Peruna praised by Milwaukee German group and readers
The text quotes Mrs Barbara McDonald and Miss Julia Teller praising Peruna for curing stomach catarrh and digestive issues. Multiple letters from readers in Chicago and Centralia report relief, with testimonials from Catherine R. Bertos and others about complete cure after lengthy use and home treatment guidance from Dr. Hartman's Columbus, Ohio institute.
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Barbara McDonald
Julia
Teller
Prairie Street
Milwaukee
Wis
Young Woman’s Union
Peruna
Young
Hartman
Sseof
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Mary Hardy
Poli Street
Chicago
Catherine ‘R
Bertos
N. Elm Street
Cuba and United States discuss post withdrawal plan
A war department conference reports that Palma the Cuban president elect will delay Havana visit until early May. Talks cover keeping Havana naval stations and weather warning systems, with Cuban post offices remaining in public buildings under joint control as the transition proceeds.
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States
East
Mao'r
Brooke
Pailma
Havana
War
T. Estrada
Palma
Cuba
Wood
United States
Santiago
Elkhart People Share Testimony on Relief Efforts
In Elkhart residents speak plainly about relief experiences and suffering, with neighborly testimony from familiar locals. Mr. Samael Morehouse of Rushitor offers insight into communal aid and the ongoing need for support.
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Elkhart
Samael “Morehouse
Japanese Women Organize Bicycle Club in Tokyo
A group of high class Japanese women in Tokyo form a bicycle club, surprising the nation. The general view is that cycling is unladylike, reflecting contemporary attitudes toward women and sport.
Neely and Partners to Appeal Cuban Post Office Frauds
Rathbone Neely and Reeves, sentenced to heavy fines and decades in prison for Cuban post office frauds, will appeal to the Supreme Court of Cuba. They argue points of law and procedure while facts remain largely not reviewable. fines total 127 536 pesos across general and surcharged stamp accounts.
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Washington
Post Office’ Department
General ‘of Posts of
Havana
Rathbone
Neely
Reeves
Post Office
Court of
Cuba
Petersburg Brothers End Mortal Pact in 1870 Tragedy
In Petersburg Indiana a grim tale from 1870 recounts Anderson and William Battles plotting to place a body in a steel casket and ensure no life remained. Anderson died Friday and the surviving brother carried out the pact until it was fulfilled.
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Petersburg
Ind
Anderson
William
Lynching Drama Ends as Sheriff Returns Prisoner
A sheriff pursuing a prisoner on a Missouri Pacific line failed to catch the train bound for Pueblo and turned back toward La Junta. A 500 strong crowd at La Junta blocked the exit to seek a confession from the suspect in a court house siege. The doors were later locked as a citizen committee attempted to prevent a lynching and argued for due process.
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Sineed
Pris
Sugir
Saissouri
Pacific
Eateh
Pueblo
la Junta
la ‘Junta
la Zunta
Rockyford
Court Scene Ends in Mob Violence and Lynching After Riot
Eyewitnesses recount a mob riot where stones shattered windows, a battering ram breached doors, and a crowd dragged a black youth by rope to a telegraph pole. A police inquiry noted blood and gray hair on Wallace as authorities insist on the suspect’s innocence while arresting him.
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Wallace
Sabin
For Rent Modern House With Furnace And Bath
Notice in the issue advertises a house recently occupied by Climer for rent. It features a modern furnace and bath and asks inquiries be directed to 200 Bourda-Jey Ave. Also listed are auction items and an administrator sale from Elkhart Indiana dated March 13, 1902.
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Bourda- Jey Ave
Fragmentary note on nagging and家庭 well-being
A damaged OCR fragment discusses nagging and its effects on happiness at home. It mentions nervousness, melancholy, appetite, headaches, and fainting, suggesting a remedy. The text is fragmented and lacks clear dates or sources.
Trial notes on frail bottles and drug store dispute
Fragmentary text chronicles a trial involving bottles and a drug store dispute. It mentions a person named Thomas and a company or store name, with unclear context and few concrete details remaining readable.
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Perces
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