Woman Credits Doctor Pierce Medicine For Health Return
Mrs Augustus Emory of Roxbury Boston recounts relief from backache headaches loss of appetite and general weakness after using Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She says within fourteen weeks she fully recovered and endorses the product citing a $500 reward offer for cures of leucorrhea and female weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave
Augustus ‘Emory
New
Century Club
Dean Street
Roxbury
Boston
Mass
Pierce
Dispensary Medical Association of Buffalo
N. Y
Do You Know It Rocky Mountain Tea Ad
An old advertisement touts Rocky Mountain Tea as a health cure all for pimples liver marks skin eruptions constipation headaches jaundice back pain and more. It claims benefits for all ages and family roles and promotes Genatine 35 cents per package by Bradison Medicine Co. Rindison WW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandpa
Grandma
Father
Bradison Medicine CO
Rindison
Senator Hanna’s condition improves amid broader death notices
News in brief reports Senator Hanna slightly better but fever high. William J. Lemp commits suicide in St Louis. Louis Pabst blamed for low mood after deaths of his son and Fred Pabst. Rev Clinton Locke dies in Biloxi at 74 after service in Grace Church starting 1859. Bandits’ confessions noted in trial. Turkey repudiates Macedonia treaty with Russia. Italian general ousted as inspector general. Cunard tests turbine steamers. economy debated. Frankfort Automobile clip and town council clash over auto tax. only twelve of seventy machines used for pleasure. Question about Mrs Austin’s new dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
William J. Lemp
Lemp Brewing Company
Louis
Shootis
Fred Pabst
Clinton Locke
Grace Episcopal Church
Chicago
Biloxi
Miss
Grace Church
Turkey
Russia
Macedonia
Cunard Company
Commission
Frankfort
Largest abstract of real estate completed in Noble county
Attorney L H Wrigley of Albion completed the largest real estate abstract in Noble county for James Kinnison. The document runs 175 pages detailing property matters and chain of title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble County
L. H. Wrigley
Albion
James Kinnison
Pocketed gold watch at Chicago auto show
J. M. Studebaker of South Bend reported a pickpocket grabbed his $250 gold watch at the Chicago automobile show last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Studebaker
South Bend
Chicago
Russians Repelled as Japanese Sink and Capture Ships
The Japanese fleet renewed bombardment of Port Arthur at 2 a m and sank three Russian cruisers, captured seven warships, and fired on the city. Russians fought fiercely, the latest blow leaving the Russian fleet nearly hors de combat as Japanese success grows.
Port Arthur Battle Tidings Hit Russian Fleet Hard
London reports indicate most of the Russian fleet at Port Arthur is disabled or crippled by Japanese bombardment. Unofficial accounts claim four battleships and three cruisers sunk with heavy damage to many vessels. Japanese maneuvers aimed to draw the fleet into open sea while under fort fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Port Arthur
Boundary Shells Compel Civilians to Stay Amid Evacuations
The report notes a few shells fell on boundaries while many civilians could not depart. The Chefoo escaped on a special permit, whereas other steamers remain under guard by order of Viceroy Alexeïff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexieff
Russians Bombard Hakodate and Engage Japanese Fleet
Five Russian cruisers from Vladivostok bombard Hakodate on Tuesday. Three Japanese torpedo boats sunk in Sunday night action. Russians supposedly short of coal as Chinese sources close supply. China mobilizes 300,000 Boxers to harass Russians in Manchuria. Fifteen Japanese ships seen off Chinwangtang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tien-Tsin
Vladivostok
Hakodate
China
Manchouria
Chinwangtalt
Snow avalanche wrecks Viroqua asylum roof
An ice and snow slide from a hill in LaCrosse Wisconsin crushed the Viroqua insane asylum roof cutting power and injuring janitor Peter Eggler along with several inmates. Terror spread among patients as the engine room was crushed and darkness filled the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaCrosse
Wis
Viroqua Insane Asylum
Peter Eggler
Eggler
Matches Cause Boy's Death In Fatal Fire Incident
Springfield Tenn Feb 12 The two year old son of Mrs Mary Tiernan caught fire while playing with matches and died a few hours later Elizabeth Eisle a four year old girl caring for the boy wrapped him in a blanket and rushed to a neighbor for help
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mis
Mary Tiernan
Elizabeth Eisle
Pope Pius X Proclaims Jubilee for Immaculate Conception
Rome reports Pope Pius X issues an encyclical dated Feb 2 announcing a jubilee on Feb 15 to mark the Immaculate Conception dogma. Three months indulgence is granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Pius X
Roadmakers Elect Officers in Hartford Meeting
The American Roadmakers' association announced officers elected for the term. President James H. MacDonald of New Haven Conn. was chosen along with treasurer William P. Dodson of New York and secretary W. L. Dickinson of Springfield Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
James H. MacDonald
New Haven
William P. Dodson
New York
W. L. Dickinson
Springfield
Mass
Janesville Doctor Joins Japanese Army Medical Corps
Charles W. F Donnelley of Madison has been accepted as a member of the hospital corps organized by Dr. Nicholas Senn for service with the Japanese army. He is ordered to report at once in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Japan
Janesville, Wis
Charles W. F Donnelley
Madison
Nicholas Senn
San Francisco
Silver Ore Train Reaches Fort Worth En Route to Denver
A solid train of thirty six cars carrying silver ore from Antofagasta Chile arrived in Fort Worth Texas on February 12 on its way to Denver for smelting. The shipment had previously arrived at Galveston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Antofagasta
Chile
Denver
Galveston
Fear for Balkans in Turkish Bulgarian tangle
In diplomatic circles at Constantinople on February 12 fears rise that Turkey and Bulgaria may seize Russia's Far East distraction to settle their long running disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balkans
Constantinople
Turkey
Bulgaria
Far East
Manila Bay Hero killed at navy yard
Norfolk Va Feb 12 L Charles Ganzler a Manila bay hero was killed at the navy yard after falling from a roof fracturing his skull Ganzler a painter is named as the deceased officer and hero
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila Bay
Norfolk, Va
Charles Ganzler
Navy Yard
Ganzler
Stage, Dies
Spokane dated February 32 reports the death by suicide of George A. Geilding after failing to secure a theatrical engagement. Police say he shot himself with a revolver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
George A. Eilding
Iowa Railways Win Dismissal Over Demurrage Conspiracy
Waterloo February decision sustains demurrer in State of Iowa v Illinois Central Chicago Rock Island and Pacific and Great Western railways. Judge Pratt finds trust law unconstitutional and parts of the indictment flawed, ruling fines under section 5052 excessive and detaining car charge not a commodity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
State of
Iowa
Illinois Central
Chicago
Rock Island and Pacific
Great Western
Franklin C. Pratt
Platt
United States
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Illinois
President weighs bonds and panel for Panama Canal
President Roosevelt and Secretary Shaw study using Spooner act authority to issue bonds for 49 million to pay Panama Canal Company and 10 million to Panama upon ratification. Knox weighs legal power to appoint a canal commission with Walker Randolph and Davis among likely appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal’ Commission
Washington
Roosevelt
Treasury
Shaw
Panama Canal Company
Republic of Panama
Knox
Spooner
Congress
New York
George W. Perkins
J. Pmorgan& Co
Chicago
Lincoln
Buchanan
Hay
Panama
Canal Commission
Walker
Isham Randolph
Chicago Drainage Canal
George W. Davis
Murderer Kruger Hanged in Greensburg Jail Yard
Chas. E. Kruger real name Emil Betowsky is hanged after convicting him for killing Constable Harry Bierer who attempted to arrest him for disorderly conduct. He confessed to murders in Illinois Ohio and other states and claimed to have killed New Castle City Treasurer Blevins two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Chas. E. Kruger
Kruger
Emil Betowsky
Harry Bierer
Illinois
Ohio
Blevins
Newcastle
Deed of Mad Woman Teacher Rocks Fort Dodge
Feb 12 Fort Dodge Iowa a 26 year old school teacher Russ Hulda Nelson killed her mother with a hatchet as she slept then leaped into a cistern and drowned herself after tying three flatirons to her neck she had been teaching at Wahkonsa school and had quit work due to ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
kRuss Hulda Nelson
Wahkonsa
Slavery Declared Ended in Philippines Taft Testimony
Secretary of War Taft told the House Insular Affairs Committee that the Patterson bill to abolish slavery there has no objective obstacles and is unnecessary since slavery is already ended by the Philippine act. He discussed friar land negotiations risking up to 2 million dollars but viewed political gains as justification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Philippine Islands
House Committee On Insular Affairs
Bryan Denounces Cleveland in Speech at Birmingham
William J. Bryan spoke in Birmingham on February 12 criticizing Cleveland and saying he is not seeking to force a reaffirmation of the Kansas City platform but exercising his citizen rights to offer suggestions. He denounced Cleveland bitterly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Cleveland
Birmingham
Ala
William J. Bryan
Kansas City
Lawyer Wheeler 64 to Wed Miss Gilman in DC
Everett P. Wheeler eminent lawyer aged sixty four to marry Miss Alice Gilman daughter of Daniel Colt Gilman president of the Carnegie Institute in Washington DC. The announcement places the wedding in the near future with both families linked to prominent institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Everett P. Wheeler
Alice Gilman
Daniel Colt. Gilman
Carnegie Institute
Washington
Lady Curzon in London Landing Flight Report
A terse note records a London landing involving Lady Curzon and a passenger named Beb with a boy named Joseph aboard. Chamber details are unclear in the fragment but indicate a formal arrival event in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady
Missouri battleship officer reports after Chesapeake target practice
An officer from the battleship Missouri, involved in target practice off the Chesapeake capes, submitted a report to the Navy Department detailing the incident and its outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Missouri
Chesapeake Capes
Navy
Ohio Delegation Backs Put-in-Bay Naval Training Station
The Ohio delegation in the House met and endorsed an amendment to the naval appropriation bill to establish a naval training station at Put-in-Bay. The proposal places the station on Lake Erie rather than Lake Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Put-in-Bay
Washington
Ohio
House
Lake Erie
Lake Michigan
Archbishops Messmer Proclaimed Milwaukee Archbishop
The Most Rev Sebastian G Messmer was formally proclaimed archbishop of Milwaukee at St Johns Cathedral on February 10. A large delegation traveled by special train from Green Bay to Milwaukee for the ceremony and royal reception. He will not pontificate publicly until the pallium is conferred next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Sebastian G. Messmer
St. John’s Cathedral
Green Bay
Monsignore
Messmer
Father Schinner
Former Mayor Roche Dies in Chicago Office
Former Chicago mayor John A. Roche died of heart disease in the private office of Tribune editor R. W. Patterson. He had been taken ill with dizziness and died unconscious after physicians and family were summoned. His son John A. Roche Jr. and Otis Elevator officials were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John A. Roche Meyor
R. W. Patterson
The
Tribune
E. A. Russell
Cr. G. Comstock
Otis Elevator Company
Mr. Roche
George C. Howland
University of Chicago
Navy to Seize Dominican Gunboat Over Ship Fire
Washington reports that after a Dominican gunboat fired on lighters from the New York Clyde line steamer American, Rear Admiral Wise is expected to seize the gunboat and tow it to Guantanamo. Commands were sent to protect American shipping in Dominican waters. Indignation rose in official circles. seizure is viewed as likely retaliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Clyde Line
Wise
United States Navy
Guantanamo
Navy Department
Judge Dismisses Ball False Imprisonment Suit
In Kankakee Illinois Judge Garnsey dismissed the $50,000 false imprisonment suit against Trustee Small and Secretary Miller of the Kankakee insane hospital for lack of proof of malicious prosecution. The plaintiff appealed to the appellate court on a bill of exceptions, with possible remand for retrial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kankakee
Ill
Harty
HH. Ball
Small
Miller
Kankakee Insane Hospital
Garnsey
Mrs M and Carse Hurt in Fall at Teaoe Worker
Mrs M and Carse suffered injuries from a fall at a Teaoe workplace. A fracture was reported by medical staff. Police and safety officials began an incident review at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. &. ‘Carse
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Mikado
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Hokkaido
Snow Wrecks Insane Asylum
Wisconsin Institution
Boy’s
Him
Pope Pius
John Dot
Knox Studies
Charles E. Kruger
Philippines
Roche
America
Santo Domingo
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