Trouble and Never Suspect It Prevalency of Kidney Disease
Alarming increase in kidney disease noted, with confusion between disease and symptoms. Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root touted as remedy for kidney, bladder and urinary issues. Claims include relief from pain, frequent urination and nocturnal awakenings. Sample bottle and free book offered by mail.
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Kilmer
Swamp-Root
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
Swamp
Dr. Kilmer
New Albany Tribune Subscription Rates Listed
The New Albany Tribune announces subscription options with annual, semiannual, and quarterly plans. Rates include 12 copies at a special rate and postage prepaid services, with payment accepted by registered letter, money order, or express to The Tribune Co.
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CLUB
Siz
Roosevelt Hunt Photos and Pointed Hazing Rumors
A collage of sharp, satirical notes on Roosevelt politics, a West Point hazing incident, and Kermit Roosevelt to serve as official photographer for the president’s Africa hunt. The piece criticizes campus pranks, public behavior, and urbanity in American politics.
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West Point
Kermit Roosevelt
Africa
Uncle Sam Honors American Few at Overseas Party
In England the American ace receives congratulations from Uncle Sam for his triumphs at a royal gathering. The message praises the talented soldiers and their spirited achievements while noting national pride in the overseas alliance.
Reformers in Turkey and Roosevelt commission on farm life
The article notes reformers in Turkey and a new commission appointed by President Roosevelt to improve farm life. It suggests profits might rise if summer boarders were kept year round.
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Roosevelt
Safeguard Workers Lives Through Ventilation and Safety
A recent gas explosion in a coal mine killed seventy workers. The loss shows that better ventilation and safer lamp use could have saved lives. While sanitation reduces disease deaths, accidents rise, and unsafe railroading and faulty factory gear claim many lives. The call is for equal protection of fathers and mothers.
Hayes Wins Marathon Amid Cheers From New York Fans
Jol J. Hayes, winner of the Marathon, was carried ashore by enthusiastic New York admirers. Despite British fair play concerns at the Olympics, Hayes was officially declared the winner and praised for both speed and “horse sense” with no kick coming.
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Jol J. Hayes
New York
Hayes
Greenwich Bank President John Dayton Dies at Eighty
John Dayton of Greenwich Connecticut is dead at eighty after decades of active work. He served as president of a savings bank, vice president of a water company, and a shoe dealer, reflecting American business vigor cited in contrast to the pace that kills. The piece contrasts campaign finance publicity plans of Bryan and Taft, noting Oct. 15 disclosure targets and post election accounting under the New York law.
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John Dayton
Greenwich
Conn
Bryan
New York
German Societies in Indianapolis Back Temperance Clash
About one hundred representatives of the German societies in the state met in Indianapolis and claimed to represent some 50 000 voters. They praised personal liberty and opposed reform while attacking the Anti Saloon League for pernicious political activity. They endorsed the Democratic ticket though the league says it is nonpartisan and favors a county local option.
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Indianapolis
Anti-Saloon League
Tuty
Anti-Sabon League
Unwritten Law in Crime and Its Dangers
The piece discusses the unwritten law as a method of settling honor disputes with pistols. It cites a New York incident where a brother killed an unarmed man in front of wife and friends and notes at length how insanity pleas and the unwritten law shield killers, referencing Harry K. Thaw. It questions whether such measures will prove equally successful.
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Courirat
Tiem
Shiy
Tfe
Peter
Halus
Rooster Rivalry Behind the Judging Incubator
In a temperamental coop scene Weigle boasts a young rooster can outshine all others while Ashley counters with a jab about his mother the Incubator Judge. The exchange highlights cocky bravado versus stubborn pride within the flock.
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Weigle
Ashley
Man Challenged Bank Over Check No Cash On Deposit
A man entered a local bank with a check and insisted on seeing the cashier after the paying teller refused to respond. The teller replied there was no cash on hand, prompting the man to circle the lobby until he exited, was helped by a police officer, and advised to recover before explaining the incident.
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Detroit Free Press
Indiana Campaigns Build Toward August Political Rallys
Indiana leaders prepare for a vigorous party campaign with Vice President Fairbanks and Senator Beveridge due in Indianapolis within days. Beveridge plans October in-state campaigning, while Kern rallies Democrats nationwide in Denver. Watson tours Fort Wayne and Greencastle events outline Republican efforts.
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Indianapolis
Bee
Fairbanks
Albert J. Beveridge
Hanly
Beverdge
Manchester
Mass
Youngstown
John Hayes
Indiana
Beveridge
Booneville
Hemenway
American French. New Yorker in Paris Restaurant Laughs at Language
A New York traveler recalls misstatements in Paris as he tries French phrases. He summarizes how his American accent leads to comic misunderstandings with a waiter at a Chatham area restaurant.
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Paris
New York
Chatham
Garcon
New Yorker
Madan
New York Press
Womanlike Debate on Suffrage Goals Sparks Divide
In a Philadelphia Press excerpt, Jones argues a women s club should pursue aims far from female suffrage. Miss Strong counters with firm belief suffrage should be its objective, while Jones contends the club will likely miss that target.
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Jones
Miss Strong
Philadelphia Press
Bryan Heads Indiana VP Nomination Meeting In Aug.
William Jennings Bryan led the Indiana VP notification event in Indianapolis with Kern sidestepping to praise Bryan. Kern prepared a 4000 word address and Bryan outlined a trust busting plan as a campaign document. Bryan plans two Ohio speeches starting Sept. 23 with no special trains.
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Indianapolis
William Jennings Bryan
John W. Kern
Kern
Denver
Bryan
Indiana
Bia
Charlies Bryan
Norman Mack
Urey Woodson
R. M. Johnson
Fogarty
Korbly
T. D. Scalea
Parke M. Martin
Denison Hotel
Ohio
Mack
Evansville
Terre Haute
State
Lloyd
Dixon
Congressional Campaign Committee
Taggart
Cleveland
Matthews
Marshall
Yace
W. H. O’brien
Cig Baker In Europe
Marion Ind August 27 C A Cigarettes Baker fled Indianapolis during the 1905 legislature to escape bribery arrest He represented the tobacco trust in the lobby He now tours Europe with his wife and two New York women and offers no plan to return to the United States or Canada The report notes his recall of Marion acquaintances and his absence from home country
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Cig
Baker
Europe
Marion
Ind
C. A
Cigarette
Indianapolis
Paris
Lucerne
New York
United States
Canada
Kern Nominated for Vice President by Bryan Ticket
In Indianapolis on August 25 1900 John W Kern of Indiana accepted the Democratic Party’s vice presidential nomination with Bryan present. The notification was delivered by Theodora A Bell of California at a 14 000 seat State Fair Colosseum gathering. The event featured a large Indiana welcome with bands and marching groups and a prominent display by national and state party leaders.
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Indiana
John W. Kern
Denver
Kernia
Bryan
Kern
Jooster
Colosseum
State Fair Grounds
Goodrich
Fred Sims
George Dinwiddle
James E. Watson
James A. Hemenway
Thomas Littlepage
Carl Riddick
Hayes
John K. Gowdy
Sims
Watson
Fort Wayne
Indiana State Fair Ground
Indianapolis
William J. Bryan
Democratic Party
Theodora A. Bell
California
Bell
John Kern
Monster Colosseum
New
United States
Thomas Taggart
Norman Fe, Mack
Buffalo
Bryan and Kern receive strong ovations at Denver convention
A large audience in Denver applauded Mr. Kern as he accepted the nomination for the Denver convention. Thomas R. Marshall spoke for governor on the Democratic ticket and Mr. Bryan delivered a prepared address on Trusts. The crowd repeatedly cheered, marking a personal triumph for the party nominee. Meanwhile, Cleveland officers detained Italian banker Anton F. Bonelli in Brazil for misusing bank deposits, and U.S. ambassador David F. Thompson in Mexico reported a broken arm from a bicycle accident, the second in three months.
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Kern
Denver
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Mack
Mr. Kern
Pennsylvania Street
Denison Hotel
Cleveland, O
McGorray
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Cleveland
Anton F. Bonelli
Bonelli
Mr. Thompson
Washington
State Department
David F. Thompson
Mexico
City of
Dogs At Brooklyn Eatery Offer Tableside Companions
In Brooklyn a restaurant owner profits by letting women dine with their dogs at the table. Luncheon crowds include three or four patrons with pets seated on special high chairs. Doggie’s dinner arrives on a special plate set on a ledge before each chair.
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Brooklyn
New York
War Department tests colored underwear for heat protection
The War Department plans field tests in the Philippines using 5000 enlisted men equipped with blood orange dyed underwear to study heat defense. An orange red hat Nurog is also prepared for testing.
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War Department
Phillippines
Philadelphia
Istlands
Passing of Old Brussels Cityscape
A lament for the loss of Brussels architectural heritage as old houses and artistic streetscapes fade under modernization. The piece critiques demolition by public authorities and the erasure of a distinctive local character.
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Brussels
Puble
Bruesele Petit Blow
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