Cowboy baron seeks wealthy wife with overtones of title and debt
Sir Genille Cave Brown Cave of Stretton Hall Leicestershire England known as the cowboy baron seeks a rich wife. He offers a nine century old title a bracelet he wears a ranch in Colorado and estates in Derbyshire and Warwickshire burdened by debt plus royal court access in exchange for substantial wealth. He last visited America in 1908 sailing as Mr Brown and has long entertained western towns with showy outings. He inherited the baronetcy three years ago after his father's death.
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New York
Genille Cave-Brown-Cave
Strettonhall
Leicestershire
England
Bar-Circle-Branch
Colo
Richmond Hill
L. L
Derbyshire
Warwickshire
George V
Cave-Brown-Cave
Lucania
Mr. Brown
West
Colorado
Kansas
Sir Genille
Wealthy Uniontown distiller dies by suicide
Max Rosenberg a wealthy Uniontown distiller shot himself in the First National Bank building at 9 o clock dying almost instantly. He was principal stock holder in Arch Distillery company and reputed worth 500000. He had long served as Uniontown agent for Pittsburg Brewing company. He lived alone in the bank building while his family resided elsewhere in the city.
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Max Rosenberg
Uniontown
Rosenberg
First National Bank
Arch Distillery Company
Pittsburg Brewing Company
Doctors Prescription Practices Cited In Public Health Debate
The text argues that doctors often prescribe proprietary medicines in Latin to patients and condemn them publicly once advertised. It notes some physicians remain open to widely used remedies like Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, asserting their value and ethical considerations.
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Lydia BH. Pinkham
Hens Win Case in Sandusky Court
In Sandusky Ohio Judge S A Richards denied Mrs Nannie B McQuown's injunction against W A Miller to stop his chickens and dogs from making noise near Central Avenue. The judge ruled the complaint lacked real foundation and granted no relief to the rooming house proprietress.
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Sandusky, CO
Central Avenue
Sandusky
S. A. Richards
Nannie B. McQuown
W. A. Miller
Miller
Richards
Beaver First Presbyterian Extends Call to Dr Albert J Alexander
Beaver First Presbyterian Church has extended a call to Dr Albert J Alexander of Cleveland to join as pastor. The move positions the congregation to select a new spiritual leader pending approval from the candidate.
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The
Beaver First Presbyterian Church
Albert J. Alexander
Cleveland
Frightened horse drags three girls near freight train
In Kittanning Pennsylvania three young women riding a horse drawn buggy were dragged along Allegheny Valley railroad tracks for hundreds of yards. Miss Regina Riley 18 and Miss Nellie McCarthy 19 sustained serious injuries while Miss Elizabeth Simmonds escaped unharmed. An approaching freight train could not be stopped in time. the buggy and occupants were pulled into a field where the two injured lay semi conscious.
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Kittanning
Regina Riley
Charles Neubert
Nellie McCarthy
Mr. Neubert
Market Street
Grant Street
Valley Railroad
Riley
Miss Riley
Miss McCarthy
Elizabeth Simmonds
Dog's Bark Saves Men From Death In Burning House
KITTANNING Pa June 29 The barking of a large St Bernard probably saved the lives of 11 men sleeping in the boarding house of Peter Timsic Ford City when a kitchen fire broke out Mrs Timsic left a hot plate burning on a wooden table and went to the store The dog barked awakening Timsic and the others who escaped in their night clothes The blaze was extinguished with about 500 damage
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Kittanning
Peter Timsic
Ford City
Folding Bed Tragedy Injures Couple in Wheeling
In Wheeling West Virginia on June 28 C Bumgartner 25 and his wife were badly hurt when a folding bed collapsed at their East End home. Bumgartner suffered a broken back and his wife sustained a severe neck injury though she might recover.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Merchants National Bank Organized in Butler
Butler Pennsylvania June 29 Merchants National Bank with capital stock of 100000 was organized Ira McJunkin chosen president Edward Keiber vice president J F Hutzler cashier and William H Rebhun of Tarentum teller The bank will start business in new quarters on Main street on August 1 Butler now has six banks.
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Butler
Merchants National Bank
Ira McJunkin
Edward Keiber
J. F. Hutzler
William H. Rebhun
Tarentum
Main Street
Strike 600 Barrel Gusher Near Mars
Butler Pa June 29 With oil operations down due to a 48 cent yearly price cut a new 600 barrel gusher was brought in on the William Kemmler farm Adams township near Mars owned by J C White It flowed at 30 barrels an hour then was shut to move a boiler A large block of leases was taken near Adams station along the Pittsburg Butler Street railway line amid excitement and potential further locations
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Butler
Butler County
J. C. White
William Kemmler
Adams Township
Mars
Adams Station
Pittsburg
Butler Street
Baltimore & Ohio announces broad promotions and new offices
Baltimore Maryland June 29 President Willard announces the creation of an additional assistant to the president and multiple promotions across the Baltimore & Ohio system effective July 1. George H Campbell becomes general superintendent of the New York division and Staten Island operations moves, while John G Walker and C N Galloway receive elevated positions and responsibilities.
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Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Willard
George H. Campbell
New York
Staten Island Railroad
Staten Island Rapid Transit Railroad
Potter
John G. Walker
E. V. Baugh
W. E. Burwell
J. W. Adams
Burglars Evade Arrest After Loot Hitched to Carriage
In Freeport Pennsylvania yesterday burglars raided Merwood station and stores run by Krause and Sons and Krause and Freehling. They stole money clothing jewelry revolvers and cutlery valued around 5400 and loaded the plunder on a horse and carriage before escaping into nearby woods. Detective Peters pursued but the thieves hid the loot between Merwood station and the town.
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Freeport
Merwood Station
Butler
Pennsylvania Railroad
A. Krause & Sons
Krause & Freedling
Krause & Freehling
Peters
Inventor of Hoopskirt Dying in Hoboken
Joseph Thomas the inventor of the hoopskirt and sewing machine is dying at his Hoboken home. A Paris native, he came to America at 19 and is 33. His hoop skirt, unveiled in 1850, made millions for the Philadelphia firm he sold the patent to. He later developed the sewing machine with machinist George Bless.
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Hoboken
N. J
Joseph Thomas
Paris
Thomas
America
Philadelphia
George Bless
Fireman Fatally Scalded in Anandale Plant Pipe Break
A steam pipe broke at the powder plant of the Goff Kirby coal mines at Anandale near Butler. Fireman Frank Jarko aged 3 was probably fatally scalded.
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Goff-Kirby
Anandale
Butler
Frank Jarko
Cant You Sleep Go Up in Balloon
New York society figure Sidney F. Beckwith promotes a sleep remedy by riding in a dirigible balloon. He reports that aerial voyages have him sleeping soundly afterward, noting any dirigible suffices and advising against paying exorbitant prices for a luxury craft.
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United Press
New York
Sidney F. Beckwith
Beckwith
Louisiana
Heavy labor demand stretches across industry centers
Reports from industrial hubs indicate a surge in labor demand for both skilled and unskilled workers. Harvest hands, railroad and construction crews, and street laborers are sought after, with estimates of 40,000 men needed in the West for crop harvesting, while free employment offices in Chicago report large orders for railroad and construction work nationwide.
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Chicago
TIZ Foot Remedy Ad Claims Instant Relief
A vintage advertisement extols TIZ as a quick permanent cure for tired aching swollen feet with promise of smelling fresh feet. It touts drawing out poisonous exudations and claims fast relief after first use, urging purchase at druggists for 25 cents per box from Walter Lu.
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Walter Lu
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