Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets praised by Montana reader
A Butte Montana reader credits Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets with curing years of indigestion and poor appetite. He describes severe stomach pain, gas, and heart pressure improved after using the tablets. Testimonials claim rapid relief, ease of digestion, and family-wide benefit, noting broad availability in the United States, Canada, and Great Britain.
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Knowlton
Butte
Montana
Stuart
Bhei
Iry Stuart
Pittsburg
E. H. Davis
Hampton
United’ States
Canada
Great Britain
Half cooked rabbit fire at Mills restaurant causes close call
A fire started from a coffee urn in the rear dining room of Mills Barton's Library restaurant at 24 WY Ohio 81 converted the dining room into an oven. The heat blistered woodwork and the building had a narrow escape from total destruction. Rabbit Meyers the colored porter slept in the kitchen and woke to save the building. Loss about 400 dollars. owners hope to resume in a day or two.
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Mills
Barton
Ohio
Meyers
Train scene leads to tangled wedding tour mishap
Ida Osgood Stanley rode along with Mr and Mrs W B on a Union depot wedding tour trip on a Big Four train. An unexpected shove sent her speeding without a hat or funds toward the east. She was tossed toward the shop area and then telephoned for help, a carriage arriving about an hour later to fetch her.
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Ida‘ Osgood Stanley
Mrs. W
Union Depot
Stops the cough and works off the cold
A concise note claims this remedy stops the cough and helps ward off cold symptoms, promising quick relief through a tested combination or formula. It presents no dates, names, or organizations, focusing on the product’s claimed effectiveness and health impact.
Port of Spain Uprising Reports Refuse Castro Rule
A Herald special from Port of Spain Trinidad says Gen Juan Pritri has raised a new revolt against President Castro. The rising is at Carabo and he has attracted several notable Venezuelans to his cause.
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New York
Herald
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Juan Pritri
Castro
Carabo
Pritri
Quaker Wife to Inspect Oklahoma Insane Asylum
Governor Jenkins will travel to Washington to answer charges tied to the Oklahoma insane asylum while his wife, a Quaker preacher, remains home to inspect the institution. She plans to visit the asylum, assess inmate treatment, and minister to prisoners, continuing her Sunday pulpit and jail outreach.
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Oklahoma
Washington
Lawton
O. T
Jenkins
Hitchcock
United States
Guthrie
Territorial Asylum
Alliance, O
Richmond
Ind
Keith Keith Keith faces death with stoic calm in Michigan City
In Michigan City Indiana Jos D Keith awaits execution for the Nora Kifer murder. He shows bravery and a “don’t care” spirit, perhaps awaiting Gov Durbin intervention. Authorities say the hanging will occur before daybreak with few witnesses and Keith has written no denial of guilt, spending recent days in meditation and prayer. His body is to be buried in Elderfield cemetery unless claimed by relatives.
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Ind
Jos. D. Keith
Nora. Kifer
Keith
Durbin
Indianapolis
Barnard
SUN
Root Manufacturing Company
Elderfield
Reid
Joe Keith
Little Old Cemetery
Warrick County
Horn
H. E. Morrison
Laporte
R. H. Sanders
Longtime Morgan County resident Samuel Tucker dies at 82
Samuel Tucker, 82, one of Morgan county's oldest residents, died Tuesday in Martinsville. Born in Kentucky, he moved to Indiana at age 12 near Southport. He married Sarah K. Vincent in 1843, was a cabinetmaker, ran a hotel in Indianapolis about 1865, and owned the Grand hotel in Martinsville since 1867. A Republican and a Christian Church member, he left eight children, with daughters Mrs. George B. Marshall and Mrs. Thomas McClure of Indianapolis and three sons in Colorado involved in mining and cattle.
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Ind
Samuel Tucker
Morgan County
Kentucky
Indiana
Southport
Sarah K. Vincent
Tucker
Indianapolis
Christian Church
George. B. Marshall
Thomas McClure
Colorado
Judge Leathers Jails Defiant Witnesses In Contempt Case
John G. Kistner weakened after two hours in jail, Tuesday, and paid the 25 attorney's fee ordered by Judge Leathers. The judge had sent him up for six days for contempt. Sheriff’s office staff report that sending several recreant witnesses to jail by Leathers has had some effect, as subpoenaed individuals question if they came from Leathers’ court and resist, saying they won’t let him jail them.
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John G. Kistner
Leathers
Wall Crushes Mills Manager in Clarksburg Fire
Lloyd Reed, manager of the Clarksburg woollen mill, was killed when a front wall collapsed during an early morning inspection after a fire that destroyed the plant. The blaze, found Tuesday night, caused about 40000 dollars in damage with 50000 dollars of finished goods saved. a bystander named Jeffers suffered serious injuries.
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Clarksburg
Lloyd Reed
Mila
Reed
Jeffers
Religion and food for a healthy Christian life
A camp meeting speaker urges that digestion and diet shape character and faith. He argues many illnesses come from poor food and nerves, condemns coffee, and prescribes a meal plan centered on fruit, Grape-Nuts, Postum, and digestible meals. he cites Ruskin on happiness serving the Lord.
Philosophers and Bookworms as Dangerous Anarchists
Abraham A. Isaak editor of Free Society, jailed after McKinley’s assassination, told a Chicago audience that the true dangers are the philosophers and bookworms who teach people their rights. He argued suppressed speech strengthens tyranny, while Judge Edward F. Dunne defended government in households, factories, and nature, opposing violent anarchism.
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Chicago
Abraham A. Isaak
Free Society
Rome
Christ
Dunne
Roosevelt Pays 20000 Planks for Bay Team Victory
A historic note records Roosevelt paying 20000 planks to support a Bay Area team amid tensions. The grant underscores political backing for local sports and civic pride in the era.
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Roosevelt
Electric shock knocks electrician from 30 feet
A. Z. Bleakney, an electrician in Greenville Illinois, fell 30 feet after being shocked by about 1000 volts while repairing a converter atop a pole. He regained consciousness in 15 minutes and suffered only bruises, in good condition afterward.
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Greenville
Ill
A. Z. Bleakney
Bleakney
An Odd Nurse for Children Teething Syrup Ad
An old-time advertisement touts Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children claiming it soothes pain, softens gums and cures wind colic and diarrhoea. It notes a 25 cent bottle price and lists a phone contact.
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Winslow
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