Cols and Catarrh Prompts Distressing Diseases Ad Claim
Miss Rose Gordon of Madison Wisconsin writes that a severe cold led to chronic bronchitis and catarrh and that two bottles of Penina cured her. Rosalie Von Struenning testifies two bottles restored health without stomach upset. Mary E Sampson praises Peruna for headaches nervousness and improved appetite. Readers urged to seek Dr Hartman for advice.
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Rose Gordon
Galland Avenue
Oakland Heights
Madison
Wis
Penina
Atonus
Miss Rose Gardan
Washington
D. C
Hat
N. W
Hartman
Bothle
Peruia
Peruna
Miss Rosalie von Struenning
Ansrine
Mary E. Sampacn
West
Derry
Rockhisham County
Watney
Mary EB. Sampson
Reduke
Parana
Phe Hattwan Sarfuerium
Columbia
Peruna Cure Allegedly Prevents Colds This Winter
An early 20th century claim touts Peruna tonic as preventing colds during winter and curing chronic bronchitis or consumption if started after infection. The piece describes taking a spoonful hourly before meals and continues with alleged success across ages, urging daily use for protection.
Weney E and Charles Wu testimony in Sachs case
In federal court Weney E and Charles Wu Jewett of New Albany testified about thin actions of Sachs find Watta the Soulgrine attorneys facing contempt charges. Judge Anderson scolded Charter Lo Jewett for evasive replies and demanded direct answers as the colonel blanched and reddened under the questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weney E
Charles Wu
Jewett
New Albany
Sachs
Watta
Soulgrine
Anderson
Charter Lo Jewett
la Follette
Purine Association of America Formed by Furniture Makers
In New York on March 1 a convention at the Tilden club organized the Purine Association of America with about 900 members totaling over 40 million dollars in capital. W Shearer of Boston elected president. A July national convention planned in New York. Local manufacturers unfamiliar with the group received a letter inviting membership but no clear object stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tilden Club
Stron
Purine Association of America
W. Shearer
Boston
Arthur Cobb
Udell Works
Frm
Organisa
Uon
Cobb
Knife Attack on Embassy Steps Sparks Assault Report
A violent stabbing on the steps of the Japanese Legation in Washington Monday left Gabriel Munt, a Black embassy porter, with two severe knife wounds. The assailant, Barlow Mercer, a War Department clerk and nephew of Representative T. Benton of Georgia, was involved in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
fAnesa
Gabriel Munt
Barlow Mercer
War Department
Tienton
Georgie
Millionaire Earl of Ellsmere Inherits Vast Estate
London reports that the Earl of Ellsmere gained control of vast lands at noon on Sunday as dictated by a late 19th century will. The estate, once tied to the Bridgewater line, has grown through investments to millions, with Francis Charles Granville Egerton now the holder of a fortune once settled in trust for a century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Totfara
Earl of
Elivamere
Bunday
Bridgewater
Iuatees
Francis Charles Granville Egerton
Bilesmere
Creke
MISS HUTCHINSON DEMANDS $25,000
Multiple brief clippings report varied local and national happenings. A Miss Morton Uvtehingan sues Buttata police for damages over arrest and detention tied to a murder. a house entry by detectives is noted. Other items include a Chicago canal typhoid bacillus test, a couple married and fleeing punishment after living together 16 years, and a grand jury proceeding in Indianapolis coal exchange.
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Gupeala
Morton Uvtehingan
Buttata
EB. L. Murewick
Paine
Charles Dennysem
Fay Wonner
Rev
Wheeler
Mon
Newdteracy Sr
Here and There miscellany of 19th century items
A fragmented notice page lists various brief items: British navy budget of 160 million dollars, miners threatening to strike, Staunton entries from Jay and Wells counties, rural free delivery to Randolph, Jay, and Wells counties in Indiana, new postmasters at Hamburg and Oliver, Missouri considers raising legal age for tobacco, W C T G convention in Cincinnati in mid November, Henry Thomas lynching in Parish Fig, Wisconsin journalist W C Conley dies, Alaska police chief shoots patrolman in Nome, rumor of Canadian Pacific steamers Montreal to Glass 507, Northern Pacific loan after fire in Helena, warehouse and carload loss, James T Gardner dies, deputy sheriff in Pennsylvania shoots William Stillwater, clashes of miners and guards in Colorado Springs.
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Vosuulus
Uthert
Lane
Randolph
Jay and
Wells
Gann
Indiana
Wiliam Hyser
Hamburg
James Oliver
Oliver
Cincinnati
Henry Thomas
Parish
W. Conley
Wisconsin
Dadieon
Jothy
Nome
Alaska
Samuel James
James
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Montreal
Northern Pacific Railroad
Helena
Mont
Trescot
James T. Gardner
Cincinnatic Enquirer
Sherif Childs
Pennsylvania
Fin
William Stillwater
Smelters’ Union
Colorado Springs
Cot
Minle
Allen's Foot-Ease Promises Quick Relief for Sore Feet
An old style advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease powder to calm swollen ankles, nerves, and tired feet. It claims rapid comfort after shaking into shoes and mentions a cheap price. The text imitates period marketing with quirky spellings and benefits.
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Allen
Pyramid Pile Cure advertised as a free trial remedy
A dubious advertisement promises Pyramid Pile Cure as a guaranteed treatment for piles and hemorrhoids. It offers a free trial package by mail to anyone sending name and address and claims rapid, private relief without medical exams or surgery, with a money back offer and plain packaging from a fictitious address.
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Mont
Malo St
Mataliait
Deputy-muuitney-een case cited in supreme court appeal
A convoluted report of a murder trial where Coppenhaver, accused of killing his wife and child, faces potential new issues in an Indiana supreme court appeal. The defense claims the brief contains errors in referencing evidence, which could affect the criminal conviction and possible execution.
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Muuitney-Een
Gyake
Supreme Court
Ora Coynenhaver
Murdeer
Ori
Coppenhaver
Dewan
Coppenhever
Fower
Guling
Michigan
Aus Prem Court
Hin
Indiana Supreme Court
Will Hald
Genke
Michigan Ciy
Thief with Revolver Sparks City Decay Reflections
A reporter blames community selfishness for social ills amid a string of revelations from a grim period. The piece argues selfishness fosters crime, poverty and ruin, warning it weakens manhood and womanhood and fuels deadly urban dangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nna
Police Plan To Break Up Bungaloos In City
Police leader Cant Hyland orders strict action to arrest nine suspected members of the Bungaloos gang. He vows a crackdown to prevent further criminal crusades and urges officers to use any charge available if other proof fails. In Kokomo Indiana Edwart Waddell sues Western railroad for damages after a fall from a box car. He seeks 15000 alleging poor light and company negligence.
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Kokomo
Ind
Edwart Waddell
Taleda
Western Railroad Company
Wardell
Fairbanks Family Plans Incorporation In Terre Haute
The Fairbanks family, led by Crawford Fairbanks of Terre Haute, intends to incorporate on Monday under the title The Fairbanks family in America. The group aims to preserve and study the family history, collect manuscripts, and publish materials while preserving the Dedham homestead. J Wider Fairbank has traced over 4000 Fairbank lines and circulated a genealogy table to descendants. In Lincoln Nebraska activity, a local factory closure prompted employer demands for wage gains amid labor unrest.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Fairbanks
Crawford Fairbanks
Bastin
Aidt
America
Ald
Dedham
J. Wider Fairbank
Jonathan Fairbank
Markets and Commodities Report From New York and Midwest
The report covers March 10 trading across markets including New York stocks Copper and steel demand, and grain prices. It notes weak US economic signals, copper demand rising, loan rates edging up, and mixed grain and live stock receipts in Chicago and Indianapolis markets.
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Meyer & Kiner
New York
Andon
Ateel
Missouri
Cincinnati
Shippers
Chicago Grain Union Stock Yards
Indianapolis
Orga Ag
Orga Ag Malin
Ines
International US
Southern Pacifc
Lower
Union Pacific
Amalgamated
Won & Strong
Lirmnesa
Southern Pacific
Areon
Aub-Treasury
Rolston
Tours
Mes
NYX
Metropulsetan
U. P
Sls
Erto
Amalgesmated
Mo. Pac
Bugar
Manhattan LG
Salee
Robber Better Than Robber Better Than LeGislator
Toledo March 10 Reverend Albert Marion Hyde of First Congregational Church preached on lessons from the Sullivan murder and Jollin robbery. He argued crime reflects societal faults, citing business practices, price gouging, and corporate lawbreaking as equal moral breaches to theft.
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Hyde Toledo
Albert Marion Hyde
Toledo
Sullivan
Hyde
Fleral Mailre
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