Pernua cures a May cold claims Rose Fowler
A Rose Fowler of Busser Iowa credits Peruna with restoring her health after a severe cold that worsened through neglect. The letter urges readers to start Peruna at the first cold symptoms and warns against quinine, promising rapid relief and offering medical guidance from Dr. Hartman.
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Rose Fowler
Busser
Iowa
Pernua
Wildo
Feruna
Uep
Peruna
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Penran Turned Sleuth in Post Office Bribery Scandal
Washington May 2 former reshaper man credited for helping uncover scandals in the post office department leading to the arrest of August W Machen rural free delivery chief on bribery charges. Robert J Wynne, once New York Press correspondent, ran the inquiry under President Roosevelt and Postmaster General Payne. Arrests include Groff brothers and associates in a wide corruption probe affecting several department officials.
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Washington
Te Funt Ofice
August W. Machen
Tns
Robert J. Wynne
New York Press
Reoevelt
Payne
Congress
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Ting
West Indies
Wynne
White House
Machen
Groff Brothers
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George W. Beavers
Division of Salaries and Allowances
Iamem N. Tyver
Attroney
George A. C. Christianey
Daniel V. Miller
Brivery
John J. Ryan & Co
Joseph M. Johns
Rockville, Inn
Prave
Rep Delivery
Tragic Fire Claims Mrs Froehlich in Cincinnati
Mrs Mary Froehlich wife of Henry Froehlich orchestra leader died in a fire in Cincinnati on Wednesday when a burning newspaper blown by wind ignited her dress while she burned rubbish. She was enveloped in flames almost instantly.
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Cincinnati
Mary Froehlich
Henry Froehlich
Four Firemen Injured in Brooklyn Cabinet Works Fire
NEW YORK May four firemen were injured with Rudolph Jester said to be mortally hurt in a blaze that destroyed the Persona cabinet works at 80 Wallotaut Street Brooklyn Thursday. Property loss estimated at 000.
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New York
Rudolph Jester
Persona
Wallotaut
Brooklyn
Girl With a Smile Gets $2,300 Position
A Chicago board of education appointment sent Miss Jane Zabriskle from St. Louis to the normal school to counteract the gloom cast by Willam Wesley Black. She will chair household arts and receive a salary of $2.40 a year, her appearance cited as a factor in her election.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Chicago Board of Education
Normal School
Willam Wesley Black
Clack
Jane Zabriskle
Report on Negro education and mobility at Tuskeges college
W B Hooker T submitted an annual report to the board of trustees detailing influences on Negro upbringing in the region. He notes lack of public school facilities in rural districts, disputes over funding by race, and better school access in cities. He warns of lynching violence driving Black residents to urban centers and urges serious attention to the issue.
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W—B Hooker
Apnair
Tuskeges College
Prempt
Avery
Striking Linemen Present Their Side in Strike Controversy
Striking New and Central union tele phone linemen state they had no raise in two years while the cost of living rose. They demand a 10 percent increase, claim their work is highly hazardous and a co employee’s negligence miles away could cause injury or death. Both workers earn 2.50 per day and foremen 1.00 per day, seeking a 25 cent raise.
Miller Confesses to Theft in Criminal Court
Charles Miller confessed in criminal court on Thursday to stealing some cattle from an affluent man. He claimed no intent to harm, but the judge sentenced him to the workhouse for Ning monthe, noting the saying that sowing wind reaps whirlwind.
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Miller
Charles Miller
Fatal Blow in Texas
A cyclone passed over Mobellie on Wednesday night in Port Worth Texas causing death and destruction along its path.
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Texas
Port Worth
Tex
Mobellie
Nome Alaska prospectors to aid Enterprise mining aims
John W. Lindmark Carl Lawrence and Daniel Atantez started Thursday for Nome Alaska to work on the gala mining piatma owned by the Enterprias mining and oil company. The firm intends to employ a large force this season on properties said to be among the richest claims in the Nome division of Alaska.
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John W. Lindmark
Carl Lawrence
Daniel Atantez
Nome
Alaska
Enterprias Mining and Oil Company
Noms
State Takes Ownership of Forestry Reserve
The state will take formal possession of the forestry reserve after negotiations led by Attorney General Casplus and Forestry Board Secretary W H Freeman. Despite prior disputes over abstracts and title, the transfer is now arranged, with over 39 parties involved to ensure a clear title. Forestation experiments will begin under Freeman's supervision. Local actor John Maurice Bulliver visits home and plans the next season at Broadhurst's theater.
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Foc~est
Casplus
Freeman
John Maurice Bulliver
Joseph Haworth
Broadhurst
Chicago
Births and Marriages in Local Notices
Births list multiple families with addresses and newborns including boys and a girl. Deaths note Minnie Gates, Alice Mack, Clyde Walker, and an infant in Capitol Avenue care. Several marriages listed with partner names and spouses, plus building permits for local properties and addresses.
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Minnie C. Gates
St. Vincent's Hospital
Alice Mack
City Hospital
Clyde J. Walker
Collins
Daya
Capitol. Ave
Ella Newton
Chesapeake St
Henry G. Hotopp
Elizabeth Grasina
Merritt Weaver
Jane Hupt
George Brunner
Palmine Ni
Theodis
Martin
Carrie E. Wagner
Lee L. Beede
Anna Murry
Locked Out Unionists Strike Tension in Kansas City
Kansas City freight handlers were locked out by management on May 2 after threats of a strike. The move halted union activity and escalated labor tensions in the rail sector as talks remain unresolved.
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Kansas City, Mo
Two actresses win divorces in London court
London May 22 two English stage actresses gained divorces in the divorce court. Miss Geraldine Ullmer was granted a divorce from Ivan Caryll the composer, while Bliss Ellie Jeffreyn separated from Frank Carson brother of Lord Howe. Also notes on voting machine bids set to open with machines exhibited in the state house corridors for days before contract date. Grain and market updates from Toledo and Chicago follow.
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London
Geraldine Ullmer
Ivan Caryll
Bliss Ellie Jeffreyn
Frank Carson
Lord Howe
State House
Wall Street Mixed Early May News roundup
May 2 report notes Bank of England steady, Mexican government tightening control, and a softer London market. American stocks show pressure with International list leading declines. several rail and mining issues weaken while some industrials retreat. Cincinnati market reports cattle prices and feeder stock conditions with varied strength in cattle and heifers.
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