The Golden Medical Discovery Promoted By Doctor Pierce
The ad touts Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier and tonic for stomach and liver disorders with a full ingredients list. It claims forty years of experience, non alcoholic composition, and roots like Golden Seal Queen's root Bloodroot and Black Cherrybark. It offers a free pamphlet and All Healing Salve with a stamp request to Dr. R V Pierce Buffalo New York.
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Doctor Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Bartholow
King
Scudder
Coe
Ellingwood
Meaieen
Towalace Hotel and Services Institut Buffalo
Governor's aid sought to enforce saloon laws in Florence
Rev Father Piette pastor of Florence Catholic church appeals to Gov Davidson and Attorney General Gilbert claiming town and county officers neglect saloon law enforcement. He seeks proof of official negligence, with Protestant pastor Rev Mr Sherwin aiding. Warrants have been sworn out against several saloon keepers but convictions falter without proper prosecutions.
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Marinette
Wis
Father Piette
Florence
Davidson
Gilbert
Sherwin
Travelers' Protective Association Opens Milwaukee Convention
Four thousand members of the Travelers' Protective Association arrive in Milwaukee for the nineteenth annual convention. Mayor Rose welcomes the group as the city hosts events over three days, with memorial services honoring 258 deceased members and a tribute by National Chaplain Homer T. Wilson.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Travelers’ Protective Association of America
Rose
Alhambra
John H. Kopmeier
Post B
Paul B. Jenkins
Immanuel Presbyterian Church
Wisconsin
Kopmeier
W. J. Schoenecker
R. W. Johnson
Homer T. Wilson
Texas
Homer
Mr. Wilson
Napoleon
Washington
Willoughby pleads guilty and receives life sentence
Milwaukee judge hands George Willoughby a life term at Waupun after he pleads guilty to murdering his wife. He maintains not being fully responsible, citing uncontrollable impulses, while acknowledging the act and his guilt. The court delayed incarceration to allow him to settle business affairs. A separate ad text follows describing a Deer Flinger Store display of currency strips.
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Milwaukee
Wis
George Willoughby
Brazee
Waupun
Willoughby
Court of Justice
Van Camp's Beans Digestible Revolution Highlighted
An advertisement extols Van Camp's baked beans claiming a 25 percent price rise for Michigan beans over three months while the company boosts production. It emphasizes live steam baking at 245 degrees ensuring uniform, mealy, nutty beans that digest easily and do not gas, touting a blended pork tomato sauce.
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Michigan
van Camp
Cured Hemorrhages of the Lungs with Foley's Honey and Tar
A. M. Ake of Wood Indiana recounts severe lung hemorrhages years ago. After failed treatments from several physicians, he used Foley's Honey and Tar, and his lungs are now sound. He endorses the remedy for advanced lung trouble and warns against substitutes.
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A. M. Ake
Wood
Ind
Foley
O. T. Erhart
Jurors Seek to Correct Verdict in Damages Suit
Seven jurors who tried the 5000 dollar damage suit brought by Mrs Anna Springer against Q D Marston and others for the death of her son drowned while employed on one of the defendants boats asked leave to correct their verdict They had returned a special verdict awarding Mrs Springer 400 dollars but holding the boy guilty of contributory negligence The verdict was set aside due to this finding and the jurors request their change of verdict
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Appleton
Wis
Anna Sprberg
Q. D. Marston
Springer
Park raids target sponging youths in Janesville
In Janesville Wisconsin on June 23 police began a drive against trysts in city parks. Ella Beehm who ran away last Wednesday was sent to the Girls Industrial School in Milwaukee. Two youths found with her were released. Several others arrested received mere lectures.
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Janesville
Wis
Ella Beehm
Milwaukee
Reform wave hits Racine saloon licenses drop likely
Racine Wisconsin on June 23 reports a sharp drop in saloon licenses with only 103 requests for new licenses. Fortune Bros Brewing Co which operates several saloons may withdraw from the field reducing outlets in the city.
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Racine
Wis
West Bend man claims $2000 Haertel estate after lightning death
WAUKESHA Wis June 23 Herman Claus of West Bend has laid claim to the 2000 estate of George Haertel killed by lightning at Dousman a year ago. Claus claims a verbal agreement and bears no relation to Haertel who has several heirs in Germany.
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Waukesha
Wis
Herman Claus
West Bend
George Haertel
Dousman
Claus
Haertel
Germany
Fire destroys home. Wisconsin mother raving in mania
Kenosha reports the home of Mrs. F. Langer burned down. Her husband had died months earlier, leaving eight children to raise. One of the children started the fire while playing with matches, and the mother is described as in a manic state.
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Kenosha, Wis
F. Langer
State News in Brief Sheboygan Disappearance
Police have yet to find clues to the whereabouts of Anton Eibel, a Marathon county farmer who disappeared. The cryptic report notes limited information on his last sighting and ongoing search efforts remain active.
Wisconsin News Capsule Sparkes City Briefs
A compact telegraph of local items: Anthony McMahon loses household goods to fire in Rio. Dr. Hart removes rail fragment from a horse near Emmet after a runaway. Janesville considers a poultry paper. a Daughters of Norway lodge forms in Eau Claire. Beloit modernization of the Clinton Babbitt house. a collision on Northwestern lines near Janesville yields minimal damage. Racine sees a theft at Capt Williamson’s offices. court adjourns to July 12 with limited foreclosures. Ashland reports a wagon collision with minor injuries.
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Rio
Anthony McMahon
Watertown
H. A. Hartwig
Alex Meitner
Emmett
Janesville
Southern Wisconsin Poultry and Pet Stock Association
EAN Claire
Lodge
the Daughters of Norway
Sons of Norway
Beloit
Clinton Babbitt
Northwestern
Racine
James Quamn
Stoughton Wis
Williamson
Rockton
W. F. Winkle
Chicago
Marmath
S. D
John
Peter
Cow Dies of Rabies in Wisconsin Farm
A dairy cow on Fred Brockwell’s Beloit area farm died today from rabies. Beloit and Rockton authorities cooperate to prevent spread as cases mount. No human bites reported yet, authorities say.
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Beloit
Wis
Fred Brockwell
Rockton
Jail Birds Fly in Puruit
Posse units chase escaped county jail prisoners George Crowley Lewis Cohan Barney Cohan and Harry Cline from Youngstown Ohio with aid from a woman. The escape occurred at midnight by sawing bars. A patient mentions Foley’s Kidney Cure as a medical note.
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Youngstown
George Crowley
Lewis Cohan
Barney Cohan
Harry Cline
Foley
O. T. Erhart
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Indianapolis, Ind
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L. J. Elliott
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