Health Giving Vapors Claim Remarkable Cures at Copeland Institute
Patients praise a new treatment from the Copeland Medical Institute for chronic bronchial and nasal ailments. Testimonies describe dramatic relief from catarrh, bronchial irritation, and lung discomfort, crediting the method for restoring natural breath and voice. Mrs H C Stewart shares a detailed recovery narrative and urges readers to seek free literature and consultation.
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Copeland Medical Institute
Ti Yes
Sat urated Cure for Catarrh Touted by Des Moines Advertiser
Mrs H C Stewart and child of Des Moines Iowa endorse a treatment claimed to cure chronic catarrh of the head throat stomach and lungs. The promotion asserts the preparation is saturated with catarrhal poison and a perfect cure, naming Jor McMclean as the recommended practitioner.
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Jor
Mc Mclean
H.C. Stewart
EL Grand Ave
Des Moines
Towa
Des Moines Tenants Battle Stork Clause Lease Policy
A Des Moines tenant refuses to move under a lease provision banning children and a clause stating the stork may force relocation. The landlord intends to sue to enforce it unless he complies. An attorney argues the lease is against public policy and could be beaten in court to promote population growth and national strength. The tenant plans to test the lease in court if needed.
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Deg Moines
Des Moines
Case and developments loom if landlord stands firm
Three spectres threaten baby's life cholera infantum dysentery and diarrhoea. Dr Fowler Extract of Wild Strawberry is claimed to conquer them.
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Fowler
Justice Tris Fines Johnson In Slugging Case At Third Street
Justice Tris fined Johnson 35 dollars and costs for assault in a gambling house at Third and Walnut. Johnson appeals bond and will take the case to district court, claiming life threats. Witness C. A. Childers testified. jurors present as motions and testimony followed a brief adjournment.
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Tris
Johnson
C. A. Childers
Third and
Walnut Streets
Justice Tris
Epidemic of rabies alarms state veterinarians
State Veterinarian P. C. Kota warns of an alarming rise in rabies and glanders across the state after outbreaks in Ellsworth and other areas. He notes one dog death this season and says many bitten people sought Pasteur treatment in Chicago. A dog spread could travel long distances before showing symptoms. The Pasteur method aims to halt the poison before it reaches the brain.
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P. C. Kota
Poweshlek
Kate
Ellsworth
Pasteur Institute
Chicago
Koto
Board of Control
Mitchallvile
Forged City Physician's Name In Fumigation Scam
Police probe two cases where a well known young man forged the signature of City Physician Dr. N M Smith on bills for fumigating buildings with Small Pox cases. He sent them to lodging house owner Mrs. Hauser and to boarder Daisy Johnson demanding payment. After threats and a police threat, Mrs. Hauser consulted Dr. Smith who denied knowledge of the bills. District Telegraph officials confirmed the forgery by a local youth, who confessed and cited a motive of pawning a missed heirloom ring. He was taken to police HQ for questioning and admission.
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N. M. Smith
Mattie Hauser
Walnut Street
Smith
Milwaukee Woman Credits Pinkham Remedy for Cure
Mrs Sadie B Hoch testifies to severe female ailments that nearly ruined her life. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, she states rapid relief and a year of good health, urging others to consult Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for free advice.
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Sadie
Milwaukee
Lydia E. Pinkham
Savi E. Koen
Loth St
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkain
Mrs. Pinkham
Lynn
Massache
Smith Friend of Family shields parents from humiliation
Captain Al Miller of the police department has possession of the bills and Smith is likely to refuse prosecution to spare the family embarrassment.
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Smith
al Miller
Police Department
Track News praised for staff and circulation gains
In Brooklyn Minnesota Journal notes the Track News owes success to George A Daniels, General Passenger Agent, who assembles capable editors and distributes New York Central publications. The four Track News is priced at 50 cents yearly, with sample copies offered for a nickel by Daniels at Grand Central Station New York.
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Tts
Mita Casteria
George A. Daniels
Carnegie
Galting
New York Central
Brooklyn
George H. Daniels
General
Details of Shipbuilding Combine Forming United States Ship Corp
New York June 14 details of a proposed shipbuilding combine published today. The entity to be United States Ship Corporation Inc in New Jersey with about 25 million dollars capital split between common and preferred shares and 9 million dollars in bonds. The Trust Company of the Republic of New York finances and acts as transfer agent. Alexander Green will be general counsel. Invited firms include Union Iron Works San Francisco Bath Iron Works Bath Maine Hyde Windlass Bath Crescent Shipyard Elizabethport Samuel L Moore Sons Elizabethport and Harlan Hollingsworth Wilmington Del. Thorne Knows Nothing says North American Trust Co president no direct or indirect interest in bank purchases nor knowledge of a company forming to buy banks per Chicago reports.
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New York
United States Ship Corporation
New Jersey
Trust Company of the Republic
Combine
Alexander & Green
Union Tron Works
San Francisco
Bath Iron Works
Bath
Hyde Windlass Company
Crescent Shipyard
Elizabethport
N. J
Samuel L. Moore Sons & Co
Harlan & Hollingsworth Company
Wilmington
Del
Thorne
Bank Trust
North American Trust Company
Chicago
Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy Promises Cures
A historic advertisement-style note extols Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy for kidney and bladder ailments, claiming cures from medical authorities and patients. It cites James Lettuce of Canajoharie and Dr W M Morse of Westfield praising its effects, and notes sizes and sample bottles, with references to other cures and products by the Kennedy line.
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New York
David Kennedy
David Kennedy Corporation
Randaut
Dlc
Lacey’s Bill Defeated in House Battle Over Forest Reserves
Washington June 10 The house defeated the bill to transfer forest reserves to the Agriculture Department and to authorize a government cable to the Philippines. Debate centered on cost and private capital, with Mr Cannon leading the attack and supporters stressing precedent and national aims. The Pacific cable measure passed a stiff vote as lawmakers argued over government versus private construction.
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Washington
Agricultural Department
Cannon
Over AD
Lacey
Iowa
Roosevelt
OHS
Comerce Committee
Lik
Commercial Pacific Company
Adamson
Georgia
Prisvata Company
Philippines
Cabe
Hawadi
Congresad
Richardson
Alabama
Prise
Government passes major supply bill for battleships and cruisers
Washington June 1. A large government supply bill was approved by the senate, totaling over 78 thousand dollars. It funds two first class battleships, two armored cruisers, and two gunboats, with a provision that one of each be built in government yards. The canal question discussion included Turner's defense of the Nicaraguan route and Carmack's push for investigating Rebecca J. Taylor's discharge from the war department. The committee was instructed to investigate but the resolution lapsed under the rule.
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Washington
Turner
Panime Company
Tanama Canal Company
United States
Carmack
Tennessee
Rebecca J. Taylor
War Department
President Concludes Cleveland Officials Not Censured
Washington June 10 Senator Hanna reported after a long White House conference that the civil service commission found no violation of civil service law by Cleveland officials named in Burton’s charges. The president will not send letters censuring them. Hanna said public office is not required to forfeit citizenship rights. He also noted Cuba reciprocity and coal prize were discussed but not for publication. Charles Leach, Cleveland park collector and Burton target, visited Hanna before going to the White House.
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Cleveland
Washington
Tanna
Civil Service Commission
Myr. Burton
Onto
Hanna
Charles Leach
Burton
Senator Hanna
White House
Shriners Hold Grand Parade in Golden Gate Hall
The Imperial Council of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine opened its twentieth annual session in Golden Gate hall after a parade through San Francisco streets. About 1,500 nobles with mounted units and vibrant regalia led the procession, followed by the Arab patrol and bands, cheered by thousands, signaling a grand event to be continued with officials entering the hall.
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San Fransieco
Imperial Council of the Nobles of the
Mystic Shrine
Golden Gate Hall
Denver Band
Dean Corps
Imperial
Shaffer
Imperial council opens as Shaffer reports on North American progress
The Imperial council opened with Demipy leadership and Charles III welcoming California nobles to the ceremony. Secret session followed as committees, credentials, and reports were announced. Shaffer delivered his annual message detailing the order’s status, gains, and future plans. New temples crop up in Univeston, Honevler, Seattle, and more. Saratoga Springs may host the next gathering, with elections not expected tomorrow. Deputy Coah Aiken is slated to be chosen imperial potentate without opposition.
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Imperial Counell
Order i North America
Ltd Progress
KUO Robles
Elanty
Chonda
Hayat
Univeston
Tex
Honevler
Seattle
Wash
Saratoga Speings
Coah Aiken Et Onueha
Manila Exposition Plan Sought by Aguinaldo Aide
Former secretary in the Aguinaldo cabinet, now connected to the Manila exposition project, visited Charleston to study methods for a full regional exposition. He aims to assess costs and operation plans, seeking support from officials and business leaders.
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Dr. Rien
Charleston
Jin Te Ielipe Ranneaming
Che
Fk Aguinaldo
Manin
Cnmme
Muraho
New Prasident at Washington College Topeka Named
Hon Jutie Well chosen as president of Washington College Topeka replacing G V Arinkmaan who resigned. Norman J Anns of Worthington Maks named director to succeed Kun Kun. The new president born in Virginia in 186? educated at Tu...
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Washington College
Topeka
Washburn College
Norman J Anns
Worthington
Maks
M. Herrlede
M.A. Low
Chicago, Bork Faland & Pacific System
G. V. Arinkmaan
Great Hand
Kun
Feorman Pines
Ciaverac
Tudaon Academy
Whlinme College
Yale Divinity
Il Detroit
Lintaln
Neb
Medita
Cincinnad
Natal Credit Men's Association Convention Opens
The seventh BN convention of the Natal Credit Men's association met in Louisville with over 40,600 headship, led by President Young of St. Paul. Delegates heard speeches, discussed finance and expansion into Texas, and noted membership rising to about 4,000 with 482 new members that year. The report highlighted receipts from June 1901 to May 1902 totaling $15,000 and a cash balance of $88. The organization planned future growth and activities across states, with forthcoming convention details and ticket sales announced.
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Cinelonnd
Jul Crews
Nico
Credit Dent
Young
Cover Ulffenton
Mikkouri
Hin
Betail
Aeutiylie
White Anak
Oarkvey
Kentucky
Crittenden
George
Ward
Agruenas
Tina Ware
William A. Pendergus
New York
Pantergast
Los Angeles
Cal
Bvangsville
Ind
Wid Lincoln
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