Favorite Remedy Cited By Pastor As Kidney Cure
The Rev Mr Yeisley of St Paris Ohio and editor of the Paris Dispatch says Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy cured his kidney trouble after other medicines failed. He credits the remedy with enabling insurance acceptance and relief from urinary issues, while promoting other Kennedy products and mail order samples.
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Yeisley
David Kennedy
Weisley
First Reformed Church
St. Paris
Ohio
Paris Dispatch
Davida Kennedy
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout, N
Barbers Dread the Fourth of July Sounds
Barbers describe fears during Independence Day celebrations as explosions ring out near shops. A barber recounts a sudden sharp report startling his hand and wounding no one, while others worry about accidental injuries to customers.
Woman Defies Neighbors Over Barn Encroachment in Greenwich
Mrs Bartholomew Finn wife of a mechanic faced and deterred a group of a dozen men including an officer on her property with bricks in each hand while neighbor Joseph Whelan moved a barn protruding onto her land. She refused to yield possession and kept watch late.
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Greenwich
Conn
Bartholomew Finn
Joseph Whelan
Angry bull causes panic on steamer Major Reybold
In Wilmington Delaware on July 7 a large bull escaped from the Major Reybolds hold while the steamer was on the Delaware river. The bull charged a refreshment stand scattering soft drinks and sandwiches. It jumped overboard but was recaptured and landed safely on deck with a block and tackle.
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Wilmington
Del
Major Reybold
Delaware River
Romance Brings Japanese Sailor and Scotswoman Together in City Wedding
In Philadelphia on July 17, Yatora Marouka and May Kennedy wed at Rev. Charles KE Adams’s home. Marouka, a former liner steward between New York and Liverpool, met Kennedy on a White Star dock as his ship moored. They kept up a cross country courtship with weekly visits as he ran a boarding house in Philadelphia. The ceremony followed Japanese custom with a multi day celebration.
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Philadelphia
Yatora Marouka
May Kennedy
Charles KE. Adams
Marouka
New York
Liverpool
Scotland
White Star
Love
Roosevelt Train Stop Highlights and Merit Promotion Order
President Roosevelt arrived Philadelphia after July 4 exercises in Pittsburg and greeted crowds at Harrison and Lancaster. An executive order blocks political influence on promotions, requiring merit-based decisions and restricting recommendations from outsiders.
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Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Pittsburg
Harrison
Knox
Washington
Olympia
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Chicken quarrel ends with fatal blow in Crisfield
In Crisfield Maryland on July 7 Clyde Blades 26 was beaten with a swingletree during a quarrel over chickens blamed on William Powell. Blades was gravely injured and may not recover while Powell fired several shots at Blades' birds after they wandered into Powell's cornfield.
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Crisfield
Clyde Blades
William Powell
Blade
Powell
Blades
First Wives Reunion Shocks Rutland Woman After 32 Years
Mrs Dennis Sird learns her first husband Joseph Martin Jr alive in Rutland Vermont after 32 years believed dead. He had remarried twice and fathered children. both families in Indiana and the west. He came east seeking traces of their son Joseph Martin Jr. and met his wife again in Rutland, prompting uncertainty over next steps.
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Rutland
Dennis Sird
Joseph Martin, Jr
Martin
Massachusetts
West
Startin
Sird
Indiana
Everett-Moore Syndicate Rises From Financial Woes
The Everett Moore syndicate, once in deep financial trouble and millions in debt, has paid off or restructured all obligations and is back on its feet. It plans to push numerous electric projects that had been dormant.
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Cleveland, O
Everett- Moore Syndicate
Heat Wave Grips East Shifting to Beach Exodus
The first real hot wave of the season hit the east on Saturday. Temperatures rose from the 70s to near 90 by noon in New York with a heavy thundershower in the afternoon that did not cool the air or halt beachgoing.
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New York
Mercury
Nightclothes Hero Chases Burglar Through Poplar Street
In Philadelphia residents woke to shouts of stop thief and saw a “ghost” racing along the sidewalk. Police officer Clark pursued and arrested Charles Reimel who said he chased a burglar after the man stole his pantaloons containing $11. The stolen items were recovered behind a step.
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Philadelphia
Poplar St
Clark
Charles Reimel
Reimel
Mother Reunites With Children After Ellis Island Hearing
Maria Antonio Alloeca of Sabiano near Naples, detained at Ellis Island since May 5, was released after a re hearing. Her husband, once a brigadier, disappeared with the children and dowry, later found alive in Newark with a bigamous marriage. Authorities moved to recover property and prosecute him. the dowry worth 6,000 livres remains unnegotiated government certificates.
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New York
Maria Antonio Alloeca
Sabiano
Naples
Ellis 13
Pae- Hee
Sabine
Newark
N. J
Special Inquiry Board
Ellisieland
Italy
Ellis Island
Washington
Williams
Treasury
New Jersey
Drought Wrecks Zapata County Strains Residents
In Zapata county Texas a two year drought left the area desolate with no rain railroads or grass. Judge Spohn appeals for swift relief as thousands trek to the Rio Grande for water. Cattle owners now beg for grain while the once rich stock country becomes a desert.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Zapata County
Spahn
Texas
Rio Grande
Spohn
Zapata
Fort Wayne Man Battles Eight-Foot Man-Eating Shark
Harry M. Speerman of Fort Wayne Indiana battled a live eight foot man eating shark off Steeplechase pier Atlantic City New Jersey on July 7. The shark attacked repeatedly tearing at his arm and leg before lifeguards Callhoun and Neal harpooned the predator. Speerman received medical attention and intends to have the shark stuffed.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Harry M. Speerman
Fort Wayne
Ind
Speerman
Step Callhoun
James Neal
Callhoun
Divided skirts gain traction for women riders in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis the divided riding skirt for women astride horses replaces side saddles. Once a Boston aristocrat trend, it spreads through the East and now local riders like Mrs. William E. English embrace the practical, graceful look. Two young women in divided skirts rode near Morton Place with a male companion observing.
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Indianapolis
Boston
East
Morton Place
William E. English
Eastern schools seen drifting away from American ideals
State superintendent Frank L. Jones criticizes eastern universities as becoming more aristocratic and athletics‑driven. He argues scholarship suffers compared to Indiana institutions and notes social culture trends, including a rise in formal dress, reflect broader changes rather than aristocracy.
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Frank L. Jones
Mr. Jones
Indiana
State University At
Bloomington
Chicago
Clergyman Hatches Own Grave in Wisconsin
Rev. J. Reinhart, a retired pastor from Manitowoc Wisconsin, supervised his grave digging in Evergreen Cemetery this spring and engraved a German inscription on a large sandstone stating his birth year and a death date. He anticipates dying this month and has been bed-bound since.
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Manitowoc, Wis
J. Reinhart
Evergreen Cemetery
Holliday's New Warehouse Planned at Georgia and Missourists
W. J. Holliday & Co. will construct a brick warehouse on Georgia and Missourists measuring 130 by 195 feet at a cost of 7325 dollars. The one story building will later be raised to four stories and used initially as an iron and steel warehouse before becoming a general storage facility.
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W. J. Holliday & Co
Georgia
Missourists
Jealous of Colored Husband Leads to Fatal Shooting
In Pittsburg on July 7, Maggie Jackson, a white woman, shot and killed her Black husband Charles Jackson at their home amid jealousy over his affections. He was shot through one lung and remains seriously wounded as she gives conflicting accounts of accident and self defense. The story notes unrelated testimonial about Burdock Blood Bitters from Mrs. Charles Hutton of Beville Michigan.
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Pittsburg
Maggie Jackson
Charles Jackson
Jackson
We Charge 10c for a Shave at Phoenix Barber Shop
Local ad for Phoenix Barber Shop at 153 East Market Street promotes a shave for ten cents as competitive with any barber. The message emphasizes value and quality and invites customers to visit for services.
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Phoenix Barber Shop
E. Market St
Telephone your liner advertisements to CHE SUN
A short notice directs readers to place liner ads by calling CHE SUN at number 880, available for new or existing customers.
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Che Sun
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