Curse of Drink Cured by White Ribbon Remedy
Secretly given remedy promises to end appetites for alcohol across drinker types. Endorsed by Woman’s Christian Temperance Union leaders and tested on obstinate cases. Available through druggists and by mail from Mrs A M Townsend Boston with regional Indianapolis outlets listed.
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Moore
Woman's Christiamn Temperance Union
West
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
A. M. Townsend
Tremont ST
Boston
Mass
Indianapolis
Carter's Drug Stores
W. Wash.st
Mase.ave
Supreme Court Upholds Kentucky Rate Review Law
The high court upheld Kentucky railroad commissioners power to review railroad rates as exorbitant and to indict railroads in county courts. Five lines of cases include L N Louisville and Nashville Louisville Henderson and St Louis C O Southern and Cincinnati New Orleans Texas Pacific against Kentucky commissioners led by Charles McChord. The decision reverses prior rulings and empowers states to fight railroad rate abuses, signaling potential adoption in other states.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Kentucky Railroad Commissioners
Louisville, Henderson & St. Louis
Southern
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway
Kentucky Railway Commissioners
Charles McChord
Kentucky
Five Roads
Supreme Court
Contempt Find Amid Nome Mine Receiver Dismissal
The en banc federal circuit court in San Francisco held Alaska judge Arthur H. Noyes in contempt for instructing Receiver McKenzie to ignore court orders during the Nome mines dismissal in 1900. Prosecutors Woods and Frost received four months and one year respectively in Alameda County Jail, with Frost cited for criminal complicity along with contempt.
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San Francisco
Federal Circuit Court
Arthur H. Noyes
Alaska
McKenzie
Nome
Atty
Woods
Alameda County
C. F. Frost
Treason Bill Aimed at Anarchists in New York
A bill introduced in the New York General Assembly on Monday would make it treason to attempt to kill the president or the New York governor. The measure targets anarchists and seeks to curb political violence in the state.
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Bill
New York
General Assembly
United States
Doan's Kidney Pills Help Indianapolist Woman
Mrs William Reid of 903 Camp Street testifies she suffered years with kidney related pains and fatigue. After trying various remedies, Doans Kidney Pills from Henry J Huders drug store relieved her symptoms promptly and she reports no recurrence. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
Silver skull man endures strange head weight after surgery
Adam Andrich of Detroit underwent a pioneering silver plate operation two weeks ago at St. Mary's hospital. He describes a heavy, thudding sensation on his brain and nightly visions as the metal covers part of his skull, following a life of injury from a basement elevator accident nine years earlier.
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Detroit
Mich
Adam Andrich
Adam
St. Mary's
Newcomb & Endicott
Franklin man dies after coal train collision on Belt Road
Stephen Harris of Franklin died at City hospital after being struck by a coal train at Belt road and S Meridian street Monday afternoon. He remained conscious for over two hours despite a skull fracture. Harris’s body will be shipped to Franklin, Indiana, where his family resides.
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Stephen Harris
Franklin
The
Belt
Harris
Ind
Gossom
Chicago
Dr. Gossom
John B. Gill
Madison Ar
Henry J. Hyder
Washington and
Pennsylvania Sts
America
Europe
Reinhart
New Opera House Chairs Create Aisle access
Directors of Akron's Colonial opera house adopt a new chair design with a single arm that folds back and turns sideways after the performance. When seats are flipped, the chair automatically opens aisles from front to back, letting the entire audience exit directly to the aisles without squeezing along rows.
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Akron
Colonial Opera House
The Dumb Speaks
Mary Purisky, a five year old girl from Shadyside, who had been mute since birth, spoke for the first time on New Year’s morning after seeing a playmate with an orange. She later asked for the orange plainly and has since learned about two dozen words.
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New York
Mary Purisky
Shadyside
Mary
Trenton
Annie Flannery
Albert Flannery
Flannery
Purisky
Porter Weds Millions in Baltimore Heiress Union
Frederick Meyer, a porter, married Ida Schuler of Baltimore, heiress reportedly worth millions. The ceremony occurred at Westminster Presbyterian Church after Meyer left his job briefly. the couple then returned to their apartment on Fifteenth Street.
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Ruby
Frederick Meyer
Meyer
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Twenty-third St
Seventh-ave
John Lloyd Lee
Ida Schuler
Hearn
Monk initiation Almost kills Port Huron student
Michael J. Hobin, a Detroit College of Law pupil, recounts a brutal Port Huron "Monk" initiation on New Year’s Day. He was half frozen, tarred with ice, beaten, paddled, painted, and fed to screams before being sent home almost ruined.
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Port Huron
Mich
Michael J. Hobin
Detroit College of Law
Hobin
Amisxnia
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Convalescence Tonic
Convalescence after pneumonia typhoid fever and the grip is often not real. Hood's Sarsaparilla is urged as the most effective tonic to make recovery real and rapid. Thousands testify to its efficacy. Take Hood's.
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Hood
Continuous Loose Leaf Ledgers With Self-Locking Extension Back
WM. B. BURFORD announces continuous loose leaf ledgers with self-locking extension back in Indiana. The ad highlights durable storage and secure binding for business records.
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WM. B. Burford
Indiana
Olia
Ind
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Sheboygan Falls
Wis
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Porter
Baltimore
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Broadway
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