Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Promises Kidney Relief
Mrs Anna Peters of La Crosse Wisconsin credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relief after a La Grippe affected her kidneys causing pain and disordered secretions. She bought a box at Erhart's drug store and reports clear improvement. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Anna Peters
S. Third St
la Crosse
Wis
Coen
Erhart
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan’s
Wife kills her four little boys in Iowa tragedy
Rockwell City reports Mrs. John A. Powell shot dead her four children after a quarrel with her husband. She then fatally shot herself with the rifle, her eldest son Ned, nine, dying after hours of suffering alongside his mother.
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Rockwell City
Iowa
John A. Powell
Ned
Aged Widow Robbed in Downtown Minneapolis
Mrs. Katherine Ryder a 70 year old widow from St Paul was robbed of two dollars and fifty cents by a purse snatcher near the corner of Nicollet avenue and Fifth street in Minneapolis.
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Katherine Ryder
St. Paul
Nicollet Avenue
Fifth Street
Minneapolis
Night Rider Case Begins in Court at Union City
The January day in Union City Tennessee saw the start of oral argument in the night rider cases with a crowded courtroom. Mrs Rankin widow of the slain man attended and Judge Jones said the jury would likely be charged Thursday morning.
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Union City
Tenn
Minneapolis Engineer Killed in Park Junction Engine Collision
Minneapolis Minn Jan 6 The collision of a switch and freight engine at Park Junction near Minneapolis killed Clifford Duffy of Minneapolis the switch engineer and likely fatally injured his fireman William Minnish. The switch engine vanished in its smoke while hidden from the stationary freight engine and the crash left Minnish nearly frozen before rescue.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Park Junction
Clifford Duffy
Minneapois
William Minnish
Johnson Favors a Lower Fare
St Paul dispatch reports Governor John A. Johnson urging a two cent railway passenger rate as sufficiently high and proposing a fixed freight rate law. He backs public utility law and an advisory initiative referendum measure. The thirty sixth Minnesota legislature opened with A J Rockne of Zumbrota elected speaker.
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ST. Paul, Minn
John A. Johnson
A. J. Rockne
Zumbrota
Old Man Found Dead in Snow Near Workhouse Gates
Unidentified elderly man found in roadway by the workhouse gates in St. Paul Minnesota. He lay for hours, partially covered by bloodstained snow. Foul play suspected as Coroner Miller investigates.
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ST. Paul. Minn
Miller
The Change to Postum Brings Health and Vitality
A man quits coffee to cure biliousness and heart discomfort. He starts Postum, a liquid food, and enjoys a coffee like flavor with a gentle tang of java. Within days he feels brisk, snappy, and keen, declaring there is a reason.
Mystery marriage ties North American silk thief
Rumor claims Rogers, a famed St Paul silk thief, wed Belle McCue at a northern Canada trading post. Attorney Hartwell would not verify. The couple reportedly fled Waterloo and remain at large amid ongoing investigations into Rogers' crime spree.
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Canada
Harry Rogers
St. Paul
Belle McCue
F. H. Hartwell
Morris & Hartwell
Rogers
Northwest
Doerflinger
Poehling’s
Reitzel’s
la Crosse
Crook
Waterloo
Miss McCue
Hudson Bay
Win
Wedded on North Side on Monday
Miss Marie Johanson of Minneapolis wed Mr. Don Severson on the North Side Monday afternoon. Relatives attended as tables for forty three were set and decorations included holly and evergreens. The ceremony was by Rev. Ladd, with Harry Bratton as best man and Harriet Johanson as bridesmaid. The couple will start housekeeping Feb 1 at 1600 Berlin Street before a trip to Seattle and Spokane.
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Marie Johanson
Minneapolis
Don Severson
Ladd
Harry Bratton
Harriet Johanson
Severson
Berlin Street
Spurned suitor charged over poisoned wine in Chicago
Vincent Tesagio, an Italian, was arrested for attempting to murder Mrs. Marie Marchesi and her daughter by sending a bottle of poisoned wine after their rejection. The women became violently ill but are expected to recover.
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Chicago
Vincent Tesagio
Marie Marchesi
Graft cases against Pittsburg councilmen to start soon
A Pittsburgh grand jury has indicted seven city councilmen and two former bank officials on bribery charges. The Voters' league says municipal graft cases are expected to begin within the next two weeks.
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Pittsburg
True Gills
Bank
Voters’ League
Foraker Refuses to Quit as Roosevelt Controversy Evolves
Senator Foraker vows to press forward in Washington despite questions about President Roosevelt's actions. The January 6 report notes his stance amid ongoing partisan debate and calls for scrutiny of executive conduct.
Senator Foraker vows bill to reinstate colored battalion
Senator Foraker declares he will press his bill to reinstate the colored battalion discharged after the Brownsville Texas shooting incident. The Supreme Court decision hinged on the amount involved being too small for standing, upholding the New York ruling sustaining the president.
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Brownsville
Texas
Supreme Court
Foraker
New York
Poultrymen Meet Tonight to Settle Show Affairs
Western Wisconsin Poultry association directors convene at city hall this evening to settle up after the recent show. Annual meeting set for March 10 will elect new directors to succeed E. H. Hoffman Joseph Frish and A F Himle whose three year terms expire. The new board will then elect officers for the coming year.
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Western Wisconsin Poultry Association
E. H. Hoffman
Joseph Frish
A. F. Himlebon
Religious Riots Roil Calcutta Amid Indian Tensions
January report from Calcutta says religious riots between Mohammedans and Hindus have grown, risking a wider Hindu Muslim conflict across India. The British cannot publicly side without causing a native revolt. thousands rioted and Titaghur was attacked yesterday by a Mohammedan army, repulsed.
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Calcutta
All India
Titaghur
Burgess children die in White Plains house fire
Two young children of Thomas Burgess were found dead in their locked bed after a fire destroyed the Burgess home at White Plains Thayer. Mrs Burgess had left them sleeping alone while visiting a neighbor. cause of the blaze remains undisclosed.
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Thayer, Mo
Thomas Burgess
Burgess
White Plains
Millionaire miner McMillan arrested on bad check charge
Rich, mine owner Harry McMillan is under arrest in Tonopah Nevada on a warrant accusing him of obtaining 8000 dollars with worthless checks. Jim May of Reno swore to the warrant alleging a swindle after a gambling loss several months earlier.
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Rich
Reno, Nev
Harry McMillan
Tonopah Nev
Jim May
Reno
McMillan
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