Cuticura Cures Lingering Itch and Leg Swelling
J F Hennen of Milan Missouri recalls a long battle with a stubborn skin eruption in West Virginia. After doctors failed to agree on a diagnosis he used Cuticura Soap ointment and Resolvent and reports rapid improvement. He later suffered leg swelling from grippe and amonia but again found relief with Cuticura products. May 13 1907.
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West Virginia
Grippe
Amonia
Cuticura
J. F. Hennen
Milan
Sis Nourhoat
Victims' names kept secret in Van Vlissingen case
Chicago, Nov. 18. Receiver in bankruptcy for Van Vlissingen refuses to publish the victims’ list from a secret card index of forgeries. A book in Van Vlissingen’s effects discusses Paul O. Stensland, now jailed for bank wrecking, and reflects on temptation, restitution, and justice.
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Chicago
van Vlissingen
Niblack
Title and Trust Company
Paul O. Stensland
Stensland
Roosevelt labor dinner avoids Gompers topic
At Roosevelt's labor dinner in Washington on November 18 the guest list excluded Mitchell, Duncan and Keefe. Roosevelt Neill Morrissey Dolan and Bell spoke briefly on labor with a general discussion that avoided Gompers and any federation criticism. The president promised to seek labor support for advancing policies.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Mitchell
Duncan
Keefe
Neill
Morrissey
Dolan
Bell
Gompers
Federation
Ruef Trial to Be Pushed Hard in Public Case
The case centers on Alexander Latham a former chauffeur of Ruef captured in Portland by Detective Burns. He is to testify he drove Ruef to the United Railroads office and retrieved a shirt box filled with bribe money. Judge Lawer warned the jury to ignore Heney’s shooting as outside the case.
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Alexander Latham
Reuf
Portland
Burns
United Railroads Annd
Lawer
Heney
No plot to slay Kaiser Wilhelm implicated
Darmstadt Nov 18 after partial probe of the alleged attempt to blow up the emperor’s train from Eschigen to Berlin authorities report no evidence of a plot. Dynamite found near the track on Sunday and Monday was said to be unintentionally dropped by a quarry worker and not close enough to harm the royal train.
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Darmstadt
Eschigen
Berlin
Two Shot One Dead in a Running Fight
In La Porte on November 18 D I Dryberger a Lake Shore brakeman was fatally shot while aiding Detective H G Golay who was seriously wounded as nine tramps taken in the railroad yards near South Bend engaged in a running fight. The tramps disarmed Golay after wounding him.
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LA Porte
D. I. Dryberger
Lake Shore
H. G. Golay
South Bend
Dryberger
Battle royal looms over Mexico oil field merge
Mexico City report says Mexican Petroleum with California capital has merged its Ebano refinery and vast oil holdings with Waters-Pierce to oust S Pearson and Son, the English firm newly entering the field.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Mexican Petroleum Company
California
Ebano
Waters-Pierce Company
S. Pearson & Son
Monocal Vows Campaign For Education After Gomez Victory
Monocal, defeated liberal candidate, pledges full support to President Gomez while announcing the fight for his policies has just begun. He envisions a four year campaign focused on education and predicts conservatives will gain strength then.
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Havana
Gomez
General Monocal
Monocal
Scott’s Emulsion Ad Promises Health for Children
An advertisement claims Scott’s Emulsion turns pale, weak children into robust ones. It urges sending the paper name, address, and four cents for a free atlas, with Scott & Bowne at 409 Pearl Street, New York, as the sponsor.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Oshkosh Close Deal For Hawley Signings Near
Oshkosh works to sign Pink Hawley with details of ownership dispute raised by La Crosse club manager Paul Mahoney. Bubser precedent cited to argue Hawley might need release, while Hawley has multiple offers and telegraphs indicate nearing completion. Directors meet to choose a new president and potential Hawley ownership questions may arise.
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Mahoney
Hawley
la Crosse Association
Paul Mahoney
la Crosse Club
la Crosse
Bubser
Oshkosh
Oshkosh Association
Commission
American Association
Rockford, Ill
Milwaukee
Elliott
John C. Burns
John Elliott
Case Delayed as Jury of 24 Talesmen Delays Trial
Springfield Illinois November 18. Inability to assemble 24 talesmen to begin juror examination postpones the third trial of ringleader Abe Raymen for twenty four hours.
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Springfield
Talesmen
Abe Raymen
The Gift Shop Rank The Gift Shop Rank
An inspection of the tasteful and artistic objects on display in our shop will credit us with proper and rightful claims to the above title. For personal use wedding birthday anniversary or holiday presents this store offers the widest latitude for selection. A stentorian voiced chorus of satisfied patrons says this is an eminently satisfactory place to trade.
Fruit tariff hearing hears pleas on lemons and hops
E F Woodward hop grower and Frisco official told California tariff commission that he seeks no general tariff cut but favors higher duties on lemons and hops. He noted apples cost 1.00 a barrel in Oregon and 25 cents each at a Frisco hotel. A. F. Call urged higher lemon duties. Congressmen debated protections vs. price effects.
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Frisco
Washington, D. C
E. F. Woodward
Santa Rosa
Cal
California Tariff Commission
Ways and Means Committee
Clarke
God
Woodward
California
Fordney
Oregon
A. F. Call
Corona
Rockefeller in New York oil inquiry details early Standard Oil
John D. Rockefeller testified before Commissioner Ferris in a crowded New York inquiry. He dated his first Standard Oil connection to 1860–1862 and described the 1867 absorption of Rockefeller and Andrews by Rockefeller and Flagler. He outlined early operations in Shenango County and refineries in Cleveland Philadelphia Baltimore New York and Oil City. Andrews led refining and manufacturing, according to Rockefeller.
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New York
Rockefeller
Ferris
Standard Oil
Rockefeller and Andrews
Flagler
Milburn
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
Rockefeller & Company
Rockefeller, Andrews & Company
Rockefeller, Andrews & Flagler
Standard Company
Shenango County
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Porkersburg
West Virginia
Oil City
Andrews
Appeal to Get an Elkins Law Ruling
Washington November 18 government will press writ of certiorari in the $29 million Elkins act case arguing the need for exact interpretation of rate publication and filing. Courts have varied in nine circuits, creating legal conflicts over railroad rate practices across districts.
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Elkins Law
Washington
Supreme Courts
Federation Completes Resolution Panel Review in Denver
The American Federation of Labor in Denver finishes consideration of the resolution committee report and reviews numerous minor committees. Adjournment is expected Saturday morning.
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Denver
American Federation of Labor Today
Resolution Committee
Federation
Davis murder trial set for November 23 in Omaha
In Omaha on November 18 the district court announced the trial date for Charles E. Davis on the charge of murdering Dr. Frederick Austin last September. The case proceeds in the district court with Davis facing the homicide charge.
Opening Day Flower Show Brightens Masonic Hall
Flower show opened at the Masonic temple on Main street under Christ church guild auspices with many exhibits viewed by crowds. At 5 oclock Leigh Toland violin solos and Prof. Cawley organ selections will cap the day, followed by a city parks address by John Nolan at the night mass meeting. Proceeds from supper run 5:30 to 8 with holiday stalls for aprons candy and mince meat. guild officers and committees coordinate the event with several activities and vendors.
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Masonic Temple
Main Street
Christ Church Guild
Leigh Toland
Cawley
Christ Episcopal Church
John Nolan
la Crosse
Keller
Soderberg
Guild
Easton
Frances Sill
Gertrude Hogan
Letters to Sherman From La Crosse Alumni
A round-robin of six La Crosse signers including John M. Holley and C. S. Van Auken sent congratulations to James S. Sherman, vice president-elect. He replied with a personal note recalling college days. The Milwaukee Free Press reported the acknowledgment.
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la Crosse
Jamess. Sherman
John M. Holley
C. S. van Auken
Hamilton College
Sherman
Milwaukee Free Press
Holley
German Trouble Not Overcome
Berlin reports a day of reaction to the Kaiser’s concessions after von Buelow’s warning note. The public realizes constitutional freedom pledges were not touched, leaving broad dissatisfaction while conservatives alone appear content with 81 of 347 Reichstag seats as a sign of support.
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Berlin
von Buelow
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