Cherokee Bill Breaks Arm in Fall at Soldiers Home
Washington December 19 Cherokee Bill the injured veteran and famed Indian fighter now at the Soldiers Home in the D C suburbs broke his arm yesterday He is the only mutilated survivor among his wounds and scars include seventeen bullet wounds in a supporting leg He served in the Eighth Cavalry and the Rough Riders in Cuba under Roosevelt and jokes about his original Cherokee strip as a badge of endurance.
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Washington, D. C
Bill
Washington
Eighth Cavalry
Rough Riders
Cuba
Roosevelt
A girl will always be nice to a man
A quip notes that a girl behaves kindly toward a man unless she loves him, implying affection changes social conduct and perceptions of sweetness in romance. The line reflects gendered social dynamics and playful dating lore.
Make Your Own Blood Medicine Promoted as Safe at Home
A medical journal promotes a home brew of Fluid Extract of Dandelion Compound Karyon and Sarsaparilla claiming to purify the blood, boost vitality, and relieve rheumatism. A local druggist says the vegetable ingredients are harmless and readily available for home preparation. It argues the mix cleans kidneys and liver while producing new blood.
Fiddle Charms Wolves At Lumberjacks Dance
Henry Hinkins, a homesteader near Wirt Minnesota, was rescued after two hours eluding wolves while heading to a lumberjacks dance. He played his fiddle to distract the pack, prompting the wolves to dance to ragtime and waltzes until the lumberjacks found him and killed the wolves. He continued to play all night at the dance hall.
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Wirt
Minn
Henry Hinkins
Lumber Jacks
Hinkins
Houpt
Wedding of Admiral’s Daughter in Naval Circles
Miss Addie Pigman daughter of Rear Admiral George W. Pigman and Mrs Pigman married Charles Robert Pollard of Arkansas City Kansas at the couple’s Calvert Street home. The ceremony was attended by many relatives and friends in naval circles.
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Washington, D. C
Addie Pigman
George W. Pigman
Charles Robert Pollard
Arkansas City
Kas
Calvert Street
Ohio Company of Associates Dinner At Waldorf Astoria
Natives of Ohio, calling their state God’s country, are expected to attend the third annual celebration and dinner of the Ohio Company of Associates at the Waldorf Astoria in New York. Invited guests include Vice President Fairbanks White law Reid Governor Harris of Ohio Governor-elect Hughes of New York and Congressman and Mrs Nicholas Longworth among others.
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New York
Buckeye
Waldorf- Astoria
Ohio Company of Associates
Fairbanks
Whitelaw Reid
Harris
Ohio
Hughes
Nicholas Longworth
Nation Wearing a Breakdown Warns of National Malady
Washington reports nervous prostration as a national malady, urged by Senator Henry C. Hansbrough who links overwork to railroad wrecks and traffic congestion. Martin W. Knapp of the Interstate Commerce Commission says the country is in congestion with demand exceeding capacity. Charles P. Neill notes need for study while stressing labor scarcity and railroad strain.
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Washington, D. C
Henry C. Hansbrough
North Dakota
Hansbrough
Senator Hansbrough
Martin W. Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mr. Knapp
Knapp Charles P. Neill
United States Commissioner of Labor
West
Labor Bureau
Long Tennessee Fight Ends With Arnica Salve Relief
W L Rawls of Bells Tennessee fought nasal catarrh for twenty years. He used Bucklen's Arnica Salve on the sore nasal surface and the swelling and soreness disappeared. The drug is sold for 25 cents by O T Erhart, druggist.
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W. L. Rawls
Bells, Tenn
O. T. Erhart
City of La Crosse to redeem bonds January 1 1907
Notice to owners of City of La Crosse coupon bonds of 1000 each issued July 1 1885. City will redeem fifteen bonds of 1000 each numbered 22 to 36 on January 1 1907 at the treasurer office after December 1906 resolution. Interest ceases on that date.
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la Crosse
Wisconsin
City of la Crosse
Wis
Common Council
City of
Joseph M. Sieger
Senator Praises Peruna In Public Endorsement
A United States Senator from South Carolina extols Peruna's benefits claiming it relieves catarrh of the stomach and thereby treats dyspepsia. The statement frames Peruna as a remedy for digestive troubles.
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United States
South Carolina
Peruna
Letter from Senator Butler Endorses Peruna Medicine
In a Washington letter Ex-U S Senator from South Carolina Butler recommends Peruna for dyspepsia and stomach trouble. He reports relief after a short use and praises it as a wonderful medicine and tonic. He notes catarrh of the stomach as the core issue and says Peruna internally treats the catarrh.
Hat Pin Kills Man in Greenwich Hotel Tragedy
Joseph M. Neil a Belle Haven blacksmith and athlete dies in his Greenwich hotel room shortly after arriving with a young woman who is believed to be his wife. An autopsy cites a hatpin penetration of the brain as the cause. the woman was arrested in New York after a quarrel at Neil's shop and hotel.
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Greenwich
Conn
Joseph M. Neil
Gus Ruhlin
Greenwich Hotel
New York
Neil
Belle Haven Road
L. O. Thompson
Bellevue Hospital
Dead man alive in New York case faces new life test
George J. Kimmel once cashier of the Farmers State Bank of Arkansas City Kansas was declared sane by a White Plains Supreme Court jury after eighteen months in Matteawan Asylum under the alias Andrew White He had vanished after a larceny conviction and later fought an insurance claim The decision follows a previous trial in St Louis where Rankin won 7736 against New York Life Insurance He vows to prove his true identity and live above reproach starting now
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New York
George J. Kimmel
Farmers’ State Bank of
Arkansas City
Kas
Mattheawan
Supreme Court
White Plains
Kimmel
Andrew White
Arkansas Bank of Arkansas
New York Life Insurance Company
Edna K. Conslott
Chicago
United States Circuit Court
St. Louis
George C. Rankin
George A. Kimmel
White
Keogh
Maine State Grange Opens Thirty Third Annual Session
Patrons of Husbandry from across Maine gather in Augusta for the Maine State Grange thirty third annual session at the city hall. Opening ceremonies today set the tone for several days of discussion on the order and its affairs.
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Augusta
Maine State Grange
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Ohio Company
Dandet
Nation
Tennessee
Lyman J. Howe
la Crosse Theater
M. C. Butler
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