Copper Cure Promises Home Treatment for Consumption
A Kalamazoo company promotes Antidotum Tuberculose or the Copper Cure as a cure for tuberculosis. It cites A K Buckhout as a British Tuberculosis Congress member and claims the remedy kills germs, rebuilds lungs, strengthens the heart, and cures quick consumption with home treatment.
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Congress
Kalamazoo
Main Street
Mich
O ‘K. Buckhout
British Tuberculosis Congress
A. H. Dingley
Congressman Dingley
Dingley
John Devries
Adrian de
West St
Pan
DeSmith
Dalton
Kalamazoo, Mich
Rich clubman to marry a pretty typewriter
Boston June 7 Roland Worthington Jr millionaire owner of the Worthington Building will wed Edith Johnson of Pondville Wrentham on June 12 She is a stenographer and the bride to be is said to be strikingly beautiful and just turned 20 The couple’s friends note his bachelor status and social prominence while Edith is praised as one of the citys best stenographers
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Boston
Roland Worthington, Jr
Worthington
State St
Edith Johnson
Pondville
Wrentham
Bos‘ton
Roxbury
Boston Athletic “Association
Country Club
Tiffin ‘Club
Corinthian Yacht Club
Eastern Yacht Club
A.e
A .Atenographer
Courtship Turns to Engagement in Quiet Dedham Romance
The couple’s long smoldering romance became public as engagement rumors spread after frequent park sightings in fall. Miss Johnson, living with her aunt in Pondville, plans an extended trip before settling back in Dedham with her fiancé.
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Johnson
Pondville
Dedham
One Second's Anger Costs John Farrar $1150
Detroit verdict finds John M. Farrar liable for $1150 after a yard dispute with local children. A block of wood thrown to frighten them led to the death of Alfred Armstrong, with the jury ruling the stumble rather than the wood as the cause.
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John Farrar
Detroit
Mich
John M. Farrar
Donovan
Farrar
Mttle
Sol
Armstrong
Alfred G. Armstrong
Capias
William H. McGregor
Charles Austin
German coachman on trial for life in Cleveland case
John Hagesfeld, an elderly German coachman, stands accused of murdering his employer George H Allen after a dispute over money and an insult about a dirty carriage. Allen fathered the suspect’s motive, while Mrs Allen fainted at the scene. Hagesfeld surrendered to police and is out on bail awaiting trial under a cloud of public opinion.
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Cleveland, O
John Hagesfeld
George H. Allen
Hagesfeld
Allen
Story of a fall and fate across a layered chain of luck
A man recalls a Sun newspaper tale of a man who fell from a twelfth story window in New York and, after a chain of unlikely survivals including breaking clothes lines and landing in a tree, narrowly escaped serious harm yet suffered a fatal neck injury from a final fall onto a footstool.
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New York
Union Tactics Pressure Big Four Machinists For Higher Wages
National organizer W D Roderick and business agent Collins plan to notify Gen manager Schaf of the Big Four that a strike will follow if wage demands are not met. Grand lodge direction aims to expedite action with meetings set for Cincinnati or Indianapolis next Thursday. Labor tax proposals prompt mixed support among unions while carpenters and machinists signal willingness to pay monthly or in a lump sum. marriages and events noted include Miss Lillie Hausman and August Brown wedding plans and machinists picnic at Hammona's grove.
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W.D. Roderick
Machinists
Collins
Schaf
Big Four
Grand Lodge
Roderick
Mr. Schaf
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
William Garstang
Motive Power
Ingalls
Labor Temple
Carpenters
Missouri
Abbie the otter hound nurses orphan rat pups in Millville
In Millville New Jersey June 7 produce dealer J R Callahan shows his intelligent otter hound Abbie a talent for rat hunting but objects to killing eight tiny young rats found in a nest. Abbie watches guards and protects the eleven newborns, even moving them to her home where she refuses meals until the litter is safe. Callahan fears nourishment will fail and wonders how the dog will react if the pups die.
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Millville
N. J
Mr. Callahan
Abbie
Big Pet
Tkean
Mr. Callahen
Neighborly Advice on Kidney Pain Relief
Indianapolis resident W A Roberts of 1133 Fletcher Ave and Globe Life Insurance reports chronic kidney pain and back aches improved after using Dean’s Kidney Pills. He bought them from Henry J Hudson’s drug store and found relief in less than a box, with kidney secretions returning to normal. Roster Milburn Co. Buffalo NC distributes United States rights.
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W. A. Roberts
Fletcherave
Globe Life and Accident Insurance Company
Dean
Henry J. Huder
Atore
Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. C
United ‘States
Mrs Elizabeth Ingram Endorses Nerve Pills For Heart Weakness
Mrs Elizabeth Ingram of Indianapolis says a run down nervous system caused heart weakness. After using Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills from Hyder's drug store she reports restored nerve tone and steady heart action. Pills sell for 50c a box with the portrait of A W Chase on every package.
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Elizabeth Ingram
Columbia St
Indianapolis
Ind
Hyder
Dr.a. W. Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
A. W. Chase
M. D
Foster Cat Moms Rabbit as She Nurses All
In Worcaster Maas on June 7 a tiger stripe half Angora cat named Mandy, three years old, acts as a foster mother to a newborn rabbit. She nurses and cleans the rabbit, sharing care with her two six week old kittens, drawing daily visitors to the De la Tour home to see the unlikely family.
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Worcaster
Maas
W. F. de la Tour
de la Tour
Mandy
Human Battery Arrested at White House Imposter Seized
A colored man calling himself the human electric battery was arrested at the White House on Friday as he tried to force his way to the president. He told police his name was R. B. Allen and that he came from Hicksville, Ohio. he is likely to be sent to St Elizabeth ingane asylum.
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Washington
White House
R. B. Allen
Hicksville, O
St. Elizabeth Ingane Asylum
German Reader Credits Chamberlain Pain Balm Cure
George Schaub of New Lebanon Ohio, a Dayton Volkszeitung reader, bought Chamberlain s Pain Balm for his wife who suffered eight weeks with a lame back. After a few days she felt renewed and the pain vanished before finishing the bottle, and he hopes others hear of her recovery. The balm is sold by all druggists.
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George Schaub
New Lebanon
Ohio
Dayton Volkszeitung
Chamberlain
Lkewise
Boy crushed by coal wagon at Elk Neck
Preston Ackers aged 4 at Elk Neck Maryland was fatally injured when he threw himself under the wheels of a wagon loaded with coal. The incident occurred June 7 and the wagon's load toppled the child as he attempted to climb or move near the wagon. He died from the injuries sustained in the accident.
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Elk Neck
Preston Ackers
Ackers
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Ajith Suez
the Sun
K. Buckhout
Iman
Tuberculosis
Remate Co., (Ltd
Brit‘gah Tuberculosis Congress
Covert
Ironworkers’ Union
Indianapolis Union
Anderson
Greencastle
Alexandria
Exwood
Marion
Brown-Ketcham Company
Hetherington-Berner Company
Ironworkers’ International
Architectural Ironworkers’ Union
Lillie Hausman
Laundry Workers’, Union
August Brown
Miss Hausman
Arthur T. Roos
the Molders
Margaret Dugan
Michigan-st
Hammona’s Grove
O'Mara
Shelbyville
Dianapolis
Rogers
Algo
Lilly & Stalnaker
East Washinton
NEW Publications
Tre Tooug
Mtstasire
Willian
UY. City
Colorado
FLYER
Santa Fe
Roosevelt
Brighton
W.O. W
Indianapolis Union Station
Terre Haute
Kansas City
Pullman Palace
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Denver
Jarvey
Alt St
Walnut
Veliebie
Anton Ar
Ibrou
Drs. Kennedy & Kergan
Amarice
Sidney
Dre
Keagan
Indianapolis, Ind
Pal Aera
Docs
TET Laxarola CO
Vesey
N. Yn
Death
Chicago
Sloan Drug CO
Vonnegut’s
E. Wash. St
Rouse & Mayhew
Opticians
Massachusetts Ave
Asa Sen
Rex Fen
D. A. Sheen CO
Ating Bank
Tor
Ieee
Reom Ea Bag
Chas
W. Eichrodt
Union Station
W.washington-St
Frank H. Carter
W. Wapehington-st
Harry-Frencis Pharmacy
Cor. Penn
Chio-sts
L. E. Morrison & Co
W. Wash.-st
Dr Carter & Co
DR. Carter & CO
Yohn Bik
Paris
DR. Stevens & CO
Columbus
Mermen Bishop
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