Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promote Perfect Digestion
The ad extols weak digestion as a health danger and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as safe, economical relief. It cites testimonials from Mayfield California to Detroit Michigan and urges regular use to cure gastric insufficiency, improve blood and skin, and restore appetite.
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Stuart
Thomas Seale
Mayfield
Calif
E. H. Davis
Hampton
Phil Brooks
Detroit
Mich
Lydia Bartram
Assyria
E. R. Page
J. R. Hoag
Wymore
Nebraska
Henry Kirkpatrick
Lawrence
Mass
Mrs Soffel Declines Stage Return Plans
Fittsburg reports Mrs Soffel continues to improve and declines a Saturday invitation to perform on stage despite offers of a home from Charles Amman and his wife if freed by court or after prison term. New York notes Westminster kennel club show timing and a new canine antitoxin vaccination method by Dr Delaney, described as a preventive for distemper after trials with many dogs.
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New York
Westminster Kennel Club
Delaney
Man Rescues Woman and Child, Killed by Runaway Horse
In Philadelphia on February 17 Samuel Brown sacrificed his life to save Mrs Angelino Crossito and her boy from a runaway trolley team. He leaped from the car to push them clear but was crushed under the horse, dying instantly.
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Philadelphia
Bloomfield Smallpox Outbreak Ties To Wedding Plans
Frederick Bower Jr. dies of smallpox after visiting Miss Ehrhardt whom he planned to marry. Dr Gertrude L Ward attends him. she is 22 and the town council president's daughter. Four smallpox cases exist in Orange and Bloomfield, costing the town $40 daily.
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Bloomfield, N. J
Frederick Bower, Jr
Ehrhardt
Gertrude L. Ward
Theodore H. Ward
Bloomfield Town Council
Young Bower
That Bad Bear Again
The Bear of Black Water swamp near Newfield and nearby New Jersey towns haunts area farms. Women avoid night travel as hunting parties pursue the animal, which dodged shots and retreated to its swamp den, causing farmers to fear further incursions.
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Philadelphia
Black Water
Newfield
New Jersey
Brain
Potter College Lawsuit Over Damages And Expelled Girls
Potter College sues Short and Haynes for tuition of daughters Ruth Waynes and Florence Cottrell Short after four Kentucky girls were expelled for a late night rabbit supper escape. Short and Haynes counterclaim for 50000 damages alleging college guards failed to protect moral character and coerced their daughter through threats and firearms.
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Hardinsburg
Exclusive Potter College
Kentucky
Potter College
B. F. Cabell
Short
Haynes
Ruth Waynes
Florence Cottrell Short
Haynes de Seva
Big Shoot Planned By Indianapolis Gun Club
The Indianapolis gun club schedules a three day shoot March 19 to 21 with two days of target shooting and one day of pigeon shooting. Local members debate live-bird shooting while noting birds from Chicago fed to hospitals in some cities and sold to dealers here. Top shooters are expected. Kansas City tournament opens the first week of April as part of a larger circuit.
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Elorace Comstock
Cincinnati
Chicago
Kansas City
Man Arrested On Bigamy Charge After Two Wives Appear
John Martin, 28, failed to post bail and was sent to county prison to await trial for bigamy. At his hearing both alleged wives, Mrs. Bertha Martin and Miss Jennie King, testified that he married them while living at Clifton Heights and in Philadelphia. Martin offered no excuses.
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Philadelphia
John Martin
Martin
Cramps
Bertha Herbig
Clearfield St
Richmond
Cumberlandsrs
Martin No. 2
Americans Flay Kissing the King's Hand in Latin Era
Gen Huidekoper denounces Americans who kiss King Edward VII’s hand as servile to royalty. He argues Americans value liberty and democracy and says England twice fought against the Union, aiding the Confederacy. He questions President Roosevelt’s daughter attending the coronation as semi official. The denial of the King’s reception report did not change his view.
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Philadelphia
H. S. Huidekoper
Union League
Edward VII
Gen. Huidekoper
Great Britain
England
America
Spain
Roosevelt
Miss Roosevelt
Bill Jokers in Court Basemnt Tale of Nationality
William Flynn joked with friends in the courthouse basement, saying he nearly became an Englishman. He claimed his brother was born in Liverpool and that he himself was born in Ireland, leaving the crowd to wonder if the quip was deliberate.
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William Flynn
Court House
Flynn
Liverpool
Flima
Ireland
Fionn
Bachelor’s Romance Ends in Prolonged Estate Suit
In Poughkeepsie a 20 year dispute over the estate of Jacob Dewitt, Ulster county bachelor, is settled as executors file final accounts. The case followed Dewitt’s past love with a neighbor’s daughter and a dispute over a 5000 dollar note claimed as a marriage settlement. A series of verdicts and appeals ended with defeat and the litigation’s end.
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Poughkeepsie
Jacob Dewitt
Ulster County
Davis
Dewitt
Bruyn
Ee Dewitt
Six Women Propose to Man in Sioux Supreme Court Story
DULUTH Minn Feb 17 The Eaton story about winning section 30 millions has drawn many letters to Frank W Eaton from unfamiliar suitors Six offers of marriage arrive including two from New York City one from Evansville Indiana and one from St Louis
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Louis
Buffalo
New York
Botanic Blood Balm Promises Cure For Blood Poison
Advertisement claims Botanic Blood Balm cures blood poison ulcers boils and skin blemishes by killing poison and purifying the blood. It touts six years of standard treatment and offers free samples from Blood Balm Co. Atlanta with free medical advice and mentions Indianapolis distributor H J Huder.
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Botanic
Blood Balm Co
Atlanta
Indianapolis
H.J. Huder
Washington
Pennsylvania
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