Steel King Is Honored by the French Government for His Efforts
Andrew Carnegie, president of the national arbitration and peace congress, was decorated with the cross of the Legion of Honor by Baron D Estournelles de Constant in Paris for his work toward peace and his gift of The Hague palace. He spoke on congress results and answered Roosevelt's letter objections, stating that nations cannot submit all issues to arbitration, that justice precedes peace, and that righteousness means doing right. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup is promoted as a safe, opiate free remedy conforming to law.
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National Arbitration and Peaie
Hotel Astor
Waldorf-Astoria
Andrew Carnegie
Baron D'Estournelles de Constant
The
Hague
Carnegie
Congress
Roosevelt
Cammegie
Denmark
Netherlands
Chile
Argentina
Norway
Sweden
Family by Poison in Chicago Arson Plot Suspected
Three surviving Mette family members were made critically ill after eating food believed poisoned with arsenic. Two relatives previously died from arsenic poisoning. police suspect a plot to kill the entire family but have no clues on the poisoner.
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Chicago
Mette
Earthquake toll rises in Mexico region
Telegraph reports indicate slow progress in confirming casualties after a major quake in northern Mexico. The death toll reaches about 50 with roughly 300 injured, including many local officials. no foreign fatalities listed yet. In New York, Alexander Graham Bell receives the John Fritz gold medal from Andrew Carnegie for the telephone invention.
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Prof
Bell
New York
United Engineering Societies
Andrew Carnegie
John Fritz
Alexander Graham Bell
Lord Kelvin
Georges Westinghouse
Indictments Return for Assault in Ashtabula Harbor
Ashtabula county grand jury on Wednesday indicted Stephen Davyern and John O'Brien for assaulting George Pyle at Ashtabula Harbor on February 5. Pyle was attacked by four men. one, named Butler, was killed.
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Kirk
Jefferson
Ashtabula County
Grand Jury
Stephen Davyern
John O'Brien
George Pyle
Ashtabula Harbor
Pyle
Butler
arBe
Last Witness Heard in Hermann Public Records Case
The last witness testified Wednesday in the trial of Binger Hermann for destroying public records as the government concluded its presentation of law points. The defense will present its suggestions to the court today.
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Washington
Binger Hermann
Dressing Well On a Small Wardrobe in Woman's Realm
A French example shows a single alpaca gown kept in perfect repair with changing collars, aprons, and accessories for different duties. The article urges American women to emulate simple, versatile outfits using few well-chosen pieces and smart trims, avoiding excess.
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Lomat
Fashion Trends Return to Stripes and Plaids for Summer
Designers showcase stripe and plaid suits with pale or white backgrounds and colored hair knots. Lingerie hats revert to the bowl or mushroom shape while wide hats fade. Pongee fabrics feature self colored embroidery with touches of lace and contrasting trims on imported French frocks.
Machine that terrorizes law officers in Chicago probe
Chicago investigators hear Capt OBrien testify that ex Chief Collins sought to use campaign money to aid Mayor Dunne. He describes envelopes of 445 dollars handed to him for the chief, and fear within the police department that drives officers to conform with political contributions despite civil service restraints.
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Chicago
Police Department of Chicago
Civil Service Commission
John M. Collins
O'Brien
Detective Bureau
Collins
Dunne
Leutenants
Civil Service
Department
Venter
Yas
Honduras President Bonilla Lands in Salina Cruz
Bonilla of Honduras arrived Wednesday at Salina Cruz Mexico from the US gunboat Princeton after leaving Amapala He is expected to go directly to Mexico City He fled Central America following an agreement with Zelaya of Nicaragua and Figuera of El Salvador to quit the region.
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Bonilla
Mexico City
Honduras
Salina Cruz
Mexico
United States
Princeton
Amapala
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Figuera
Salvador
Central America
Hints to Mothers on Child Rearing and Sleep
A pamphlet-like note urges hospitality as a habit for children and warns that food without appetite harms them. It cites a physician recommending nine to ten hours of sleep for schoolchildren by age fifteen. It advocates nightly good night sayings to strengthen friendships and suggests the phrase God guard the night to you as a gentle variant.
May Manton Blouse or Shirt Waist Pattern 5613
The May Manton pattern 5613 offers a blouse or shirt waist with round neck and attached collar or high neck with separate collar. It features elbow or long sleeves and a back taper for flattering lines. Shown in white linen material.
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Manton
Arrested couple elopes near Ashland with 14 year old girl
Ashland Ohio April 1 Earl Cane a 27 year old machinist who eloped last Saturday with Victoria Boeberg aged 14 was arrested Wednesday near Burbank. The girl was with him and they were brought to Ashland by Marshal Fogelman. Cane boarded at the girl's mother's home.
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Ashland, O
Earl Cane
Machiniat
Victoria Boeberg
Burbank
Marshal Fogelman
Ashland
Cane
Insolvent Bank Appraisal Details Canton Bank
The Farmers' Bank in Canton Ohio shows liabilities of 312 740 and assets of 213 609 in a report filed Wednesday The bank president H G McDowell committed suicide weeks earlier Trustees will present the report in probate court. The balance on hand is 79 599 50.осуд
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Canton, O
Farmers’ Bank
H. G. McDowell
Akron hardware store fire losses seventy five dollars
Fire destroyed a hardware store run by Robrbs in Akron Ohio causing a loss of seventy five dollars. No injuries reported. Fire officials investigated the blaze and listed probable cause as unknown.
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Hardwareer & Ellen
Akron, O
Alleged Faith Is Alleged In Suit Over Mary Baker Eddy
The Merrimeck county Superior court records reveal defendants claim the so called next friends were induced to lend their names to a suit about the property of Mary Baker G. Eddy. They allege the action was not brought in good faith and funded by evil minded persons not related to Eddy.
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Soncord
S. H
Mira
Mary Baker G. Ruds
Merrimeck County
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Concealed Weapons Crackdown Across New York City
Detectives sweep foreign quarters under Police Commissioner Bing ham as District Attorney Jerome prepares 50 concealed weapons cases for the grand jury. In General Sessions Judge Rosalsky sentences John Keen to three years in Sing Sing after arrest for disorderly conduct and knuckles were found on him. About 215 men are in custody as magistrates push for drastic action against armed carriers.
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New York
Bingham
Court of
General Sessions
Rosalsky
Sing Sing
John Keen
Jerome
Chinese Obstruct Famine Relief Report
In Shanghai on April 1 the famine relief committee is feeding 400 000 persons and will continue at that level until June. Grain arrives daily but official relief has ceased and some obstruction is being placed in the way of relief work.
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Cninese
Shanghai
Famine Relief Committee
Prison guard kills escapee in North Carolina jail break
Raleigh March 18 An attempted jailbreak at the state penitentiary left convict C L Scruggs dead after a prison guard opened fire. Two other escapees Jack Williams and Dodd Wilson were recaptured.
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Raleigh
N. C
C. L. Scruggs
Jack Williams
Dodd Wilson
Americans Sentenced to Death for Poison Plot in Mexico
The Supreme Court of Mexico affirmed a lower court ruling fining Hulbert, Mitchell, and Harle Americans condemned for poisoning two fellow Americans in Cuthuahuna for insurance. The three men face death by chi huahua courts with potential pardon or commutation from President Craza as the only recourse. Victims were J. Mitchell and William Dewers, crime alleged three years ago.
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Monterey
Mexico
Supreme Court of Mexico
Hulbert
Mitchell
Harle
Cuthuahuna
Chihuahua
Craza
J. Mitchell
William Dewers
Dress Pattern 5613 Offers Versatile Front Tucks and Collars
The pattern 5613 provides a round neck with attached collar and front tucks, adjustable depth, high neck with optional collar, and sleeves from elbow to full length. Variations use bleached unen canvas weave, box plait fronts, and removable neckbands or roll-over collars. Sizes 32 to 44 inch bust, materials listed, mailed for ten cents plus postage.
Reporter's Daily Menu Breakfast and Kitchen Rules
A readable narrative lists a breakfast and luncheon menu including fruit cereal creamed dried beef fried potatoes sweet potato rolls coffee and more. It then gives basic kitchen steps for roll dough apple Charlotte and pea soup with spices and a gelatine apple dessert.
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Charlotte mi
Real estate transfers in Lorain and Oberlin townships
County records list multiple conveyances including Robert B Gerech and Helen Gerech to A B Wallington and Cora Wallington for lot 14 in Gerech addition Elyria valued at 500 dollars. Also Sarah M Carter to Justina Rollin for part of lot 76 Oberlin township at 1900 dollars among other transfers.
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Dodds
Cloverdale
Elyria
Joseph Dutton
Evelena Dutton
Selah Chamberlain
Lorain
Oberlin Coal, Lumber and Millag Company
Isaac Kennedy
Carveer
Russia Township
Annie M
Frank M. Townsaud
William N. Gates
Styria
Rufus Knowles
Hannah Knowles
W. F. Martin
la Grange
Ella F. Nichol
J. S. Nichol
C. S. Dellefield
Amherst Township
Kodol for Wyspepsia Promises Quick Stomach Relief
A patent medicine claim notes Kodol for Wyspepsia clears the stomach and sweetens breath. It is sold by druggists under a relief guarantee and conforms to the National Pure Food and Drugs Law. Sold by all druggists.
Ruef Extortion Trial Panel Completed After Delays
In San Francisco on April 1, a jury panel for the Abraham Ruef extortion case was seated after 22 days of delays. The panel requires 15 peremptories, 5 by the defense and 10 by the prosecution, and another week may be needed to complete permanent selection after all peremptories are used.
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San Francisco
Abraham Ruef
Men Powerless Against Disease Without Addressing Cause
An early 20th century advertisement promotes The Herpicide Co. remedy for dandruff and hair loss. It claims disease stems from the Dandrut germ and promises cure by killing the germ, with sales points featuring Detroit based agents Phillips & Co and pricing in cents and dollars.
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Newhro
Herplelde
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Phillips & Co
Life Plant Promises Kidney Relief for Uric Acid Crystals
An advertisement explains kidneys filter waste, crystals form from uric acid if fluids are mismanaged, and Life Plant pills dissolve crystals to restore kidney function. It cites Africkn Lemon of Wadsworth Ohio praising relief and invites readers to request free health book and personal doctor advice.
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Bright
Africkn Lemon
Wadsworth
Ohio
I. J. Mizer
M. D
The
Life Plant Co
Canton
DeWitts Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve Ad
An old advertisement touts DeWitts Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve as good for all uses and especially for piles. It claims twenty years of proven usage and urges readers to buy from all druggists.
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DeWitt
Dried Peach Pudding And Potato Pie In Home Cookery
Scald milk and bread crumbs, stir in peaches stewed until soft, add butter sugar and flavoring, bake until firm. The text also describes a potato and onion dish layered with potatoes and milk, then baked. The passage ends with a quote about true strength arising from natural work and helping others.
Evening Thought on Moral Strength Through Service
Quote on the world needing people who act as men through human service rather than pretending perfection. Reflects a call for practical virtue and civic responsibility.
West Ridge Weather Delays Farm Work and Local News
Bad weather hindering farming town life. Sutliff loses a cow from iron ingestion. Brown works on Wa bash Railroad. Nettle Fowl hosts eighth graders. Wahls moves to Maddock farm. Versey visits Elyria friend. Hahn visits Oberlin sister Eckler in East College street. School social invited all. Cassel brings Armenian guest from Oberlin. Pope sisters Florence and friend visit Oberlin excludes Pope home.
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W. O H. Sutliff
H. Brown
Wabash
Nettle Fowl
H. Wahls
Maddock
Arthur Versey
Elyria
Mary Hahn
Oberlin
Eckler
East College Street
Co operation a Money Saver for Farmers
Farmers gain local news and modern farming ideas by subscribing to a cooperative weekly package. The Elyria Republican and New York Tribune Farmer offer a combined year of both papers for 1.60, versus 2.00 if paid separately, with orders sent to The Republican in Elyria, Ohio, or Geo. W. Best Tribone Farmer Office in New York City for a free sample copy.
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Elyria Republican
New-York Tribune Farmer
New York City
Republican
Elyria
Ohio
Geo. W. Bes’ Tribone Farmer
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