Skeptical on Rheumatism Remedies Urie-O Ad Claims
An advertisement touts Urie-O as a cure for rheumatism asserting it eliminates the rheumatic acid from blood and kidneys. It promises samples and free tests if skeptical readers cut out the ad and mail it with their pharmacist’s name. Local Indiana mentions include J. H. Houkk and The Smith Drug Company Syrauses New York origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urie
Bisa
Smith Drug Company
Syratdas
N. Y
Navy personnel bill sparks debate amid Brownson controversy
In the senate the navy personnel bill was introduced and discussed as Senator Tillman pressed for witnesses. A plan favored gathering facts on navy personnel rather than probing the Brownson incident. Back in the house, a chaotic lottery for rooms in the new building drew crowds, with Speaker Cannon suspending sessions to restore order before adjournment.
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Kon Pftalt
Wan
Topta Atedts Evesidh
Senate
Tale
Hit
Tillman
Brownson
Tmiman
Hale
Ware
Navy
Capitol
Cannon
Placerton
Conviction Overturned for Eugene Schmitz in Extortion Case
In San Francisco on January 10 the district court of appeals overturned the extortion conviction of former Mayor Eugene Schmitz in the French restaurant cases, ruling no crime was proved. Abe Ruef, who pleaded guilty to extortion in the same matter, is deemed equally innocent. both may be released on bail pending further prosecutions on other indictments. The decision wipes out the related charges and could raise the total bail bond figure.
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Eugene Schmitz
San Francisco
District Court of Appeals
Eugene’ B. Schmaitz
Abe Ruef
Ruef
Schmitz
Schmit
Liberty Unit
Hall
Lanston
Schinttz
Marriage Simply A Mockery Court Denies Helen Maloney Osborn Union
New York January 10 A statement to the Associated Press says court action seeks a judgment declaring no marriage occurred between Helen Eugenie Maloney and Arthur Herbert Osborn though county records show a Mamaroneck ceremony on December 28 1995. The parties admit the idea was a mockery and the union was not consummated with their later disappearances and sensational misidentifications.
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New York
Martin Xatutey
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Helen Eugenie
Arthur Herbert Osborn
Mamaroneck Dee
London
Undley
Bwa
Maloney
Osbory
Lewis
Uissliys
Milenery
Helen Awoney
Archiy Th Osborn
Agares
Ate
Diy
Osborn
Levinton
Justice Boyd
Jow Postmstar
Mamaroneck
Peebury
Herbert Glade
Pittsburg
Cee
Cocker
L. MM
Ty Dames
Hettle
Helen Mycol
Pittahure
Covker
Wong
Dyin
Eugenie
Mary Bruce
Doctor Diehl Found Dead In Perkiomen Creek Carriage
Dr Abraham Diehl a veterinarian from Penneburg was found dead in his carriage in Perkiomen creek near a private road after plunging twenty five feet from a bridge. His horse drowned in the shafts and officials concluded a fatal accident with a fractured skull.
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Norristown
Abraham Diehl
Penneburg
Perkiomen Creek
Green Lane
Piehl
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Urie-O Ie
J. H. Houkk
Indiana
W. J. Graff
Ninth St
Stork
Millville
N. J
Joseph W. Sheppard
Port
Hawkinaville
Martin Livingston
Goldshoro
Weather Forecast
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Chicago
Wisconsin
Appleby & Peterson
M. Hs. Guthrie
Farmers’ Bank Bldg
R. W. Wehbe & Go
Petty
Wahrle
Indiana House
Irving
Forsythe
E. C. Crossman
Farmers Bank Bldg
Indiana, PA
d-Frith
Weamer’s
Marshall Building
Philadephia Street
Joan F. Steving
Wablen
Marquis Maloney
Helen
Arthur H. Osborn
Party of First
Pringe Pier
Mellor
le Lkely
Stee Pittsburgh
Bole
Steinway
Weber, Stack
Wraka
Bish & Lanes
Chauncey, Wheelock
Bruyvenant
Vocalion
Muelo Box
Pittsburgh
Victor
Wrohines
J. H. Lollar
Pennsylvania Railroad Station
the Presbyterian Church
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