Thousands of Fair Women Praise Peruna Cure
Letters from Clara Case of Washington and Mary Bennett of Chicago praise Peruna for curing catarrh and toning the system. Case says the remedy ended long suffering and offers gratitude for future security. Bennett reports cold from wet feet improved in a week and overall health boosted after use.
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Clara Case
9Th Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
Perana
Clara Caze
Mary Bennett
Addison Ave
Chicago
Ill
Peruna
AUST GERTRUDE LINFORD HEALED BY PERUNA CLAIM
Miss Gertrude Linford of Buffalo whose physicians had given up her case says Peruna cured her catarrh of the kidneys back pain swelling facial puffiness and waxy yellow skin. She reports full recovery and urges others to take Peruna without delay noting delays are dangerous.
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Gertrude Linford
Parkside Whist Club
Niagara Street
Buffalo
N.Y
Pernna
Perona
Miss Nalley’s Story Short Yet Interesting to Every Woman
Addie Nalley of 137 D Street Washington DC reports four years of coughing and catarrh relief after using Perana. She praises restored appetite and strength and notes a $10,000 bank guarantee for authentic testimonials. The ad claims all testimonials are genuine with no spurious letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Nalley
D Street
Washington, D. C
Perana
Market Exchange Bank
Columbus
Ohio
Great Pro cession of Grand Army Veterans in Denver
Denver witnesses a three hour procession as 15 000 Grand Army of the Republic veterans pass the grand stand. Kansas sends nearly 2 500, Colorado and Wyoming 1 800, with Illinois Pennsylvania Ohio and Missouri among others. A near total parade safety plan includes telephone stations and near ambulance support. One rider fell from a frightened horse but was quickly treated. John Donaldson of St Louis suffered heart failure and was hospitalized. An ex Confederate in gray salutes alongside a Union veteran, then marches arm in arm with the veteran. The G A R encampment and Womens Relief Corps meet today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Army
Harper M. Orahood
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Missouri
Horgeman
John Donaldson
St. Louis
Womens’ Relief Corps
Roosevelt Heads North Amid Heavy Ice Threats
The Peary expedition's auxiliary Erik returns to St Johns reporting Roosevelt with Commander Peary left Cape Sabine for the Arctic on August 21. Officers fear severe winter conditions will limit progress as ice floes are heavy and bed weather persists. The Erik notes the Roosevelt proved an eminently satisfactory vessel on the Greenland voyage.
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St. Johns, N
Peary
Erik
Cape Sabine
Greenland
Roosevelt
Sensational Allegations Involving Platt And Express Co
Mae C Wood sues United States Senator Thomas C Platt and United States Express Co in district court for 25000 alleging services rendered to defendants. She claims while employed by the government in Washington she tipped off inside workings and helped exclude a Postmaster Payne report favoring post check system saving the company hundreds of thousands. She seeks garnishment against the express company citing non residence of defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Mae C. Wood
District Court
United States
Thomas C. Platt
United States Express Company
Miss Wood
Post Office Department
Washington
Defend
Payne
Post
Express Company
Flowers Thrive in Harsh Climates Across Asia and Africa
It is noted that in regions of Asia and Africa where grass struggles to grow, the most beautiful flowers and shrubs blossom fully. The observation highlights plant resilience and varied ecological beauty across continents.
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Asia
Africa
Japan Seeks Strength in Korea After Peace Terms
Toklo dispatch notes Kokuma defends the peace settlement while Nichi Nichi and Baron Shibusawa criticize terms as inadequate yet acknowledge Korea and Manchuria gains. Talks cite Japan’s productive power and railways and urge moving forward without dwelling on past losses. A general counters calls for indemnity, stressing Japan can recompense costs via industry.
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Tokio
The
Kokuma
Russia
Manchuria
Korea
Roosevelt
Baron Shibusawa
Japan
Japan Diet Turbulence Expected After Peace Talks
Tokio observers report growing public doubt about the war aims and the indemnity demand. Conservative papers back the government while radicals demand accountability. The nation awaits the diet, foreseeing a turbulent session as explanations of the settlement are sought and sentiment shifts with fuller disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
Bankers Say Japan Economy Stable Despite War Costs
A prominent banker argues Ayers Conditions and government obligations create fear of a downturn, but Tokyo exchange is a speculative barometer. He notes ample money, repatriation costs for the army, possible domestic loans, and public sentiment likely to stabilize as people recognize wartime gains. The cabinet is praised for courageous war termination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Discipline Will Restrain Them
Washington reports the Japanese legation has no advices on recent disturbances protesting the peace treaty terms. First secretary Mr Hioki said few Japanese may be satisfied, yet the people’s discipline is strong and there is no fear of a serious outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan
Hioki
Imperial order dismisses officers amid surrender at sea of Japan
An imperial order dismisses Rear Admiral Nebogatoff and the captains of the Nicolai I and the cruisers Admiral Seniavan and General Admiral Apraxine. They are deprived of rank and face punishment under the naval code for surrendering their ships to Japan. The emperor orders trials for all other officers who surrendered vessels upon their return to Russia.
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St. Petersburg
Nebogatoff
Nicolai I
Iki
Seniavan
Minoshima
Apraxine
Okinoshima
Russia
Sequayah Constitution Adopted at Oklahoma Convention
In Muskogee Oklahoma Tuesday the constitutional convention took up and adopted the constitution section by section. The preamble naming Sequayah as the new state was approved without dissent. The bill of rights bans lotteries prize fights and slavery in line with recent state practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
I. T
Sequayah
Government to push charges against eighteen railroads
On September 15 government officials plan to proceed with charges filed recently by members of the Interstate Commerce Commission against eighteen western railroads, signaling a major regulatory move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Interstate Commerce Commission
The Deadly Gasoline Incident in Linden Indiana
Mathias E. Holiday, while trying to light a fire with gasoline he thought was coal oil, suffered severe burns to his face hands and arms. Doctors expect recovery.
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Linden
Ind
Mathias E. Holiday
Indiana Republicans plan biennial Love Feast in Indianapolis
Chairman Goodrich of the Republican state committee said the regular biennial Love Feast will be held in Indianapolis during the holidays, lasting two or three days but no date set until after the November municipal election. The event draws party leaders and workers, with Vice President Beveridge, Senators Hemenway, and other leaders likely to attend.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Goodrich
Republican State Committee
Indiana
Beveridge
Hemenway
George A. H. Shideler
Marion
Change of Venue In Murder Case In Fort Wayne
John Welker was arraigned in the circuit court on a murder charge against his sweetheart Minnie Melching. On motion, a change of venue was taken from Judge O Rourke and reassigned to Judge Ervin of Decatur. A continuance was granted to await Judge Ervin's convenience.
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Ft. Wayne
Ind
John Welker
Minnie Melching
O’rourke
Ervin
Decatur
Wreck on the Burlington near Brush kills three
Denver report states the second section of the Burlington fast train derailed near Brush, fifty miles east of Denver. Three people were killed outright and fifteen injured in the wreck. Investigators began gathering facts as rescue crews worked at the scene.
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Burlington
Denver
Colo
Brush
Baron Komura Arrives in Boston with Governor McLane
Baron Komura and his suite arrived in Boston from Portsmouth late last night accompanied by Governor John W. McLane of New Hampshire. They stayed at the Touraine hotel and this forenoon toured Harvard University where lunch was served at the Colonial Club.
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Komura
Boston
Baron Komura
John WpcLane
New Hampshire
Portsmouth
Touraine
Harvard University
Colonial Club
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Mary Bennet
Addie Nalle
Senator Platt
Miss Mae Wood
Katsura
Ayers
Ayer
Admiral Nebogatoff
F. E. Baker
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Byron Quinby
Massachusetts
Consumers’ Gas Trust Company
Baker
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