Doans Kidney Pills Endorsed by War Veteran
A World War veteran from Hot Springs North Dakota tests Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble. He describes intense suffering from kidney complaints, night urination, and back pain, claiming the pills cured him and improved his overall condition. The advertisement urges readers to remember the Doan's name and lists Foster Milburn as the Buffalo supplier.
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Mak Drowned in Cloud Burst at Hot Springs
James Kerr, an inmate at the State Soldier's Home in Hot Springs, was caught in a cloud burst and drowned. The incident occurred during a severe weather event that swept the area, with authorities investigating the circumstances surrounding the drowning.
Drowned Soldier’s Home Inmate in Fall River Incident
James Kerr a 70 year old inmate of the State Soldiers' Home drowned in Fall River after likely missing a three foot wave triggered by a cloud burst near Minneapolis. His horse perished. Kerr’s body was found under a washed out bridge as an inquest opened. He is survived by a wife and a son.
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James Kerr
State Soldiers’ Home
Fall River
Kerr
College Hill
Kerrs
Minnekahta
Diaz Postpones Landing for Day in Vigo
Former Mexican president Diaz aboard the steamer Ypiranga did not land in Vigo as planned. He will likely disembark at Corunna tomorrow.
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Diaz of
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New Life Cure Claim for Rheumatism and Asthma
An advertisement promises a guaranteed cure for rheumatism or asthma with a money back offer. It urges readers in Hot Springs to visit, bring age and condition details, and letters suggest sending a certified check with a bank to pay upon cure or refund.
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Victim reception burns in Chicago acid attack case
Chicago on June 15 reports Mrs Elinor Horcholtz aged 32 under arrest for throwing vitriol at Mrs Brunslaus Dujack aged 24, a Hungarian widow. The victim lost an eye and suffered severe facial and breast burns and is expected to die. The accused cites a lover’s dispute with the husband.
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Cantaloupe, Opera, Dirigible Ideas in a Denver Note
A meandering Denver Republican column riffs on summer scenes and public curiosities. It mentions vaudeville allure for New York chorus ladies, a Debussy-D Annunzio opera, a claim of solving flight with a dirigible biparachute, and humor about umbrella beaches in New York papers. The piece touches temperance, the repeat anthem We Won’t Go Homes Till Morning, and comments on political resignations and germ warfare.
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Quotations on Life and Love from the Boston Transcript
A collection of aphorisms on friendship opportunity poverty and perception. The piece highlights caution in friendships and talks of love money and self view with pointed quips. It contrasts abundance in love with focus on wealth and notes how others perceive us.
President and wife receive presents for Taft anniversary
Washington June 16 Silver gifts pour into the White House ahead of the twenty five year marriage anniversary of President and Mrs Taft. A silver service valued at 2000 is from members of the House of Representatives and Senate gifts total 1000. After the celebration the Tafts will have more silver than any family in the country.
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New Swindle Reported by Secret Service Agents
National capital reports on a long running Pacific coast scam where a smooth tongued swindler befriends targets with claims of a cash shortage in the federal government and offers to cash bank notes at 10 cents on the dollar. Victims, sworn into a fake secret society, lose sums from 500 to 1000 dollars. Seattle cases cited, with no evident risk in Butte.
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A Great Aunt Died Early Morning. Funeral Planned
A poem expresses longing for baseball bleachers and fans, ending with a stark newspaper-style notice announcing a great aunt's death early today and a funeral set for three this afternoon at four. The sign on the office door reads a lively caper in contrast to the somber obituary line.
Rebel Leader Says Wall St Involved
Ricardo F. Magen, leader of liberal insurrectos in Baja California, claims his arrest stems from a deal between Madero and Wall Street, aided by the state department, predicting continued insurrection as Wall Street seeks concessions. In Mexico City earthquakes near Mt Colima disrupt towns, razing buildings and releasing poisonous gases harming cattle and vegetation. reports note a new insurrectionary movement growing in Tobasco.
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Youthful Poetess Speaks For Batches At Cottonwood
A short playful verse poem by Miss Hattie DeColon performed at Cottonwood school near Vale. The piece humorously profiles two local youths, Harry Mendenhall and Joseph Brown, imagining a mock domestic pairing and lighthearted adventures amid rural life. The verse ends with the poet bowing.
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Railway Electrical Engineers in Session in Washington
The Engineers began its semi annual convention in Washington with about 1000 members attending from across the country. Papers addresses and discussions on technical subjects will keep the engineers busy over tomorrow.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Drought Ends as Rain Falls Across Hills District
Special Telegram report from Oelrichs South Dakota notes an all night slow rain totaling about two inches ending drought. Crops including corn flax potatoes and forage show mixed impact while creeks run full. Hot Springs reports a cloud burst with one death in Fall River as homesteaders rethink desertion of claims. The Hills region received ample rainfall and towns like Belle Fourche and Spearfish describe the downpour across the district.
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Boy Bandit Evades Deputies Near Vallejo
Fred Mel ville, the boy bandit, has eluded two thousand deputies after breaking from Preston reformatory. He crawled down a deep creek bed during the night and is fleeing toward Sacramento, vowing to kill anyone who tries to capture him.
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Fred Melville
Preston Reformatory
Sacramento
Honor for St Xavier Sister in Maryland
In Emmittsburg Maryland on June 15 St Josephs College conferred the Doctor of Humane Letters upon Sister M Antonio of St Xavier College Beatty Pennsylvania for her literary service to morals and religion. Daughter of the late Anthony J Gallagher of Philadelphia she is linked to the Drexel family and known as Mercedes in literature.
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Pennsylvania Democrats Are Active Conference and Banquet
Harrisburg on June 16 a few hundred prominent Democrats from Pennsylvania gathered for a conference and banquet. They aim to form a federation of clubs and recruit young party members to reorganize the party and oppose Guffey supporters at the upcoming Democratic State Committee meeting. Speakers include Governor Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey and Speaker Champ Clark.
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State is Through in Big Four Case
Cincinnati June 16 Counsel for the state rest their case in the trial of Birdwin Cooke charged with embezzling 24000 from the Big Four Railway company. Mrs Jeanette Stewart, the woman in the case, is in such serious condition following yesterday's ordeal that she was forced to testify her recovery is doubtful at a local hospital.
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Cooke
Big Four Hailway Company
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Nahant Forest Fire Progress Report Encouraging
Reports from the Nahant forest blaze indicate the fire is near control. Trenches exceed ten miles around pathways as about ninety men work the south and west fronts to ensure the flames are fully suppressed before returning to the city.
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Aviation meet opens at Readville trotting track
Readville hosts a two day aviation event featuring Curtiss aviators including Lincoln Steaghey and C. C. Witner. The program includes airplane and automobile races, biplane sharpshooting, bomb drops, passenger flights, and aerial figure displays in New England.
State versus Lee Prophet of Absolute Life jury delay
In Chicago on June 16 a jury was not yet secured for the case of the state versus Lee, the prophet of absolute life. The taking of evidence in the sensational trial began this afternoon after noon.
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Sugar Refinery Sold to Trust Profit Revealed
Washington June 16 Henry T Oxbard testified before the sugar investigation committee that he and his three brothers formed a Brooklyn refinery and sold it to the sugar trust for a large profit. He could not say how much water was in the trust stock.
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British Fusiliers Sail To Hoxton For Bunker Hill Event
The St John Fusiliers Sixty second regiment 800 strong left by special train for Hoxton to join in Bunker Hill day ceremonies tomorrow. Commanded by Col J L McAvity they travel with the regimental band and drum corps and will stay in Boston for several days acting as escort to the Massachusetts Volunteer Militia.
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Congressman Martin Speaks at Hot Springs Banquet
BE. W. Martin was featured speaker at a First National Life Co banquet in the Evans hotel Hot Springs. Also on the program were state Insurance Commissioner O. Hasford and Charles L. Hyde of Pierre president of the company. A large turnout of prominent Black Hills men attended.
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Francisco I M De La Barra Mexican Statesman Biography
Francisco Leon de la Barra, provisional President of Mexico, born June 16, 1863, studied at College of the City of Mexico and law. He served in Federal Congress from 1891 to 1906, represented Mexico at Madrid and Rio de Janeiro, attended the Hague Peace Conference, stationed in Belgium the Netherlands and South America, served as Mexican ambassador to the United States from 1909, and was recalled to become Minister of Foreign Affairs in Diaz's cabinet.
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The Forestry Guy by Arthur Chapman in Denver Republican
An ode to a forest ranger in khaki who patrols alpine trails and camps beneath Arctic skies. The poem frames a life of rugged labor, danger, and devotion as the forestry man rides, fights fires, and protects the land amid granite peaks and burning valleys.
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Businessmen to Visit Europe on Cunard Tour
A hundred American businessmen sailed from Boston on a Cunard liner for a European study tour. Organized by the Boston Chamber of Commerce, delegates include representatives from New York Philadelphia Detroit Chicago and other cities. They will visit England France Belgium Austria and Switzerland to observe industry hiring and municipal practices.
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Centenary of Noted Playwright in Paris Observed
Paris marks the centenary of Adolphe Philippe d'Hnnery, a prolific 19th century playwright who lived to 88 and died ten years ago. He gained fame in America as coauthor of A Celebrated C which he wrote with M Cormon and Cesar de Bazan with M Dunoir. He also collaborated with J Verne on Around the World in Mighty Days.
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Famous diamonds appear in coronation cross
London June 17 The crown of King George V and Queen Nirve will be placed on their heads by the archbishops of Canterbury and York on coronation day featuring two of the world’s greatest diamonds. The crown will house the Cullinan, the largest known diamond from South Africa, and the Koh-i-Noor, famed for its tragic history.
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