Klines Rheumatic Remedy Promises Quick Relief
Bold advertising claims tout Kline's Rheumatic Remedy as a radical non invasive cure for rheumatism. The copy promises rapid relief from pain stiffness and swelling without plasters or electricity and directs readers to Mall orders and local druggists H S Meyers Cooper's Drug Store or Schroeder's Pharmacy Red Bank.
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Kline
H. 8. Meyers
Cooper's Drug Store
Schroeder's Pharmacy
Red Bank
New York Philadelphia and Asbury Park Mail Schedule
New mail arrivals from New York City and north at 8 11 1 45 2 45 4 00 6 45 a m. From Philadelphia and Trenton direct 11 00 a m. From Asbury Park and south 8 00 a m 12 16 4 00 and 7 45 p m. Departures to New York and north 6 45 9 00 11 15 a m 12 45 2 15 3 60 6 10 6 45 p m. To Philadelphia Trenton and the West 2 15 p m. To Asbury Park and south 9 00 a m 2 15 6 10 6 45 p m. Money Order and Postal Savings window 8 00 a m to 6 00 p m. Letter carriers make two complete residential deliveries and three to business district. Collections three to four times daily. Sunday lobby hours 11 a m to 6 p m. Signed T L Slocum P M.
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Philadelphia
Penna
Trenton
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Asbury Park
New York
Postoffice
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P, M
Glendonwood Cemetery Offer Near Long Branch New Jersey
Real estate item notes a cemetery plot listing at Glenwood Cemetery near Long Branch New Jersey with price cited as 65 dollars. The readable line mentions a location in Lacy area and suggests further details are available from a source on the same page.
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Lacy
N. J
Tight Race Seen In Jersey City Commissioner Contest
Jersey City voters face a tight special election to fill the late James J. Morris seat amid the new Tennessee preferential primary law. Leading candidates include Thom as J. Stewart and James F. O Meallo, with Henry Kyrie and nine other contenders also in the field. The outcome hinges on second choice totals, as no first choice majority is expected.
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Jersey City
N. J
James J. Morris
Tennessy
Jersey
Thomas J. Stewart
James F. O'Meallo
Henry Kyrie
John BR. Edelstein
Huellest
Wiliam B. Ahetfrich
Henry J. U
Joseph Clerie
Valentine Bausch
Denis Mullins
Morris Sanger
Fred G. T
George B. Riley
Stewart
H. Otto Wittpenn
O'Mendla
Byrne
Board of Commissioners
Public Safety
Hague
Revenue
Minrice Brensinger
Egan
Democrats
Edelstein
Bausch
Girl 16 Reported Married in Newark Case Faces Police Inquiry
Newark June 8 A girlfriend said Katherine I Schiendler sixteen and Harold P Ketcham of East Orange eloped and were married by a Catholic priest. A police lieutenant who swore Schiendler was eighteen may have to explain to the police board and the case could go before the grand jury.
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Miss Schiendler
Newark
N. J
Katherine I. Schiendler
Harold P. Ketcham
East Orange
Schiendler
New Brunswick
Washington
Joseph K. Ebert
Misa Schiendler
Ketcham
Woman to Help Convict Appeal for Release of Edmond Schuyler
In Trenton New Jersey June 8 the court of pardons will hear Eleanor St Gebhardt Clinton Munster county daughter of the Supreme Court clerk appeal for Edmond Schuyler serving life for the Mann ing Riley murder at Califon in 1907 Schuyler has served seven years and is said to be aided by an alleged confession from Frank Burd who is serving sixteen months for carrying concealed weapons and burglar's tools.
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Trenton
N. J
Court of Pardons
Eleanor St. Gebhardt
Clinton
Munterdun County
Supreme Court
Wiliam C. Gebhardt
Edmond Schuyler
Manning Riley
Califon
Schuyler
State Notes and Local Proceedings From Early 20th Century
Peter Kreuger died at Hackensack hospital after being knocked from his bicycle onto a trolley car Friday. Construction begins today on a new 15.00 building for Mountainside hospital in Montclair. Newark Chief of Police Long pursues cocaine sellers and users, resulting in three women and two men arrested. An Elizabeth-wide visitation campaign visits every family to check church affiliation under community outreach efforts.
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Peter Kreuger
Bicyclery
Hackensack Hospital
Mountainside Hospital
Montclair
Long
Newark
Elizabeth
Suffragette Clash as Militant Protest Hits Brompton Church
Violent disruptions erupt at the Brompton Oratory as fifteen suffragettes enter the service and are ejected after clashes with vergers. Women attack with umbrellas, bites, and shouts as police arrest one visibly injured participant. Combs feathers and ribbons litter the floor amid the melee.
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London
Oratory
Brompton
Pather Burnham
Oratorians
Mother Jones in Canada Heads to Nanaimo Coal District
Seattle June 8 Mary Jones organizer for United Mine Workers of America arrived at Victoria British Columbia where immigration officials previously barred her. Ottawa overruled them and she left for the coal mine strike center at Nanaimo to address striking Vancouver Island miners.
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Wash
Mary Jones
United Mine Workers of America
Victoria
B. C
Ottawa
British Columbia
Jones
Vancouver Island
Nanalmo
Roosevelt Heads to Madrid For Son’s Wedding Week
Paris dispatch reports Colonel Theodore Roosevelt leaving the Hotel de Crillon for Madrid with several American guests. Kermit Roosevelt and Belle Wyatt Willard Willard will wed this week as the party, including Miss Edith Wharton, travels. Oscar Sings and Miss Page accompany the group as bridesmaids.
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Paris
Theodore Roosevelt
Kermit
Mias Belle Wyatt Willard
Madrid
Roosevelt
Hotel de Crillon
Edith Wharton
Oscar Stings
New York
Miss Page
London
The West Brought Back by a Woman Gun Handler
In a stage ride through the rugged West a traveling gang mocks old gun handlers until a lynch mob capsizes. A sharp woman in blue saves a captured horse thief with swift gunplay, declaring the West spoiled by Easterners. She is revealed as Wig Bill Dally’s daughter.
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New West
Big Bill Daily
Big Bill
The
Law
Sleepy Fork
Meadow Mine
Bill
Madrid's arid site once watered garden spot
Madrid now parched and dusty, travelers doubt it ever possessed water. Ancient coat of arms showed a water theme, motto “I was built on water. My walls are of fire.” Once gardens and springs flourished, but deforestation and royal needs drained the Manzanares and dried the land after nearly 400 summers of heat.
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Madrid
Charlies V
Manzanares
Europe
Calvert
SCHOOLS IN ARABIA SHOW STUDY ON THE FLOOR
In Arabian schools children sit in a semicircle on the floor with painted wooden tablets for lessons. Lessons are washed away and re written, and students chant aloud while rocking, a method likened to Chinese study. The Koran is memorized in inverted order starting with the opening chapter and moving to later sections. Observers note the novel, palm stick desks and the steady, repetitive motion during study.
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Arabia
The Real Russia Narrowly Defined by Winter
Nevin O. Winter argues in The Russian Empire Today and Yesterday that real Russia is confined to a small core of the empire. He excludes Finland Poland the Baltic provinces and regions near the Arctic and lower Volga as Russian only by conquest. Tolstoy’s influence is shown as modest among elites and revolutions, with peasants repelled by religious critiques.
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Russian Empire
Nevin O. Winter
Russia
Finland
Poland
Baltic Provinces
Bessarabia
Caucasus
Crimea
Arctic Ocean
Lower Volga
Tolstoy
Sodium phosphate versus phosphite in mercuric chloride poisoning
A medical journal notes sodium phosphate with excess sodium bicarbonate can neutralize mercuric chloride to a mild chloride, while warnings stress avoiding sodium phosphite due to different oxidation states. The piece also recounts Dr Zaharin’s eccentric palace routine for Alexander III, requiring silence and staged movements before visits.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Origin of common words hints from myth names
The article notes how panic is linked to Pan and lists other words with mythological roots. Vulcanite from Vulcan, martial from Mars, jovial from Jove, satur nine from Saturn, and mercurial from Mercury are cited as examples of ancient divinities shaping modern language.
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Pan
Mars
Saturn
Mercury
Strange Neglect in Garden Spot Claim Cited
A Chicago Record-Herald excerpt quotes a stranger questioning why locals have not affirmed the area as the garden spot of the state. The exchange highlights a sense of neglect and skepticism about regional pride.
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Chicago Record-Herald
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