Dont Poison Baby Forty Years Ago Warns On Opium Narcotics
A cautionary note recalls a time when mothers used paregoric and laudanum to lull infants to sleep. It warns of narotic dangers, stressing that drugs like morphine and opium can cause fatal sleep. Druggists must label narcotics poison and avoid selling to children without warning, while Castoria is claimed to be narcotic free.
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Chas
H. Fletcher
J. W. Allen
St. Louia
Monaya
Cor. Gudden
St. Paul
Minn. Siya
TH. D. Benner
Philadelphia
Nya
J. A. Boarman
Kansasity
J. J. Mackey
Brooklyn
N.Y
Nord
Howard Omen
New York City
Movement for six year presidential term gains national push
CHICAGO June 10 The national must aogs League led by Erakine M Phelps of Chicago has begun a movement for a constitutional amendment to make the US president's term six years with no reelection Both capital and labor are said to benefit and the change could ease public unrest Missionary work will be done among delegates to the conventions.
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Chicago
National Mustaogs League
Erakine M. Phelps
United States
Grape Nuts Road to Wollville Health Column Wins Praise
A fragment from a health column praises Grape Nuts for beauty and wellness. The piece, titled The Road to Wollville, appears in a mid-century magazine section highlighting nutrition benefits and daily diet habits.
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Wollville
Vessels Burned With Loss of Life Since Beginning of the Last Century
Fragmentary OCR list traces lost ships and dates from 1800 to 1904 with scattered figures and place names. The readable items note voyages to Auckland and other ports, with multiple loss tallies such as 470 and 1,000, but many tokens are garbled, leaving an incomplete inventory of vessels and fatalities without coherent narrative.
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Tone
Loas
Nor Vandan
Jows
Auckland
Professional beggar accused of collecting twelve thousand dollars
NeW York June K Ada Morgan allegedly deceived charitable donors by claiming desertion and starvation at wealthy households. She reportedly earned about $12 000 in two years visiting homes and telling suffering tales, with police saying she and her husband operated widely including in Chicago St Louis Cincinnati and Philadelphia.
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New York
June K
Ada Morgan
Keokuk
Chicago
St Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Children Care Arrangements Through Juvenile Court
Wisconsin family arrangements under Juvenile Court oversight show one son sent to Julian Work, while two daughters are placed with various boards and families for care. The case reflects ongoing efforts to secure guardianship and welfare services for the children.
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Lyman Curt
Zi Hoeveyert
Julian
Board of Children
Lynchehaus Son May Prove To Be An Actor At School Play
James Lynchehaus Jr two two, son of Irish refugee, acted in the parochial school production A sia of trouble during closing exercises on Wednesday night. Eight gold medals for attendance and excellence were awarded from fifty pupils by lot. Recipients included F owyer J Culgony C O Dagnell George Reis L Logan J Lynch J Burke and D Hennessey.
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James Lynchehaus, Jr
St. John's Parochial School
Lot
Fowyer
J. Culgony
C. O'Dagnell
George Reis
L. Logan
J. Lynch
J. Burke
D. Hennessey
Trade With Canada Near Record Pace Says Commerce Bureau
Washington June 16 experts from the department of commerce and labor report business with Canada is booming and will reach new highs in the current and upcoming fiscal year. The bureau of statistics prepared the reports indicating a larger Canada trade record than ever before.
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Washington
Canada
Department of Commerce and Labor
Departfmencry Bureau of Statistic
Ibe
Contests Behind Closed Doors at Republican N N C Session
Delegates and reporters gathered as rules were adopted in executive session amid disputes between John W. Yerkes and Roles Penrose. Debates centered on reporting the Derby-like nominations and potential seating of delegates, with tensions rising from Delaware, Louisiana, and Wisconsin battles and a battle between Addicks and anti Addicks factions. The Louisiana delegation drew the loudest demonstration as two contingents arrived to contest seating.
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Chicago
Republican National Committee
Wis
John W. Yerkes
Kentucky
Roles Penrose
Pennsylvania
Haonua
Ehairden
Quay
Adopian
Postimaster
Wayne
Scott
Delaware
Louisiana
Wisconsin
Wisconam
Spooner
Congreaenan Mabedek
H.C. Warmath
Williams Organization
Cohen
Grand Prix Race Prep With Ambulance On Standby
Teeming with chaos and danger the Gordon Bennett race organizers announce Friday’s event will run on a rough course. Ambulances and a hundred doctors prepare to handle potential injuries as Emperor Wilhelm II inspects the track and officials tighten safety measures amid high speed testing.
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Tiomburg
Germany
Leen
Baron von Grandenstein
Emperor Wilkim
Mirror Breakage Brings Unlucky Events in Cleveland
In Cleveland a mirror shattered at Mrs. Bauers home triggering fires and damage while a family expects seven years of bad luck. No one was injured though a bolt struck near the chimney and set carpets alight as Mrs. Bauers and others scrambled to safety with her seven year old son.
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Cleveland
Joseph Dnuers
Aines
Lawers
Downstaire
Henry Gartner
Margareta
Bauers
Gartner
Peabody recalls troops and martial law end in San Miguel
Denver June 16 Charles J. Moyer was released by military authorities and placed in the custody of civil officials after a proclamation by Guy Peabody declaring martial law in San Miguel county. Troops were released from duty as the order ended.
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Peabody
Denver
Charles J. Moyer
Ciel
Guy, Peabody
San Miguel County
Divorce Suit Follows Dinner Dispute Between Spouses
Thomas F Collins of Indi an went home for dinner Wednesday to find his wife absent and learned from his attorney that she had filed for divorce and sought alimony of ten thousand dollars. The couple, married eleven years, previously had one divorce and remarried. A daughter’s suit from five years ago for six thousand plus costs weighed on the case.
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Thomas FE. Collins
Drogeint
Bia
Dia
Callina
Bert M8
Collins
Ims
Sait
Lightning Strikes Kill Mother and Three Children in Missouri
Warre nsburg Missouri June 16 Aire France Hollenbach and three small children were struck by lightning. Mrs Hollenbach was instantly killed and the children badly burned and likely to die. The house was destroyed by fire.
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Warrensburg
Aire
France
Hollenbach
Tragic Slocum Disaster Eyewitness Accounts
Capt Flannery recounts the Slocum horror on the fatal voyage, describing a doomed vessel, children clinging to life, and dash for safety as boiler decks burned. Survivors recall mothers shielding infants, drowning, and the brutal scene as those aboard fought to save the unfortunates. Families recount losses including Mrs Granter and her infant, while Mrs Kessell clung to her son and daughter as chaos unfolded.
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Flannery
Walter Trang
Scott
Thane
Muller
Lilian Granter
Snake Kills Girl as Rattler Strikes at Mackey
In Mackey near Evansville Indiana a nine year old girl died after being bitten on the porch by a six foot rattlesnake. Her father killed the snake as the child lay in a mat and a doctor arrived too late. The reptile had sixteen rattles and a button, the largest seen in the area.
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Evansville
Ind
Fred Burnet
Mackey
Merlewske
Births and marriages listed with partial, scattered details
Births record names William and Carre Kriner. Kl. Kates and Emma Grinking. Dox Michiel and Fannie Lewis. Levi and Minnia Fulton. Frank and Martha Wonders. Hebecem Shupingky. Enos E. and Alph Leonard. Harry and Stella Hawkins. Edward and Neltie Dykert. others listed with addresses and outcomes. Typhoid fever and related deaths noted at City hospital. convulsions and septicaemia also cited. A large section lists marriages among numerous couples and multiple building permits with addresses and costs.
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William and
Carre Kriner
Watcattgt
Kates
Emma Grinking
Detroitest
Dox
Michiel
Fannie Lewis
Shemerdave
Levi and
Minnia Fulton
King-ave
Bow
Peter and
Mame Mingler
William
Hebecem Shupingky
Enos E
Alph Leonard
N. Beneate-ave
Harry and
Stella Hawkins
Cincinnati-at
Edward and
Neltie Dykert
Sal Molly
Two Charged With Murder In Feud-Violence Inquest
Bedford June 1 Coroner Plummer concluded the inquest into Tuesday’s feudal encounter killings. Reports say Henry Tow and Dave Readley will be charged with murder. James Heat and Charles Hoat are also linked to deaths. Proceedings stalled over grand jury action while Magistrate Tietcher may hear inquiry. Remains of James ant hackles Fags buried in the yard memorial context.
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Bedford
Plummer
Eald
Henry Tow
Dave Readley
Muniel
James Heat
Charles Hoat
Stephenson
Wilcot
Tietcher
Jamer
Insane Man Triggers School Panic in Omaha
An unnamed man wandering amid hallucinations caused a panic at a public school in Omaha Nebraska when he entered a room claiming to seek protection. He was captured by officials after the incident. Meanwhile New York reports progress on the Harlem River transit tunnel nearing completion within six weeks.
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Omaha
Juneté
New York
Harlem
Weantos
Transit schedule notes for Indianapolis rail line
Fragmentary timetable mentions rapid transit between Indianapolis and Martinsville with hourly and half hourly segments. References a Kentucky Avenue station, intermediate stops, and a car at 8:40. Mentions fares around 220 and a 5:30 AM or PM timing, plus departures from Moore and Megharite areas for Indianapolis and Martinsville.
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Indianapolis
Martinsville
Tragalt
Kentucky
Samedale
Kenturey Avenue
Martinanille
Martine
Martineuil
Dodlanapalis
Moore
Indianap
Megharite
Indisnapolis
Marinsville
Indianapolis and Northwestern Traction timetable notes
A historical timetable fragment lists Indianapolis and Northwestern Traction Company routes with connections to Lafayette Frankfort Kokomo and Anderson. It includes train times to Lafayette at 94:00 and 8:00 p m and notes limited service to smaller towns with full service to larger ones, plus through passenger car details and delivery windows between Indianapolis and Franklin.
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Indianapolis & Northwestern Traction Company
Seat Otn Ten Aa
Janspolls I Flekcet. Eng
Cuptens
W. Mucylangeg. Ryack
Neith * Sre Limited
Talun
Lafayette
Dlianapolia
Imsted
Prankfort
Ine Ninapeliy
Srankfort
Onul
Indianapolis
Columbus& Southern Traction Co
Washington Sators
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Hudson River
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Potomac River
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Lynchehaun
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Supreme Court
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Joseph Bauers
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Slocum Horror
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Annie
Edward
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Sway
North Brothers
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Ide
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L. S. Ayres
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Little Gil
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Frank Poles
City Hospital
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W. Meyrilest
Ana M. Hammond
Prince A. Hankin
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A.W. Sharwood
Lizzie Matanall
Howard W. Lemon
Margaret Thirty
William A. Marschke
Pearl E. Cot
Claude B. Stanley
Bila Flynn
Edward C. Mclaughlin
Gertrude Youngerman
Robert H. Steven
Elato I. Franklin
Benjamin, Wilaon
Emma Conn
Hugh Chaffle
Sadie Stewart
Herbert Pool
Julia Foeter
William L. Miller
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Missouri
Thirtyfirst
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Minnats
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Femodel
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Gwening
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Andeexon Monde Tipton Kokomo
Tomenesth
Tia
Jatlanepti
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