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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1907
Page
2
A fragmented report describes Albert Silvia's death in Abeaclonmd and a later arson amid business district tensions. Fire response blocked major structures as investigators pursue leads. Details are garbled but indicate multiple incidents across urban areas with injuries, property damage, and ongoing police actions.
Secretary Cortelyou outlined steps to stabilize New York financial markets by directing banks to deposit receipts with regular treasury channels. He ordered measures to curb panic, extend funds for coastwise disbursements, and enforce quarantine payments and interest adjustments through April.
The piece discusses railroads’ revenue gains from ending deadhead and halt fare passes. It cites estimates that passenger revenue rose after eliminating free rides for officials and politicians, with figures from authorities like the interstate commerce commission and historical remarks by Charles Francis Adams. The overall message notes substantial potential gains to passenger revenue, while freight rebates remain unfooted.
A sprawling account outlines the Dinres town Exposition amid naval pageantry, colonial architecture, and massive displays. It highlights the sea harbor setting, state exhibits, and a $300,000,000 value with a notable feature on negro contributions and a Monitor versus Merrimac reenactment.
Gates to open for a Jamestown Ter-Centennial Exposition near Norfolk Newport News and Portsmouth Virginia across from Old Point Comfort Fortress Monroe. The military naval marine industrial and historic display will feature the largest naval rendezvous in history with ships from United States England Germany France Austria Spain Russia and Japan and ten thousand acres of water for exhibits.
Horace George Raynor was found guilty of first degree murder for fatally shooting William Whiteley, London's so called universal provider. He claimed insanity and testified about a belief Whiteley was his father. The jury deliberated nine minutes before verdict. the judge stated no hope for clemency. Whiteley’s career highlighted wealth opportunities for the ambitious in England.
A wide collection of historical notes lists events from papal decrees against the Knights Templar, battles in Aujou and Stockade, Tudor and Napoleonic actions, colonial milestones in Halifax and Canada, to 19th and early 20th century political shifts and disasters. Names like Cornwallis, Decatur, and Henderson appear alongside dates and places such as Alexandria, Vera Cruz, and New Orleans, marking a rapid timeline of conflicts, governance changes, and notable incidents across centuries.
A French savant’s article translated for the Literary Digest argues that boiling water does not guarantee sterility. It contends that destruction of all microbes requires high heat under pressure in specially designed vessels.
A 1901 Auburn Maine account details severe pregnancy fatigue pale health and gas distress followed by recovery after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. The witness reports renewed strength during a second pregnancy and after a rheumatic flare up, noting rapid improvement with the pills. Dr Williams Medicine Co offers the pills by mail at 50 cents a box with six boxes for 2.50 and a cures booklet.
A historic ad fragment touts Halls Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy. It asserts catarrh is systemic, not local, and claims the product cures by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Includes a $100 reward for any failure and lists Toledo, Ohio, as the founder location.
A well known physician is so busy that only life threatening cases warrant a visit. A caller seeks help to play whist and is told the doctor will come soon. A French painter learns his submitted painting was displayed upside down, and the committee had rejected it the opposite way.
A 4 Michigan woman describes years of nervousness and bilious attacks eased after switching from coffee to Postum. She credits the drink with restoring sleep, appetite, color, and energy, and notes she no longer uses medicines. A friend improved by boiling Postum longer.
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