Col Harvey credited with cure by Dr Kennedy remedy
Col William J. Harvey of Wilkesbarre once suffered severe rheumatism and spinal pain. After trying many treatments he credited Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, claiming it permanently cured him and promoted kidney health as the cause. The ad touts the remedy for kidneys liver bladder blood rheumatism and other ailments with trial bottles offered by mail.
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Wilkesbarre
David Kennedy
Col
Harvey Fs
David. Kennedy
WM. J. Harvey
Man claims he mistook boy for his own in New York
Arthur Allason told Myrtle avenue magistrates he believed Willie Levine, a four year old, was his missing son after seeing him in a barber shop. He said the resemblance prompted him to ask Levine to allow access to the boy and returned later to take him by force. He was sent to jail pending police inquiry into his record.
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New York
Myrtle-ave
Arthur Allason
Louis Levine
Levine
Allason
Willie Levine
Willie
British plan to ship Texas cattle to South Africa
Fort Worth Texas reports British government representatives arranging to ship a large quantity of Texas cattle to South Africa. They aim to replace cattle destroyed during the war by British troops. Maj Maud, formerly of the British army, preached here and will ship 600 head of cattle soon from Port Pensacola.
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Fort Worth
Tex
South Africa
Maud
Port Pensacola
Ovation for Admiral Schley in Oatland Station scene
In Oatland Maine on a Thursday afternoon Admiral Schley received an ovation while waiting for the Bangor train at Union Station. The brief public reception drew local residents and travelers who recognized the naval figure.
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Oatland
Admiral Schley
Union
Bangor
Suspect Arrested in East Side Stalking Case
New York police locked up a man named Frederick Kaifel at Eldridge Street station for persistently following 12 year old Fanny Muscowicz. Detectives O Neil and Cullen pursued leads after she alerted parents and fainted during a second encounter near Houston and Essex streets.
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New York
Fanny Muscowicz
Frederick Kaifel
Eldridge St
Little Fanny
Lulow and
Delanéysts
Houston
Essex-sts
Fanny
O'Neil
Cullen
Kaisel
Muscowicz
Denounced Her Husband to His Customers in Harlem Court
Albert Frank a department store owner in New York testified at Harlem police court that his wife Rose a 22 year old asked to separate two years ago and has since harassed him by visiting the store and calling him names he says will ruin his business. Rose said she wished to return but Frank refused. she was discharged on promise to refrain.
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New York
Albert Frank
Harlem
Rose
Frank
Flammer
Trade leaders ousted from reviewing stand riot at Derby parade
In Derby Conn on May 30 six aldermen from the trades union board sat on the reviewing stand in work clothes with grimy faces. Aide R H Tucker shouted for them to be removed and called them tramps. Mayor Charters corrected the remark amid an uproar as workingmen protested. Tucker had lost the tax collector race to a unionist last election.
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Derby
Conn
Trades Union Board of Aldermen
Ansonia
R. H. Tucker
Ellis
Stephen Charters
Tucker
Death Mystery Follows Chicago Man Louis Schuknecht
Chicago police investigate the disappearance and death of Louis Schuknecht who left Feb 14 with Mrs. Herkner. A letter from Danzig dated April 1 indicates he planned to end his life the same day. Mrs Schuknecht seeks insurance policies totaling about 6 000 dollars while officers search for Mrs Herkner and further details of the death.
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Chicago
Louis Schuknecht
Danzig
Germany
Louis Schugnecht
Louis Schiknecht
Mary Herkner
St. Valentine’s Day
Schuknecht
California
Herkner
Texas
Lute Once A Millionaire Dies In Brooklyn Home
York, once a millionaire, died at 72 in his Brooklyn home at 207 Halsey Street. He left a wife and two children. A Mexican War veteran, he had been involved in the Louisiana lottery and policy business, later suffering long losing streaks in city pool rooms.
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York
Halsey St
Brooklyn
Clute
Roosevelt Finds No Neutrality Violation In Mule Shipments
A private tip claimed British mule shipments to South Africa faced no neutrality violation and should stop. Reports say British officials here will halt mule exports to Mexico and Canada. Meanwhile a new Ohio Pennsilyvania mine shaft at Salinesville idled. a mule died and a worker was discharged after a strike over mule blame. about 200 miners affected.
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Chalmette
South Africa
East Liverpool
New Shaft
Ohio and Pennsylvania Coal Company
Salinesville
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Dr. David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout, N. Y
Rose Jely
Texas Cattle
Schley
Mia Moore
Woman's Christian Temperance“ Union
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Woman's Christian
Temperance. Union
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Mds Capteas of
Tomor
Outfitting Co
West
Washington Street
Kentucky Avenue
Mattings
UES
Lute
Roosevelt
Mexico
Canada
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