Dean's Kidney Pills Proven By Davenport Man Testimony
E D Richardson of 1943 Brady Street Davenport testifies kidney pills improved his rheumatic backache and mobility after a year of suffering. He bought the product at H A Emers corner of Third and Perry and reported a complete relief once the first box was finished. The ad urges Havercamp and other dealers to stock Dean's Kidney Pills priced at 50 cents with Foster Milburn Co. as U S sale agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Bridge
Dean
E. D. Richardson
Brady Street Davenport
Davenport Co-operative Banks
H. A. Emers’ Drug Store
Third and
Perry Street
Havercamp’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Mdean’s
Staple Grocery Line Promises Fresh Goods and Patronage
A local grocer advocates for customers to buy his pure and fresh goods. He promises stable prices and steady patronage as the staple line aims to grow trade.
Giesenhaus German American Savings Bank Notice
Capital 600000. officers J L Giesler president J H Kaiser vice president S L Johnson cashier. Directors include F H Little S M Batt erson C A Mull Albert Baird Joh B H Kaiser Gus Schmidt H W Huttig J Scott Blackwell J L Giesler. Engages in general banking, loans on real estate or personal security, pays 4 percent on savings deposits.
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Capital
J. L. Giesler
J. H. Kaiser
S. L Johnson
F. H. Little
S. M. Batterson
C. A. Mull
Albert Baird
Joh
H. Kaiser
Gus. Schmidt
H. W Huttig
J. Scott Blackwell
J. L Giesler
Mafeking Holds Out and Burghers Seek Surrender
The dispatches detail Mafeking’s continued defense and a surge of burghers to lay down arms as Lord Roberts reports rail links to Cape Town improving and proclamations offering protection in return for surrender. Germany indicates willingness to mediate only if conditions show mutual desire, while British casualties at Dreifontein are listed.
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Lord Roberts
War Office
Kruger
Germany
London
South Africa
Europe
Free Staters Fall Back Toward Vaal River in South Africa
London dispatches report Free State forces retreating north toward the Vaal River as burghers south of the Orange are recalled. Joubert is directing the Boer concentration while British efforts may cut off the retreat. Cecil Rhodes voices demand for crown colony rule before federation. Lord Roberts critiques Gatacre’s Stormberg defeat citing faulty ground, weak force, and fatigue. Outlook notes Salisbury’s reply to mediation offer.
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Vanzyl
Orange River
Free State
Bethulie
Orange Free State
Gatacre
Bloemfontein
Dewet
Dorp
London
Vaal
Joubert
Cape Town
Cane Argus
Cecil Rhodes
South Africa
Lord Roberts
Stormberg
Molteno
Dublin meeting vows to receive queen with decorations fund
Dublin on March 17 reports the lord mayor presiding at yesterday’s meeting a committee was formed to fittingly receive the queen and an additional £1000 was pledged for decorations.
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Dublin
Aged Connersville Widow Wanders Home
An elderly woman found wandering in Indianapolis is identified as Mrs. Susan Parker widow of Samuel Parker of Connersville Ind. Her son retrieved her at a Davidson Street home and said she wandered due to distress over misfortune and reduced means.
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Indianapolis
Susan Parker
Samuel Parker
Connersville
Ind
Congress
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Davidson Street
Francis Truth Arrested in Boston for Fraudulent Mail Schemes
Francis Truth, head of the Divine Healing Association bearing his name, was arrested at his Boston office on a charge of using the mails for fraudulent purposes. He was jailed after a warrant issued at the district attorney’s office.
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Boston
Francis Truth
Divine Healing Association
Ex Governor Stone Foresees Shift in Democratic Platform
St Louis report says former Missouri governor and Democratic national committeeman William J. S. Stone indicated there may be a movement among eastern Democrats to elect Tom L. Johnson of Ohio as national committee chairman and drop silver from the party platform.
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St. Louis
William J. S. Stone
Missouri
Tom L. Johnson
Ohio
Denny the Blind Colts Trader Astonishes in Horse Swaps
Noblesville Indiana reports Joel Denny eighty born blind from birth in Westfield. He has never lost a horse trade in a long time and swaps horses as a hobby. Indianapolis notes John Gilbert Shanklin Evansville a Democratic national committee member may move to Louisville to run an agricultural paper.
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Noblesville
Ind
Joel Denny
Westfield
Hamilton County
Denny
Indianapolis
John Gilbert Shanklin
Evansville
Democratic National Committee
Indiana
Will
Louisville
Unidentified Man Found Frozen Nude at Train Station
A man, unknown identity, was found yesterday morning at the Thomas ton station platform in Bessemer Michigan. He was naked except for his shoes and efforts to identify him have not succeeded. Continuous cold conditions are suspected to have contributed to his death.
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Bessemer, Mich
Thomaston Station
Wisconsin-forgery suspect arrested in Hancock
Houghton Michigan report states Jennie Foy was arrested on a telegraphic request from Douglas county Wisconsin sheriff. She is sought at West Superior for alleged complicity in several forgeries.
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Houghton
Mich
Jennie Foy
Hancock
Douglas County
Wis
West Superior
Webster Davis sails for New York aboard Aller
Naples reports United States assistant secretary of the interior Webster Davis departed yesterday on the North German Lloyd steamer Aller bound for New York.
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Naples
Webster Davis
United States
New York
Aller
Sullivan Decisions Broad In Go Match
New York on March 17 Dave Sullivan won a decision over Kid Broad after twenty five rounds in a go bout last night.
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New York
Dave Sullivan
Broad
Porto Rican relief bill passes Senate with over two million
The Senate approved a 2 095 000 relief appropriation for Porto Rico to fund public education works and other government needs. An amendment claiming constitutional power over Porto Rico failed 36 to 17. A House bill on Porto Rico civil government advances, restricting stock issues, franchises, and land transfers to curb corporate land control.
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Washington
Senate
Porto Rico
Allen
Nebraska
Jones
Arkansas
Tillman
McKinley
Philippine Commission
Foraker
William McKinley
Jefferson
Allison
Baker
Bard
Beveridge
Carter
Davis
Deboe
Elkins
Fairbanks
Foster
Gallinger
Gear
Hale
Hanna
Hawley
Kean
Lindsay
Lodge
McBride
McComas
McCumber
McMillan
Penrose
Perkins
Pritchard
Quarles
Ross
Sewell
Shoup
Simon
Spooner
Thurston
Warren
Wellington
Wetmore
House Committee On Insular Affairs
Resolution accuses Standard Oil of violating Sherman act
In Washington Fitzgerald of Massachusetts introduced a resolution asserting that Standard Oil paid 17 million dollars in New York on March 1 1900 as an extra dividend beyond the 3 million regular quarterly payout and condemns the price rise of kerosene as a tax on households. The measure calls on the attorney general to pursue action. Secretary Long creates a general naval board to prepare for war and defend the coast meeting monthly in Washington with listed and unnamed officers.
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Washington
Fitzgerald
Massachusetts
Standard Oil Company
New York
Congress
United States
Long
Bureau of Navigation
Naval War College
Treasury overrun as bonds exchange rushes banks convert
Officials face heavy workload after the new financial bill passes. Applications to exchange old bonds for new total about 27 million dollars by closing time, with national banks supplying almost all the volume. Many state banks seek authority to convert into national banks.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Persian minister to Washington awaited after long vacancy
Washington reports the Persian government plans to send a minister to Washington after ten years with the post vacant. The incumbent’s departure stemmed from harsh ridicule he faced, intensifying diplomatic expectations for the new envoy.
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Washington
State Department
Iawrath
Paragrapher Recalled by Name Clashes in Title
A note mentions an American paragrapher noted for his queer name Hadji Hassan Gooli Kahn and a half dozen additional syllables. The brief highlights the unusual naming with a touch of humor or curiosity.
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Hadji Hassan Gooli Kahn
General Wheeler Meets President. Resignation Pending
General Wheeler arrived in Washington and met with the president. He said his resignation had not yet been accepted, but a decision was expected within a few days.
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Springfield
Ills
Mobile
Tanner
Florida
Taylor
Washington
General Wheeler
White House
Michigan Gubernatorial Aspirants Gather at State League Banquet
The Michigan State Republican League banquet drew most governorship candidates except Julius S. Stearns and D. M. Ferry. Speakers included James O'Donnell on duty to the Philippines, Charles Osborne on the country’s future, Milo D. Campbell on tax commission work, and ex Governor Rich for Ferry. Grant Fellows warned on future party policy.
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Nashville
Mich
Republican League
Julius S. Stearns
D. M. Ferry
James O'Donnell
Philippines
Charles Osborne
State Tax Commission
Milo D. Campbell
Tax Commission
Rich
Michigan
Pensioners to Be Cut Off in Milwaukee and Other Notes
Reports from Milwaukee indicate many pensioners especially widows, are under investigation and may lose quarterly allowances. The inquiry remains secret with similar talk in Minneapolis. Also noted are charges over fish sold out of season by eight Butchers in West Superior and quail served at a hotel banquet.
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Milwaukee
Federal
Secret Service
United States
Mineapolis
West Superior
Wis
Stone
Notable Deaths and Legal Troubles Across Early 1900s Reports
Dr. Puttkammer, former German minister of culture, dies at 72. Lawmakers receive seeds for rural distribution. Sharon liquor dealers refuse service to arrestees. Francis Truth, Boston healer, arrested for mail fraud. Russian troop buildup reported in Transcaucasia and Ciscaucasia. Mrs. Arnold, widow of Rugy headmaster, dies. Aguinaldo’s infant son dies after smallpox. Star Pointer sold for 6500 dollars. London warder jailed for seven days over false war cries. Rev. Robert Brakelli jailed seven years for horse stealing. Charles Adams shot by wife after she was struck. Infant body found near Eureka, Wis., held by Dr. Loope of Oshkosh. Rev. James McCord runs as independent mayor candidate in Manchester, Ohio. Prof. Erickson of Ripon leaves for Europe, plans fall return.
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Puttkammer
Sharon
Francis Truth
Boston
Ciscaucasian
Transcaucasian
Arnold
Thomas Arnold
Rugy
Aguinaldo
Sidney Pointer
Star Pointer
London News
Veador
Robert Brakelli
Hiawatha
Kan
Charles Adams
Cincinnati
Eureka
Wis
Loope
Oshkosh
James McCord
Methodist Protestant Church
Manchester
Erickson
Ripon
Wis.) College
Europe
Osteopathy Offered as Cure for Diseases Without Drugs
Elizabeth Harlan D. O., graduate of American School of Osteopathy Kirksville Mo, now at 319 West Second St. Specializes in diseases of ladies and children. Osteopathy described as recent healing art proven to cure cases deemed incurable by others. Free consultation references Muscatine’s prominent residents.
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Elizabeth Harlan
D. O
American School of Osteopathy
Kirksville
West Second Street
Muscatine
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F. Giesenhaus
Muscatine Savings Bank
First National Bank
J Carskaddan
J. B. Dougherty
Chas. Page
Hershey State Bank
Iowa
Sara Hershey Eddy
Mir. Hershey
P. W. Francis
Henry Jayne
L. G. Burnett
General Banking
G. Stein
D. V. Jackson
S. M. Hughes
S. G. Stein
D. V Jackson
Chas Page
J. Carskaddan
F. P. Sawyer
Ss. M. Hughes
Foreign Exchange
Cook, Musser & CO
State Bank and Trust Co
Banking and Exchange
Collows Ave
Seconda St
Aes
Lowa
Mafeking
Holds Out
Cape
Kaiser Wilhelm
Liverpool
Kimberley
Daily Mail
Lorenzo Marques
Vereeying
Pretoria
Lucas Meyer
Schalkburger
M. Delcasse
Thetis
Kaiser
Delagoa Bay
Foreign Office
Dreifontein
Free
Stromberg
Lord Salisbury
New Orleans
United States Company
Anselm
Port Limon
Greytown
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Iglesias
Republic
Mora
Mason
Berlin
Bavarian State Railway Administration
Gov
Vanner
Shanklin
Sullivan
Kid” Broad
Naval Board
Wheeler
Atlanta
Cotton Belt
Fort Smith
Ark
Macon
New Lumber Company Incorporated
Layfield, Wis
Bayfiled Lumber Company
John A. Rice
Merton
John P. Land
Bayfield
Chicago
George Lyons
Seld
Als
Central Trust Company
St. Louis, Peoria and Northern Railway Company
Madison Coal Company
Bluford Wilson
St. Louis, Peoria and Northern
Railroad and Coal Company
Sparta
Daniel Trump
James Lewellyn
Trump
Wilton
E. C. Peto
Muscatine, Iowa
New York City
E. B. Lewis
East Second Street
E. L. Dieman's
Iowa Avenue
Wittich Bros
Osteopathy
E. P. Day’s
Second Street
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