Peruna praised by women in testimonial notices
A flood of letters from women across Baltimore and Virginia extol Peruna as a cure for pelvic catarrh and climacteric symptoms. Mrs Victoria Wallace of Richmond Virginia lauds the medicine for restoring health and strength after two sons and lifelong burdens. Mrs Caroline Wramer of Baltimore describes finding relief after two years of illness and urges others to use Peruna while trusting doctors less. Mrs Henry Bilinn of Buffalo credits Peruna with restoring vitality and aiding children’s health, expressing sustained faith in the remedy.
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Oman
Peruna
Caroline Wramer
Mos
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Hebrew Society
Baltimore
Lind
Federal building move orders issued to agencies
The Wired States marshal the secret service and the pension examiner received orders to move Thursday morning into the new federal building at once. The United States marshal's offices will be in the north wing on the second floor on the Pennsylvania street side. Capt Tom Walle as the secret service will have tea rooms on the third floor in the Chief Wing. The pension examiner's room will be on the third floor in the Pennsylvania street wing.
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Secret Service
Pension Examiner
Federal Building
United States Marshal
Feor
Pennsylvania-st. Side
Tom Walle
Chiest
Pénglon Examiner
Tom
Pennsylvania-st. Wing
Herzig's body found in North Dakota
Special to The Sun reports Charles Herzig was found Wednesday in a secluded spot. He had left a note claiming involvement in a 20 year old murder case tied to the Grombhather girl and a veil fragment found near his body.
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Herzig
Gilson
Sterling
Tertiuride Col
Confession Not True, Brother Claims Sterling Murdered Sister
William Grombacher, brother of Lizale Grombacher slain in 1907, says Charles Herzig confessed and was hanged. He asserts a green veil tied to the case remained with the family, and Sterling knew all about it according to testimony.
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Ecripps-I Rae Press Association
Youngstown
William Grombacher
Lizale Grombacher
Charles Heretig
Natarue
Charles Sterfing
Alster
Herzig
Sterling
Drug Store Burglary At Meridian Store
Burglary at Conrad Keller's drug store in Meridian early Thursday morning. Thieves entered by boring out a panel, carried away cigars and seven dollars from the cash register, which was left open but undamaged.
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Conrad Keller
LHS
Meridian Sr
Keller
Strike Expands Across Chicago Printers Unions
Chicago September 14 union printers order a nationwide strike halting work in independent job shops. The move targets nonmobilized shops, threatens 2060 competitors, and aims to cripple the printing industry as President Wright argues the broader plan to suppress the Typographical Union. A Niagara Falls report notes employers offer a weekly bonus to workers who refrain from overtime, maintaining standard wages.
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Scripps-Mare Press Association
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Vuitton
Ty 19
Checago
Wright
Tnka
Typorheim
Sel-Oefense
Scripps-M'Rar Press Association
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Employers’ Association
Waton
Printers Here Strike For Eight-Hour Day
ST LOUIS Sept 1 The printers in many large establishments were called out on Thursday to enforce their demand for an eight hour day. About 1500 printers affected. Firms affected include Boston and Skinner Perrin and Smith Fleming Greeley Little and Beckley Great Western Printing Shalleroxa Printing. Gut at 147 printing firms signed the eight hour scale Thursday, according to President Jackson of the union.
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Scripps-Airas Press Association
Buston & Skinner
Perrin & Smith
Railroad Appeals Excessive Rate Ruling in Indiana Case
The Cincinnati area railroad company notified the railroad commission of its plan to appeal the commission decision. The commission had ordered a 15 cent per ton rate reduction in the Temona Goldile Lane company complaint of excessive charges.
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Anuanapenseuvile Railway Company
Rairoad Commission
Appellate Court of Indiana
Temona Oolidle Lane Company
Ceat
Railroad Commission
Automobile Race Incident Injures Children in Douglas
In Douglas Isle of Man during a Thursday morning auto race, a contestant ran over two children. A second incident occurred nearby with a passerby attacked, but no serious injuries were reported. The report is from Scripps-Mc Mare Press Association.
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Scripps-Mare Press Association
Douglas
Isle of Man
Gov Durbin at the Fair Amid Quiet Visitor Guise
An Ottawa report notes Gov Durbin visiting a state fair with friends, greeting attendees and receiving cheerful welcomes. The piece mentions his summer European trip and asserts his health is strong, with no indication of illness or weakness.
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Winfield T. Durtin
Hageland’s partners face delays amid local indictments
City news reports Hageland’s agricultural implants lagging while partner 0 Painter’s events face inquiry. Arrests include Dob y Woodeipwon stack man Al Manme William alt and Dayal dyckson of Commerce on gaming charges. Funeral plans released for W. Chine man. A Boston promoter Levey dies. funeral at 2 pm Friday. Blalenth Indiane talent reunion selects officers Henry Allen president and Thomas Mardy secretary. Empire Investment’s E. F. Adams travels to ScadavilleNev to oversee mining machinery. McKinney club to host Republican gathering Thursday. Duse band concert Thursday closes with fountains halted for crowd hearing.
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Blalenth Indiane Tatentey
Henry Allen
Wily
Thomas Mardy
Pendleton
Colvin Taken To Asylum After Bank Failure
Clinton Mo Sept 4 Colvin was taken to the asylum on county charge. He leaves a destitute wife and seven children. The event followed his loss of nearly all he had. he had eight dollars and his wife one dollar ninety in the bank when the bank run occurred.
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Ecripps-M'Rae Press Association
Clinton
Colvin
Ana
Chivin
New York Seath Price Shift Sparks Market Note
A fragment notes a seat price set at 4000 dollars in New York on September 1. The text mentions a prior sale at about 4000 dollars and references Wat and Burk Bachangrend Wedersdal for Bim in a terse market brief.
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New York
Burk Bachangrend Wedersdal
Mayor Ridamar Faces Public Support Challenge
In Fort Dearborn and surrounding region a local dispute unfolds over mayoral authority. Governor statements on enforcing law are cited by supporters, while critics push for community backing. The debate centers on whether officials can act without broad public backing.
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Cece Haute Chaitamain
Ridamar
Ridamane
Nebraska Republicans Convene State Convention
Scripps dispatch from Lincoln notes Republicans hold the state convention on September 14. Nominations focus on a candidate for chief supreme judge and two university positions.
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Nebraska
Scripps
Mral Press Associativin
Lincoln
Repiblicans
Supreme Juden
State University
City Record for a Day Births and Deaths Listed
Birth notices include wR and Florence Warmack and many others with names and addresses. deaths list infant and various individuals with cause or circumstance noted. building permits show numerous repairs and new structures with addresses and costs. entries read as a dense city register of civic life with multiple personal names and local properties.
Hog and cattle market report with mixed results
The livestock market varied with hogs around 8.70 in a salt theory framework and weaker bids from Wednesday. Cattle showed quiet, steady bulk while sheep and lambs remained easing, with prime steers and good feedera noted and various classes like heifers and bulls priced across a wide range.
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Thanapols
Wedresley
Crowds Fill Capitol Grounds For Thursday Observance
Reported crowds gathered around the state capitol on Thursday, touring exhibits at the museum and viewing parade routes. Officials described solid attendance as residents from nearby towns visited government buildings, war memorials, and regimental displays during the day and into the evening.
Spanish Loan. Madrid announces treasury bond issue plan
Madrid reports preparations to issue eighty million dollars in treasury bonds. The move accompanies plans to unwind perpetual debt obligations and signals shifts in fiscal policy. High officials and the central bank are cited as coordinating the withdrawal strategy.
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Ecripps-Mark Press Association
London
Madrid
Nemapipers
Cnnceyitine
Treasury
Banda
Will Adams Hanged for North Carolina Murder
Will Adams was hanged in the state jail after being found guilty of murdering Mare Brid and her infant child. The execution occurred on Thursday, as reported by the Scripis-M'rae Press Association from Raleigh.
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Scripis-M'Rae Press Association
Raleigh
N.¢y
Adams
Hegreaws
Cranty
Mare Brid
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Taggart Trial Spurs Bar Talk in Wooster
Sept 14 Wooster reports Taggart divorce case stirs local bar scene. Witnesses tell of speculated changes as patrons crave fancy cocktails and gin drinks after hearing courtroom testimony about beer and whiskey.
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Scripps-M Rae Press
Assn Wooster
Market Strong New York Sept 14
Market notes describe a strong New York session with firmer prices across grains and livestock. Reports reference wheat futures, cattle receipts and various feeding trends, noting demand strength and price moves amid uncertain futures. The piece portrays a bustling trading floor with Bank of Albany and Southern Pacific mentioned in the context of market actions.
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New York
Baeland
Amedeo Mabe Iy
Commission Hearse
Benwss Owas
Coxeminent Huts
Ocean Weather Shift Messes North Atlantic Coast
A new eastward weather wave reaching the Atlantic coast brings warmer temperatures inland. Reports indicate rising temperatures across the Dakotas with unsettled conditions near Lake Michigan and the Ohio Valley. Temperatures are expected to rise along the Atlantic Friday, with cooler coastal readings prevailing late week.
Divorce Suit Filed Over Husband’s Failure to Support
Maggie Mitchell files for divorce claiming Richard ag tatty refused support for five years and abused her. She accuses him of cursing and striking her and seeks restoration of her maiden name Lacy Hopkins. Lary Scott is mentioned as her husband, and the case references her desire to revert her name.
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Annayen
Richard Ag
Maggie Mitchell
Lary Scott
Tobert
Lacy Hopkins
Lawsuit Over Street Railway Damages Filed
Charles Fo Rew sues street railway for fifteen thousand sixty dollars claiming injuries after an unfinished pier caused by a derailment while train operations were underway. Plaintiff alleges negligence in maintenance and safety failures related to the incident.
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Sues Street Railway
Charles Fo Rew
Wheat and live stock markets show mixed activity in Chicago
Wheat quotes falter amid firm behind the scenes while corn and other grains hold. Chicago live stock buyers report steady cattle and variable hog demand with prime beef selling at mid range and sheep and lamb receipts lower. Cincinnati and other markets show mixed receipts and steady to weak prices for hogs and lambs.
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Chicago
RCI
Caaners
Wyaraka Western
AMG
Wen
SMITH
Cincinnati
Huty
A. Lambs
Man Pursues Marriage License Before Bride Named
County clerk aides recount Henry C Berd of Madison pressing for a marriage license while the bride’s name remains unknown. Officials note Berd urged signatures and blank spaces to complete the record, with confusion over the bride’s identity and how to proceed.
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Henry C. Berd
Madison
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