Golden Medical Discovery praised for cures and safety
A long advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as safe and effective for many ailments. It claims digestion improves, blood purifies, and various skin and blood conditions improve without alcohol or habit forming drugs. The ad invites readers to learn more via the People's Common Sense Medical Adviser and World’s Dispensary Medical Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Common Sense
R. V. Pierce
World's Dispensary Medical Association
R.V. Pierce
M. D
Main Street
Buffalo
N. Y
Widow recalls Billy Whitla friendship at Sharon school
A Sharon woman confined to bed near East ward school recalls Billy Whitla, a sturdy bright student her neighbor friends from church. She describes his daily bicycle routine and his considerate nature toward all, while expressing fear over his abduction and hopes for his safe return.
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Sharon
East Ward
Chieres
Billy Whitla
Billy Whitlamani
William Southard
Thief Fires Five Shots At Gen Shaler Home
Gen Charles Shaler, a retired U S Army officer, fired at a burglar in his 122 N New Jersey street home early Sunday. The intruder returned fire wounding no one, leaped from a window, while police report separate incidents of a $1 burglary at 1318 N Pennsylvania and a resident at 1111 N Illinois arming herself after a break in attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shaler
United States Army
New Jersey Street
Eleventh Street
Mrs Whalson to Sing at Fiddlers Contest
Mrs Thomas C Whalton contralto has consented to sing at the old fiddlers contest to be held under the First Ward Republican club at Tomlinson hall Thursday evening. Prof Charles F Hansen organist accompanies. More than 13 old fiddlers will contest for prizes. One fiddler from Missouri will enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Whalton
First Ward Republican Club
Tomlinson Hall
Charles F. Hansen
Missouri
Cascarets Sold Widely as Fast as Clock Ticks Across Nation
Advert shows Cascarets with bold claims of rapid daily use and millions of customers. It cites 220,000 tablets daily, 1,090,000 boxes monthly, and over five million dollars spent on promotion. Warns of imitators and counterfeiters threatening reputations and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Cascarets
Beware Slick Salesman and the Vest Pocket CCC Tablets
A cautious note warns that a dishonest purpose leads to a dishonest product and harms purchasers health. It warns against a slick salesman peddling the Ten Cent Vest Pocket box of Cascarets made only by Sterling Remedy Company. The ad emphasizes genuine tablets marked CCC and offers a free greeting to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Remedy Company
Indictments Against Plainfield Man in Danville Liquor Case
Danville Indiana report says the grand jury returned 14 indictments against John D. Clayton of Plainfield for alleged illegal sales of intoxicating liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Ind
John D. Clayton
Plainfield
Architect Charles A Wallingford dies after operation
Charles A Wallingford aged 55, prominent city architect, died Sunday at Methodist hospital from pneumonia after an operation last Friday. Funeral at 2 p.m. Tuesday at 1629 Talbott Ave. conducted by readers from Second Church of Christ Science. He leaves a widow and one son.
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Charles A. Wallingford
Methodist Hospital
Talbott Avenue
Second Church of Christ Scienee
Wallingford
Iron Company Sued In New Bankruptcy Action
A bankruptcy petition was filed in New York on March 22 against J. B. and Co MeCornell Company a structural iron manufacturers with a plant at Cala Springa N. E. The action names Steel Corporation and other creditors as parties to the case.
Crusade Against Coffee Urged as Poison by Pastor
The Rev H G Hill at Third Christian Church warned of a coming campaign against coffee likening it to a slow poison. He urged rejecting tobacco and coffee for greater freedom from poison and linked mental poisons to health decline and recent graft exposures.
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H. G. Hill
Third Christian Church
Hill
Pennsylvania Statehouse
Judge weighs facts in Star case receivership April hearing
Federal Judge Anderson will reconvene April 5 to hear Shaffer's request to discharge the receiver and restore Star Publishing properties to the corporation. He overruled McCulloch's exceptions, seeks proof of depreciation in value, and warned of possible sale if assets fall in value. Both sides seek termination of the receivership, with Shaffer preferring control and McCulloch pressing prior rights and potential sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Anderson
J. C. Shaffer
Star Publishing Company
Shaffer
George F. McCulloch
McCulloch
Ziegler forecasts theater glut and travel plans in Europe
Cincinnati based Henry M. Ziegler of the Anderson Ziegler company returns from New York and plans a European trip with family next month. He foresees a wave of theater investment likely to fail as overproduction spreads through major cities, predicting many venues will not be profitable. Hermis could be sought by European governments for breeding. He notes New York and other cities suffer from oversupply and weak profits in the theatrical business.
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Billy
Miss Downing
Downing Yard
Downings
Cincinnati
Henry M. Ziegler
Anderson-Ziegler Company
New York
Europe
Hermis
Ziegler
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Chicago
St. Louis
Mr. Ziegler
United States
Morningstar Breaks One Billiard Record
In New York Ora Morningstar of Indiana set a high run of 367 and broke the world record for 15 by 10 table play during the closing game of the series at George Sutton's billiard hall on Broadway and Twenty ninth Street Saturday night.
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New York
George Sutton
Broadway
Twenty Ninth Street
Ora Morningstar
Ed Curley Selections at Oakland and Los Angeles
The list shows selections for Oakland with six races and a best bet Toll Box and portents at Los Angeles with seven races headed by Miss Delaney. Notable entries include Light Wool as a best bet at Los Angeles and Toll Box as a best bet at Oakland. Names repeated include Prolific and Duchess of Montebello among others.
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Oakland
Toll Box
Lighthouse
Tennessee Bay
Clenna Reane
Samnotta
Cuernavaca
Wap
Coppers
Gemmell
Fordello
Schleswig
Rubric
Niblick
Bellwether
Rockstone
Ketchemike
Los Angeles
Miss Delaney
L. C. Widing
Prolific
Camera
la Petite
Ethel Dar
Duchess of
Red legs rest before Chattanooga games
Atlanta March 22 Clark Griffiths reported the Reds idle and nursing minor bruises at the hotel. He said the team is in fine shape after six days of active work. A group of ten Reds will travel to Chattanooga for games today and Tuesday against the Chattanooga team.
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REDS
Atlanta
Clark Griffiths
Griff
Chattanooga
Detroit
Mich
Tigers
Cantillon
Willett
E. Jane
Gray
Groom
Senators
Schaef
Jennings
Leach Batted Well in Spring Training Shutout Threat
In Hot Springs Arkansas on March 22 the Pittsburg Regulars lost 2 to 1 to the Vannigans in a seven inning spring game led by Sam Leever. Leach led at bat with a triple and two singles as both teams fielded quickly with no errors.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Pittsburg
Vannigans
Sam Leever
Leach
Cleveland players leave Mobile for New Orleans camp
Cleveland American League players end a three week training stay in Mobile with seven games remaining. They will stay in New Orleans until April 7 before returning home for the opening series with St. Louis.
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NAPS
New Orleans
Mobile
Ala
Cleveland American League
St. Louis
Johnson Agrees to Jeffries Bout for 30000 Fight
Chicago March 22 Hugo McIntosh the Australian fight promoter quickly won Jack Johnson heavyweight champion of the world to consent to a prize bout with James Jeffries the retired champion for a purse of thirty thousand dollars.
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Chicago
Hugo McIntosh
Jack Johnson
Champnion
Jim “Jeffries
Chamaadon
A. Putes
Weekly Sport Events Highlight Indianapolis Show And Fights
A compiled schedule lists major events from the upcoming week across motorsports billiards baseball wrestling boxing and local Philadelphia bouts. Highlights include the Indianapolis automobile show from March 2, Ormond Florida auto races, and a slate of boxing cards in New York Boston Philadelphia and other venues with names like Abe Attell Packey McFarland and Johnny Thompson appearing in multiple matches.
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Ormond
Fla
New York
Packey McFarland
Leach Cross
New Orleans
Walter Little
Tommy Devlin
Troy
N. Y
Johnny Marto
Cy Smith
Brooklyn
aAbe Attell
Frankie Ell
Boston
Tommy Murphy
Owen Moran
Catcher Klin Makes His Annual Statement
Kansas City Missouri March 2 I have quit the Cuba for a year for no other reason than that my business here is worth more than I can make in Ball says John Kling the Cubs catcher He has leased a large building here and uses two floors for his billiard rooms
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Kansas City
Cuba
John Kling
Cubs
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Johnson Agrees
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Gibson Girl Review
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Forepaugh Stock CO
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William Ashe
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N P Theater
Knighthood
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Shore Acres
Empire
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Sara
Washington Park
Frank Gotch
John Perilli
Dick Nelson
Ben Douglas
Terre Haute
Jimmy Dunn
Tommy Lee
Indianapolis
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Freddie Cole
Johnny Dwyer
Frankie Madden
Hammond
Eddie Stern
Bobby Burns
Reading
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Willie Fitzgerald
Young Corbett
Bert Keys
McAdams
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Kid Beebe
Abe Attell
Frankie White
San Francisco
Maurice Sayers
Lew Powell
Stanley Kenhel
Jack O'Brien
Washinton Sporting Club
Johnny Thompson
Adam Ryan
West End A. C
Johnny Willetts
Eddie Carter
Germantown
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Phil McGovern
Willie Gibbs
Warner
Peter Maher
Billy Turnage
Contanerph
Broadway A. C
Young Smedley
Harry Lewis
Terry Martin
Washington Sporting Club
Jack Blackburn
Atlantic
A. A. YU
Family Theater
Bob Smith
Billy Ellwood
Philadelphia Press
Erle
Leo
Frese
Sweeney
Catcher Klin
Otto
Paris
Young Otto
George Protter
England
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