Peruna Endorsed In Grip Epidemic Across City And Nation
The gripping epidemic leaves thousands weak and ailing with catarrh affecting head throat lungs stomach kidneys and pelvic organs. Prominent figures including Joseph A Flinn D L Wallace and George H White testify Peruna cures grip and catarrh claiming rapid recovery and renewed strength after using the remedy from Hartman’s Columbus Ohio facility.
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New York
Joseph A. Flinn
Fifth District
Christopher Street
New York City
House of Representatives
Washington, D.C
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
George H. White
Hartman
No Decision Yet on Russia’s Constitutional Question
Tsarskoe Selo remains undecided as Emperor Nicholas weighs popular demands for constitutional government. Ministers reject a Western constitutional monarchy and a zemsky sobor, favoring a consultative national assembly with direct class representation while promising reforms.
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St. Petersburg
Tsarskoe Selo
Nicholas
Russia
Zemstvos
Doumas
Granduke Sergius
Antag
Grand Ducal
Zemsky Sobor
Zemsky
Council of Ministers
Witte
Committee of Ministers
Whitehouse pleads not guilty in Alexandrian assault case
William Whitehouse charged with murderously assaulting Arthur Henry pleads not guilty in Alexandria Indiana. Mayor Edward remands him to await victim's fate as Henry remains semi delirious while Charles Whitworth also faces arrest.
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Alexandria
Ind
William Whitehouse
Arthur Henry
Charles Whitworth
Edward
Henry
Conferees Still Split on Panama Canal Commission Abolition
Washington March 2 The Panama canal bill conferees have not reached agreement on the main point dividing the two houses the abolition of the isthmian canal commission remains unresolved and open to further negotiation.
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Washington
Isthmian Canal Commission
February 1905 US coinage and notable deaths telegrams
The bulletin lists February coinage at $5,001,190 and national banknote circulation at $469,203,840. Reports include deaths of Mrs. Leland Stanford in Honolulu likely by poisoning and former Senator Edward O. Wolcott in France. Also noted are Ark. burglars stealing over $1,000 from Beebe post office, Rev. J. L. Hill named field editor of the Christian Standard, a shooting incident in Duqueen Ark., and the Earl of Selborne succeeding Milner as British high commissioner in South Africa.
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United States
Leland Stanford
Honolulu
Edward O. Wolcott
Colorado
France
Beebe
Ark
J. L. Hill
Union City
Ind
Christian Standard
Christian Church
Duqueen
L. H. Brand
Katie
Earl of Selborne
The
Admiralty
Lord Milner
South Africa
Horrible death poisoning Martha Stanford in Honolulu hotel
Mrs. Jane La throp Stanford of San Francisco widow of Senator Leland Stanford dies at Moana hotel in Honolulu after convulsions marked by a declaration of poisoning. Physicians note possible strychnine intake in bicarbonate of soda. autopsy to confirm cause as tetanus of respiratory organs with stomach contents awaiting analysis. A prior January 14 poisoning attempt at her San Francisco home is alleged by her secretary Bertha Berner.
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Honolulu
Jane Lathrop Stanford
San Francisco
United States
Leland Stanford
Moana Hotel
R. A. Duncan
Territorial
Adelaide
Australia
Bertha Berner
Death of Mrs. Jane Stanford Shocks San Francisco
News from Honolulu reports the death of Mrs. Jane L. Stanford and possible poisoning. Her brother Charles G. Lathrop, treasurer of Leland Stanford Jr. University, doubts natural causes while attorney Montford Wilson awaits Honolulu advice before acting on Mrs. Stanford’s affairs linked to the Palo Alto institution she and her husband founded in 1891. The university has already benefited from about 38 million dollars in property and funds, with potential extra 10 million from Mrs. Stanford's estate.
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San Francisco
Jane L. Stanford
Honolulu
Charles G. Lathrop
Leland Stanford Jr. University
Montford
Wilson
Mrs. Stanford
Palo Alto
Cal
Made Safe Coy-Is marriage such a perilous path
A brief note from the New York Times comments on marriage described as not perilous when there is plenty of dust on it, reflecting a playful aside about domestic life.
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New York Times
No Extension of Municipal Terms Approved in Indiana
Indiana lawmakers reject extending municipal terms and approve Bodenhater amendments for November 1905 elections. Some four year terms begin January 1910 with all officers taking office then. Senate likely to concur. opposition alleges collusion with interurban interests. private corporations bill dies. Grand jury probes corruption. O A Baker named as possible indictment target.
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Indianapolis
Senate
House
Bodenhater
Noble County
Bodenhofer
Indiana
Codification Commission
Davis
Farber
Milburn
Hendee
Grand Jury
Benedict
O. A. Baker
Tobacco Trust
Ananias Baker
Legislative Investigation Committee
Royal Baking Powder Claims Long Standing Scientific Expertise
The Royal Baking Powder manufacturers boast 49 years of scientific experience and exhaustive study of bread and cake raising methods. They present their product as superior and pure, commended by top authorities worldwide, and emphasize two key advantages for housekeepers.
Sanderson Murder Trial Near Jury As Defense Rest
Bluffton Indiana March 2 The Sanderson murder case defense has rested and the state begins rebuttal. The defense alibi is seen as weak yet partly sustained by the defendant. Damaging testimony emerged during defense, and the state plans stronger evidence. Court will allow eight hours for arguments and the jury will be instructed about 2 or 3 pm Friday.
Wealthy farmer commits suicide after wife's death in Indiana
Elkhart Indiana March 2 Nathaniel Vannemee a well known and wealthy farmer shot himself after brooding over the recent death of his wife He was sixty one his father killed himself forty years ago and his mother was later an inmate of a hospital for the insane
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Elkhart
Ind
Nathaniel Vannamee
Vannemee
Market Report Indianapolis Grain and Livestock Summary
Grain and livestock prices across markets show wheat firm at Indianapolis and Chicago with No 2 red around 1.16 to 1.17 in Cincinnati and 1.19 in Cincinnati. corn steady near 4 to 45 cents, oats firm near 30 to 33 cents. Cattle, hogs, sheep, and lambs show mixed steady trends, with notable activity in Chicago and New York readings and Buffalo notes.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
East Buffalo Livestock
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International Barber’s Union
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D. L. Wallace
O. H. Perry
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Manalin
New York Journal
Aga
Loth
Boe
Mrs. Leland Stan
Ford
Men
MES
Stanford
Sanderson
Market Report
Ayer
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