Wanted fifty men and women for half price Dr Howard offer
Frank K. Gano, a local druggist, advertises today for fifty men and women to take half price on Dr. Howard's specific for constipation and dyspepsia. A fifty cent package becomes 25 cents with a full money back guarantee if symptoms are not relieved. Each order includes 60 doses sent postpaid on receipt of price.
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Dr. Howard
Boc
Taft and Brown announce resumed NY Central railroad work
President Taft and W G C Brown announce resumed vast improvements on the New York Central railroad. About 5 million dollars will fund station work and track yard upgrades as 3 000 freight cars ordered by Pressed Steel Car Standard Steel Car and American Steel Car are allowed to proceed after Friday cancellations. The plan links western and eastern road agreements to suspend rate increases until the new railroad bill becomes law.
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New York Central
W. GC. Brown
Eastern Railroad
Taft
Brown
The
Central
Pressed Steel Car Company
Standard Steel Car Company
American Steel Car Company
Oll
Pittsburg
Congress
Eastern Roads
Western Trunk Line Committee
Inter-state Commerce Commission
May End Trouble as Mitchell Weighs Illinois Mine Role
John Mitchell former United Mine Workers president may lead Illinois miners and operators out of the crisis. He met with Illinois miners’ John M Walker and Frank Farrington and officials expect talks with operators. Thomas TL Lewis declines to intervene citing friction with state officers. The Big Coal and Iron Co seeks a federal injunction. injunctions were issued in Danville Spring Valley and Decatur.
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Hinole
Chicago
United Mine Workers
Moses
Illinois
Mitchell
John M. Walker
Ilinois
Frank Farrington
Thomas TL. Lewis
Itnera
National Civic Federation
Big War Coal and Iron Company
United States
Danville
Spring Valley
Decatur
Weather forecast promises warmer day ahead
Pale and warmer today with forecasts of warmer conditions tomorrow. Light winds are expected as the temperature rises.
Archbishop Farley to Celebrate Fortieth Priesthood Anniversary
New York on June 8 Archbishop Farley and three New York prelates prepare anniversaries of their ordination to the priesthood. Farley, ordained June 11 1870, will mark the fortieth anniversary with a high mass at St Patrick Cathedral next Saturday. Also honored are Patrick J. McNamara senior vicar general of Brooklyn parishioner O Connell and James McEnroe.
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Farfey
Farley
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Mer
Patrick J. McNamara
Diocese of
Brooklyn
Mgr
Joseph P. O'Connell
St. Mary Star of the Sea of Brooklyn
James McEnroe
Church of the Holy Rosary Brooklyn
Parr May Receive Fraction of Sugar Trust Restitution
New York reports Attorney General Wickersham ruled Richard Parr is entitled to a moiety from the 2,186,000 paid back to the customs by the Havemeyer and Hitler sugar trust after weighing frauds at Williamsburg docks. The secretary of the treasury will set Parr's award, with 100,000 seen likely, for exposing the frauds that judged honest work in public service.
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Wickersham
Richard Parr
United States
Customs
Sugar Trust
Williamsburg
Havemeyer & Hitler
Parr
Secretary of the Treasury
MacVeagh
Lorimer Accused of Bribery In Illinois Senate Seat
Washington June 8 Charges of bribery in the election of United States Senator William Lorimer of Illinois were formally lodged with the senate. Senator Cullom presented a memorial from Clifford W. Barnes Chicago president of the Legislative Voters league with affidavits claiming Illinois legislators took bribes to back Lorimer. The memorial sought senate investigation. reading began but senators halted it to discuss printing in the Congressional Record and referral to privileges and elections committee. Revere June 8 Albert Schmidt died after leaping before a train.
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Washington
United States
William Lorimer
Senate
Cullom
Clifford W. Barnes
Chicago
Legislative Voters’ League
Illinois
Lorimer
Massacre reports and Maya uprising at Merida
Dispatches claim 1300 slain and 10000 Maya on the warpath threatening Merida at the peninsula’s heart. Government troops battle rebels as towns are sacked and rail lines cut, with Americans in interior camps fearing for safety in a broad Yucatan uprising.
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Tex
Vera Crus
Texas News Service
Yucatan
Merida
Meridas
Mexico
Quintana Roo
Valladelid
Valladolid
Quintanat Roo
Chiele
Mahogany
Mellen Explains Mileage Errors in New Haven Schedule
President Mellen of the New Haven explains a miscalculation in mileage between New York and Connecticut towns shown in the new timetable. He has ordered the mileage restored, noting the issue as unprecedented in the railroad’s history.
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Conn
Mellen
New Haven Railroad
New York
Connecticut
Mme
Farmer Dies After Battle With Infuriated Bull
Lisbon area farmer W. W. Dobbs died after a confrontation with an infuriated bull. He reportedly climbed a tree with one arm broken and was found dead beneath the animal, which pawed the ground nearby. The incident occurred near Pittsburg in June.
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W. W. Dobbs
Lisbon
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