Walden and Heverly Stage Fourth Lyceum at Opera House
Walden the magician and Heverly presented a magic show that impressed a good audience. Illusions included sleight of hand mental telepathy and a dramatic escape from a locked trunk and sack with a final reveal of Walden stepping out of a cabinet.
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Lyceum
Opera House
Walden
Heverly
Mr. Heverly
Mess
Arthur Ehrich
Herman Carraway
Mr. Walden
Tuberculosis Curable and Prevail Through Unified Effort
Tuberculosis is a preventable disease and can be conquered through a combined effort of the entire population. Past plagues like smallpox yellow fever diphtheria lockjaw and hydrophobia show that prevention works. TB remains the deadliest, costly, but preventable scourge if society acts together.
Gen Lee’s Place In History
To the editor of the Daily Item, a Baltimore reader praises President Taft for honoring Southern traditions and urges a fair view of Gen Robert E. Lee. The letter extols Lee as principled, courageous, and a symbol of humanity and Southern virtue, arguing his memory will inspire future generations.
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Baltimore
Taft
Birmingham
South
Lee
Senate
U. S
Heyburn
Iowa
Statuary Hall
Washington
Robt
E. Lee
Gen. Lee
Victorigo
Robert E. Lee
Cheaper Money Aims to Help Farmers Prosperity
Spokane Jan-Feb report on a campaign to amend the postal savings bank bill to lend money to farmers at 3 percent, opposing 2 1/2 to 3 4 percent bank loans. Crow of Farmers Industrial and Cooperative Union urges square government deals for cheap credit and tenant-farm reforms. Also notes state road funding and Spokane Coeur d Alene highway plans by Good Roads group.
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Spokane
Wash
Postal Savings Bank
L. C. Crow
Farmers’’ Industrial and Cooperative Union
Northwestern
Congress
Wiil
Henry L. Bowlby
Washington
Spokane County Good Roads Association
Frederick H. Mason
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho
J. A. Perry
The
Association
Merit Boosted and Records Smash The World Almanac
The World Almanac has maintained land information with high accuracy vouched by millions. Edition after edition sets circulation records and remains a premier reference work before it goes out of print. 1910 edition on newsstands 25 cents by mail 35 cents. 5 west of Buffalo and Pittsburg 30 cents.
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Buffalo
Pittsburg
Quote condemns a feared general’s cruelties and tyranny
The speaker vows to honor him as among the world’s greatest soldiers yet argues that such a man would not tolerate other soldiers while advocating vast destruction across three states. He denounces his ally as hostile to law and order and opposes reviving oppression embedded in the country’s past.
Contender Liston Scott Report Questioned by Editor
Mr W G Gamlin writes to editor of Daily Item defending a report about Liston Scott attempting to fire Hanks & Co store. He says he relied on information available and did not malign Scott or Hawks, promising to avoid future mentions of Scott.
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Daily Item
Liston Scott
Messrs. Hanks & Co
West End
Hawks
Yonkers man rescued after gale leaves him aloft in tree
George Martin twenty nine of Ninth Avenue New York clung to a branch nearly seventy feet above the New York Central tracks on Ravene avenue Yonkers as a ladder broke in a gale. He was unable to move and was lowered to the ground after hours with ropes.
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New York Central
Ravene Avenue
Yonkers
George Martin
Ninth Avenue
New York
Martin
Public tribute to Gen. Lee's character and memory
A dignified reflection condemns attacks on Gen. Lee's name and memory. The author praises his modesty and integrity as a public officer and asserts his enduring glory in history despite war and turmoil. The verse by Richard J. Biggs anchors the tribute.
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Gen. Lee
Richard J. Biggs
Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted as Lung Remedy
Advertisement extols Foley's Honey and Tar as the greatest throat and lung remedy for sore lungs and coughs. It claims quick relief and restoration of normal health, urging readers to ask for Foley's Honey and Tar and to buy from druggists.
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Foley
Cairo Jury Links Deputy to Halliday Death in Mob Incident
Cairo Illinois February 21 coroner s jury found Halliday died from a gunshot wound fired by a deputy sheriff in the mob that sought John Pratt the negro purse snatcher. Militia from Shelbyville arrived bringing total on duty to about 350 as Judge Butler dissolved the grand jury and adjourned court.
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Cairo
Ill
Alex M. Halliday
John Pratt
Halliday
Fred D. Nellis
W. N. Butler
Butler
Company H
Shelbyville
Egan
Nellis
Heir Found for $235000 Estate of Old Sweetheart
In Birmingham a Tennessee heiress, Mrs. Claudie Vester once Miss Clarke, is revealed as the heir to about $235,000 left by E. D. Ennis who earlier shot a man, fled to Jamaica where he died after a fight with a Spaniard, and willed his fortune to Miss Clarke. Jamaica authorities had sought her. Daniel Jones of Jamaica arranged the link.
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Birmingham
Ala
Claudie Vester
Nashville
Miss Clarke
Jamaica
Daniel Jones
Island
Injuries and deaths from dynamite explosion near Pittsburg
Ten men and a boy were injured and three killed when sparks from a cigarette ignited two dynamite cans at Pittsburg yesterday morning. Local officials investigated the blast and casualties as emergency crews responded to the scene.
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Pittsburg
My Doctor Mighty Fine
Mrs Hattie Cain of Carrsville Kentucky praises Cardui as a life changing remedy for sixteen years of female troubles. She reports relief after starting Cardui and credits the medicine with restoring her health and ability to walk normally again. The advertisement claims Cardui has helped sick women for over 50 years and invites readers to request the Ladies Advisory 64 book.
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Hattie Cain
Carrsville
Cardui
Cardus
N.bl
Nooga Medicine Co
Chattanena
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Walden and
Florida Health Notes
MR. W. G. Gamlin
Andrews
Harpers
Gairo
Isherits
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