Women Who Suffer Offer From Dr Hartman Peruna
Hundreds of thousands of women are invited to write to Dr Hartman free of charge for treatment of female diseases. The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio endorses Peruna with testimonials from women across the country. letters requesting help will receive free medical advice and guidance on obtaining medicine.
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B. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Senator Roach
Larimore
N. Dak
Senator Warren
Cheyenne
Wyo
Belva Lockwood
General Longstreet
Washington, D. C
Peruna
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Kaukauna
Wiz
Helen Roief
Muriel Armitage
Greenwood Ave
Detroit
Mich
The
Royal Templars of Temperance
Mariel Armitage
Lucy M. Riley
Davenport St
Cleveland
Indiana Railway Commission Scramble and Expenditure Gap
Indianapolis reports claim Governor Hanly may appoint a Democrat to the railway commission amid a crowded field of candidates led by Dr. Samuel N. Quillin and Eben H. Wolcott. The piece also notes that Senate spending on codification printing far outstripped the House, and details on a major mill strike with 1100 workers idle and armed guards at the plant.
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Hanly
Railway Commission
Samuel N. Quillin
Linton
Quin
Eben H.wolcott
John Clare
New Albany
W. J.wood
Evansville
C. B. Riley
Indiana Grain Dealers’ Association
Fred Barrows
Connersville
Fayette County
Republican Committee
Elijah Perry
Tipton County
Crane
Carter
Strike at a steel mill in East Chicago not favorable
Hammond Indiana March 9 A strike at the East Chicago Republic iron and steel mill faces poor prospects for adjudication as officials report little hope for resolution. The dispute centers on labor demands and the plant's operations under wartime production pressures.
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Great Republic
East Chicago
Hammond
Ind
Chicago Republic Iron and Steel Mill
Indiana master plumbers elect officers at state convention
Evansville Ind March 9 The state convention of the master plumbers of Indiana closed with a banquet Officers elected President A E Werkhoff Lafayette Vice President Byron Haddersley Fr Wayne Secretary W W Lane Lafayette Next convention to be held in Indianapolis.
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Evansville
Ind
Indiana
A. E. Werkhoff
Lafayette
Byron Haddersley
Fr. Wayne
W. W. Lane
Indianapolis
Highwaymen at Work in Goshen Robbery
Jacob W. Whitehead, a New Paris merchant five miles south of Goshen, was knocked down and robbed of $100 by footpads after closing his store. He lay for half an hour, then staggered home and collapsed on the porch in a critical condition. The crime is credited to home talent.
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Goshen
Ind
Jacob W. Whitehead
New Paris
Non-Combatants Suffer as Chinese Villages Burned
Mukden dispatch reports Chinese civilians endure heavy losses from fighting. Villages are burned by shell fire and by retreating Russians, with homes containing valuables looted during the retreat.
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Mukden
Japanese Victory At Mukden Reported By Tokio
Washington reports from Tokio that Japanese forces have won a great victory before Mukden and the Kusaian army is in full retreat. Casualties are heavy on both sides and details remain incomplete.
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Washington
State Department
Tokio
Mukden
The Stanford Poisoning Case in Gan Francisco
Honolulu police believe Mrs. Jane Lathrop Stanford was murdered and that the culprits are in San Francisco. The remark reflects early speculation surrounding the high profile case and the city’s investigative stance.
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Stanford
Honolulu
Jane Lathrop Stanford
Gan Fran
Isao
Japanese Victory Drives Russians Toward Tie Pass
General Kuropatkin retreats south and southwest of Mukden as Japanese artillery closes in. Russians burn stores and abandon positions while Mukden prepares to evacuate and Tie pass becomes a looming Japanese target. Casualties from Tuesday’s fighting reportedly reach seven thousand.
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Kuropatkins
Japan
Mukden
Tie Pass
Rennenkampff
Manchuria
Russian retreat confirmed after Mukden defeat
Telegrams from St. Petersburg report that Kuropatkin’s forces begin withdrawal after the Mukden battle while Oyama’s Japanese army presses the retreat. Analysts note risk to railway traffic and a likely shift in Russian command, with Sakharoff or Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaevich as possible successors.
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St. Petersburg
Mukden
Oyama
Napoleon
Kuropatkin
Tie Pass
Liao Yang
Nicholas
Kuroki
Oyema
Ropatkin
Sakharoff
Nicholas Nicholaevich
Royal Baking Powder for wholesome cakes and dainties
Good Health to the Children promotes pure and perfect baking powder. Royal Baking Powder is indispensable for high quality food, imparting lightness, sweetness, and flavor to cakes, biscuits, doughnuts, and crusts, while making meals wholesome for all ages. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK.
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Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
Mukden Front Battles Reach Critical Phase
Mukden March 8 dispatch reports Japanese pressure on Russian positions north of the city with a west front focus. Russians withdraw in good order from south and southeast of Mukden as warehouses burn from shelled lines. Telegraph lines threaten further dispatches as Nosgi’s forces shift to reinforce early Japanese striking units.
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Mukden
Nosgi
Republican Editors Meet in Washington Convention
The Sixth annual gathering of the National Republican Editorial Association convened in Washington. Highlights included the president John A. Sleicher of Leslie's Weekly delivering his annual address in absentia via Secretary A. O. Bunnell, remarks by Vice President Fairbanks, officer elections, and a reception at Fairbanks residence last night.
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National Republican Editorial Association
John A. Sleicher
Leslie’s Weekly
A. O. Bunnell
Fairbanks
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