Pervous Debility and Cure Claims by Doctor Shallengerger
An old advertisement-style notice markets a remedy for nervous debility and general weakness. It alleges memory loss, fatigue, irritability, and poor appearance improved by “blood poison” cures. The provider, Dr D F Shallengerger of Chicago, offers confidential consultations and non experimental treatment, referencing the Strexel State Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deliili
Rei
D. F. Shallengerger
Chicago
TLE Reference
Strexel State Bank
Democratic County Convention Called at Emnethday
Democratic county central committee secretary D Sickfors calls a caucus at the court house in Emnethday Moveh 21 at 1 oclock p m to select debt delegates for the Cedar Rapin convention on March 26. Precincts receive one delegate at large plus one delegate per twenty votes for Claude Porter in the general election. Committeemen urged to hold caucuses early and appoint a full delegation of active workers. For supporters of democratic reforms and mass interests to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Alo Alto County
Court House
Emnethday
Cedar Rapin
Abercef
Claude Jr. Porter
Hoon
Curhew Cylinder
Ellimgeoy
Braradtsburgy Aae
Femwenburg
Airbeld
Madlard
Silves
Democratic County Central
D. Sickfors
Democratic State Convention Called for Cedar Rapids
The Democratic State Central Committee of Iowa calls a delegate convention in Cedar Rapids on March 26, 1905, to select four delegates and four alternates to the Democratic National Convention in Denver. Representation is based on county votes, with two delegates per county and one more per 201 votes over 100 in each district. counties in the Tenth District listed. Delegates invited from all who subscribe to Democratic principles. signed by J. F. Mcexty and G. Mower, Secretaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party of Jews
Hareby
Cedar Raph
Denver
Colorado
Lharge
Algo
Glande K
Tenth Congressional District
Rosanth
Calhoun
Carroll
Palo Alto
Poeshontay
Democratic State Central Committee
Lexa
Des Moines
Mecixty
Mower
Chaban
Venezuelan court upholds 35 million fine on asphalt firm
Caracas reports the superior court affirmed a lower court verdict fining New York and Bermudez Asphalt Company 35 million to cover the cost of suppressing the Matos revolt led by Castro. The firm plans to appeal to the court of cassation as the case moves through Venezuela and U.S. testimony links funds to the rebellion.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Superior Court of Venezuela
Lower Cour
New York
Bermudez
Alatos
Aily
Castro
Courte of Cassaion
Civil Court of First Instance
Court of Cassation
United States
Matos
Asphat Company
Fledkert W. Bowen
State Department
Mitos
Steamer Silvia Grounds Off Vineyard Sound
Woods Hole March 16 British steamer Silvia bound for Halifax New York and St Johns ran aground on Saw and Bigs reef near Vineyard Sound. Thirty five passengers and crew of wrecked schooner Hela stayed aboard awaiting assistance but were later to be taken to Boston. Thick fog, smooth sea, and confusion over signals blamed for the grounding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods Hole
Mass
Vineyard
Sremmer
Orion
Alea
Boston
Silvia
Thaw Dismissal Bid in High Profile Suit
New York March 16 Thaw denies insanity and moves to dismiss Evelyn Nesbit Thaw suit over their marriage. Thaw’s attorney Daniel OReig filed the answer in the Thaw case amid plans to proceed in the Supreme Court next week. Russell Peabody, Thaw’s counsel, vows the case will be vigorously contested.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit Phaw
Thaw
Daniel Oreig
Russell Peabody
Death From Blood Poisoning After Homemade Mask
Miss Mary Schmidt, an instructor in chemistry at a Pack Creek school, died in Chicago from blood poisoning. She wore a home made grease paint mask during a January leap year masquerade as Satan and could not remove it. Physicians in Outagamie and Calumet counties tried to remove the paints before she was taken to Chicago for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
Wis
Chicago
Mary Schmidt
Pack Creek
Satan
Calumet County
Lost Mail Packets Found on Yokohama Return
London dispatch reports fifteen registered mail packets that vanished in January while aboard the steamer Celtic between Liverpool and New York have been located at Yokohama. The parcels were forwarded to the United States authorities after the inquiry with Japan confirmed their recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Japan
Celtic
Liverpool
New York
Yokohama
United Biota
Harrisburg Trio, Sanderson, Snyder, Others Face New Trial
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania on March 16 the capi furnishings contractor John H. Sanderson and three former state officials William P. Snyder William L. Mathves and James shaker were found guilty of conspiracy to defend the state. Judge Kunkel granted motions for new trials and set days to file reasons, with possible retrial or appeal. The court also granted a continuation of the ball in which the defendants are held. Only Sanderson and Snyder were present at verdict time. the others were represented by counsel.
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Harrisburg
Tpa
John H. Sanderson
Capi Furnishings
Willian P. Snyder
William L. Mathves
James 3. Shaker
Pittine
Kupker
Kunkel
Sanerson and Snyder
Verdic
O Eel
Five St Paul girls in New York suicide tale unfolds
A lone survivor Helen Baxter recounts a party of six from St Paul who left school to seek work in New York. Five friends died by their own actions after a Milwaukee or Minnesota killing is mentioned. Helen, found in time, narrates their shared despair and her own intent to die. She refuses to name her companions or the ambulance crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marthis
St. Paul
Lam
Een-Veurok
Helen Baxter
Helen
Minnesota
Verre- Ty
Clever scheme nets thief $1075 in diamonds
A man calling himself Mavrice entered Fiske Johnson jewelers in Minneapolis, asked to view diamonds, and presented $21. He counted off fake cash, removed diamonds valued at $1075, then knocked a display and fled, leaving only twenty one dollars behind.
Bank Robbers Likely to Escape in Osage County chase
Coffeyville Kansas March 14 posses sweep Osage country across the line in Oklahoma chasing three men who robbed the Tyra State Bank at Tyra Kansas and escaped after a fight with officers. Marshal Lee of Wann Oklahoma was shot in the hand and two pursuers were shot at.
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Coffeyvile
Kan
Oklahoma
Hannits
Tyra State
Tyra
Marshal Lee
Wann
Okla
Night Riders Burn Sarns in Kentucky
Night Riders set fire to three barns in Woolfare and one across the line in Sey, burning them. The assailants rode on horseback and wore masks in a Patty Of Masked men style. Some sheds were damaged though no animals or people are reported harmed.
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Varsailles
Woolfare
Uty
Sey
Bueeter
Fey
Telus Burt
Alias Escape Attempt in Italian Condemned Cell
Guiseppe Alia, condemned for Father Leo’s murder, made a razor assault to escape the county jail. A trusted guard was wounded but not fatally. Alia was overpowered with Deputy Warden Carpenter’s help. Alia’s cell was turned over, and new bedding prepared upon return to confinement.
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Deriver
Guiseppe Alia
Leo
Jair
Alia
Carpenter
Kernati
Denver
New York
Fusher Lea
Possibte Witess
Berali
Anarder
Hermit
Atia
Nan
Nalin
Bernati
GOOD LAWS ENACTED IN THE PHILIPPINES
San Francisco March 4. Former Manila college graduate Shuster, now PLA member and head of party instruction, arrives aboard the liner Manebu. He says the Philippine congress has succeeded, praising reforms and progress in water, sanitation, lighting, and streetcar service. He asserts trade and resource development depend on U.S. policy changes and harbor improvements to ready the islands for U.S. markets.
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San Francisco
W. Sterfan Shuster
Meahort
Manila
PLA Preson
Heard
Manebu
Philippine Congress
Philippines
United States
Istabis
Mociuty I
Shel Manta
Rescue of 106 Girls in Elevator Fire at Candy Factory
March 16 in New York, 106 female workers at Arthur E. Lessing candy factory, 28 Peas Street, trapped on fourth and fifth floors as fire raced up elevator shaft. Elevator boy Henry Cook guided them to safety, making five trips until flames halted his ride. many escaped via roofs and fire escapes. Factory, a five story building, was nearly destroyed as candy stock burned.
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York
Arthur E. Lessing
Peas Street
Fonle
Fienry Cook
Cod
Montana Town Fire Leaves 300 Families Homeless
A devastating blaze swept Mt Timber about 18 miles north of the city, destroying large portions of the town over seven hours. Three hundred families lost homes as the fire, driven by a strong gale, consumed dwelling after dwelling. A center of the fire fell, and a special train with fire fighting apparatus was rushed from Livingston, thirty miles away.
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Bute
Moor
Vivingston
Portraits and Prison Bars in Barnickel Portrait Saga
Barnickel hires Arnold Elliott to paint his portrait for 500 dollars. The artist places Barnickel behind prison bars on the canvas with a title implying debt. Barnickel protests. the scene draws crowds, ending when Barnickel pays and discovers the portrait now shows him as a bought image with a new card remarking his avarice.
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Barnickel
Arnold Elliott
Gealt
Mr. Barnickel
Mr. Burnicke
Hin
Bar Alocket
American Surety Company of New York claims global leadership in surety bonds
The American Surety Company of New York bills itself as the largest company in the world devoted to safe suretyship bonds.
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American Surety Company of
New York
Golden Medical Discovery Promoted Heart Health Claims
A lead text discusses heart disease and valvular affections, citing Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and its ingredients like Golden Seal and Stone Root as tonics. The piece references authorities and historical anecdotes to support the tonic's purported benefits for heart muscle, digestion, liver, and general vitality.
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Dr. Pierce
United States
Win
Paine
Arthur
Ollis
Col
Jinsonin
Hale and
Lilingwood
Chirard
Eohen Alecred
Pierce
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Bright
Cye
Gir
Gore
Caront
BIG Fine
American Asphalt Company
Cntiro
Bies
Capitol
James M. Srumaker
Montana
American Bankers’ Association
O. OF
J.D. Johnson
Kelly & Kelly
Enmetsberg
Iowa
Tlelp Tosc
Wiltinery
Broadway
Ommetsturg
Emquire
James Burns
Emmets Borg
Ohio
AL W. Pearson
Vale
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