Peruna Medicine Praised by Nebraska Family
The Roberts family of Falls City Nebraska credits Peruna with curing lung fever pneumonia malaria and liver trouble and says nineteen bottles saved them from doctors bills The letter also notes relief from stomach trouble and calls Peruna the greatest medicine on earth A separate testimonial from Mr T G Walker of Carneiro Kansas extols Peruna as the best medicine he has used for nervousness and family health
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Roberts
Falls City
Neb
Perry
Rake
Chariie
John
Nebraska
Perana
Nebreska
O.T. Roberts
T. G. Walker
Carneiro
Kanaes
Justice is Done Condemns Degree Murder Verdict
The Paterson New Jersey case ends with Walter C. Melleter Andrew Campbell and William Mees found guilty of second degree murder for Jennie Bossiewer’s October 15 murder. The jury resolved the degree after fourteen bullets. Judge Dixon instructed the jurors on fact questions and possible evidence of rape and drugging. The court sent the prisoners back to jail as the verdicts were announced.
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New York
Jan. M
Walter C. Melleter
Andrew J. Campbell
Wil- Mees
Jennie Bossehiewer
Paterson
N. J
Jeremy Law
McAlister
Campbell
Death
Dixon
Goffe Road
Hackman
Geome
Jennie
Rock Road
Saul
MecAlistee
Army recruitment pressed to 65 thousand as discharge plan debated
Washington state the army maintains 65 000 strength after the June 30 discharge of 5 000 volunteers with three year enlistments averaging 2000 per month The delay in the army bill could force discharges in the Philippines if volunteers cannot return home in time The goal remains a 40 000 Philippine force while reorganizing the army and every effort will seek to bring volunteers home before discharge.
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Washington
Jes
Philippines
Philippine Army
War Department
United States
Ohio officer to recover escape convict Kuhns
Deputy Warden Long of the Ohio penitentiary left for Plymouth Indiana to bring back Marvin Kuhns the escape convict under arrest there Authorities at Plymouth have identified Kuhns by photographs and Bertillon measurements The requisition for Kubas has been with Indiana authorities and unlikely to be contested
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Subes
Columbia
Long
Ohio Penitentiary
Plymouth
Ind
Marvin Kuhns
Kuhns
Kubas
Indiana
Congressional panel moves to wrap up Army cadet probe
West Point January 19 Congress will likely finish the investigation into cadet barracks and camp misconduct at the Military Academy tonight after extended probing. The committee has gathered substantial new evidence beyond the military court of inquiry and aims to conclude by midnight.
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West Point
N. Y
Congressional Committee
Military Academy
Military Court of Inquiry
Heavy Fire Wipes Evans Business Section
Roazn January 19. A fire starting in a furniture store rear at 7 last evening destroyed the town’s entire business portion. High winds and lack of fire protection left the blaze uncontrollable, with a damage estimate of about 40000 dollars as the engine failed shortly after deployment.
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Evans
Roazn
State Board Denies Pardon in Ferrell Case
Columbus January 19 The state board of pardons refused to intervene in the case of Reaslyn H Ferrell who remains under sentence to be electrocuted March 1 at the penitentiary. Ferrell was convicted of murder.
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Perrell Muat
Columbus
State Board of Pardons
Reaslyn H. Ferrell
Sentemce
Ferrell
Misread Valley resident praises Voust's Liver Therapy bottles
Franses L. Gales from Miseresi Valley Iowa claims severe kidney trouble for years, had kidney death, then credits Voust's Liver Therapy bottles with improving health amid garbled testimonial text.
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Franses L. Gales
Miseresi Valley
Vfoust
General Assembly Appropriation Bill Sparks Indiana Debate
In Indianapolis on January 10 the senate and house clash over a 105000 appropriation for 62d General Assembly expenses. The house opposes salary cuts, while the senate pushes the original form. Funeral attendance for Governor Mount follows, with demands to join the burial committee. A state school books board bill also stirs gossip as lawmakers weigh reallocation of text resources.
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Indianapolis
Senate
House
General Assembly
Ims Adenine
Artman
Governor Mount
Crawfordsville
Chenmithee
Hest
Crawfordville
House Committee On Elections
Cotner
House Committee
Henry L. Hopping
State Board of School Commissioners
Indiana
Board of School Commissioners
Fire damages house as two children rescued
Fire crews found the stairway burned and walls compromised in a house fire. Two younger children on the first floor were rescued in critical conditions and receiving aid.
Regign's Pace the Music in Kendallville
Lew Kirby a whistler with an Uncle Tom's Cabin company was confronted by his two wives arriving separately from Beaton Harbor Michigan and Butler. Both wives have returned to their homes. In Goshen Indiana the Carnegie Library project advances with Andrew Carpelding noting it as the city’s largest number of readers.
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Regign
Kendalline
Ind
Lew Kirby
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Beaton Harbor
Mich
Goshen
Andrew Carpeilding
Thie Ey
Genben
Immense Fly Wheel Fire Claims Young Woman
In Brasil Indiana on January 10 Miss Cynthis Rose aged 16, daughter of William Rose, was burned to death while building a fire when her clothing caught flames. Friends attempted to aid but she died shortly after. A separate report from South Bend Indiana notes a 23-foot fly wheel incident at the Litude Young Woman Burned to Death.
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South Bend
Ind
Brasil
Cynthis Rose
Willam Rose
Indicted for Murder in Brasil Hotel Shooting
Saemud Har moon, who shot at a group of roisterers attempting to break into a resort controlled by his wife, killed Charles Reynolds. He has been indicted for murder in Brasil Indiana on January 19.
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Brasil
Ind
Saemud Harmoon
Charles Reynolds
By the Morphine Route. Boonville Id. Jan. 19
George Bush is mentioned in a brief dateline from Boonville Idaho dated January 19, signaling a short, fragmentary local notice or incident report in this vintage newspaper clipping.
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Boonville, Id
George Bush
Government Censorship Tightens Caracas to U.S. Dispatches
News from New York reports Venezuela has imposed censorship on all dispatches to and from the United States. The imposition began December 9 and has been in force briefly. The fragmentary text also hints at unrelated items including medical and crime notes.
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Sagey Vem
New York
Venesuels
United States
Army Bill Passed After Senate Amendments Approved
The army re organization bill, long debated, cleared the Senate with 43 to 25 on amendments and 48 to 23 on a prior question. It now goes to a conference committee of the two houses amid minority opposition and a lengthy procedural battle.
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Bill
Washington
Senate
Philippines
CasTONTA Lecturing Tour Promises Wide Reach
The news notes CasTONTA and Therese Telegrapha Mrs Nation among figures set for a lecturing tour. It mentions state troops, Dowle the prophet, and shifting control of output to a single agent amid labor tensions.
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Mrs. Nation
Corbin
Wee
John Alexander Dowle
Force Ste
Yerkes
Trade Review Notes Mixed Week in New York Markets
Weekly trade review reports lagging speculation but general spring demand improving. Southern and southwestern markets show opening strength with better distribution of hardware and glass items. Cereals strengthen amid lower corn and wheat prices. business failures for the week total 322 in the states, with several notable directors including two women and Mr. DeYoung listed among leaders.
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Inness
New York
Trade Today
Southern
Sinal
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