Fountain of Youth Promises Youthful Vitality From Duffy's Whiskey
Uncle Charlie Perry of Lagsport New York aged 92 reports a three week course of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey restores vigor and youthful brightness. The ad claims the tonic strengthens heart action purifies the system and helps the old enjoy sports of youth. Genuine bottle 0.9 a bottle. Coalitions and testimonials offered by Duffy Malt Whiskey Co. Rochester NY.
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Charlie Perry
Lagsport
N.Y
Duffy
Syrec
Dufy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
Robbers Board Engine and Loot Westbound Freight
Two men with a pistol boarded Milwaukee yards freight engine No. 71 at Savanna and forced Al Johnson and Ben Reibel to surrender valuables. Reibel grabbed his money and escaped after a struggle. he had $80, Johnson about $10. Fireman Francis Conners was threatened but not seriously harmed. The robbers fled into the night.
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Milwaukee
Savanna
Slough Bridge
al Johnson
Errae
Ben Reibel
Ieer
Reibel
Tobbers
Ben
Francis Conners
Special meeting of Elks tonight draws big event visit
A local Elks lodge holds a special meeting this evening to finish plans for the Nov 2 event attended by the grand exalted ruler and grand secretary. Secretary George B Frederick urges members to attend for important considerations.
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Lodge of Elks
George B. Frederick
Elks
No Mad Hints of Saloons Near Mint in Fine Juleps
A humorous remark notes saloons around the mint offer fine juleps, suggesting prudence and tradition over novelty. The speaker dismisses outlandish claims with light, witty understatement.
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Maude
A Doctor’s Sleep and Coffee Elimination Message
An article urges by linking stomach issues to insomnia and caffeine in coffee and tea. It praises Postum as a drug free alternative that aids nerves and sleep, with a physician testimonial from Georgia and a plug for The Road to Wellville.
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Wellville
Ini
Lizzie Gardner Burned at Dock on the Mississippi
The rafter Lizzie Gardner, one of the oldest upper Mississippi steamers, burned to a total loss at Nahant harbor near Davenport. Capt. Al Short and a helper fought the blaze as wind and flames consumed the hull. the ship, valued around 10 000 dollars, had no engine fire for weeks prior and last operated over a month ago between Stillwater and Fort Madison.
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Lizzie Gardner
Mississippi River
Nahant
Davenport
al Short
Gardner
Stillwater
Fort Madison
St. Louis
Lizzie
Short
Divorce Against Popular Clergyman
Mrs. Jennie G. Du Moulin files for divorce from Rev. Walter G. Du Moulin rector of St James Episcopal in San Francisco alleging desertion failure to provide and cruelty. She cites attention to female parishioners and claims he tied their baby to a table and went out with a woman friend and showed her a nude photograph urging her to pose.
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San Francisco
Cal
Jennie G. du Moulin
Walter G. du Moulin
St James Episcopal Church
du Moulin
Buffalo
N. Y
Frank du Moulin
Trinity Cathedral
Cleveland
State to Make Plows in Prison at Indiana Facility
Indianapolis Oct 27 A Michigan City Prison warden James A Reid under Governor Marshall began an inquiry into which agricultural implements can be produced without patent infringement. The aim is to use prison labor for manufacture to embarrass the harvester trust and provide jobs for inmates.
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Indianapolis
Ind
James A. Reid
Michigan City
Marshall
Harvester Trust
Lynch Threat Looms Over Accused Child Attacker
In Washington D C a heavy armed guard surrounds the jail where John Eagle the alleged assailant of Blanche Wise 11 is held after arrest in Lawrence county Illinois near Vincennes Indiana Crowds gather fearing a lynching if Eagle is identified by the Wise girl and her party.
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Washington, D. C
John Eagle
Blanche Wise
Lawrence County
Ill
Vincennes
Ind
Eagle
Wise
North Side in Brief from La Crosse Cigar Box Co News
Local notes report Dan Moore returning from Lemmon S D with booming town and weather. Milwaukee visitor W E McCullough arrives on business while Mrs Helen Frost leaves for Dayton Wyo. Ill Elizabeth Gillespie home bound. Dr T E Hall relocates family to Kane street. Various residents move addresses and attend church events. Milwaukee road delays crest from a wreck. Franklin club debates police crime news withholding policy with A H Schubert and Rev G W Fogg presenting affirmative and negative.
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la Crosse
Dan Moore
Lemmon
S. C
W. E. McCullough
Milwaukee
Wis
Helen Frost
Kane Street
Dayton
Wyo
Elizabeth Gillespie
Berlin Street
T. E. Hall
la Crescent
Minn
B. Halverson
Prospect Street
Bert Nelson
The
Nelson Clothing Company
Ladies’ Society
Bethel Church
O'Neil Olson
Chicago
L. Sundway
Broadview
Mont
Louis Hougan
Onalaska
Minneapolis
M. E. Church
C. Findeisen
Loomis
Alice P. Oakes
A. H. Schubert
Rev
G. W. Fogg
Missing man from South Dakota sought in La Crosse vicinity
A mentally imbalanced man, brother of H W Winter of Pittsburg, Pa, escaped while custodian left for lunch aboard a Burlington train at Grand Crossing. Described as medium height and 115 pounds, wearing a light overcoat and gray hat. Police and public alerted as search extends toward Medary. man last seen heading that way. He previously eluded capture at Devils Lake.
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la Crosse
H. W. Winter
Pittsburg
Grand Crossing
Pennsylvania
Burlington
Devils Lake
Splendid Pictures Sent to Tribune
The Tribune receives neatly framed pictures from the N. K. Fairbanks company. The paintings are fine reproductions from famous artists and, with well chosen frames, boost ad attractions and are suitable for fair faced American girls.
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Tribune
The
N. K. Fairbanks Company
Pugilist Keny files $2000 suit against Jack Johnson
Chicago October 27 Yank Kenny former boxer sues Jack Johnson for two thousand dollars claiming past services. Johnson is to answer the civil action in court for the amount.
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Chicago
Jack Johnson
Yank” Kenny
Ebony Pugilist
People Speak Less When They Know Too Little
Observers note that people often remain quiet or speak sparingly when they lack sufficient information. The saying highlights caution and restraint in dialogue and decision making.
Walsh Seeks One More Day In Bank Wrecking Case
Chicago aged banker John R. Walsh gets another delay as the U S circuit court of appeals postpones ruling on government petition for immediate commitment to federal prison to begin his term in the Chicago National Bank wrecking case.
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Chicago
John R. Walsh
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago National Bank
Roosevelt recounts dangerous hunt with a lion stand-off
From Theodore Roosevelt's African Game Trails, the account describes Roosevelt on foot with Simba the sable, Lady Pease nearby, and a lion threatening a charge. Roosevelt shoots twice, dropping the lion first, then finishing him as companions gather.
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Simba
Lady Pease
Lion
Theodore Roosevelt
Budget Revisions and Youth Facility Plans Considered
President Ross Harris leads a meeting with Alfred Heidemann and Walter Gardner as they seek gym access at the Y W C A and bowling alleys at the old Y M C A building. They will review the budget submitted by Comptroller Wm Fries as schools, library and other funds seek increased appropriations to maximize general advantage.
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Ross Harris
Alfred Heidemann
Walter Gardner
Wm. Fries
Harvard Freshmen Meet Exeter on Soldiers Field Today
Harvard freshmen face Exeter at Soldiers Field in a close contest after both teams posted fine records this season.
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Boston
Harvard
Exeter
Soldiers’ Field
Boys Newsies Form Local Club At City Mission
Seventeen newsies organized a Boys club at the city mission to provide food and wholesome winter entertainment for boys on the streets. Plans include basketball games and a bowling tournament. next meeting will admit new members and set future plans. An eight-member committee will draft a constitution and by laws, with officers elected.
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Newsies
City Mission
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James Beach & Sons
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Johnson
Jefferson
Frank Kohn
Walsh
MR. Roosevelt
Com
Frank Tillman
South Seventh St
Sat Rai
Baker & Niebuhr
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