Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Claim to Cure Deafness Due to Catarrh
Impairment of hearing and head noises from catarrh are described as common, with several cases cited. Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are promoted as a constitutional remedy said to cure catarrh in the head and eustachian tubes. Endorsed by Mrs. Jane Barlow and Army Surgeon C. S. Beverly, the ad urges purchase at 50 cents a box and requests a free booklet from F A Stuart Co.
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Jane Barlow
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Allen
James A. Pritchard
William Bosson
Rumor Swirls Around Clark Exit and Shepard Auditorship
A rumor says Cy Clark may withdraw from the county race, leaving Fred Shepard as auditor contender if Smith secures the chair. Smith allies push for his chair, aiming to back Shepard. Clark’s denial is cautious. The scene features Koehne faction tensions and bids for coroner Dunlavy, judge seats, and county secretary roles amid a wary “old ring.”
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Cy Clark
Harry B. Smith
Fred Shepard
Smith
Shepard
Clark
Fred Joss
Harry Negley
Allen
James A. Pritchard
Circuit Court
Negley
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsements From Indianapolis Readers
Hundreds of Indianapolis residents publicly endorse Doan's Kidney Pills as a firm remedy for kidney trouble. Mrs. Margaret Nixon of 120 Bentoa st reports back pain relief and renewed strength after two boxes bought at Henry J. Huder's store. Family members also benefited. Sold by all dealers at 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's and take no substitute.
Navy ends use of carrier pigeons for wireless telegraphy
The Navy Department will abandon pigeons in favor of wireless telegraphy. Brooklyn yard holds 55 birds slated for sale on Monday. Rear Admiral Barker notes that wireless may replace the pigeon system and expects stations aboard ships and at government stations to be established.
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New York
Navy Department
Navy Yard
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Barker
Brooklyn Yard
Department
United States
Cincinnati Streetcar Troubles Spur City Bill
Cincinnati faces streetcar service woes as the city attorney prepares a bill to require the traction company to grant general transfers and allow city supervision over routes to relieve downtown congestion. The Ohio legislature will be asked to pass the measure at its next session.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnnati Traction Company
Ohio
Wireless telegraphy sparks doubts from Postal manager
F W Samuels of the Postal telegraph cables company argues wireless messages would cause confusion and infidelity. He cites current limits, argues six messages could pass on one wire, and says his firm would lay cables to the Philippines if wireless had value. Superintendent J M Taylor of Western Union predicts a future revolution but remains cautious.
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F. W. Samuels
Postal Telegraph-Cables Company
Philippines
London
Mars
J. M. Taylor
Western Union
Mr. Taylor
Inventor Bradford Dies Before Million Dollar Invention
Edward Taylor Bradford, a mining engineer in New York, died after claiming he would earn 1,000,000 if he lived a week more for his ore smelting machine. He had perfected a device to cut smelting costs by about one fifth and a buyer was ready. Bradford left a Denver widow and two children.
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Edward T. Bradford
New York
Edward Taylor Bradford
Bradford
O’hanlon
Tom
Oscar Purdy
Denver
Sweet Revenge of a Jilted Woman
New York reports a Paterson New Jersey breach of promise case involving Miss Cammie Baker suing William E. Flannigan for 300 dollars. She carried out a public humiliation by attending the wedding, presenting a parcel with the breach papers to the bride and groom, then leaving. she seeks 200 dollars for a wedding dress and says the reception scene compensated her loss. She mentions possessing letters to be shown if the suit goes forward.
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New York
Cammie Baker
William E. Flannigan
Paterson
N. J
Miss Baker
Richard Randall
Flannigan
Mrs. Flannigan
Red albumen fraud shocks New York farmers
A Geneva New York study declares red albumen a scam with only 1 percent albumen and the rest red paint. Farmers in Binghamton and surrounding areas paid up to 60 cents a pound for it to stimulate hens, causing widespread disappointment and investor losses as demand collapses to mere two cents.
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Binghamton
N. Y
New York Agricultural Experiment Station
Geneva
New York Christmas Gifts Aid Poor Families
New York newspapers and charities provided gifts and meals to poor families on Christmas Day. The New York Journal distributed 300,000 toys for 50,000 children in Greater New York from public funds, plus party meals for overworked parents. Helen Gould aided hospital children. the Salvation Army held a large feast. Wall Street firms gave generous gifts including a $50,000 mark to Fred Olcott of Central Trust. Rockefeller gifted all employees. the stock exchange and coffee exchange also distributed sums to staff.
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New York Journal
New York
Weill
Helen Gould
Salvation Army
Wall-st
Fred Olcott
Central Trust Company
John D. Rockefeller
New York Stock Exchange
Coffee Exchange
Union Traction Grants Christmas Wage Increase
Philadelphia December 26 an increase in wages was the Christmas surprise furnished by the Union traction company to every conductor and motor man in its employ. The increase will cost the Union $300,000 a year.
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Philadelphia
Union Traction Company
Union
Busy Preacher Files For Town Justice Post
Glens Falls New York area notes Rev. William A Wood has qualified for the town of Neaveau justice of the peace. He was elected last spring and presently serves as pastor at a small West Mountain church and handles religious court and sporting reporting for a local daily.
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Wm. A. Wood
Neaveau
Wood
West Mountain
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