Peruna praised for curing stomach catarrh in testimonials
Miss Mary O'Brien of Brooklyn writes Peruna cured her catarrh of the stomach in five weeks after four years of illness and ineffective treatment. Mr HJ Henneman of Oakland says he recovered from stomach catarrh, regained appetite, and is gaining weight. Irene Smith of Washington reports Peruna cured her head and stomach catarrh and two years of nervous debility.
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Mary O'Brien
Myrtle Ave
Brooklyn
N. Y
Peruna
AU Hall
Irene Smith
Minnesota Ave
Randle Highlands
Washington, D.C
Fatal knife fight over cur dog shocks Winston-Salem
In Winston Salem on June 23 a public road confrontation left J. W. Purdy gravely wounded after Daniel Carter stabbed him multiple times following a dispute over a cur dog. Purdy required extensive stitching, Carter fled and has yet to be arrested. both men are well known.
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Winston Salem
N.C
J. W. Purdy
Daniel Carter
Purdy
Carter
Resi Ents
High Point Daughters of Confederacy Meet in Home
High Point North Carolina June 20. The High Point chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy met at the residence of Miss Ida Alexander. Present were Mrs J B Richardson president Mrs Burnett secretary Miss Ida Alexander Miss Minnie Alexander Mrs A I Tate Mrs B S Farriss Mrs Jasper Welch Miss Lora Lyon and Miss Kate Ingram. Proceedings were exceedingly interesting and largely historical.
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High Point
N. C
Daughters of ‘the Confederacy
Ida Alexander
J. B. Richardson
Burnett
Minnle Alexander
A. I. Tate
South Carolina Day Celebrated at Jamestown Exposition
Norfolk Va June 28 South Carolina Day was observed at the Jamestown Exposition with Gov Ansel and the South Carolina Commission. Hundreds attended despite threatening weather. Principal addresses by Capt William E Gonzales Governor Ansel and others praised the state’s exhibit and urged pride and progress.
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Norfolk
South Carolina
Jamestown Exposition
Ansel
South Carolia
William E. Gonzales
Columbia
Tucker
Walter Hazard
Georgetown
8. C
W. E. Gonzales
Jamestown
William Moultrie
Palmetto
Peter Parker
South Carolina Commission
Boston
Moultrie
Sumter
America
Gonzales
Gonzales Sai
Reade
Battallion| Se
South Carolina Military Academy
South Caroina Party
Virginia
Warfield
Maryland
Swanson
Chewed Match Heads Led to Child's Death in Greensboro
In Greensboro North Carolina on June 28 a two year old child of D C Susg, vice president of the colored A M college, chewed and swallowed match heads. The child showed no poison signs until yesterday afternoon and died at 6 o'clock after hours of convulsions. The incident follows a separate note about Bruges Hoyst canal opening.
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Greensboro
N. C
D.C. Susg
Sale A. & M. College For the
Trade with Latin American Countries Expands Vastly
The United States greatly increased its trade with Latin American nations in the recent fiscal year, surpassing 600 million dollars, a sharp rise from about 220 million a decade earlier. The broader Latin American commerce reached 234 million in 1897, highlighting marked growth across key partners like Mexico Cuba and associated regions.
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United States
Cate
Eric Cans
Owen
Ats
Penny
Mexico
Cuba
Wales
United
America
Ions Aements
Porto
Eaeionsiaeten
Latin America trade shifts and 1907 import growth noted
The article outlines 1907 US Latin American trade projections with Mexico Cuba Brazil Argentina and Porto Rico. It cites record imports and exports, highlights key commodities such as sisal copper ore coffee rubber sugar cigars and hides, and notes the growth in manufactured and agricultural goods alongside imported values. It also includes brief items on medical remedies and sensational crime coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Colombo
Amercan
United States
Mexico
Cuba
Brazil
Fracion
Argentina
Porto Rico
India
Family feud turns violent at Jonesville mill yard
A dispute near Jonesville Manufacturing Co. between the Littéfeld family and Ray escalated into a melee with buggy axles weights and knives. Ray and the Littéfelds were badly cut, four Littéfelds arrested and held overnight, one released on bond. The report blends these details with unrelated notices and ads from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Littlefeld
Littlefields
Calaboose
Rockefeller Subpoena Denied as Elderly Fortunes Court Case
In Chicago Judge Landis refused to withdraw a subpoena for John D Rockefeller requested by Standard Oil. Rockefeller, an elderly man with many business duties, had no financial information the court needed. The matter concerns Rockefeller’s relevance to a financial condition claim.
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Chicago
Landis Fot
Federal
John D. Rockefeller
Ott
Rockefeller
Defense Aims to Prove Wider Mine Owners Conspiracy
Boise June 28. Defense seeks to open a General conspiracy showing spanning multiple states to crush the Western Federation of Miners. Clarence Darrow plans to introduce witnesses and agency ties to support charges, while a Cripple Creek leader Easterly testifies in Haywood case denying Orchard’s portrayal and recounting threats against Steunenberg.
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Boise
Idaho
Iaers
Wiliam
Tosis
Taabe
Colorado
Teay
Clarence Dartow
Ras Dong
Darrow
Pinkertom
Saloons Closed in Nashville Under New Law
Nashville July 1 The recent legislature passed a bill allowing Nashville to confine saloons to uptown districts. The act went into effect today, closing about 100 saloons and affecting the downtown business scene.
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Nashville
Tenn
Nashvvile
Surprise marriage in Greensboro links Shields Bishop and Estelle Fairbanks
In Greensboro Rev Saunders Guignard performed a surprise morning wedding for Shields M. Bishop of Kansas City and Estelle Fairbanks of Thomasville. Also from the week’s notices R P Darkin a Newton merchant was adjudged bankrupt with assets of four thousand and liabilities of nine thousand. Raleigh aldermen caucus named Frank Simpson as fire chief C C Abernathy as city physician and W B Snow as city attorney. The note ends with a wry reflection on life as a fleeting show and standing room.
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Greensboro
N. C
Saunders, Guignard
Shields M. Bishop
Kan City
Estelle Fairbanks
Thomasville
Newton
R. P. Darkin
Ervin
Morganton
Raleigh
Frank Simpson
C. C. Abernathy
W. B. Snow
H Himself
Kodol Digests What You Eat claims quick indigestion relief
An advertisement touts Kodol as a natural digestive aid that cures indigestion by liquefying and cleaning the stomach mucus membranes. It promises relief of debility headaches sour stomach and other symptoms, claiming the product digests what you eat and improves overall stomach function.
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Kodo
Ates
Mills on the Stand in Deal Shooting Trial
Wm J Mills testified about his wife’s confession hinting at the killing and described the tragedy in detail. He was cross examined by Col. Luther as the case against the Draper room representative for shooting Frank Deal is pursued with witnesses and motions over procedural issues. General Charles King of Milwaukee announced as candidate for national commander of the United Beanion War Veterans at the Wisconsin encampment with Jas G Armstrong also mentioned for department commander as visitors fill Manitowoc for three days of business, parades and entertainment.
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Gaffney
Wm. J. Mills
Stanstrve Wilken
J.C. Otto
Boliestor Senso
Butler & Osborne
Blacksburg
Mills
Kot
Venir F
Deal
Manitowoc
Wis
Charles King
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Jas. G. Armstrong
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High Point Daughters of Confederacy
Washington
D. C
Army
Navy
Shuford Drug Co
Brussels
Zeebugre
Bruges-Hoyst
U. S
Vale
Shuford Drag Co
New York
Viola Boylan
Thomas Boylan
Boylan
C. M
Shufer
Martin
Roosevelt
Cracky
Atlanta Journal
Chapiverlain
C. T. Carter
Skicum
Ala
Sam
Chamberlain
Jed Scarboroush
Greensboro Lodge No. 602
Maj. Jo. Hardies Plantation
Catel DeWitt
C. St. Shuford
Leo C. Thurman
West Point
Walter P. Dolgen
Hankel
Thurman
John D
Reti
DeWittson
Iaddes
C31
Shutard
Orchard
Easterly
Cripple Creek
Harry Orchard
Haywood
Steunenberg
Thomas Hogan
Cardus
All Drug
Joe Moorhead
Archibald, I. T
W. H. Mills
D. .L Russell
Offic Main St
Russell Bldg
Hickory, N.C
T. F. Stevenson
Hickory
Walter A. White
Ofco Ever Menzies’ Drug Store
N. G
W. E. Manville
McComb
W. H. Little
W. B. Ramsay den Tfisz
Ottes
Postomce
Carolina & Northwestern
Blowing Rock
Ertoxs Lee
F. Redd
Lea. Cheater
Chester
Yorkville
Gastonia
Lincolnton
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