Meat the healthiest guide to digestion and Stuart’s tablets
The piece defends meat in the diet against health food trends. It cites Dr Julius Reminson recommending meat and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets to aid digestion, touting pep sin and diastase as essential. It warns against cheap laxatives and urges daily use after meals and mail order booklet from F A Stuart Co Marshall Mich.
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Julius Reminson
Stuart
cCrugists
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Woman’s fib leads to false alarm as thieves strike
Mrs Mamie Lowery admitted fib after husband James J Lowery reported a burglary in Washington Brooklyn where a ring and $31 50 were stolen. Police found she had pawned the ring and forgave the deception. In Wyandotte Michigan a smallpox outbreak prompts vaccination debates among young women who refuse arm shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie
James J. Lowery
Washington-age
Brooklyn
Lowery
Monument Wives Joined on Detroit Carrier’s Cemetery Stone
In Woodmere Michigan March 3 a Detroit letter carrier Geo Green who buried his first wife Anna three years ago added to her grave marker. After remarrying the second wife Agnes has died and a stonecutter added words to read Sacred to the memory of Anna and Agnes the beloved wives of Geo Green.
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Woodmere
Mich
Geo. “Green
Detroit
Anna
Agnes
Geo. Green
Share the World's Food Supply Promoted by Emulsion
An advertising pitch urges all races to claim their daily food “share” with Scott's Emulsion. It touts the product as a concentrated predigested supplement providing nourishment in a small space to support the weak or recovering systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Novel style suit over forged mortgage and marriage pull
New York March 3 Sarah Littledorf seeks release from a marriage arranged to avert a mortgage foreclosure. Her husband Meyer Littledorf allegedly promised to erase a $300 debt by securing her consent to wed on November 7 1900. After the marriage she left, claiming she was a minor and without parental consent.
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New York
Sarah Littledorf
Meyer
Stanton St
Hammer
Littledorf
Sarah
Supreme Court
Public School Calf Heart Lessons Teach Young Pupils
In Cleveland on March 3 a fourth grade class learns about the heart using a calf’s organ or any available heart. A teacher lectures on the right and left atria and ventricles and the aorta as students dissect the heart and bring home explanations for their parents.
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Cleveland
Dying grief drives collie to grave of mistress
Morristown New Jersey reports Bessie the Scotch collie mourns her mistress Mrs William Heath who died a week earlier The dog stayed in the sick room during the illness and would not leave after the funeral Being locked in the barn she howled until the burial and later was found lying on the grave at the cemetery Unable to eat or move from the door after returning home Bessie continues to mourn at the grave site
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Morristown
N. J
Bessie
William Heath
Mr. Heath
Don
Lerying
Wireless telegraphy in case of war
A patent office expert says wireless telegraphy could enable small nations to act independently in war. He cites Nicola Tesla supplying coherers to blow up British ships worldwide, then notes wireless tech also offers defense possibilities.
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Washington
Patent Office
England
Montenegro
Nicola Tesla
Tesla
New York
Blondin Fugitive Tracked by Curiosity to Police HQ
Boston detective story notes the arrest of Joseph W. Blondin who murdered his wife last June. He sought a firemen license at police headquarters to test if authorities would recognize him, then fled through New York Fall River Springfield to Canada Nova Scotia and back to New York as a fugitive. He used aliases including Joseph Barnard and worked as a fireman and farm hand during his flight.
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Bilondin
Boston
New York
Fall River
Springfield
Canada
Nova Scotia
Genoa
Biondin
Joseph Barnard
Three Simmons Sisters Save Neighbor's Home From Fire
In Middletown New York on March 3 Edith Cora and Martha Simmons daughters of Peter Simmons a local farmer saved Richard Drakes home from a blaze. With no water available the sisters battled the flames with snow guiding and leading the effort to rescue the house and its occupants.
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Middletown
N. Y
Edith
Cora
Martha Simmons
Peter Simmons
Lock Ridge
Richard Drake
Drake
Edith Simmons
Rogers to Fund $200,000 Home for Messiah Ward Children
Mrs Henry H Rogers wife of the Standard Oil capitalist will provide a $200,000 residence for the child wards of the Church of the Messiah. Rogers purchased the Lewis G Morrie homestead with seven acres in the block bounded by 176th and 177th streets and Andrews and Montgomery avenues to advance the philanthropic plan.
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New York
Henry H Rogers
Standard Oil
Church of the Messiah
Belleville sleigh whip woman emboldened by snowball attack
A young woman from a Carlstadt family, riding in Belleville, chased a crowd of youths who pelted her sleigh. She halted the cutter and clicked the whip over their heads, punishing several as she resumed her drive amid cheers from onlookers.
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New York
Carlstadt
N. J
Belleville
Newark
Girl sues after alleged assault by popular son’s admirer
Daisy Meyers 16 sues Mrs. Mary Coulter in Manchester for assault and battery alleging the mother struck her to stop neighborhood girls from visiting her 17 year old son. Coulter argues a loss would let all local girls call on the boy.
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Pittsburg
Manchester
Daisy Meyers
Mary Coulter
Miss Meyers
Kaiser Plans Warship Squadron to Represent Germany
Berlin reports semi official word that the Kaiser is elated by Prince Henry’s reception in the United States and will send a squadron of warships to America in 1998 under the prince’s command to attend the St Louis exposition.
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Berlin
Prince Henry
United States
America
Germany
Reward for Dunn Triggers Desperate Wichita Shootout
A statewide $11,000 reward for the capture of J. W. Dunn sparked a violent clash between city and county officers in Wichita. Sheriff Simmons was seriously wounded and Policeman Dennis suffered a broken arm. Dunn, sought in Oklahoma for bigamy and Arkansas for bank robbery, was guarded in a hospital as the sheriff’s party tried to serve a warrant and was fired upon. Dennis is jailed on attempted murder charges.
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Wichita
Kan
J. W. Dunn
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Simmons
Dennis
Dunn
Fox
Sherif
Watch fault blamed for Auburn branch wreck death toll
George W. Butler of East Syracuse testified at an Auburn inquest that his defective watch caused a 20 minute delay leading to the Auburn branch wreck on the New York Central line. Butler, conductor of the wrecking train, said the crash killed five men. An Auburn coroner’s inquest preceded state railroad commission and railroad superintendent investigations in Syracuse.
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Syracuse
N. Y
George W. Butler
Aurelius
Auburn
New York Central
Butler
Laird
J. P. Bradfield
State Railroad Commission
Philadelphia Woman Found Dead In Silent Frame House
Catherine Connors aged over eight lived alone near Cedar Grow cemetery in Philadelphia. Neighbors observed no signs of life until Howard Neild broke in and found her on the floor in prayer. Coroner Litchfield certified death from paralysis. granddaughter in Lafayette, Indiana has been notified.
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Philadelphia
Catherine Connors
Cedar Grow
Howard Neild
Litchfield
Lafayette
Ind
Burdock Blood Bitters Earns Woman’s Renewed Health
Mrs. Chas. Hutton of Berville Michigan credits Burdock Blood Bitters with curing her scrofulous sores and restoring full health, stating she is now a perfectly well woman.
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Chas. Hutton
Berville, Mich
We Charge 10c for a Shave at Phoenix Barber Shop
A historical ad proclaims a shave for 10 cents at Phoenix Barber Shop located on Market Street offering quality rivaling any price. The short notice compares its value to other shops and advertises a low price point.
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Phoenix
Market-st
Mrs J Russell Maxwell Dies at 102 in Yonkers
New York report notes Mrs J Russell Maxwell aged 102 died at her granddaughter Mrs Charles Traumain’s home at 28 Sunnyside drive Yonkers Born in the north of Ireland she emigrated with her husband in 1862 She lived in Dobbs Ferry until five years ago and remained active until days before her death
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New York
J. Russell Maxwell
Charles Traumain
Sunnyside Drive
Yonkers
Ireland
United States
Dobbs Ferry
Traumwain
Maxwell
New Sleeping Car Line From Muncie to Chicago
A new sleeping car line will start March 1 between Muncie and Chicago via C bo EB railway Converse and Pennsylvania lines. The sleeper departs Muncie at 11 45 p m and arrives Chicago at 7 30 a m Ready for occupancy at Muncie 5 00 p m The return leaves Chicago 8 49 p m and arrives Muncie 4 00 a m Passengers may remain in berths at Muncie until 7 00 a m W W Richardson D P A Pennsylvania lines Indianapolis Ind
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Muncie
Chicago
Bo & EB. Railway
Converse
Pennsylvania
W. Richardson
Pennsylvania Lines
Indianapolis
Ind
School bans mail to girls after love letters from actor
Frank S. Fosdick, Masten Park high principal in Buffalo, forbids students from receiving any mail at the school after a monitor overheard a girl say she had a love letter from an actor. He intercepted a number of letters and remailed them to parents at their request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Masten Park High School
Frank S. Fosdick
Fosdick
Low Rates for Colonists West on Big Four Route
Travel promotion from March 1 to April 30 1902 offers one way second class colonist tickets at reduced prices from all Big Four points to Helena Butte Ogden Spokane Portland Tacoma Seattle and other West Northwest locations. Stop overs allowed within limits. For rates and details contact Big Four Route agents or the undersigned.
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Helena
Butte
Ogden
Spokane
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Northwest
Warren J. Lynch
Fgen
Fass
Ticket
W. PU Deppe
P&t. A
Cincinnati
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Joseph W. Blondin
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Weber Square
THE
Starr Piano Company
Indiana
Representative Piano House
North
Pennsylvania Street
Madame A.rupperts
Plexion
Madame A. Ruppert
Madame Arypot Wowk
New York Am
Mme. A. Ruppert’s
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Mme. Ruppert
Henry J. Huder
Indianapolis, Washington
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