Admiral Schley Endorses Peruna in National Ad Campaign
A 19th century endorsement shows Admiral Schley praising Peruna as a cure for catarrh. The article claims Schley’s decision stems from personal use in his family and suggests widespread public testimonials from prominent figures. It portrays Peruna as a trusted remedy with broad national appeal and invites readers to request free literature.
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Perana
Admiral Schley
Paruna
Binetcee Schley
Perona
Peruna
Annals of Medicine
M’f'e Co
Columbia
Ohio
Women clash at Spanish War Veterans auxiliary
In New Haven on October 1 the Woman's Auxiliary of the Spanish War Veterans held a tense session. Mrs Isabel Worrall Ball of Washington invoked a United States court injunction to enter the hall, faced expulsion over charges against Flora Lewis, and vowed to pursue legal action. Mrs Isabel Alexander of Cleveland was elected president. Col Harold C Mesrew of Indianapolis named commander-in-chief.
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New Haven
Conn
Isabel Worrall Ball
Washington
United States
Mra
Flora Lewis
Mra. Ball
Isabel Alexander
Cleveland
Plucky editor keeps Victor Herald publishing under guard
In Victor Col. militia feared suppression of the Victor Herald for miner strike sympathy. Emma T. Langdon, wife of a arrested compositor, kept the paper on press despite cavalry siege. She defended the office, locked forms, and distributed papers to soldiers at Camp Goldfield, turning the issue out on time.
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Victor
Victor Herald
Emma T. Langdon
Mrs. Langdon
Sunday School Diplomas Proposed for Students
New York Oct 1 Chancellor Mac Cracken of New York University urged church training for students in his annual address. He suggested requiring every freshman to hold a Sunday school diploma proving knowledge of the ten commandments the sermon on the mount a church catechism and related sacred writings. The university would join associations to require this as an entrance condition to foster reverence for divine things.
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New York
Mac, Cracken
New York University
Univerattlea
Burglars Fire Home Forcing Woman and Child to Flee
Linneus Missouri October 1 burglars entered the home of Mrs E Fairfield a widow and forced her to surrender valuables. After pouring kerosene on the bedding they locked her and her granddaughter inside as the house was set afire. Mrs Fairfield and the child escaped and she can identify one suspect. Three arrests have been made.
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Linneus, Mo
E. Fairfield
Private Refused to Go to West Point
MAySVILLE Ky Oct 1 The local company of the state guard left for West Point Ky Thursday morning. Tiden Daniels a private stated he would not go. William Yarnall and Cash Ball were detailed to detain Daniels and when they attempted to take him Daniels shot Ball through the left arm which will be amputated. Daniels is in jail charged with shooting with Intent to Kill.
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Maysville
State Guard
West Point
Tiden Daniels
William Yarnall
Cash Ball
Daniels
Receivers Appointed for Two Banks in Separate States
Washington reports the comptroller of the currency has named receivers for the Bolivar National Bank of Holivar Pa and the Fackara National Bank of Greenfield Mass. Both institutions faced funds shortages. Local socialist organization plans noted in Mobile Alabama as part of ongoing political activity.
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Washington
Bolivar National Bank
Holivar
Fackara National Bank
Greenfield
Mass
Big Exhibit Ordinance Sparks Indianapolis Exposition Debate
The proposed appropriation to support an Indianapolis exhibit at the St. Louis exposition did not reach the council on Wednesday. The board of trade initiates the push, with Mayor Bookwalter demanding a clear plan and cost breakdown. He urges a substantial, credible display funded by both city and business interests to reflect Indianapolis and Indiana properly.
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Indianapolis
Board of Trade
Bookwalter
Indiana
Aittle Crossroads
Cremation Planned by Royal Center Man in Public Pyre
LaPorte Indiana September 32 Geo Hendel Sr of Royal Center has arranged for cremation after death. He prepared a large iron coffin and a custom pyre of cordwood soaked with kerosene and plans to burn the corpse in public. Relatives protest while he insists the funeral will proceed to determine his property distribution.
CAPPED NEW YORK Car Run Sets Faster Time
The Chicago York auto run finished near 9 a m Thursday as Harry Sangel and Bert Holcomb arrived at Columbia Auto. The record pace beat the previous mark by four seconds. The car left Chicago Monday at 2 a m central time with drivers Laurie Duffe and Dave Adams. From Cleveland to Buffalo to Binghamton the trip faced delays as routes were mislaid and replacements took over en route to New York City.
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New York
Chicago York
Harry Sangel
Bert Holcamh
Columbia Automatic Company
Chicago
Laurie Duffe
Dave Adams
Cleveland
Butrato
Buffalo
Binghamton
Hinghamton
Dottie
Adama
Sandol and
Holcomb
New
Yer Uncle Samuels Big Business The Past Year
Elise H Roverta, treasurer of the United States, submits a report to Secretary Bhaw on the treasury condition at June 3, 1818 and operations of the past fiscal year. Net revenues reach 500,306,674 dollars, up 9,988,139. expenditures 306,990,007, up 335,782,084. Surplus 344,291, versus 91,287,375 in 1902. Customs receipts rise by over 30,000,000 while Internal revenue falls by 31,000,000 due to legislation. Most accounts rise except pensions and interest which show slight savings.
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Washington
Elise H. Roverta
United States
Bhaw
Treasury
Train collision kills and injures streetcar riders
A Wisconsin Central limited passenger train struck a street car at the Fifty second avenue crossing in Chicago on Wednesday evening. The crash resulted in the death of F. Roberts and several injured riders including William Griffin Joseph Butler an unnamed man and a jockey J Williams. The street car was returning from the Harlem race track as the motorman signaled to cross and the collision occurred near the track center.
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Chicago
Wisconsin Central Limited
Fifty-second-ave
Kiting F. Roberts
William Griffin
Joseph Butler
J. Willams
Harlem
Merchants Press For Special Cars For Girl Clerks
Brooklyn merchants seek 75 trolley cars for post closing 6 pm use to ease crowding as 4400 women work in the department stores. Clerks plan to march from stores. transit chief undecided awaiting authors. Also reports coal price hikes in Kanbar City with southwest increases in semi anthracite and bituminous coal and Pennsylvanian anthracite at $2 a ton.
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New York
Fulton-at
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Borough Hall
Calderwood
Kanbar City
Arkansas
Pennsylvania
May Investigate Land Scandals
Washington October 1 Interior Department to probe a land scandal in Oklahoma Territory amid reports of misused funds and irregularities. Officials say the inquiry will focus on improper claims and possible government losses, with successors named if warranted.
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Washington
Interior Department
Acandala
Oklahoma
Cries of Joy End Court Controversy in Eugene Ailing Woman
Lillie Stevens, a crippled match peddler from Eugene, publicly celebrated after Judge Whallon ordered her to move from the neighborhood following a disturbance case. She claimed she could not help praising God as she rushed the courtroom aisles, shouting blessings and thanks while an officer quieted the scene.
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Lillie Stevens
Eugene At
Folka
Lille
Hoeslers In Romance To Wed In Minneapolis Meeting
Chicago reports a romance dating from childhood, renewed by mail after years apart. Mise Burnette J. Hilt plans to marry Lebat George Ingraham of Jamestown North Dakota in a ceremony arranged in Minneapolis.
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Hoeslers
Chicago
Oct
Mise Burnette
J. Hilt Hs
Minneapolis
Lebat George Ingraham
Jamestown
N. D
Kaiser Demands Indemnity Over German Nurse Incident
Constantinople October report states Germany demands punishment for offenders at the hospital attack on a German female cook, dismissal of the hospital director and subordinates, payment of indemnity, and guarantees for German residents' safety in Turkey.
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Constantinople
Oct
Turkey
Jewelers Awarded One Cent Damages in Replevin Case
Gray & Gribben jewelers of 154 N. i- Uncle at were awarded one cent damages in a replevin suit against Albert Blceaulty of Anderson and Thomas Kiley of this city. The dispute centered on a five diamond ring bought on installments but not paid for. Gray & Gribben won possession of the ring and one cent in damages.
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Gray & Gribben
N. i- Uncle At
Albert Blceaulty
Anderson
Thomas Kiley
McNulty
Kiley
Wall Street Notes and Market Roundup Aboard
New York reports steady American markets with Bank of England rate unchanged. Grain, stocks, and bonds show mixed gains and extended treasury operations. Chicago and Indianapolis sections list cattle, hogs, and grain prices, with regional stockyard movements and commodities shifting on demand.
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Meyer & Kiser
New York
London
Bank of England
Shaw
Treasury
Pennsylvania
Atlantic Coast
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