Sweat and bowels plea in summer health claim
A vintage remedy advertisement touts perspiration as a natural body cleanse and promotes CASCARETS as a candy cathartic to keep bowels strong in summer. It claims the product removes impure matter by bowel action, prevents sweating of filth through pores, and promises a cure or money back with samples and booklet from Sterling Remedy Co.
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Fe Bull
C.C.C
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
New York
Sermonist Lyon Delivers Violent Yet Moving Tent Sermon
Rev. M. H. Lyon, leading union services in a Fountain-square tent, urged his audience to choose between Barabbas and Jesus with forceful, vivid gestures. The Windy City preacher drew large crowds, with 500-plus nightly listeners and many reported conversions.
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Lyon
Tarabbas
Jesus
Christ
M. H. Lyon
Fountain-square
Prospect St
Barabbas
Another Blowout for President Roosevelt in Oyster Bay
Citizens of Oyster Bay will give President Roosevelt a hearty reception when he arrives from Washington on Saturday and stays through the fall. The town plans fireworks and speeches. Mrs Roosevelt arrived Tuesday night from Washington and went to Sagamore Hill, her home.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Washington
Sagamore Hill
Northwestern victory in Crawfordsville street fight
The Crawfordsville city council on Tuesday night instructed City Attorney Mount to dismiss the suit against Northwestern Traction Company over street tracklaying. The cross complaint by Northwestern will also be dismissed as order was restored amid heated argument with Judge Thomas accused of falsehoods. Mayor Russell faced criticism while maintaining control.
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Crawfordsville
Inn
Mount
Northwestern Traction Company
Northwestern
Thomas
Russell
Alkali Spread on Streets of Heppner
Heppner Oregon floods killed over twenty people and prompted health officials to spread alkali on streets to curb disease. Cleanup proceeds with most wreckage cleared and relief funds reaching twenty six thousand dollars.
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Heppner
Heppner, Ore
Brain Building and Grape-Nuts Claim Cure for Nervous Strain
A consumer testimonial asserts brain food benefits from Grape-Nuts, recounting a past breakdown at the State Hospital for the Insane and recovery after using the cereal. The speaker credits improved mental work and stamina to regular Grape-Nuts, touting its digestibility and health effects while noting a reluctance to reveal their name.
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State Hospital For
Lincoln
Neb
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Bank Robbers Take 5000 In Carey's Bank Heist
Carey, June 4. Robbers blew the safe at the local bank early Wednesday and escaped with 3000. Levee Boards Seek 10000000 for Improvement. From Cairo to New Orleans levee projects totaling about 10000000 are urged by district boards during the Mississippi River commission meeting in St. Louis. Congress allotted 2000000 for the lower Mississippi in 16% and similar sums were promised for 1904 and 1935, with plans to accelerate contracts.
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Carey
T. Louis
Cairo
New Orleans
St. Louis
Mississippi River Commission
Congress
Missisippi
Saloon Smasher Scolds Crowded Interurban Car
Carrie Nation, in St Paul on an interurban car, denounced several young men with dates whose laps they occupied. The crowd grew tense as Nation blasted the behavior calling it shameless and threatening to spank if they were her children, prompting a conductor to intervene to calm the scene.
Births Deaths and Marriages in the city record
The notice lists births at multiple addresses with names and infant genders, followed by deaths including ages and causes such as meningitis tuberculosis chronic bronchitis paralysis and insanity hospital, then a list of marriage licenses with numerous couples, and finally building permits for several cottages repairs additions and costs across various streets and avenues.
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Anna M. Richards
Mose Bowman
Capitol
Elizabeth
E. Stowe
William H. H. Pfeiffer
Bilgh St
Edward Ms. Pumphrey
Insane Hospital
Ernest A. Ford
Edith FE
Willam H. Huffman
Mary J. Brown
Ray F. van Pelt
Katie E. Dorey
Jacob F. Faul
Rosamonde C. Schmidt
Louis Berry
Mary E. Hall
Frank W. Showers
Grace P. Haas
Thomas F. Hudgins
Lila F. Peck
Nicholas J. Lux
Jennie M. Wallace
Charles E. Cost
Cora A. Weigel
Ed Y. Starkweather
Mignonette Cook
Frank Miller
Gertrude Kribs
John Negley
Mamie M. Gibson
Thomas Winston
Eva Johnson
Peter M. Cooney
Clara Desterte
Thomas J. Finneran
Sarah Pendergaat
Charles H. Dunlap
Gertrude DeWitt
Harrison Pruitt
Rose Wiggins
Patrick Welsh
Kathleen Quinn
Willam G. Harper
Eizabeth Harmony
Elsa Martin
Efile M. Brodway
James Connell
Anna Riley
Otto Wilking
Gertrude Murry
Harry D. Meyers
Genevieve Ball
Peter A. Thompson
Priscilla Lewis
David P. Williams
Katherine Ayres
August Haberle
Sophia Hughey
Classical Pupils Swap to Rag Time at Greenwood
Miss Fidelia Lester’s Euterpean and Harmonie Societies staged a Tuesday night program at Greenwood, blending classical works with ragtime tunes like Oh Didn't He Ramble and Under the Bamboo Tree. The event showcased the school’s top young musicians, with toasts praising progress and artistry.
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Greenwood
Fidelia Lester
Indianapolis
Euternean
Euterpean Society
Miss Lester
School of Music
Harmonie Society
Government engineers plan to move Missouri River a mile
In June, U S engineers will launch the steamer Rohert and tow boats to shift the Missouri River a mile at Yankton, Nebraska. A wide sand bar between the city and river has blocked traffic, and Sen Gamble urged the War Department to restore the river flow. Parallel dykes will be built perpendicular to the Nebraska bank to force the river to cut the sandbar.
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Missouri River
Sium City
United States
Rohert
Yankton
Nebraska
Gamble
War Department
Thirteen Negroes in fair meet meted justice since January
A Chicago dated report lists a Delaware fair tally of crimes and executions through June 2. It records multiple racialized executions and killings from January to June in various states, noting burnings, hangings, shootings, and beatings of Black individuals, including locations near New Orleans and Belleville, with a white man hanged in Florida and Wyoming.
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Chicago
New Orleans
Wrightville
Bluefield
W. Va
Tempa
Fla
Shreveport
Jop
Thebes
Women only apartment house planned in Cleveland
Cleveland reports a six story women owned and occupied apartment building to feature two three and four room units mainly for school teachers. A temporary organization formed with Mrs May C Whitney elected president. A lawn and rear garden are planned with delivery access for men.
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Cleveland, C
Cleveland
May C. Whitney
Train wreck in Cherryvale leaves two dead, several injured
A St. Louis and San Francisco passenger train derailed at Cherryvale Kansas on Wednesday killing two people and injuring several others. In Ashland Ohio, Mrs. Charles Holbrook died after being jolted by a storm while returning home in a buggy.
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Cherryvale
Kas
St. Louis
Ashland
Charles Holbrook
Cleveland Expected To Take No Active Part In Campaign
Charles E. Fairchild, former secretary of the treasury, says he believes Grover Cleveland will not take an active role in the forthcoming presidential campaign. Ireland reports frost and rain ruining thousands of acres of potatoes, raising fears of substantial suffering.
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Cleveland
New Orleans
Charles 8. Fairchild
Secretary of the Treasury
Grover Cleveland
Ireland
London
Corruption Probe Follows Killing At Rankin Convict Farm
Guard Netl McLeod asserts prisoner Dan Crockett was shot after he complained about harsh treatment and food quality at the Rankin county convict farm. He says Crockett refused a forced whipping prompting the fatal shooting. Grand jury may be asked to investigate.
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New Orleans
Netl McLeod
Rankin County
Mississippi
Dan Crockett
McLeod
Crockett
Board of Supervisors
Pennsylvania Lines Steamboat Excursion Deals Listed
Train and excursion offers for Sunday June 28 include a Madison round trip at 1.25 dollars with 7:30 a.m. departure from Indianapolis and 6:00 p.m. return from Madison. An Oho River steamboat trip from Madison is advertised with a round trip fare of one cent per mile and a Terre Haute option at 1.00 with 75 cents for Greencastle. A special Indy to Terre Haute train departs 1 a.m. with a Terre Haute return at 7:50 p.m.
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Cincinnati
Rushville
Gonnersville
Hamitten
Madison
Indianapolis
Oho River
Terre Haute
Greencastle
Indwnapits
German prince hosts American naval guests at Kiel lunch
Prince Henry of Prussia welcomed Ambassador Tower Admiral Colton and U S ship captains at Kiel palace. The emperor was pleased by the invitation for the squadron to Kiel and the visit would add to the Kaiser's pleasure. Informal toasts followed.
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Kiel
Prince Henry of
Prusalan
Ambassador Tower
Admiral Colton
Prince Henry
Millionaire Case's Son Shoots Brother in Wisconsin
Racine Wisconsin June 24 Roy Case 13 son of the late Jackson I Case millionaire threshing machine maker shot his brother Jerome 16 in the ankle during a quarrel. The wounded boy may die from blood poisoning authorities fear.
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Racine, Wis
Roy Case
Jackson I. Case
Jerome
Conscience Burning Reveals Bribe Cash Totals in Missouri
In St Louis on June 2 a former state senator says he will confess to misdeeds and name the man who pressured others. A partial list shows boodle amounts from several firms including a St Louis company consolidation bill 150 dollars, a powder company 25 000, a book company 20 000, and American Tobacco interests 110 dollars.
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ST. Louis
Jorney Folk
Oral Assembly
Folk
Ferson City
Clitculta
St. Louis Company
Ing Powder Company
Book Company
Sugar Trus American Tobacco Company
Parry to Speak in Shee Town Meeting
D M Parry plans to address Ville citizens on Wednesday about alliance efforts for protection and nonunion concerns. Labor unions threaten to boycott merchants amid local tensions in Shetbyrd as evidence of dynamite found in the state house turns out harmless.
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D. M. Parry
Ville
Three
Shetbyrd
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