Queen Victoria hair praised as germ destroying remedy
An 80 year old Queen Victoria was treated for dandruff with a germ destroying preparation. The ad promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the only product that kills the dandruff germ, promising hair growth and reduced falling hair, with samples available by mail order from The Herpicide Co. in Detroit and Hoeschier Bros. as agents.
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Victoria
Anna
Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Hoeschier Bros
New Bridge Collapses in Peoria Illinois
Early morning collapse of three spans of the new concrete bridge over the Illinois River in Peoria leaves the bascule lift span section first to fall into the river. A watchman was the only person on the structure at the time, avoiding injuries due to the hour.
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Peoria
Ill
New City
Illinois River
Brave Lad Stops Runaway Team at Main and Second
Carl Wendling of Inland Printing office risked his life to stop a runaway Nicholson Scott delivery team at the Second street corner. He sprang onto the street, grabbed the bridle, and was dragged about 150 feet before halting the horses. Wendling, son of Philip Wendling, Sr., escaped unharmed as the team and rig went undamaged.
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Second
Carl Wendling
Inland Printing Company
Nicholson-Scott
Second Street
Mr. Wendling
Phillip Wendling
Ingvald Johnson dies of tuberculosis at 34
Ingvald Johnson aged 34 died at his home 1227 South Eighth Street about 10 this morning after seven months battle with tuberculosis. He leaves a father three brothers and one sister all of this city. Funeral at his house Tuesday at 2 PM with Rev H E Magelssen officiating. Fessler and Dahl in charge. Interment Oak Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingvald Johnson
South Eighth Street
Rev. H. E. Magelssen
Fessler & Dahl
Oak Grove
Taft Will Sign Tariff Measure By June First
President Taft will sign the tariff bill and deliver it to the country by June first after talks with House and Senate leaders. Senators Aldrich Beveridge Nelson and other prominent lawmakers assure no protracted debate will delay passage. Aldrich predicts the bill reaches the president before June first, ending insurgent veto hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Taft
House
Senate
Aldrich
Beveridge
Nelson
Bleached Flour Case Reaches Supreme Court Ruling
Justice Stafford's opinion in Washington notes the DC Supreme Court refused to force Secretary Wilson to drop proceedings against flour bleachers. The suit later travels to June, focusing on whether the Alsop Process Co could compel a change in opinion about nitrogen peroxide bleaching and its potential harm under the pure food law.
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Washington, D. C
Stafford
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson
Fed
Judge granted stay in Bank of America case
Springfield May 1 Sheriff Strassheim of Cook county was asked not to transport former Judge Abner Smith to state penitentiary until the state board of pardons acts. The ex judge, sentenced for conspiracy in the Bank of America case, received a midnight respite from the pardon board.
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Springfield
Strassheim
Cook County
Abner Smith
Chicago
State Board of Pardons
Bank of America
Cuticura Cures Terrible Eczema Says Newark Woman
Mrs. Wm. Hunt of 135 Thomas St Newark New Jersey describes severe widespread eczema relief after using Cuticura Remedies including the Ointment Soap and Resolvent. She reports bleeding itching flesh healing hair regrowth and complete recovery after weeks of agony dating September 28 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hunt
Thomas St
Newark
N. J
Roeder Boy Not Murdered In Elkhart Case
Evidence at the Elkhart coroner's inquest indicates Leverne Roeder 19 died by his own action at his sweetheart Miss Leona Leviston's home. A pistol at Roeder's side and another unidentifiable pistol near him sparked suspicion, though a letter Roeder wrote promising self harm supports suicide as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Ind
Leverne Roeder
Leona Leviston
California
Roeder
Young Roeder
Maxwell Named Fireman at Pumphouse in City Council Move
W. G. Maxwell, a former Burlington firefighter, has been appointed fireman at the pumphouse. The post is a new station created by the council at its March meeting to cover eight hour shifts for pumphouse crews.
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W. G. Maxwell
Burlington
Trial of Captain P C Hains Continues In Flushing
May 1 in Flushing L I the trial of Captain P C Hains for the murder of W E Annis at the Bay side Yacht club was continued with Thornton Hains on the stand. Counsel questions him about the defendant's actions before the shooting.
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Flushing
L. L
P. C. Hains
W. E. Annis
Bayside Yacht Club
Thornton Hains
Detroit Doctor Shoots Nephew In Courtroom Tragedy
Dr G K Boyajian shot his nephew Hartoon Gastanian as he stood to be arraigned with the physician's wife on a statutory charge. Gastanian died hours later. Boyajian faced murder charges with his wife remaining at large as bail was posted for her release.
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Detroit, Mich
Police Headquaters
G. K. Boyajian
Harotoon Gastanian
Detroit Medical College
Boyajian
Ethel Boyajian
Justice Stein
Chas. Schuknecht
George B. Yerkes
Hartoon Gastanian
McDonnell
Gagetown
Mich
La Crosse Seeks Hawkeye Pearl Button Plant
Hawkeye Pearl Button Co finds La Crosse site promising after inspection of options including a tobacco warehouse near the Lutheran hospital. F C Vetter travels to Muscatine for board of trade bids and awaits a proposal. Competing bids from Winona offer a five year lease, while La Crosse plans to present a counterproposal at Tuesday meeting.
Blackmailer Held in San Francisco Case
Benjamin Wellington Soule, accused of attempting to blackmail Rudolph Spreckles and James Gunn, is held in $15,000 bail for examination in San Francisco California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Benjamin Wellington Soule
Rudolph Spreckles
James Gunn
Pennsylvania Railroad Relief Fund Payout Tops Twenty Six Million
Chicago May 1 The Pennsylvania Railroad System relief fund established in 1886 has paid workers over 26 million dollars. A report shows a total of 26,096,274.18 dollars disbursed in the last twenty three years to employees.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
Missouri Railroads Win Stay On Passenger Rates
At the request of several Missouri railroads the state supreme court issued a temporary writ preventing Judge Geo H Williams of St Louis from blocking railroads from setting passenger rates per the Mc Pherson opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri
State Supreme Court
Geo. H. Williams
St. Louis
McPherson
Weather Delay Skews Regina Mack Baseball Plans
Manager Safford pushes players toward fitness as cold weather constrains practice at the YMCA gym. Regina heads to Eau Claire for a series while President Rooney plans a game against the Yannigans tomorrow if conditions improve. William Allen, newly acquired pitcher from Dubuque, shows strong form and could face Winnipeg May 5 and 6 if warmer weather allows. The schedule sets 3 15 p m start for tomorrow's contest.
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Safford
Regina
Eau Claire
Rooney
Yannigans
William Allen
Dubuque
Freeport
Allen
Winnipeg
Senate Moves Against Edmonds in Contempt Case
The Wisconsin senate holds Edmonds in contempt after he fails to testify on schedule, prompting panic among Stephenson backers. The episode pits party leaders against reformers as investigators press alleged perjury and wrongdoing amid close legislative adjournment.
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Skeites
Senate
Stephenson
Eadmonds
Committee
Assemblyman
Thomas
Stone
Standard Fights Pure Food Law in U S Court
A sweeping attack on the government pure food laws was made in a United States court by the Corn Products company. The New Jersey corporation is controlled by financiers tied to the Standard Oil group.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
United States
Corn Products Company
New Jersey Corporation
Standard Oil Company Group of
Widow Fannie Youmans Dies After Husband’s Death
Mrs Fannie L Youmans widow of Earle Youmans president of the Winona First National Bank died at her Winona home yesterday morning from heart failure following her husband’s death about a week earlier.
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Fannie L. Youmans
Earle Youmans
Winona
Why Spring Colds Are Dangerous
A historic warning notes that untreated spring colds often worsen into lung trouble and may lead to chronic asthma bronchitis or consumption. It promotes Father John's Medicine as a nourishing non drug pure food remedy that strengthens the body and helps organs resume normal functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father John
Woman shoots Jack the Peeper in Cincinnati
Mrs Elizabeth Forsythe shot and killed a man who attempted to climb through her window early today in Cincinnati The intruder identified himself as Louis D Plowman of Canton Ohio and was later pronounced dead at a hospital Police questioned Mrs Forsythe and she and her husband had recently moved to Cincinnati from Indianapolis
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Cincinnati
Elizabeth Forsythe
Wm. Forsythe
Louis D. Plowman
Canton
Mrs Bautsch First to Get Dog License This Year
Mrs. Joe Bautsch of 1219 South Eighth Street was the first to receive a dog tax tag for the year. By 2 PM about a dozen tags had been issued, well below the usual first day total of over 50 licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bautsch
South Eighth Street
St Louis Marathon Winner Named Erxleben in 2 49 52
St Louis Missouri May 1 Erxleben of the Missouri Athletic Club won the St Louis Marathon with a time of 2 49 52 while Thibeau of Chicago finished second in 2 55 14.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Rain Delays Yale Penn Games and Track Meet
Rain at New Haven postpones the Yale-Pennsylvania basketball game and the Yale field track meet set for this afternoon, delaying both events on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Yale-Pennsylvania
Yale Field
Treasury Statement Shows May Receipts Less Than Expenditures
Washington May 1 treasury statement reports receipts of 1,316,734 dollars and expenditures totaling 1,970,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Washington, D. C
Discovery of Plot Fatal to the Sultan
May 1 report from Constantinople details found correspondence between Abdul Hamid and uprising leaders. It proves he planned a massacre of Armenians in Stamboul and Young Turks workers on April 25 to inflame religious mobs. The plot failed with the April 24 Ottoman advance, and could push toward his death sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Abdul Hamid
Yildiz
Abdul
Stamboul
New Clock For Council Chamber
The board of public works will buy a new clock for the council chamber using the $25 appropriation set at the pre Christmas meeting. The current clock has not satisfied members, so a replacement is desired. The old clock may be moved to the public works office.
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Council Chamber
Board of Public Works
Japanese training cruiser Aso Saya arrives in bay
The Japanese training cruiser Aso Saya commanded by Admiral Ijichi enters the bay this morning with two thousand middies and cadets aboard after a cruise from Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Aso Saya
Ijichi
Bay
Los Angeles
Bishop Farrelly consecrated in Rome ceremony
In Rome on May 1 Bishop Farrelly of Cleveland was formally consecrated this afternoon in a solemn service attended by a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Farrelly of
Cleveland
New Princess Named in Holland
May 1 reports the birth of a princess in Holland. The name Juliana Louise Emma Marie Wilhelmina is given, announced as the new royal child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Hague
Juliana Louise Emma Marie Wilhelmina
Holland
Race for health in a handicap contest urged
An article promotes Hos tetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for poor appetite heartburn dyspepsia constipation biliousness and malaria describing the stomach liver and nerves as handicapped in a race for health and urging readers to try a bottle today.
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Queen Victoria
Sussman School OF Photography
Nicollet Ave
Minneapolis, Minn
la Crosse, Wis
THE
Elliott - Loeffler Company
Std & Jay Street
Newport
Joseph Miller
Main St
Home Capital
Brave Lad
Ingwald Johnson
Eczema
Case
Cuticura
Roeder Boy
Sweetheart
Maxwell New Fireman
Fanhory
LaCrosse
Wis
Pearl Button CO
Jupiter Plavius
Edmonds
Washington
Appleton
Madison
Bene
Sepinrre
Dr. Pierce
Jack the Peeper
Mrs. Bautsch
Council
Frisco
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