Stomach health claims spur Cooper campaign and cures
L. T. Cooper promotes a New Discovery medicine claiming the stomach governs health and that his formula rejuvenates the stomach in 90 days. He tours major cities, drawing doctors and crowds while selling large quantities of medicine amid testimonials from Chicago and Boston residents. The ad is followed by humorous or unrelated clips and quotes.
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L. T. Cooper
Mr. Cooper
Cooper
Chicago
Boston
H. B. Mack
State Street
Edwin F. Morse
Oakley Street
Dorchester
Cooper Medicine Co
Dayton
Ohio
Lynching in Dallas: Brooks Dragged and Hung Amid Mob Violence
A mob of about 3000 seized Allen Brooks in a Dallas courtroom, dragged his body 10 blocks, and hanged it from Elk’s Arch after overpowered guards. Deputies fled, militia and police were deployed, and two alleged murderers in the jail were defended against mob demands.
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Dallas
Texas
Allen Brooks
Brooks
Grand Prairie
Arlington
Mary Ethel Bavens
Main Street
Elk’s Arch
Brook
Three Killed in Pana Illinois Train Wreck in Fog
Three killed and eight injured in a head on collision seven miles south of Pana. The crash occurred when an engineer ran past signals in heavy fog on the Illinois Central. Names include Bert Kubet, Bert Uhl, William Fry, Thomas Meadows, and others. A separate note reports Oklahoma officials to be served with subpenas in Guthrie regarding railway oversight.
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Pana
Illinois
Illinois Central
Bert Kubet
Stockman
Owatonna
Minn
Bert Uhl
Otaina
William Fry
Herbert Grisman
George Walker
John Mehaan
Thomas Meadows
Frank Mallady
Guthrie
United States
The
Corporation Commission of Oklahoma
Heinze Indicted Again By Federal Grand Jury
New York reports that the American Sugar Refining Company and F. Augustus Heinze have both been indicted anew by the federal grand jury. The sugar company is named as a corporation in the indictment.
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Heinze
New York
American Sugar Resininfl Company
F. Augustus Heinze
Federal Grand Jury
Sugar Company
Sunday School Ad Circulates for Brooklyn Church
A Brooklyn church uses shop window placards reading Wanted Boys and girls to join our Sunday school to attract youths. The notices promise benefits for attendance and provide a novel approach to boosting enrollment in the church program.
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Brooklyn
Poor Deal in High Finance
Assemblyman Warren Pine relates a Trenton tale about two farmers who sold hogs at a high price and later must buy back pork at a much higher cost. The quip suggests farmers misprice risks and face inflationary outcomes in agriculture.
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Warren Pine
Riverside
Trenton
Pine
Josh Hawkins
Yaas
Bunko
Queri
Bill
Philadelphia Telegraph
TLES CURED IN FO 14 Dare Pre rer cae ct rt
Two-thirds of all a man's troubles wear petticoats. Many a saint would have less trouble wrestling with the devil if he would get out and wrestle with a ball for an hour or two.
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National Food Magazine
Corbett praises Jeffries style in Mauretania smoking room
James J. Corbett compliments Jim Jeffries style as neat and to the point in the Mauretania smoking room. He likens it to a quick remark from a child to a minister about bringing an amen. A second, unrelated quote from Browning is cited about burning coal and destruction.
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James J. Corbett
Mauretania
Jim Jeffries
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Dean
L. J. Babers
Terry St
Houston
Donn
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Putnam
Wuleet Oeart
Opera
New York Sun
Lewis
Father
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Cascaret
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