Peruna praised by Catholic Sisters in widespread letters
Catholic institutions across the United States laud Dr. Hartman’s Peruna for catarrh and influenza cases. Sisters report cures in lungs and head, recommending Peruna as a reliable remedy. Letters from Sister Beatrix and others cite success with coughs, colds, grip, and bronchitis.
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Sisters of Charity
Peruna
Hartman
Beatrix B. Callam
W. Thirtieth Street
New York
Beatrix
U Martman
United States
Southwest
Colorado
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus Ohio
The Salvation Army and the Booth-Tucker Legacy
The article reflects on Mrs Booth-Tucker's death in a railway accident and the Salvation Army's broad appeal across society. It notes General Booth's enduring leadership and the army’s reformist methods, praising its reach to neglected masses and its disciplined spirit admired by many churches.
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Booth-Tucker
Salvation Army
General Booth
Englichman
Charlotte News
The College Reputation Has Lost Its Mystic Charm
An ex student argues that college status no longer guarantees success and that practical ability matters more. He says young people are judged by what they can do, not by reputation, and that valuable learning can be obtained near home before seeking further study.
Fire at Coney Island Leaves 500 Homeless and $1.5 Million Loss
A Sunday blaze at Coney Island New York destroyed fourteen blocks of buildings causing about 1.5 million dollars in damage and leaving 500 people homeless. The fire resulted from a drunken prank by two hotel waiters who found the resort dull.
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Coney Ieland
N. Y
Nominations by Primary Expands to Louisiana
Louisiana joins the South in adopting primary elections for state offices and a spot for voter input on the United States Senate in January. The Baltimore Sun notes Southern papers’ reform push, arguing primaries restore popular sovereignty and curb machine-dominated nominations, aiding political revival.
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Louisiana
South
United States
New Orleans
Tillmaniem
South Carolina
Mahoneiem
Virginia
North Carolina
Growth of Our Navy and the Navy Budget Debate
The report by Rear Admiral Bowles shows 524 vessels fit for service and 45 more either building or authorized. The piece questions the push for a “mighty navy” and whether Americans seek fear or protection, contrasting with German naval plans and European perceptions.
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Admiral Bowles
Bureau of Construction and Repair
Uncle Sam’s Navy
Congress
Germany
St. Petersburg
Europe
United States
Greensboro
Will Pensions Decline as Estimates Skew Costs
The Interior Department estimates a smaller pension appropriation for the next fiscal year starting July 1904 as 50,000 names may drop from death or other causes, reducing bureau expenses by 1,695,000. The G A R seeks higher pensions and many claims await adjudication, with Congress pressed for service pension laws and increases for existing beneficiaries.
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Secretary of the Interior
Ware
Bureau
Congress
Uncle Sam
Union
Lynchburg
Woman struck by four train boat in Asheville mishap
A woman was struck by a train boat in Asheville on Thursday night. Police and emergency responders attended the scene and paramedics transported the victim to a local hospital for treatment. Further details on injuries or cause were not immediately available.
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Asheville
Indians Clash Near Lightning Creek in Wyoming Battle Claims Deaths
Five hundred armed men including sheriffs pos ses and ranch volunteers scour eastern Wyoming near Lightning Creek seeking the Todiage band after a Saturday clash that killed Sheriff Miller and deputy Fossenburg. Reports say ten Indians killed and eleven captured, led by Charlie Carries Elk, amid ongoing frontier violence and calls for immediate arrests.
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Wyming
Todiage
Miller
Fossenburg
Io 75
Charlie
Pine Ridge
Rose Buddies
South Dakota
Converse
Wyoming
Eagle Feather
Nebraska
Luck
Chatterton
Interior Department
Washington
Pst
Elk
Wheeler Ends Political Career Ambition
Gen. Joe Wheeler says he may not return to active political life and has not consented to reenter public service. He notes a hopeful health and recalls ten terms in Congress before resigning to join the army, adding that friends urged another run. He remains traveling, with occasional visits to Washington.
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Joe Wheeler
Post
Williard
Congress
House of Representatives
Washington
Washington Post
Dr. King's New Life Pills Sold At Local Drug Store
A historic ad praises Dr. ing's New Life Pills for treating dyspepsia fevers and constipation. The copy notes the pills cut through age severity and promote youth respect, priced at 26 cents at CO. E. Galla way's drug store.
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Dr. Ing
CO. E. Gallaway
Ayer's Pills Touted as Standard Family Remedy for Biliousness
Ayer's Pills claim to directly stimulate the liver and relieve biliousness and constipation. Advertisers tout the pills as the standard family remedy used for sixty years and available at all druggists in small doses.
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Ayer
Webster's Weekly Reidsville column disputes Smith girl tale
A Webster's Weekly comment questions the veracity of a Smith girl runaway story from Reidsville. Mr Pipkin, secretary of Edna cotton mill, defends Mr Smith as industrious and sober, noting wife works at home, children at the mill, and the only recent whipping occurred when the girl refused to accompany him. The tale of theft by the runaway boy and the Greensboro and Wilmington links are scrutinized as misreported.
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Webster's Weekly
Reidsville
Smith
Andrew Joyner
Green4
J. B. Pipkin
Edna Cotton Villa
Wilmington
Danville
Lipton Withdraws from Transatlantic Cup Race Leadership
Sir Thomas Lipton retires from leading the international yacht race scheme in favor of the Emperor of Germany. He withdraws his cup offer and yields to William as the field opens for Atlantic Yacht Club or New York Yacht Club negotiations.
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Sir Thomas Lipton
Sir Thomas
Wiliam
Atlantic Yacht Club
New York Yacht Club
Sandy Hook
William
Richmond Times
Ten Thousand Churches Use Longman and Martinez Pure Paints
Advertisers claim widespread use of Longman and Martinez Pure Paints in churches nationwide. The pitch offers mixing guidance with linseed oil and asserts long lasting results, promoting F. L. Smith & Co. as agents for the paint.
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United States
Longman & Martinez
F. L. Smith & Co
Noted Atlanta Specialist Dr J Newton Hathaway
Chronic disease patients face treatment issues from general physicians. Dr J Newton Hathaway of Atlanta Georgia is hailed as the most skilled specialist in the United States and offers free case examination before proceeding.
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J. Newton Hathaway
Atlanta
United States
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