Mulhall Perjury Denial Dominates New Jersey Senate Fight
Republican candidate McClave accuses Mulhall of perjury before a standing committee in the Sixth District race. He denies Mulhall ran or funded his campaign or aided Hughes for the nomination, stating Mulhall’s claims and ties are misrepresentations and calling for accountability amid city headquarters activity.
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McClave
Ist
Washington
Mclave
New Jersey
Senate
Martin AL. Mulhall
McClare
Mulhall
Heey
Nis
Williany Hughes
TPL
Eaine
New York City
IML
Dabur
Mutha
Paterson
Fred
Moellall
Trun
Shervian
Esse Gaurdner Aid Obberks
Watheid
American Missionaries Honored in Japan Development Effort
An American missionary group active in Japan is celebrated for aiding development and cultural advancement. Prominent figures Dr. Greene and Rev. MacCauler are highlighted for long service, travel, and Hopa in Christian mission work, including deploying humanitarian efforts and educational initiatives across Kyoto and other regions.
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Japan
Frien
Greene
Hinsell
Uis
Dapan
Moarestrikite
Chey Mate Culex
MacCaules
MacCauler
Iipart
Po- Kio
de. MacCinley
Puttin Herobey
Wesern
Pwenlbirty
Royal visit details to Empress and Emperor described
Fragmentary report recounts gifts and receptions for Mr and Mrs Wickersham and Prof Francis Peabody of Harvard by the Emperor and Empress. It notes translations by an official court interpreter, the Empress’s personal reception of the ladies, and a warm, memory filled tour. Dowager Empress sent flowers and fruit baskets in acknowledgment of illness and care at the Emperor’s bedside.
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Namadaty
Tokie
Torture charges amid Japanese prison abuse probe
Prosecution in a district court at Usunouiva raises public concern by alleging torture in a high profile case linked to the Aorea conspiracy. Defendants aged sixteen to twenty nine were subjected to long hours of questioning with limited rest and minimal food, prompting a Tokyo Court of Appeals inquiry to determine if prisoners were mistreated by Japanese authorities.
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Ph Hive
Tiscrict
Uisunouiva
aJpair
Aorea
Eners 1
Chot
Westretch
Gail
Tokio
Cardui credited by Dry Ridge woman for healing
Mrs Lydia Powell of Dry Ridge says Cardui restored her health after severe weakness. She claims she could hardly walk before using Cardui and now can walk forty miles and work with ease. She emphasizes Cardui’s womanly property and long popularity as a remedy for headaches and misery.
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Lydia Powell
Dry Ridge
Cardui
Paige Cardui
New County Bridge Plan For Kaw River Work
Lawrence county commissioners last week outlined details of a proposed reinforced concrete bridge across the Kaw River at Lawrence. Plans will cost about 6000 dollars and must be authorized by voters before proceeding. The new bridge would be about 700 feet shorter, supported by eight piers, and provide greater waterway clearance. It would connect Massachusetts Street directly, improving traffic flow and reducing river obstruction. Professor H A Rice notes the bridge will run straight across the river, avoiding current alignments.
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Kaw River
Lawresce
Board of
Thi
Idee
Massachusetts Street
Tornins
Ent Street
H.A. Rice
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Lawrence Case
A Lawrence Kansas testimonial touts Doan's Kidney Pills as the remedy for kidney pain backache and frequent urine. William Sullivan of Arkansas Street reports severe kidney ramplaints and back pains eased after using Doan's, claiming no kidney issues since. The ad cites 30,000 testimonials and lists Peter Milburn Co Buffalo NY as U S agents with price at 50 cents.
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Peho
Dogn
Lawrence
William Sullivan
Arkansas Street
Kan
Sayal
Piice
Feter-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New
York
United States
Doan
Nature
Charles N. Fox
Himrod
P. Barber & Son
Bridge Overflows and Reconstruction Plans Described
A local report outlines the plan to replace an existing bridge with a new one built upriver. The old span will remain open during a year of construction, saving about ten thousand dollars by avoiding temporary relocation. The new arches will be higher to clear the 1903 flood level and widen the roadway to about thirty-two feet, doubling vehicle capacity without footpaths.
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Baldwin Ledger
Surprise party honors Chester children at Mrs Peel home
Mrs Frank Peel hosted a Friday afternoon surprise gathering for Eleano r, Lena and Dudley with about thirty guests. Desserts and music followed a two course Inneh at four thirty. Attending in the dining room were Mrs Arthur Gilley, Miss Essie Gilley, Mrs TL Carney and Mrs C has Carney.
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Chester News
Frank Peel
Eleanor
Lena
Dudley
Peel
Arthur Gilley
Essie Gilley
TL. Carney
C Has. Carney
Frank Shrout
Lawrence
Elsie Howard
Kansas City
Geo. Gilley
W. ‘Alter Daniel
Geo. Seetin
Kanwaka
Walter Danil
Jas. Leigh
McFarbind
Lawrence Reok
Frank
Hall's Catarrh Cure endorsed by physician
Local advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood and mucous surface remedy. It claims a physician designed the formula combining scar let potions with blood purifiers to treat catarrh and constitutional disease, promising testimonials and retail availability.
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Dla
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
O. Bota
Italian Rural Banks Visited by American Commission
Vienna July 19 report on Italian rural finance notes Cremona bank as a joint stock lender to farmers with low interest under five percent and not state subsidized. It supports cooperative societies, fertilizer plant, and a large dairy near Soresin handling 4000 cows, with profits to members above average.
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Vienna
Austria
American Commission On Agcultural Organization
Europe
Atlantic
Cremona
Ialy
Ils Ss Bank
Institutor
People’s Bank
Vb. People's Bank
Crentena Bank
Banca Gi Rama
Commission
Agia
Cremona Fertilizer
Operative Society
Farmers’ Co-operative Society
Soresin
Italy
Shit Dairy
Soci Hil
Fifteen Experts Offer Free Advice on Game Protection
Washington July reports that fifteen prominent figures in game protection have informed Secretary Houston they will serve without remuneration as advisory speakers under the new wildlife protection law. The tentative regulations, prepared by the Biological Survey, await presidential approval and go into effect October 1 or later. Names include John B. Furahan, Willian T. Hloranda, George R. Grinnell, Marshall McLean, T. Gilbert Peardon, EH. Borknsh, W.T. Finley, and others across New York, Boston, Portland, Salt Lake, Nar Naradgiston, Cass Loli, Wallace, Montgomery, and Major Bluford Wilson.
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Dyche
Washington
Houston
Department of Agriculture
Wilson
John B.furuhan
New York
American Game Protective and Propagation Association
Willian 'T. Hlornada
George R. Grinnell
Marshall McLean
Portland
Ore
Chambers
Salt Lake i
Pratt
Narsadg
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Hradfeld Regulator Co
Lamar
Atlanta
Uniel
Association of
Metautabtorers
Ian Fe Senegal
Relia
Chihe
Vheara
Falid Hellere
Hostetter
Git Tomuakyay
Mrs. Powell
New County Bridge
Callatitecern
Edd Laurent Werd
Ges
Seetin
Irene
Barrison
James Leigh
People's Bank
FOUAD
American Commission
Maude
F.D
Alatama
Wilmington
Mac
Clara DanBrake
Gata
Worces T
Massie
AL AL Gives
Dewittville
Dileeien
R.F.D
Baltimore, Ohio
Eh Colton
Bowersock
Sherman Wiggins
Bell -Phone
Dodd, Mead & CO
Fourth Avenue
Dodd
Ek Adress
Wilder Bros
Sones of
Dines
Ad Rice
iLbo
Enney
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