Dr Shoop Rheumatic Cure Promises Free Trial Offer
An advertisement by Dr. Shoop guarantees a cure for rheumatism after extensive testing. The doctor promises trial treatment with six bottles of Dr Shoop's Rheumatic Cure, urging patients to mail for an order and pay nothing if results are unsatisfactory. He claims to have eliminated disease in tough cases and to offer the remedy through druggists.
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Sam
Germany
Dr. Shoop
Yuyeelf
Shoop
Twelve Hurt In Westbound Mount Jackson Street Car Collision
A late Monday accident at the Washington street crossing of Peoria division left twelve passengers injured, none fatally, when a westbound Mount Jackson street car collided with a cut car. Conductor Timothy Corcoran and Motorman Stephen Lineback led the crew. two boxcars were derailed, one car demolished, and victims were treated at home or City Hospital.
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Mount Jackson
Waanington St
Peoria
Big Four
Nack McWheeters
John Formas
Warmany
McPhesters
Dof
Timothy Corcoran
Stephen Lineback
Thomas Dogan
Three Women Bitten by Dog Near Patt Farm
A large Newfound land dog bit Mrs. Thomas Patt, Mrs. Frank Lerount, and Miss Tite at the Patt farm house five miles from town. The wounds are serious. A specimen of the dog's saliva was sent to the Chicago Pasteur Institute to test for rabies. if positive, the women may receive treatment.
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Goshen, Inc
Thomas Patt
Frank ‘Lerount
Miss Tite
Patt
Chicago Pasteur Institute
Institute For
Ingalls Seeks Presidency From Ohio Gubernatorial Bid
INGALLS NEW YORK March 3 Melvin In galls has agreed to accept the mayoral nomination in Cincinnati and aims for the White House. He believes Ohio governor’s office is a stepping stone and that a strong showing in Ohio could secure the Democratic nomination for president. He thinks a bold run in Ohio will make him a leading candidate.
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New York
Melvnie Te. Angalls
Cincinnati
Ole
Ingells
White House
West
Ohio
Mgr. Inculis
Buckeye
Captain Christmas Defeated in Central American Battle
In New Orleans on March 3 a report says Insurgents led by Tre Christmas, an American golfer, were defeated near Mant in Comegua’s gatlets. Government forces killed several and wounded ten. Christmas escaped to the mountains as troops pursue him. he formerly led Tegucigalpa police before rising against the government.
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New Orleans
Spamian Honduras
Tre Christmas
Mant
Comegua
Christmas
Teguelgalva
Lady Gook
London
Walt
Lara Cook
Mies Teaneaves Claliin
New York
Wale Jace
Tesunnd
Wallace Vale
Wallace
Lary Cook
Ladrones Fight Across Luzon Ends in Fatal Scuffles
Manila dispatch reports a day of combat between U S scouts and bands of ladrones. A detachment killed nineteen bandits with many wounded while scouts suffered no losses. Earlier a constabulary detachment killed ten bandits near Altay, Luzon.
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Manila
Lient
Nickerson
Sents
Bneday
Martqinl
Constabulary
Len Ladrones
Altay
Luzon
Love making in public at Leland Stanford prompts edict
March 3 report from Stanford University president Jondun condemns public affection in the quadrangle and library and objects to student room posters. He denounces souvenir pilfering from restaurants, Pullman cars and other public places as improper conduct.
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San Francisco
Leland Stanford
Jondun
Mitting
Ard
Jordan
Pullman Cara
First White Child buried in Greene County historic note
FIRST WHITE CHILD BLOOMFIELD Ind March 3 Mrs Jo hanna Iveleigh was buried Monday. She was the first white child born in Greene County. Passengers landed. QUEENSTOWN March 5 The Dominion Miner Merion went ashore near Roches Point Monday. Her passengers were landed in safety Tuesday and proceeded to Dublin.
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Bloomfield
Ind
Johanna Iveleigh
Greene County
Queenstown
Dominion
Merion
Roches Point
Dublin
A Day's Odd Tales and Local News Bits
A collection of brief items from Hazleton and New York headlines. Details include a Hazleton birth, Ada’s age at marriage, a playful eggs galore note in a New York hospital galley, a family pneumonia tragedy in New York, a Dublin-born family death cluster, and PAINESVILLE's Leonard Anderson linked to early auto invention with a steam cart anecdote.
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Fiith
Irene New York
Belisons Hospital
Irene Osborn
New York
James J. Moakley
Park-ave
Mackley
Ireland
Anna
Painesville
Leonard Anderson
Ma- Hon
Ind
Anderson
Deadlock broken in Delaware senate election
Dover Delaware reports the U S senate election of State Senator J Frank Alec union republican and Congressman Lew is Jr Ball ending years of stalemate. Alec's term runs to 1907 and Ball's to 1905 as administration pressure in Washington influences the vote.
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Dover
Del
United States Senate
J. Frank Alec
Union Republican
Lewis Jr. Ball
Alce
Ball
City officials inspect asphalt street repair machinery
Mayor Bookwalter and City officials Farol Megrew and Nelson traveled to Toledo on Tuesday to inspect asphalt street repair machinery. They seek to determine if the city should perform repairs on Virginia Avenue and other deplorably maintained streets, potentially reducing costs if done in-house.
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Bookwalter
Farol C. Megrew
Cityensinger
Nelson
Toledo
Massachusetts
Virginia-ave
Washington St
Nim
Beime
Indiana Deaths and Early 1900s Travel Ads Mix
A fragmented listing touches Indiana deaths with multiple individuals and ages, plus scattered advertisements for medicines, eye care, dental services, bakeries, and extensive rail travel rates and routes from Cincinnati and Chicago era promotions. Includes prices, routes, and schedules for Pacific Coast and Western travel, with railroad agent contact data.
Pope Leo’s 25th enthronement celebrated in Rome
March 2 in Rome marked the twenty fifth anniversary of Pope Leo’s enthronement amid heavy rain. Some 65,000 pilgrims filled St. Peter’s Square before doors opened as the state procession entered Vatican City. Cardinals and bishops from around the world attended the ceremony while the crowd shouted Viva el Papa.
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Rome
Leo
St. Peter's Cathedral
Vatican
Eilver
Operator Blunder Triggers Railroad Collision in Kentucky
An accident near Russell Kentucky occurred when a Chesapeake and Ohio passenger train collided with a freight train in the yards. Brakeman Charles Miller and Conductor Henry Davis were killed, and Fred Rose of Ashland believed fatally injured. Engineer Burwell and several passengers were injured, while an Ashland operator's failure to hold the passenger train allowed the crash.
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Ironton
Chesapeake & Ohio
Russell
Chas, Miller
Henry Davie
Fred Rose
Ashland
Burwell
Fuesell
Davis
Miller
Rose
Forced pastor to resign for marrying for love
Relates the resignation of Rev J Archibald Holmes of Heber California after he wed Ida Duncan a Mormon woman. Details include his Dickinson College background, a scandal within his church, and attempts by members to quell gossip. Holmes found work as a day laborer following resignation.
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Salt Laie Crvy
J. Archibilds Holmes
Heber
Cali
Ida Duncan
Dirtimes
Dick Inson College
Carlisle
Ittydale
Cntiren
Holmes
Dar Orur
Births Deaths and Marriages in Local Notices
Births appear for Farmer Rit Alutse and Louise Wants, Scherer, Borderbecker, and others with several newborn boys and girls. Death notices list Maury A. Wrigat, Nancy Murnan, Henry B. Arnold, Stewart B. Sampson, Hess Tacoma, Henry F. Poore, Magsic O. Day, and others with causes including cancer, pneumonia, erysipelas, drowning, arterio sclerosis, and cirrhosis. Marriages include Rauch Atkins, Walter Evane Scott, and Cunningham Dailey. Building permits feature multiple property men and values from 100 to 4000 dollars.
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Maury A. Wrigat
West
Pieuntonia
Nancy Murnan
Henry B. Arnold
Villa-ave
Stewart B. Sampson
Hess Tacoma
Stuart-at
Drownine
Park-ave
Bertha Pressler
Marding St
Meningius
Horace Murphy
City Hospital
Iver
Emmetlee Jones
Wilccx-st
John Rauch
Effie Atkins
Walter Evane
Laura Scott
George F. Cunningham
Hattie L. Dailey
Pyramid Pile Cure Promised In Free Letter
A self help note argues mental effort fails without a remedy for hemorrhoids and cites a Indiana man’s letter about severe rectal pain. It claims Pyramid Pile Cure relieved seven internal issues and a large external tumor, urging readers to request a free sample and booklet from Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall Michigan.
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Indiana
Bowklee
Jorgé
Lave
Gany
Titten
Arthur
Ind
Pymiml Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Ship Founder in Atlantic Mystery Near New York
A German steamer Plasa reports sighting a distressed vessel February 11 after a similar vessel sank, with no lifeboats visible and crew fate unknown. Weather hampered rescue attempts as ships battled Atlantic gales for days.
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New York
Plasa
Hamburg
Cral
Pipe dog story from Cravforess Lee shocks city
A dog named Spar allegedly tied to a briar path ends his life after a family dispute. In New York a plan to convert a vast property near Brooklyn is reported with C P Morgan linked to the project costing about 2 million. In Missouri police captain Samuel Boyd faces indictments tied to a narcotics operation. A hotel group tied to the Sovier brothers is under scrutiny for alleged official neglect and illicit activity.
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New York
Brooklyn
C. P. Morgan Ia
Loues
Mopelay
Samuel J. Boyd
Soyvier Brothers
Inmoral Reaouts
Haya
Course of Medicine for Health and Digestive Care
A health note promises a sweet and clean stomach and perfect general health if one follows the recommended course of medicine described. It presents a booster for well being through a daily regimen and implies broad bodily benefits from adherence.
Chinese Rebels Close In On Kwantung Province Warpath
Private advices from China indicate Kawng-Si province unrest and rebel strength near the Manan border. Imperial forces are failing to cope as mutinies, beheadings, and piracy spread. A Chinese traveler in London warns of an inevitable renewal of troubles and a looming eruption fueled by reform opposition and silver depreciation.
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China
Kwang-Si
Manan
Marshal Su
Hotal
Tor
Kwank
Ting
Ting-Fuh-Tetang
Aendlus
Mannington
Europe
America
Mob lynched Mitchell case settled in Urbana
In Urbana on March 1 Champaign county paid $5,500 to Mitchell's estate after the mob lynching case against county officials. The original judgment was $5,000 with interest. costs were also covered. Settlement arose as Champaign county agreed not to prosecute the case in the U S Supreme Court, with the matter having moved through state courts. The suit cited the Ohio lynching law granting damages.
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Urbana
Dick" Amtchell
Champaign County
Supreme Court of the United States
Cuck" Mitchell
Ohtoans
Popular Master Mechanic Transferred At Logan Iron Works
Wy Atler longtime master mechanic at the Pennaylvay iron shops retires from his post and is succeeded at Loganport by a promotion for Mr Miller. At closing time Saturday about 500 men reported.
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Wy Atler
Charer
Logansport
Miller
Local Labor Shifts Amid Community Notices
Mr Miller delivers a brief speech of thanks as T F Butler advances in Columbus Ohio, with M Dunn taking Butler’s Columbus post and Y F Smith moving from Logansport to Denison. John N Spiden, 23, dies of typhoid fever at home in Sandayleht after a brief illness. funeral at Sacred Heart Church Wednesday.
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Miller
T. F. Butler
Columbus, O
Mr. Buller
Columbus
M. Dunn
Dennison, O
Y. F. Smith
Logansport
Denison
John N. Spades
John N. Spniden
Bunter
Sanday
Capital Council
Sacred Heart Catholic
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Carson St
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