Uric O Promises Relief From Rheumatism Says Farmer Frank Howe
Frank Howe of Baldwinsville New York extols Uric-O as a curing remedy for rheumatism after swift relief from pain. He claims six bottles ended his crutch use and sleepless nights and urges similar sufferers to try the product. Opinion supports are from Smith Drug Co and Indiana distributor J H Houk with free trial offers cited.
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Frank Howe
Buton
Pont
Boeing
Smith
Opee
Baldwinsville
N.Y
Antoné
Hows
Smith Drug Co
Graouse
Indiana
J. H. Houk
Andiana County Street Railway Co Schedule Change
The company announces a schedule in effect Saturday April 25. The first and last cars on the line will not run on Sundays, affecting service patterns for riders and daily operations.
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Andiana County Street Railway CO
Ernest and Creekside
Crookside
Clymer
Indiana
Susdaya
Aldrich Vreeland currency bill fate debated in Senate
In Washington on May 2 1909 Senators debated the Aldrich Vreeland currency bill with signaled likelihood of a vote before adjournment. Aldrich pressed for a vote while La Follette balked and filibuster threats faded. Democrats opposed but united, Republicans split with two likely to join opposition. Temperature and palm leaf fans influenced floor attendance.
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Washington
Aldrich-Vreeland
Senate
Aldrich
Ita
Congress
Culberson
LaFollette
Hearst Gains Votes in McClellan Heart Recount
New York May 29 Hearst gains continued as recounts added forty one votes to Hearst in the 1905 mayoralty race. Six boxes were opened with several discrepancies resolved while the tally agreed with the official canvass. The greatest daily gain was twenty three votes for Hearst in one period with multiple boxes recounting to boost his total. A tampered looking strip over a box top drew scrutiny and revealed a three vote gain for Hearst. Recounts moved faster as the session progressed and will resume next day.
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New York
McClellan-Heart
William R. Hearst
Hght
Hearst
Beimg
Glatrich
McClellan
May 29 News Tangles Across Several States
May 29 reports from Pennsylvania Ohio and nearby areas detail a range of events from a fatal accident at a Pittsburg plant to a lightning strike killing a cow and injuring a man in Rahtabila. Other items include a fish dynamiting conviction in Crooked Creek, a man visiting New Bedford dying shortly after arrival, a long marriage reenactment in Marion, and notices of political and civic actions in Harrisburg Greensburg and Harrisburg again.
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Rahtabila
A.B Curtis
Mr. Curtis
Kittanning
Charien DeHaas
Walter Curren
Merrill Rhotts
Crooked Creek
Justice Mobley
Sidney
Frank Millett
New Bedford
Mase
Whitmore testifies alibi defense in Lampblack murder trial
Theodore S. Whitmore of Brooklyn testifies in his own defense claiming he could not have been near Lampblack swamp in Harrison New Jersey when his wife was murdered. He places himself in New York City between 9 and 1 AM and corroborates witnesses, while the prosecution maintains the alibi fails to prove innocence as deliberations continue and jury will hear closing arguments.
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New York
Theodore S. Whitmore
Brooklyn
Tag
Fler
Harrison
N. J
Whitmore
New York City
New Jersey
Eketer-In-Law
Schenectady
N. Y
Durin
Third Avenue Elevi Railroad
Pa Row
Perou
Tor
Salter
Theodore An Lena
State's case in doubt postpones capito trial to Tuesday
In Harrisburg on May 29 the capitol graft trial was postponed to allow Judge Kunkel to rule on a defense motion to remove the case from the jury’s consideration. Frank Irving’s case was separated. the ruling will affect all defendants. Attorneys Graham Bergner and Schaffer argued state fraud evidence was insufficient. Jamage Scarlet defended the state. Judge Kunkel asked questions on authority delegation and certification methods.
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Harrisburg
Kunkel
Frank Irving
Hye
Eit
Hes Atate
Graham
Bergner
Schaffer
Jamage Scarlet
Kunker
Pennypacker
Meg Graham
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Shelbyville
Ind
Pennsylvania Bill Postere and Distributors’ Association
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Charles Thomas
John Hailey
Oklahoma
Thomas
B. W. Andrews
Kane
Hoe
National Window Glassworkers' Association
Hillsboro
Columbus
International Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Cleveland
W. S. Stone
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F. A. Burgess
Xenia
Matt Denver
Wilmington
James M. Fletcher
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William W. Caldwell
House of Representatives
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Mayor Meals
Ravenna
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Sharlesville
Harry R. Jones
William Jones
Gallipolis
Shaleraville Jones
Wilkesbarre
Shamokin
Gilbau
State Constabulary
Paul Finley
Johan Finley
Portvue
Thomas A. Steele
Alliance
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Latrobe
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Indiana Publishing CO
Indiana County Gazette
Indiana Evening Gazette
Indiana, PA
Jos. S. Cost
R. W. Wehrie & Co
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Indiana House
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Undertaker
Embaime
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Oak St
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