How Colds Are Contracted And Cures Proffered
An article explains colds arise from rapid surface cooling and nasal bronchial inflammation, not standard contagion. It urges quick care, promotes Chamberlains Remedy as fast cure and pneumonia preventive, citing epidemics and widespread use as proof.
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Chamberlain
City Mission to Give Big Dinner at New Year Event
City Mission in La Crosse plans a free New Year dinner for 300 guests from 1:30 to 3:00 with four courses including chicken and ice cream. Afterward, a Christmas tree will be lit and presents distributed to children, followed by a second anniversary entertainment. Donations from citizens and business leaders support the event and baskets will be provided to those unable to attend.
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Ivey
Himane
Berry
McIntyre on the Stand Gets Mad at Bayside Trial
Judge Crane pushes for a quick trial as McIntyre argues his client’s right to present 20 witnesses led by General and Mrs. Hains and others in the Bayside case. Key witnesses include C Raymond Weaver and Leo Bugg as prosecutions seek to limit testimony and delay. Captain Peter C. Hains remains confined with personal turmoil and rhetorical recitals while the case moves.
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Wm. E. Annis
Crane
Annis
Peter
Hains
Justice Crane
Mrs. Hains
C. Raymond Weaver
Bayside
Fort Hancock
John Hains
Thornton J. Hains
Leo Bugg
Thornton Hains
Darrin
McIntyre
Rudyard Kipling
Jos. A. Shay
Young
Shay
Fallon
Eeen
New York City
New York
White
Tin
Bayside Club
Scott's Emulsion Ad Promises Power and Vitality
An advertisement claims Scott's Emulsion builds power by transforming thin blood into rich nourishment. It urges sending the paper name, address, and postage to receive a free atlas, listing Scott & Bowne at 409 Pearl Street New York as the source.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Hains Fatal Case Eyed Mills Trial Testimony Given
Testimony detailed Thornton Hains missing a Fort Hancock trip with Captain Hains and the Waldorf lunch after a Long Island detour. Witnesses described Hains’ deteriorating mental state after returning from the Philippines, including hair pulling and erratic singing as prosecutors argue over admissibility of prior-mind evidence.
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Chas. R. Weaver
Thornton Hains
Fort Hancock
Hains Concrete Mixing Company
Gen. Hains
Thornton
Captain Hains
Weaver
Long Island
Broadway
Worth Streets
The
Waldorf
the Waldorf
Court Relives Turbulent Episode in Hains Trial
Testimony described Captain Hains’s erratic behavior during a Boston trip and New York journey with Weaver and Captain Hains, ending with a courtroom scene where his mother Weeps and clings to him as he wears steel bracelets. Witnesses recounted a day of incoherent ramblings and alleged insanity before the Aug. 15 shooting.
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Peter C. Hains
Maj
John Hains
Thornton
Major Hains
Weaver
Captain Heins
Boston
Fendant
Captain Hains
Hains
Henry Heil Dies After Vigorous, Successful Life
The obituary notes Henry Heil passing after a long, active career. A telegram announced his death upon a Milwaukee arrival, and funeral services are planned for 2 pm tomorrow at the old home, 516 South Fifth Street.
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Henry Heil
Milwaukee
South Fifth Street
Card of Thanks for Wm Berndt Bereavement
The undersigned express heartfelt thanks to friends neighbors and relatives for kindness and sympathy after the death of Wm Berndt. Special thanks to Rev O L Christianson the Bethel church choir and all who sent floral offerings from Mrs W Berndt Mr and Mrs H Berndt and Family
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Wm. Berndt
O. L. Christianson
Bethel Church
W. Berndt
H. Berndt
Martin Hess Dies at 75 After Short Illness
Martin Hess formerly a farmer of St Joseph's Ridge died at his son Philip Hess's home at 1333 Winnebago street. He was 75 and had been ill only four days, a gradual decline from old age. Survived by eight children including Earnest Philip George William Mrs Christian Roesler Mrs Mary Roesler Lucy Lukas and Margaret Welson. Funeral services Monday at 10 from St Joseph's Ridge church with interment in St Joseph's Ridge cemetery.
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Martin Hess
St. Joseph's Ridge
Philip Hess
Winnebago Street
Earnest
Philip
George
William
Christian Roesler
Mary Roesler
Mormon Coulee
Lucy Lukas
Brinkman Ridge
Margaret Welson
Cashton
St. Joseph's Ridge Church
St. Joseph's Ridge Cemetery
State closes case of night riders murder trial
The state rested its case in the night riders murder trial at Union City as witnesses Holt Thursman and Rogers testified, while defense opened with defendant Bud Morris denying Night Riders membership and any raid. The co defendants Ton Dell Frank Long Elmer Tate and Oscar Treece were released on $5,000 bonds.
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Union City
Night Riders
Walter Holt
J. W. Thursman
Will Rogers
Morris
Bud Morris
Tom Clear
Rankin
Ton Dell
Frank Long
Elmer Tate
Oscar Treece
Wiley May Lose His Official Head
In Washington D C on December 28 a high Agriculture Department official predicted that Dr. Harvey W Wiley head of the bureau of chemistry will soon lose his post. The ouster follows his refusal to sign food inspection decision No 101 on benzoate of soda pending final wholesomeness ruling. My neck is ready, he said, but I will not go quietly.
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Wathington
D. C
Harvey W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agrculture
Dr. Wiley
Castle builders chase air as ground remains unseen
A proverb hints that those who construct grand dreams in the air lack solid footing. It cautions against overreliance on imagined schemes without grounding in reality.
King Victor Emmanuel Aids Earthquake Victims In Italy
From Naples to Calabria and Sicily reports outline a major earthquake disaster. King Victor Emmanuel, guest at a shooting party near Naples, prepares to assist in Catazaro province if needed. Provincial death toll and losses rise. martial law imposed and troops deployed. Caltanissetta and Minoa in Sicily report substantial damage and feared high fatalities.
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Naples
Victor Emanuel
Catazaro
Rome
Calabria
Italy
Pizzo
Gulf of Santa Rufemia
Catanzaro
Sicily
Caltanassenetta
Minoa
Burton Defends Ship Subsidy Stance in Ohio
Columbus Ohio Dec 28 Congressmen Theo W Burton supervising his senatorial bid outlined his ship subsidy view He favors backing from merchants over shipbuilders and would support mail subsidies to South American ports He questioned Pacific facility needs and warned subsidies would mainly aid Hill and Harriman per his reading of a Marine League letter.
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Columbus
Ohio
Theo. W. Burton
Burton
J. C. Butler
Merchant Marine League
The
Marine League
United States
Australia
Orient
Central
South American
Pacific
Ocean
Hill and Harriman
Carnegie’s Panacea for Labor Troubles
Andrew Carnegie in World's Work plans a joint stock system to raise stockholding and profit sharing by employees. He argues this will steadily improve labor’s position with capital and unite labor and capital as one. He envisions workers becoming shareholders in every branch of business as the enduring solution.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Reception Tonight for Trinity United Lutheran Avon Ladies
The ladies of Trinity United Lutheran Church Avon Street host an 8 o'clock reception in the parlors for congregation members and friends.
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Trinity United Lutheran Church of
Avon Street
Packers Before Grand Jury Again In Packing Case
Chicago and federal investigators press the packing firms as the grand jury reconvenes to weigh indictments and possible contempt actions. Witnesses from Nelson Morris and Thompson Cross are questioned while agents seek links among Armour Swift and other giants. The probe centers on an informal agreement affecting livestock prices and potential Sherman act violations.
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Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
U. S
Sims
Nelson Morris and Co
Thompson Cross
National Packing Company
Cross
Armour and Co
Swift and Co
Cudahy Packing Co
Grosscup
Packing Trust
Equity
National Packing Co
Secret Service
Packingtown
Harry C. Dowling
Morris & Co
Grand Jury
Dowling
Burlington Road
Wm. Hayward
National Republican Committee
Federal Building
Hayward
Packers
Armour
J. Ogden Armour
Armour & Company
United States
Firemen Risk Lives in Brooklyn Blaze Rescue Effort
Two firemen remain in critical condition and eight others suffer burns after a Brooklyn fire. The crew entered the framing building to check for tenants, found it empty, and attempted to escape through flames. The stronger pulled the weaker to safety despite being cut off by the blaze.
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New York
Brooklyn
Knights Templar Masons Install Officers Tonight
The Knights Templar Masons hold their annual installation of officers tonight. Wednesday evening Frontier Lodge No. 45 F. and A. M. and Smith Chapter No. 13 and Chapter No. 22 of Eastern Star all install their officers for the ensuing year.
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Knights Templar Masons
Frontier Lodge No
A. M
Smith
Eastern Star
The Kidneys and Bladder Remedy Claim
A historical home remedy promotes a blend of Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon Syrup Sarsaparilla to treat bladder and kidney issues. It claims relief from frequent urination back pain kidney disorders and rheumatism with a week of use and suggests dosing after meals and at night.
Man in Ark. Suicide After Murder Charge Injustice Felt
In Memphis on December 28, William McBroom, jailed in Marked Tree, Arkansas, for the murder of his two daughters Elizabeth age 11 and Leona age 8, killed himself with strychnine. He left a note insisting his burial not be at his Harrisburg, Arkansas home unless he had avenged those he blamed for his children’s deaths.
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Memphis
Tenn
Elizabeth
Leona
Wm. McBroom
Marked Tree
Ark
Harrisburg
Country roads in poor shape near the city
Farmers complain of poor sleighing as snow melts on sandy stretches of country roads near the city. Few farmers come into town and those who do report difficult travel due to slushy, melted snow.
Dr Clemens Leaves Lacrosse for Durand Wisconsin
Dr. C. C. Clemens a well known dentist who has practiced in the city for seven years left today for Durand Wisconsin where he expects to establish his future practice. He is widely known here and many friends regret his removal.
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C. C. Clemens
Durand
Wis
Clemens
Education for farm children cited as key to bettering farm life
Washington December 28 The Country Life commission met to prepare its report for President Roosevelt and Congress arguing that educating the children of farmers will do more to improve farm conditions than any other measure.
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Washington
America
Country Life Commission
Roosevelt
Congress
Spreckles Funeral Today in San Francisco
Public funeral services for Claus Spreckles, the millionaire sugar king, will be held this afternoon in San Francisco after his death Saturday from pneumonia.
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Spreckles
San Francisco
Claus Spreckles
Fire damages home on Mill Street
A Saturday evening blaze at the residence of Frank Benjamin on Mill Street caused about 200 dollars in damages. Frank Benjamin reported the fire was confined with no injuries noted.
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North Side
Frank Benjamin
Mill Street
Fortune Teller Dialogue About Time of Death
The exchange features a fortune teller predicting death within a year and a client reacting with alarm. The mock conversation explores uncertainty about the exact year while confirming the time frame.
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