Hats and Hair Loss Remedy Ad Claims Germ Killing
An old advertisement touts Newhro's Herplethe as the sole way to stop germ activity on the scalp and prevent hair loss. It promises sample sachets via The Herpicide Co in Detroit and lists a special agent and druggists selling the product.
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Newhro
Jending Druggists
Serd
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Scaseph Mmmert
TRE Neuralgyline CO
Wheeling
W. Va
Death of Charles T. Yerkes Dominates New York News
Charles T. Yerkes noted railway financier of Chicago and London dies at the Waldorf Astoria in New York after six weeks ill health from a severe cold. Mrs. Yerkes relents to be at the deathbed, with family and Dr. Loomis present. The report recalls his rise from debt to founder of major street railway systems in Philadelphia and Chicago, his volatile career, and a famed remark about straw hats at a funeral.
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New York
Charles T. Yerkes
Chicago
London
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Yerkes
Chaa
Rondatwiller
West Side
Lake Street
Loop
North Side
Lnes
Chicago Stock Exchange
Moore Bros
T. D. Armor
Stock Exchange
Daily News
Yerkes Heroic Fight for Philadelphia Finances
The Philadelphia financier Charles T. Yerkes known as Vluck showed courage to save the city from financial ruin. Born 1809 in Philadelphia, he built a banking career and led the rehabilitation of the city’s finances as warrants for unpaid funds circulated. His trial led to acquittal on certain charges after executive clemency petition by citizens.
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Banka
Philadelphia
Chas. T. Yerkes
Vluck
Charles T. Yerkes
Common
Central College
Pela
Tapas
Tak
Bar i
Philaditlia
Yerkes
Immediate Independence Demanded By Filipinos At Bryan Banquet
At a Manila banquet for W. Z. Bryan Filipinos urged immediate independence and pressed him to champion their cause in the United States. Bryan offered no promises and natives left disappointed. Aguinaldo attended among others. The menu showed the US flag with an insurgent banner. Also reported: William Murphy of St. Louis arrested for stabbing a friend. George Paine detained in Appleton for stealing a silk US flag from Ashland courthouse. Lt. Gen. Adna Chaffee backs army reserve bill. treasury says soldiers killed abroad not to be shipped home at government expense. Joseph Miller of Heime Wis dead at 72. riot at Brunswick NJ after paymaster robbery. Midshipman Coffin case record forwarded to Admiral Sands. 1200 Tunisian refugees arrive in NY. Orighial Pressed Steel Car plant fire destroys oil and paint depots, $50,000 loss. Minnesota Supreme Court upholds inheritance tax law.
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Bryan
Manila
Filpinos
W. Z. Bryan
United States
Aguinaldo
William Murphy
Jeremias Murphy
St. Louis
Moe
David Leehey
George Paine
Appleton
Wis
Court House
Ashland
Adna RR. Chaffee
Comptroder
The
Treasury
Joseph Miller
Exmayor
Hicme
Brunswick
N. J
Annapolis
Admiral Sands
New York
Hamburg
Pungs
Lower Allegheny
Supreme Court of
Minnesota
Collapse of the Red Uprisings in Russia and Struve's Folly
Moscow and St Petersburg report the suppression of the Moscow uprising and broader collapse of the first Red attempt to overthrow the government. Officials anticipate further terrorism and peasant unrest as the cabinet focuses on the Baltic revolt and agrarian issues. Peter Struve admits defeat of the insurrection but urges unity in a renewed struggle. Moscow resumes factory work as relief for victims’ families is organized.
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St. Petersburg
Moscow
Baltic
Minsk
Peter Struve
Osvohosdenice
Financipation
M. Strave
Planning an Annihilation in Livonia and Courland
Dispatches describe 22,000 troops surrounding Livonia and Courland to crush revolutionaries, with warships blocking escape. Warsaw reports telegraph service resumed and 600 socialists arrested as streets see riots and barricade attempts.
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Riga
Livonia
Courbrad Ane
Courland
Ign
Libau
Warsaw
Yeserday
St. Petersburg
Eampire
Reds
Mistchenko
League of Leagues
Pet heiress leaves 18060 for pets care
Costa A. Wolsey formerly a vaudeville performer learned of Lillian Wesley's will which leaves 150 for keeping the dog parrot and lovebirds. After Wesley's death Miss Gates is charged with their care and the remainder of the estate goes to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals if the pets survive Mrs Gates, otherwise for other homeless animals.
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New York
Dee
Gates
American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Miss Woilsey
Wreck and deaths follow Great Northern collision near Iranville
An east bound passenger train and a west bound freight collided twenty one miles east of Minot North Dakota on the Great Northern. Engineer Fred Barlow and brakeman Toby Freich were killed. Brakeman Ea Gossiin died later from injuries. A misinterpretation of orders is blamed for the wreck. Governor J M Devine rode the train but uninjured. Two other wrecks occurred near Surrey and Tioga with no serious injuries.
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Pireman
Great Northern
Minot
Bee
Iranville
Here
Merent Northern
Fred Barlow
Toby Freich
Freman
Ea Gossiin
J. M. Devine
Surrey
Lore
Tioga
Chicago Board of Trade day quotes and livestock prices
Chicago Grain near steady with Wheat and Corn bids listed for Dec May and July contracts. Live Stock section notes hog and cattle receipts and price ranges, followed by Buffalo NY market figures and a health testimonial endorsing Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and consumption with trial bottle offer.
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Chicago Grain
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
AHH AG
Oals
TAO Tao
Holce Timothy
Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Commission Merchans
East Buffalo
N.Y
Cuittle
Tata
T. Beros
Wah. Myers
Cearfoss
Dr. King
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Wade
Amazon
Shaweeuldinge
Agnet Vlower
Nature
Jos, Emmert
Fangkuns
Sipeciail
Ams
Rand Opera House
Munday
Jan
Lymin H. Howe
Pabst Theatre
Milwaukee
C. P. Guenther
Twg
Grand Opera House
Charles H. Yale
CO. P. Quenther
Sasbyville Ane A
Union Depot
Chattinacga
Ean
Andrews
Big Shanty
Kennésaw
Georgia
Western & Atlantic Railroad
Siz
Fuller
Anthony Murphy
Sabers
Ringgold
Mae
Western & Aogtic
WL. Danley
G. P
Mysbsille
Chattanooga
R’y
Deag
Trousla
Mile
Ines
Hem
Wisconnsia
LaCrosse
DeWirtt
F. J. Burdett
Browd Dollmeyers
Journal
Dog
Parrot
Cage of Love Bird
Ypsilanti
Iran
Younglove
Board of Trade
Quirk
Dixon
San Francisco
Union Ferry
Fa. Miller
Providence
F. J. Miller
Gotham
National Shoe and Leather Bank
Metropolitan Bank
Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
Business Directory
Freeport
Illinois
BANKS
D.A. Stover
H. H. Antrim
Dorman
Bhomway
Henry Rafer
State Bank of Freeport
Ill
Capital Stock
R.G. Shumway
Hold
W. H. Holland
Fred W. Hoefer
H. A. Antrim
J. H. Stealy
D. 0. Stover
Fred Colman
W.H. Wagner
Henry Hater
Homer F. Aspinwall
Alec Cavings Department
German Bank
Hettinger
Collmann
Colman
Rea
Graham
Colmann
V -Fral
L.R. Jongkanz
Or. Pokaes Wm
Trembor
Boramacasin
Croskrite
John
Tnverent
First National Bank OF
Reuben Blegfried
J. F
L.A. Burrell
Burchard, Burchard & Burrell
Attorneys AT Law
Freewes* Knole
Hlaety
Cronerite
Stephenson St
Torney AT Law
Freeport, Til
Uniga Loam and
Capital
Riew Bag
HK. Mayer, Beo'y Ibtan
A. L. Babcock
Galena Avenue
New
Ilidio
Wagner Binday
Mapaine
Anzeiger
Spring Streets
Pettidaew
New Orleans
Louisiana
Northwestern Ring
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Bagents Chicago & Northwestern Pall
Lorida i
Cuba
Sarva Jammer
Ladieracelia
Yes Ciovalnnd
Louis Railway
Augustina
Bouthern
Sacha
Queen & Crescent
Beckier
Ips
Gareett
C.M
St. Paul Railwa
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