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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1905
Page
1
Ported by Porter T. Cope, Philadelphia philanthropist, the piece contends vaccination causes smallpox, consumption, cancer and debility. It claims cowpox vaccines are produced under cruel conditions, tainted by corpse virus, and links vaccination to global disease increases and deaths of Jenner and Kemmer.
In New Orleans on September 4 the daily tally of yellow fever cases and deaths drops. Only three deaths reported, with the total near 83 on the prior date, and confidence grows that the outbreak is waning. Several outside locations report new cases, including Morgan City and Gulfport, while city officials note ongoing infection worries despite regulations.
At Tobau on a September 10 incident, soldiers and civilians clashed after agitators attacked a military company. The violence left 10 dead and 50 wounded, with police and troops firing sabers and a detachment storming a house. One policeman died and several soldiers were injured, 21 wounded taken to hospital. many civilians, including women and children, were among the casualties.
Congressman William Alden Smith of Michigan dined with Emperor Wilhelm II and mingled with royalty after a dinner devoted to peace talk. The exchange highlighted President Roosevelt for his efforts toward peace and included introductions to Crown Prince Frederick William and Chancellor Theodor von Bethmann-Hollweg.
Chicago social pages report Marshall Field the Chicago merchant has a special license to marry Mrs Della Spencer Caton of Chicago. The ceremony is planned at St Margaret s church Westminster with a short European honeymoon afterwards.
A severe rain and wind storm batters New York causing flooded basements and collapsing walls of several under construction buildings. About BB8 inches of rain drenched the city, delaying traffic and triggering widespread damage.
A severe nor'easter drenched New York area towns with record rainfall. Underground conduits overflowed and streets flooded from Brooklyn to the riverfront, closing roads and straining building authorities. Passengers faced ferry delays as waters rose and infrastructure failures prompted emergency shoring.
Reports from the Canal Zone medical authorities say a laborer’s Aug. 26 death at La Boa was caused by bubonic plague, prompting Central American and Meneut ports to refuse freight via the isthmus. Costa Rica and Nicaragua tighten port access as Panama railroad changes unfold. A New York arrival, G Bierd, takes over as road superintendent, with W Rodman named road boss. Zanzibar declares plague infection with ten cases and five deaths among natives.
Brigands murder and loot near Tangier as Raisuli leads a feared band to clash with Angeras. Europeans flee the suburbs while Moroccan authorities, powerless, fear further massacres and ransom-taking by the armed groups.
Four proven home remedies are highlighted as dependable, each selected as the best of its kind and recommended for general use. The piece emphasizes reliability and consumer confidence in the listed remedies.
Rheumatism sufferers are offered Athlophoros as a guaranteed cure to remove uric acid from blood and joints and end pain. The ad claims the remedy has repeatedly proven its efficacy and will cure the worst forms of rheumatism. One bottle will bring relief and buyers are urged to call and purchase.
A newspaper ad touts Capillaris as a cure for baldness skin disease itching scalp and dandruff with no lead sulfur or injurious ingredients. It claims rapid hair loss halt within one to nine weeks and notes piles baby humors and skin blemishes improve after limited applications selling a 50 cent bottle.
An advertisement touts Bosworth's Infallible Nervine as the best tonic for nerves blood stomach liver and kidneys. It claims to strengthen weakened parts with mild thorough action and is suitable for all ages.
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