Ex mayor Crumbo backs Peruna in letter campaign
Ex mayor D Crumbo of New Albany Indiana writes endorsing Peruna saying it cures catarrh indigestion and headaches and helps the sick when used as directed He notes others praise it and would rely on Peruna if needing more medicine in the future He cites a 1904 letter and urges asking for the free Peruna almanac for 1907
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D. Crumbo
New Albany
Ind
E. Oak Street
Peruna
Man’s Aim to Grow and Expand Knowledge
The statement extols continual growth as human nature. It asserts that ambition drives daily expansion of horizons, increase in knowledge, and personal wisdom, framing growth as a worthwhile pursuit.
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Aoman
Move to Direct Election of US Senators Gains Steam
Several hundred delegates gathered in Des Moines Iowa to discuss amending the Constitution for direct popular election of United States senators. The conference aims to organize sentiment, with states already moving to nominate senators by primary vote and a long road ahead to achieve amendment through Congress or state legislatures.
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Des Moines
Union
United States
Cummins
Iowa General Assembly
Florida
Kentucky
Georgia
Louisiana
South Carolina
Mississippi
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Illinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Vermont
New Hampshire
Congress
Senate
West
Missouri
Chandler
Hawley
Connecticut
Hoar
Massachusetts
Foraker
Ohio
Spooner
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Depew
New York
Pettus and Morgan
Alabama
Father of the House Bingham Reaches Sixty Fifth Birthday
Washington D C December 5 Representative Bingham of Pennsylvania the father of the house for length of service turns sixty five today and finishes his thirteenth consecutive term in Congress. He is among five Pennsylvanians to hold the title and the Philadelphia district line includes Pig Iron Kelley Samuel J Randall Alfred D Harmer and Charles O Neill in this lineage.
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Washington, D. C
Bingham
Pennsylvania
House
Cannon
Mr. Bingham
Philadelphia
Kelley
Samuel J. Randall
Alfred D. Harmer
Charles O'Neill
Birth Notice for Charles Edward Magoon, Cuban Tasked Leader
Charles Edward Magoon, born December 5, 1861 in Minnesota, rose from a Nebraska farmer's background to graduate from the University of Nebraska in 1881. He later served as a legal adviser to Elihu Root and William Howard Taft, became governor of the canal zone, minister to Panama, and a member of the canal commission in 1905.
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Charles Edward Magoon
Roosevelt
Cuba
Minnesota
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Magoon
War Department
Elihu “Root
Republic of Cuba
Canal Zone
Root
Taft
Panama
Canal Commission
Chicago’s New Municipal Courts Open Under Olson
The old justice shop system in Chicago, long marred by lax methods and corruption, has been replaced by new municipal courts. Operated in concurrent jurisdiction with Cook county circuit and superior courts, the reform was activated by Chief Justice Olson and twenty-seven Republican associate justices.
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Tribune Special Service
Chicago
Cook County
Olson
New Cure for Epilepsy by Dr King's New Life Pills
J R Waterman of Watertown Ohio reports his daughter, once afflicted with epilepsy, has remained free of attacks for over two years after using Dr King's New Life Pills. The pills are advertised as best body cleansers and life giving tonic, 25 cents at O T Erhart's drug store.
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J. R. Waterman
Watertown
Is Rheumatism an Incurable Disease
Thousands of men and women seek relief from rheumatism, which is described as a symptom from inactive kidneys. The article cites a simple plant-based remedy with dandelion extract, potassium, and sarsaparilla to cleanse the blood and aid kidney function, claiming relief within a week.
Fighting card set for Hamilton ten round bout
Local club aims to revive boxing with a promising program in Hamilton. The main event features Ray Bronson of Indianapolis against Mickey Ford of Indianapolis in a ten round bout expected to be evenly matched and exciting.
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Hamilton
Ray Bronson
Mickey Ford
Indianapolis
Woman versed in flowers would have little time for cook book
A quip notes that a woman who knows the language of flowers likely spends little time reading cook books, implying a focus on botany or romance over domestic recipes.
Ambassador Reid Aims to Share Newfoundland Fishing Findings
State department officials show keen interest in Ambassador Whitelaw Reid as he sails from England to the United States today with unannounced discussions likely. He may bring data on Newfoundland fishing cases and arrests, with expected progress toward a mutual understanding, while colonial fishermen face Ball Act violations onboard American ships. Henry Fielding bicentenary dinner set for April 22 in London with Conan Doyle presiding.
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Tribune Special Service
Washington, D. C
State Department
Whitelaw Reid
England
United States
Newfoundland
Henry Fielding
London
Conan Doyle
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