Dr Pierses Medicines Defend Against Unjust Attacks
A long defense of Dr. Pierce Buffalo and his Family Medicine amid unfair attacks. Grateful patients across towns defend remedies as safe and effective for female weakness, chronic diseases, catarrh and digestion. The text promotes Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery and urges readers to request a booklet and order All-Healing Salve.
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Pierce
Buffalo
Ladies’ Home Journal
Philadelphia
Supreme Court of the
Dr. Pierce
Sage
Erste
R. V. Pierce
N. Y
American Banana Sues United Fruit for 6 Million Damages
The American Banana Company filed a suit in the U S circuit court seeking 6 million dollars in triple damages under the Sherman act. It alleges United Fruit manipulated Costa Rican troops to seize a plantation and block fruit export, keeping the crop rotted and the land under Costa Rican control.
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New’ York
United ‘ Fruit Company
Adon
United States
American Banana . Company
Alabama
American. Banana Company
United Fruit Company
Costa Rica
Colombia
American Banana Company
Republic of
Panama
Top coal question sparks mass miners meeting in Indiana
In Terre Haute Indiana a mass meeting call for Seeleyville next Monday aims to form a special convention to refer the district wide coal issue. Locals backing the move threaten to oust officers if justice is not secured and many miners hint at leaving the United Mine Workers of America for the Industrial Workers of the World. The dispute centers on keeping a portion of coal to keep the roof safe versus miners arguing it is unnecessary and cuts earnings.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Seeleyville
United Mine Workers of America
Industrial Workers of the World
Municipal ownership defeat in Seattle streetcar bond proposal
Seattle voters rejected a bond plan totaling 4.272 million dollars to finance a municipal street railway system. About 13 000 votes were cast and the proposal fell short by 935 votes, with 1.172 million charged to general funds and the rest as indebtedness tied to 20 percent of gross receipts. The plan aimed to rival the Seattle Electric Railway Company controlled by Boston capitalists.
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Seatle
Wash
Seattle
Seattle Electric Railway Company
Boston Capitalists
Chillan Volcano Erupts With New Crater Formation
Sept 13 Santiago Chile reports the Chillan volcano in full operation with a new crater south of the old one. Many residents urged permission to camp in public spaces but the municipal authorities refused.
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Chillan
Santiago
Chili
Noble
Postmasters Granted Short Leave for Convention
The Post Office Department has granted leave of absence to postmasters at first class offices for up to ten days to attend the National Association of Postmasters convention in St. Louis on October 3, 4, and 5.
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Washington
The
National Association of Postmasters At
St. Louis
Mines in Goldfield remain closed amid labor tensions
Goldfield Nevada reports no disturbances as miners pause. Owners plan to try reopening their mines after the Western Miners Federation migration reduces. The situation reflects ongoing industrial friction in the mining region without immediate violence or disorder.
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Goldfield
Nev
Western
Industrial Workers of the World
General Seeke Duel Mines
A terse OCR fragment mentions a duel or clash at mines with unclear details and names omitted. The readable part suggests a confrontation or competition tied to mining sites but lacks a complete description or participants.
Intervention Contingencies Sit with Cuban Crisis
President Roosevelt closely monitors Cuba's revolutionary movement and the risk of intervention. The United States readies forces and transports while deploying ships to protect Americans and provide asylum. The Platt amendment grants authority to intervene to preserve Cuban independence and order.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Cuba
United States
Beil
Atlantic
Taft
Congress
Philippines
Pacific Islands
Wreck in Canada Toll Rises in Azilda Collision
Sudbury Ontario Sept 13 Twelve dead and twelve injured after two Canadian Pacific passenger trains collide head on near Azilda seven miles west of Sudbury. The third section of a harvester train waiting for an east bound express was struck as air brakes failed to stop the express engine.
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Sudbury
Excursion Planned by Theast Benton Harbor Railroad
An excursion for the season is announced on Sunday September 16 1906 over the Big Four Railway. Round trip fare is 75 cents with additional charges for certain services. Details appear in local notices and promotions.
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Benton
Harbor
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Elkhart Electric CO
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Indiana
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Malta-Vita
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Eas Atte
Walden Bros
Myr
Canada
San Pedro
Cal
Copay
Elkhart Gas Co., Cor
Main & High St
Bell Phone
Izirh
Chicago
New England
Story and Clark
Loing and Blake
Queen
Taylor and Farley
Shoninger
Wilbur Templin Music Co
South Main St
George N. Schaff
Lorman Street
Perky Davis
LaGrange
Kcart
Buick Opera House
James H. Roy
Democratic County Central Committee
LaGrange County
George A. Briggs
Elkhart County
Dr. Colwell
Centra Drug. Store
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