Peruna Endorsements Claim Catarrh Cure All Levels
Endorsements from U S Senator D Y Corbin and others promote Peruna as a universal remedy for catarrh bronchitis and early stage consumption. Advertised testimonials detail dramatic recoveries, urging readers to write Dr Hartman for free advice and a book on throat and lung diseases. The long promotional text emphasizes catarrh as a universal danger and Peruna as a guaranteed cure even in late stages.
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D. Y. Corbin
United States
Corbin
United States Army
Chicago
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Peace prospects in far east war stall without direct talks
An official dispatch from St Petersburg and Washington indicates neither Russia nor Japan seeks U.S. mediation. Officials say Emperor Nicholas remains resolved to fight to the end, while Washington favors direct negotiations between Moscow and Tokyo to hasten peace and protect China’s integrity, resisting international conferences.
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Russia
Washington
Japan
Roosevelt
Nicholas
Far East
Mikado
Berlin
France
Paris
1. Delcasse
Count Lamsdorff
M. Detcasse
United States
Germany
Tokio
China
Another Battle Imminent In Manchuria
Dispatches from Harbin report Russians fortifying Sipinghai while Japanese forces gather nearby. A contested twenty mile border lies between them, likely delaying advances until an attack is prepared. A Japanese column moves toward Kirin aiming to threaten the Vladivostok supply line and isolate General Linevitch's Ussuri-based force.
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St. Petersburg
Manchuria
Harbin
Sipinghai
Kirin
Vladivostok
Linevitch
Ussuri
Rumor Claims Nicholas II Attempted Self-Harm
A Paris report, based on an unconfirmed St. Petersburg rumor, suggests Emperor Nicholas II tried to kill himself and wounded his head. It states the attempt was thwarted by intervention from his mother, the Empress Dowager.
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Paris
St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Indian office says Louis Dane mission ends in Afghanistan
London reports the Louis Dane mission to Afghanistan has completed its business, reached an agreement with the ameer, and will return to India. The goal was to improve understanding between the Indian government and Afghanistan. Separate reports from Indiana: a 12 month old child, the son of James Heaton, died after falling into boiling water during family washing. In Shelburn, six year old Redith Headley was killed when dragged by a rear wheel of a passing beer wagon.
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Pacific
London
Louis Dane
Afghanistan
Ameer
India
Muncie
Ind
James Heaton
Shelburn
First Step Toward Panama Canal Commission Shakeup
President Roosevelt orders resignations from the Panama canal commission to enable a reorganization. Secretary Taft's letter to Major General George W. Davis prompts prompt replies from the current members, with seven appointments to be named likely during the president's Southern trip. Current members include Rear Admiral John G. Walker, William Barclay Parsons, William H. Burr, Benjamin M. Harrod, and C. Ewald Grunsky.
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Washington
Panama Canal Commission
Roosevelt
Taft
Commission
Geo. W. Davis
Army
Canal Zone
Moody
Davis
John G. Walker
Navy
William Barclay Parsons
William H. Burr
Benjamin M. Harrod
C. Ewald Grunsky
No Agreement Reached In Central PA Mining Talks
Altoona March 30. Operators and miners of the central bituminous district of Pennsylvania failed to agree on a wage scale after nearly two weeks of continuous talks in this city. With no deal, 65,000 organized miners will suspend work at the end of the month, effective April 1.
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Altoona
Pennsylvania
Missouri moves to oust Standard Oil franchises
Attorney General Hadhey filed in the Missouri supreme court an application for a writ of quo warranto to remove the Standard Oil company the Republic Oil company and the Waters-Pierce Oil company from doing business in Missouri. The writ was issued returnable to the court en banc on April 11. The application alleges the firms conspired to control oil prices and supply in the state.
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Standard Oil
Jefferson City
Hadhey
Supreme Court
Standard Oil Company
Republic Ol Company
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Missouri
Mrs Roosevelt Plans South Cruise Aboard Sylph
Washington report says Mrs Roosevelt will leave Friday with children and relatives for a short cruise aboard the yacht Sylph, likely to Jacksonville. She anticipates returning to Washington in twelve to fifteen days. Miss Alice Roosevelt will oversee the White House in her absence.
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Washington
Ohio Bombardment Hits Webb House At Harrison Furnace
A bomb was thrown at the home of William Webb near Harrison furnace in Portsmouth Ohio last night. The blast partially wrecked the house but caused no injuries. Webb fired several shots at two men seen fleeing the scene. Webb has recent neighborhood troubles and a much younger wife.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
William Webb
Harrison Furnace
Webb
Fire destroys half the public square in Harrisburg Illinois
Fire at the Ralph Towle company warehouse in Harrisburg Illinois March 29 destroys nearly half of the east side of the public square with losses over 60000 dollars.
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Llinois
Harrisburg
Ill
Ralph Towle Company
Terse Telegrams Chronicle Wide Range of 1900s Events
Isthmian canal commission members resign. Fire destroys property in Venistre North Carolina worth about 70000 dollars. Wireless telegraph plant planned at Colon. Governor of Yalta says order restored. Peace prospects rising in Russia. Kansas City bans Sunday saloons. 20000 Russian prisoners from Mukden arrive in Japan. William H. Code named chief engineer of Indian irrigation. James Russell kills wife in Latonia and escapes. Hungary politics show concessions from crown and Hungarians. Revised Japanese casualty estimate at Mukden and Tie Pass about 57000. Thomas H. Watts dies in Montgomery aged 50. Edmond Roth, oldest editor, dies. born 1810. Central Pennsylvania coal operators fail to agree wage scale. strike possible April 1. Brigadier General Frank D. Baldwin to command Great Lakes Department from Chicago. New York tax board says gross earnings tax on railroads impracticable. Jacob H. Hollander named special commissioner to Santo Domingo. Vice President Fairbanks hosted by Union League in Philadelphia. Zhukoff distillery fire at $250,000 damage. American Ice Securities Company incorporated in Trenton.
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Kansas City Police Board
Battle of
Mukden
Japan
William H. Code
Los Angeles
Cal
James Russell
Latonia
Russell
Hungary
Crown
Tie Pass
Thomas H. Watts
Iconohee
United States
Montgomery
Ala
Edmond Roth
Eureka
Central Pennsylvania
Frank D. Baldwin
Indiana
Department of the Lakes
Chicago
New York
Jacob H. Hollander
Johns Hoptzins University
Santo Domingo
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Union League
Philadelphia
Zhukoff
Russia
American Ice Securities Company
Trenton
N. J
American Ice Company
President invites nations to Jamestown celebration
Washington March 30 reports the president issued a proclamation inviting the nations of the earth to be represented by their military organizations and naval vessels at a celebration near Jamestown Virginia from May 13 to November 1907.
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Washington
Jamestown
Rising Sun Man Dies by Suicide After Juror Call
August Finke a 57 year old German farmer in Rising Sun Indiana shot himself in the head with a revolver while being summoned as a juror for the Gillespie trial. This followed a prior suicide attempt in the same circumstances.
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Rising Sun
Ind
Finke
Gillespie
More Indictments Promised for Tampering With Witnesses
Ten witnesses from Chicago packers testified before the special grand jury probing the beef trust. They faced strict questioning on possible approaches by outsiders since their subpoenas. A federal official says more indictments will follow once proof is filed. John E. Shields, a government witness in the Connors case, posted $1000 bonds and left for New York. Secret service presence has surged, with agents shadowing key witnesses.
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Chicago
Beef Trust
Morrison
John E. Shields
Thomas J. Connors
Armour
United States District Court
Connors
Shields
New York
Secret Service
Engineer Killed in Sullivan Collision
Mattoon Illinois March 29 Engineer C B E Rowe was killed a fireman severely injured and a score of passengers bruised in a head on collision at Sullivan between a south bound express and northbound freight on the Chicago and Eastern Illinois road
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Mattoon
C. BE. Rowe
Sullivan
Market Report Ind ianapolis Grain and Livestock
Market listings from Indianapolis Cincinnati Chicago New York and East Buffalo. Wheat prices range around 1.09 to 1.14 per bushel with No 2 red variants. corn 47 to 48 cents. oats 29 to 32 cents. Cattle and hogs show mixed steady to active and price ranges across markets with lambs and sheep also noted. East Buffalo and To les show regional wheat futures and cash quotes.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Chicago
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