demanded a tax refund via an order from county commissioners. The incident ended with the assailant arrested and the clerk taking cover in the vault.
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Bille
Dakota County
George C. Bille
Dakota City
Caime
Estella Wertazburger
Youthful hunter killed near Byron Nebraska
Two boys, sons of William Gruber and Nicholas Kopp, were haying near Byron Nebraska when the Gruber boy reached for a shotgun. The hammer caught, the gun exploded, and the charge struck the boy under the chin, causing instant death. The Kopp boy said the Gruber boy moved after being struck. Deceased was about sixteen years old.
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Wiliam Gruber
Nicholas
Kopp
Byron
Neb
Gruber
Gruber Orver
Adjutant Kilian Receives Nebraska Appointments
President announces several army appointments including J N Kilian of Nebraska named to captaincy and Will Hayward of Nebraska City appointed adjutant general Adjutant Kilian is current adjutant general of the Nebraska national guard He previously held captain and major ranks before the Spanish American War Carrie Nation lecture plans in Indianapolis are postponed by temperance groups while a Trenton union trades strike aims for an eight hour day with wages held steady A B O Southwestern freight house in East St Louis burns destroying fifty grain cars origin Sparks from a switch engine cited as cause with damage around 150000
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Sarmy
J. N.kilian
Nebraska
Kilian
Nebraska National, ‘Guard
Will Hayward
Nebraska City
Carrie Nation
Indianapolis
Ind
Temperance Societies
Nation
Building ‘Trades Union
Trenton
N. J
Mases
Howse
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
East St. Louis
Jealous Burlington Clerk in Missouri Killings
A Burlington railway clerk George Messner shot Miss Stevens at her North Second Street home in St Joseph Missouri after jealousy over a rival’s calls. Detective Ed Morris and Policeman John Bressingham tried to arrest two Negro suspects in Mobile Alabama for murder of a marshal at Gulfport Mississippi. one named Davis resisted and shot them, but was wounded and captured the other suspect. Mrs Ann Ward aged 60 was beaten to death in Pittsburg Pennsylvania by thieves seeking $1200.
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George Messner
Burlington Railway
Miss Stevens
North Second Street
St. Joe
Messner
Ed. Morris
John Bressingham
Mobile
Ala
Gulfort
Miss
Davis
Morris
Brassingham
Ann. Ward
Pittsburg
Vast Rivers and China Quarrels Across the Globe
The piece surveys vast rivers draining huge swathes of land, notes the Ganges at about 1600 miles and 750000 square miles drained. It questions the future of China amid foreign power disputes, while Latin health ads promote Hostetter’s Stomach bitters and other tonics. It also mentions deafness cures, Grain-O a coffee substitute, and various patent medicines with brief commentary and local notes.
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Botkin
Kansas Statesman
Pa-ru-na
United States
RNR Energy Bye Ene
Winfield, Kan
D.‘Botkin
Selina ‘Tanner
Perlton
Rapa
Asher Seed CO
Canada
Benne
Ross
Av.n.u
Lincoln
Carter
Ifo Lee
Fittaup
Burs
Young. Women As Publishers
Tonia
Michigan
Charles Hopkins
Pekin, IL
John Oltman
Hopkins
Greenville
Clay County
Iowa
John Gilmour
Hugh Gilmore & Co
Gilmour Bros.’ Tobacco Manufacturers
Owensboro, Ky
Adjutant Kilian
Corset Steel
Loomis
Venezuela
China
America
Hostettar
Salina
Cheney &C
Toledo
Bell
Topeka
Andrew Carnegie
Edward. Wilder
Lightbody
Cadlina Herald
E. W. Grove
N. W. Samuel
Qcean Grove, N. J
Aira
Winslow
Ebottia
Ayaan Fies
Himsell
Berman
H. TS
Ad Tower CO
Boston
Mass
Pinkham
Cole
Ejla Rice
Chelsea
Wis
Pixensa
Lydia E. Pickham
Chelbei
Genujus
Ola
Ebay
KAM, Manichna Co
National City Bank
Af” van Mats
W. i.Douglas
TUE Weason Prdre W.Y
Douglas
Zantory
Douglas Shoe Co
Mcockion
Colee Uns
O.phelps Brown
Ty Phelps Brown
GR Bensiwsy
Ouk
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