Kline's Rheumatic Remedy Advertises Pain Relief
An old advertisement touts Kline's Rheumatic Remedy as a blood purifying treatment for rheumatism. It claims purification of blood and kidneys relieves inflamed joints and muscles, restores health, and ends pain. Sold by H. S. Meyers in Long Branch and Schroeder's Pharmacy and James Cooper's Drug Store in Red Bank.
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Kline
H. 8. Meyers
Sixth Ave
Long Branch
Schroeder
James Cooper
Red Bank
MAIL SCHEDULE FOR NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA REGIONS
Post office operations list mail arrivals from New York City and north and from Philadelphia and Trenton with specific times. Mails depart to New York north and to Philadelphia Trenton and the West with designated slots. The money order and savings window runs 8:00 to 6:00, carriers make two residential deliveries, boxes are collected three to four times daily, and Sunday lobby hours for box-holders. T. L. Slocum P. M.
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New York City
Philadelphia
Penna
Trenton
N. J
Asbury Park
New York
Postoffice
To & Oe T. L. Slocum
Hope to Modify Free Tolls Bill in Senate Fight
Washington reports note senators opposing repeal of Panama Canal toll breaks expect to amend the measure to assert American control. Henry faces suffrage pressure as women lobby for a calendar rule while Hobson remains a suffrage symbol. Senate debate touches on aeroplanes, common sense, and agricultural appropriation allocations favoring southern needs.
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Arthur W. Dunn
Washington
Panama Canal
Jones
Bob Henry
Committee On Rules
House of Representatives
Judiciary Committee
House
Trenry
Henry
Senate
Kenyon
Iowa
Bristow
Kansas
Tam
Reed
Missouri
Gore
Oklahoma
McCumber
North Dakota
Walsh
Montana
Congress
Weights Explain German Pound Versus English And American
The German pound equals half a kilogram and weighs one tenth less than the American and English pounds. This explanation clarifies how varying weights are used in different systems.
Captain Anderson Weeps After Storstad Sinks Empress Collision
Narrative from Captain Anderson of the Storstad, who rammed the Empress of Ireland, with crew observations of damage, the ship taking water, and the captain crying during the voyage from Quebec to Montreal. The bridge crew included the first officer and Pilot Lechance.
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American Pierm Association
Anderson
Storstad
Saiot Nault
Muutieal
Quebec
Lechance
Montreal
Tim
Hold Man For Murder Coroner Pins Bond in Readings Case
Coroner's jury finds evidence points to William J Bond of Philadelphia in the murder of John Rafer at the river front. Walter Shivens, a Laurelton storekeeper, testifies Bond and Hafer entered his shop to buy groceries a day before the incident. Bond offered two hatchets and other tools claiming to be an unemployed carpenter.
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William J. Boyd
Point Meusont
N. J
William J. Bond
Philadelphia
John Rafer
Reading
Walter Shivens
Laurelton
Here
Bond
Hafer
Havens
Justice Voorhees Dies New Jersey Jurist Passes Away
New Jersey Supreme Court Justice Willard Penfield Voorhees died at his New Brunswick home after more than three months of heart disease and complications. Born July 28, 1851 in New Brunswick, he graduated from Rutgers College in 1871 and earned AM and LL.D. degrees. He began law practice in 1874 and was named a Supreme Court justice by Governor Fort in 1908.
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New Jersey
New Brunswick
N. J
Supreme Court
Willard Penfield Voorhees
Mr. Voorhees
New Bruswick
Rutgers College
Ist
Fort
Whitman Seeks Governor Nomination and Progressive Talk
New York June 2 Charles 8 Whitman district attorney in his Madison avenue home dictated a statement announcing his bid for the Republican nomination for governor. Friends are said to be pursuing Progressive endorsement with a Syracuse meeting planned for late July. He insists no deal or arrangement with any group governs his candidacy. A separate note reports suffragettes set fire to St Marys Church Wargrave England damaging the historic parish church built in 1588.
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New York
Charles 8. Whitman
Madison Avenue
Whitnai
Whitmin
Entirte
Lngiss
Syracuse
Iis
Whitman
Henley
England
St. Mary's
Wargrave
Thames
General Markets Roundup From New York June Second
WHEAT receipts 410000 shipments 301000 No 2 red elevator export nominal No 2 red f o b afloat new to arrive 4c No 1 North Duluth f o b afloat $1.03 Wheat market steady Snows report winter wheat 92.6 crop 647000000 bushels spring wheat 96.7 July 9%c September 98%c BUTTER higher firm receipts 124% packages creamery extras Ib 27a firsts Baliye seconds Baliye state dairy finest 5 4a2ic good to prime aglyazac common to fair 1a28c process extras 21%oc firsts 94a20He lower grades 17al8%c packing stock current take No 2 17alige lower grades la lite CHEESE firm receipts 1800 packages state whole milk specials white fresh Ib M4e colored fresh l4c average fancy white fresh l3 galste colored fresh toMy GGS high grades firm receipts 7 cases fresh gathered extras doz Wtee regular packed extra firm si a regular packed firsts 194al20c regular packed seconds Ifnl9c state Pennsylvania hens 23a v4yc gathered whites 22a2%c hens browns 22Ma234e Gathered brown and mixed colors 19%a20c duck eggs 18a2ic HAY AND STRAW Timothy ton 17.50 a2 slipping 16a17 clover 18a19 clover mixed lal fong rye straw 15.60a17 oat small bales hay 50c a$1 lower
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New York
North Duluth
Baliye
Pennsylvania
Hennery
Live Stock Markets Pittsburgi June 2 Cattle and Hog Prices
Market reports show cattle supply 40 carloads with varied grades and prices from $5.50 to $9.00 for heifers and cows, mixed fat ranges. Sheep and lambs feature prime wethers up to $7.75, lambs $4.50 to $7.00, veal calves noted. Hog receipts 45 double decks with lower market, heavy and medium classes priced around $8.25 to $8.75, pigs and stags also listed.
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Pittsburgi
Court 10 Fix Guilt in Wreck
Court 10 considers blame in the liner collision with Kendall asserting the ship was stopped and Anderson contending she was moving at speed. The dispute centers on which action caused the wreck and who acted improperly during the incident.
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Kendall
Anderson
Captains clash on fog disaster statements differ
Captain Kendall says his ship stopped and he signaled two long blasts while Captain Anderson reports the Empress had good speed ahead. The Starstad was moving fast but engines were ordered to hold its bow against Empress to prevent water ingress as Empress swung and Starstad twisted from the hole.
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Wendall
Anderson
Kendall
Starstad
Sinking of Empress of Ireland fuels landmark liability battle
Montreal June 2 The Empress of Ireland disaster prompts a major collision liability fight as the Storstad and Canadian Pacific officers clash over blame. A three member royal commission is expected to probe the sinking, with Sir Adolphe Routhier Ezekiel McLeod and likely Judge G T L Vaux named to the panel. Captain J G Whendall and Captain Thomas Anderson attend the inquiry amid ongoing injury reports and conflicting testimony.
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Montreal
Storstad
Canadian Pacific
George Lindsey
Canada
Lord Mersey
England
Sir Adolphe Routhier
Court of Admiralty of
Quebec
Ezekiel McLeod
Admiralty Court
Province of
New Brunswick
G. TL. Vaux
British Board of Trade
Candin Cuetec
G. L. Newcombe
Justice
Ship Collision Report From Official Statement
Stad relays an official statement about a collision after Captain Kendall signaled. J shouted in protest when no megaphone was available, and the engine room received the order to move at full speed, causing Empress to slip ahead and vanish from sight as cries echoed. Weather forecast predicts fair today and tomorrow with warmer temperatures and winds shifting to the north and east.
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Stad
Kendall
Strike Vote on 98 Railroads Will Decide Wage Fight
Fifty five thousand engineers and firemen on ninety eight western lines will vote on accepting the current wage scale and working conditions for another year or pressing for wage increases and potential resignation. Negotiations with employers covering 140000 miles have been suspended until July 14. If a strike is voted the employers say the proposed increase would be 27000000 dollars and cannot be granted. Mediation may follow if votes favor action. arbitration could be next if mediation fails.
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Western Lines
Chicago
Western
Railro
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