Back Ache Relief Through Peruna Sample Offer
A reader testimonial from Ottawa Ontario describes long back ache relief after taking Peruna. An offer from the Peruna Company of Columbus Ohio promises a free sample bottle by mail and medical advice from their department, touting Peruna as superior for chest and catarrhal troubles and urging readers to request literature and guidance.
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Perina
Perina Company
Columbus
Ohio
Carge
Queer Villages and Odd Parishes Across Britain
A survey of peculiar villages reveals stark contrasts from railway carriage chapels to lone letter boxes on pillars. Some hamlets with tiny populations have no churches or public buildings yet still face taxation and voting issues, while others suffer neglect or vanish amid crumbling landscapes and old mines.
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Poly
Birihday
Cumberland
Plughe
Kempton
Bedford
Shropshire
Harper's “Weekly
Postum for Mothers and Its Beneficial Effects
A reader letter extols Postum as a coffee substitute for mothers and children. It claims improved strength, health, and air supply for infants, noting the drink is tasteless when correctly prepared and that readers should follow directions. The letter invites readers to view more testimonials in package inserts.
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Soan
Wallville
Roanon
Baseball season opens amid umpire policy talk and pennant hopes
Umpires and players brace for a new season as eight cities report opening day play. In the National League Pittsburg, Chicago, New York and Cincinnati are seen as likely top ten rivals, while Detroit, Philadelphia and Boston look strong in the American, with New York or Cleveland challenging Chicago for the final upper-division berth. President Lynch signals a shift toward protecting umpires, aiming to end umpire baiting.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
Sean
Pittsburg
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Lynch
Tian Johnson
Amark Ean
Troxresa
Chiefmatl
Boston Vole Weed
Washington
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Toledo
Kansas City
Minneapolia
Indianapolis
Columbus
Louisville
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Riots in Chang Sha Destroy Foreign Property Leaving British Consulate Standin
In Chang Sha China a riot left at least 24000 dead including the province governor. Foreign-owned buildings were burned or looted except the British consulate. Foreign residents fled. Missionaries took refuge aboard losing belongings. Destruction spread to Japanese consulate and British warehouses as authorities failed to protect foreigners.
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Chang Sha
China
Hu Nan
Thureday
Hasta
United
Eyvangelical Qhurah
Wesleyan
Yale
Opening of Great Lakes navigation signals season start
Reports confirm the first lake boat has passed the Soo, with Chicago excursion steamers ready and new U.S. Hydrographical charts issued. City of Traverse was first to enter Chicago harbor on March 18, while Lake Michigan thawed by March 6. Closed navigation seasons span January to February in Chicago harbors and December to April 30 at Sault Ste. Marie. J. E. Upson, led by Captain J. B. Wood, signaled for Sundling as the upbound debut of the season through the Soo.
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Soo
Chicago
Great Lakes
Hydrographical Department of the
United States
City of
Traverse
Lake Michigan
Weather Bureau
Sault Ste. Marie
J. E. Upson
J. B. Wood
Political sparks fly over tax amendment and court picks
The Maryland Legislature backed a federal Income tax Amendment while endorsements of tighter federal oversight of speculative exchanges were voiced by W. 23. Thompson of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange in New York City. A looming clash over Supreme Court appointment succession and party strategy in Washington dominated Republican talks as Deg Moines reflects on a historic campaign for clean government and independence from corporate influence.
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Maryland
W. 23
Thompson
New Orleans
Jnmany
Washington
CuAj
Moines
United States
Frost Devastates Iowa Crops Across Regions
Secretary Wesley Greene of the Iowa State Horticultural Department estimates crop damage from freezing weather at 5 to 19 million dollars. Early fruit like cherries and plums have been destroyed while vegetables may be replanted. Snow falls across Iowa with temperatures from 22 to 38 above zero and flurries. Frost also hits Illinois with damaged buds in Galesburg and heavy snow in Springfield, while drizzling rain and hard rains disrupt Southern Illinois, Southern Indiana, and Western Kentucky bridges.
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Wesley Greene
Iowa State Horticultural Department
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Robbers Hold Up Fast Mail Train Near California
The China-Japan mail train from San Francisco was stopped at Sprague near Beulah Cal at 12 30 AM and nine pouches of registered mail stolen. Four pouches recovered. robbers fled into hills between Martinez and Oakland. Vigilant sheriff, detectives, and post office inspectors from two counties pursue the armed culprits as a battle is feared. Passengers were not disturbed and some learned of the robbery only next day. The engine was uncoupled and sent down the track.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific Railway
Sprig
Beuleia
Cal
Martinez
Oakland
Post Office
Matt Bache
Vote to End Strike Reported Accepted Terms by Company
Philadelphia committee of ninety printers motormen and conductors voted to accept a settlement offered by the company through the American Federation of Labor. Details not public yet but likely include features of Mayor Burk’s March 20 proposal to reinstate all strikers and pay $2 a day until regular work resumes. The 174 men charged in the strike will be admitted to terms.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Rapids Transit Company
American Federation of Labor
Rayburn
Cuba Fears Uprising and Rush of Machine Guns
government denies disorder in Santa Clara as eight special train cars carry infantry and machine guns under General Rivas from Camp Columbia toward Havana. Rumors of a Santa Clara uprising persist. Interior Secretary Lopez Lelya says no unrest elsewhere. Reports blame agitator Estenez and incited negroes. troops are dispatched to deter disturbances and reassure citizens.
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Rivas
Columbia
Havana
Cuba
Santa Clara
Lopez Lelya
Livaristo Estenez
la Lucha
Zagista Orga
Congress
Estenez
Santiago
Camaguey
Pinar del Rio
Gomez
Huaytlaonne-grees
Democrat Wins In Landslide In Rochester Congressional Race
In Rochester New York a Democrat won a landslide in the congressional contest. Eugene Foss had reversed a Republican hold in Massachusetts earlier, while James S Havens won the vacancy for Perkins in the Thirty second district by a large margin. The tariff issue and Aldridge stance aided the Democratic surge.
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Rochester
N. Y
Massachusetts
Eugene N. Foss
James S. Havens
Congress
James Breck Perkins
George W. al Gridge
Monroe County
Mr. Perkins
Havens
Aldridge
Hayony
Fire Sweeps Wrecked Through Flyer No 2 Train
A north bound Illinois Central Flyer No 2 wrecked five miles north of Jackson Mississippi. Our mail clerks are dead and three trainmen and a mail clerk injured. Col William Craing of New Orleans on the train organized a relief crew removing passengers through windows. Fire extinguishers obtained from the mail car and other aid provided.
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Inois Central
Jackson
Mips
William Craing
New Orleans
Mall Cat
Oratne
Hig
Piesankarg
Willan and Bryan discuss Pan American trade growth
A garbled report notes Willan and Bryan discussing South America and the Panama Canal as catalysts for Western Hemisphere trade. It cites Bryan predicting large emigration and economic links, suggesting U.S. merchants seek new markets and faster trade development in the era of Pan American cooperation.
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Willan No Brya
South America
Panama
America
Bryan
Ulation
Jefferson
Rescue 95 From Sinking Ship Near Table Bluff
Ninety five persons rescued from the steamship Santa Clara after it sank four miles off Table Bluff. The Eureka life-saving crew and tug Ranger assisted but only one attempt to reach lifeboats succeeded before darkness hid the scene. The Santa Clara, under Captain N, carried a crew of twenty five.
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North Pacific
Santa Clara
Potug Ranger
Table Bluff
Eling
Santa Command
Mine Tragedy in Mulga Induces Fatalities
Forty men were entombed after a sudden accident at the Mulga mine. Reports indicate all workers perished, with twenty five Black laborers among the casualties. Foreman and rescuers recovered bodies as the shaft collapsed, covering the area in debris and chi bets.
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Mulge
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