Only Daughter Cured of Consumption Alert
An American physician Dr H James allegedly cured his only child of consumption using calcutta herbs. He offers the recipe for two 2-cent stamps, claiming the remedy also treats night sweats nausea and colds in 24 hours. Address Crad Dock & Co Philadelphia for the paper. Washington January 147 Agriculture Dept filed a guarantee that Jell O and Jell O Ice Cream Powder are pure and compliant with the National Pure Food Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. James
Calcutta
Craddock & CO
Race St
Philadelphia
Washington, D.C
Department of Agriculture
Seven Die in Kansas City Hotel Fire at Union Avenue
Seven men perished and two were fatally injured in a two story brick rooming house at 1102 Union Avenue after a gas explosion. The proprietor Edward O Connell said the building held about 200 but only around fifty were present. Bodies lay piled in a hallway on the second floor as occupants sought exits. The lower floor housed a saloon and barber shop. Loss estimated at 10000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Union Avenue
Edward O'Connell
O'Connell
Union Railroad
Millionaire dealer shoots wife then leaps to death
John Whitley a leading Brooklyn dealer in stores and beating apparatus and vice president of the Reliance Ball Beating Wringer Co killed his wife in a hotel room on the ninth floor and then leaped to the street to her death. They lived lavishly and faced financial trouble as shown by an exhausted Franklin Trust checkbook found in their room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Whitley
Brooklyn
Reliance Ball
Wringer Company
Belle Claire
Whitley
Franklin Trust Company
Elevator Collapse Kills Two, Injures Nine in Chicago
At 302 Jackson boulevard in Chicago a passenger elevator serving Holenheimer Stein Co. fell from near the ninth floor as the cable parted. About twenty passengers, mostly women of the clothing firm, were in the car. Two men died, nine were seriously injured. Jacob Scramek, 45, an employee, was identified among the dead. Leo Considine, 21, a temporary elevator conductor, was arrested but offered no reason for the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Sav
Jackson Boulevard
Holenheimer, Stein & Co
Jacob Scramek
Leo Considine
Levater
Train Crash At Waterbury Kills Five Factory Workers
Five factory workers died when an extra Hartford bound freight train collided with a trolley car on West Main Street crossing. Twenty five riders were aboard bound for the Oakville pin factories. six others injured. Wingman John Flavin and Conductor John Dillon arrested. motorman Charles Leonard not held. Robbers Escape With $4000 From New Franklin Bank In Howard County Missouri.
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Waterbury
Conn
West Main Street
Highland Division
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Pin
Oakville
John Flavin
John Dillon
Charles Leonard
Heated clash in Washington between Bryan and Daniel
In a Washington hotel on November 27 a heated exchange occurred between William Jennings Bryan and Virginia Senator John Warwick Daniel. Daniel told an Inquiring Democrat he would not sit at the banquet table with Bryan due to political disagreements. Bryan defended his actions and denied seeking to control party policy. Daniel retorted that Daniel would be better off away from party affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parhington
Washington
William Jennings Bryan
John Warwick Daniel
Virginia
Daniel
Bryan
Czar to Lose Title Autocrat Under New Russian Decree
In St Peters burg on November 27 the third Russian duma voted 112 to 246 to drop the czar title autocrat and adopted a throne address in a heated session with extended singing of the national anthem. The move is seen as a victory for Constitutional Democrats led by Professor Milukoff amid the exit of extreme right groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
St. Petersburg
Constitutional Democrats
Professor Milukoff
Social Democrats
Group of Toil
Fire destroys St. Joseph complex near Covington
A large fire near Covington Indiana destroyed St. Joseph's academy convent monastery and church buildings. The charred body of Rev. Joseph Buck was found inside the academy, indicating he died in the flames. A Covington firefighter is missing after responding to the alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
St. Joseph's Academy
St. Joseph's Convent
St. Joseph's Monastery
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Joseph Buck
Academy
Money and Clerk Missing In Pacific Express Robbery
The Pacific Express Company offered a 250 reward after two money packages totaling 5850 vanished at East St. Louis relay depot. Money clerk Thomas A J O Connor, 24, disappeared after signing for the bags. Warrant issued for grand larceny. parents live in Mobile Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Express Company
St. Louis
East St. Louis
Thomas A. J. O'Connor
Express Company
O'Connor
Mobile
Ala
Sanguinary two day clash near Rabat reported
General Drade in Morocco wires of a two day battle between Aziz loyalists under General Bagdani and Chaovia forces of Mulay Hafid near Rabat. Zaida tribesmen switching sides forced Abdel Aziz faction to retreat, with several cannons lost amid heavy slaughter.
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Paris
Drade
Morocco
Rabat
Aziz
Bagdani
Mulal Hafid
Abdel Aziz
Banker Ends His Life After Deposition At Brooklyn Bank
Howard Maxwell former president of the Borough bank of Brooklyn, under indictment for grand larceny and forgery, released on $30,000 bail. He died by suicide in his Brooklyn home, slashing his throat and left wrist with a razor and knife, later dying at Long Island College Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Institution
New York
Howard Maxwell
Borough Bank of Brooklyn
Brooklyn
Long Island College Hospital
Indicted for Forgery in Brooklyn Trust Leaders
New York November 27 John G Jen kits Jr former president of Jenkins Trust company Brooklyn Frank Jenkins ex head of Williamsburg Trust company and Tred Jenking former director at the latter have been jointly indicted for forgery in the third degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John G. Jenkiits, Jr
Mosi
Jenkins Trust Company
Brooklyn
Frank Jenkins
Williamsburg Trust Company
Tred Jenking
Breaks Up in Riot at Russian Duma Session
In Saint Petersburg the Duma session on Stolypin's government declaration broke up after a violent assault on Constitutional Democrat orator Feder Roditcheff. He denounced drumhead courts martial as officials called hangmen. Deputies formed a phalanx to rescue him as reactionaries, led by Purishkevite monarchists and two priests, stormed the tribune. President Komyamakoff adjourned the sitting after order failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Duma
Stolypin
Feder I. Rocitcheff
Constitutional Democrats
Tribune
M. Roditcheff
Vladimir Purish
Keviteh
Khomyakoff
Social Democrats
M. Rocitcheff
Fallower
Wild Man Captured After Week in Duluth Woods
George W. Graham a Lynn Mass shoe factory cutter was found in the woods near Lakewood pumping station outside Duluth after a week of wandering. He told police he left Montreal for Duluth, but memory failed and he is temporarily unbalanced.
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George W. Graham
Lynn
Mass
Lakewood
Duluth
Graham
Montreal
Murder in Minneapolis at Richelieu club rooms
Henry Tison alias Cecil, a colored man, shot and killed John Dutton, also colored, in Minneapolis after claiming Dutton planned to murder him. In a police confession Tison said he believed Dutton intended to kill him and that no grievance existed between them. He showed no remorse.
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Henry Ttson
Cecil
John Dutton
Richelieu Club
Minneapolis
Ttson
Dutton
Captain Sinclair
Richard Tattersfield
Tison
Duma Warning Shocks Octoberists In Stolypin Address
Premier Stolypin read the government declaration before the duma provoking dismay among Octoberists and Constitutional Democrats while the Right party cheered. He reiterates autocratic power as key to security, warns against radical parties, and hints at limits on collaboration with non-Right factions. The address ends with muted Octoberist response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Stolypin
Duma
Constitutional Democrats
Right
Wis
Russia
Addresses Given in Mrs Bradley Murder Trial
Washington November 20 lawyers made addresses before the jury in the case of Mrs Bradley on trial for shooting and killing former Senator Brown of Utah in this city last December. Judge Stafford heard the large audience as Turner opened with a review of testimony and conflicting statements and Robert Wells for the defense argued that Arthur Brown was responsible for the fatal shot by his acts bringing on the defendant’s ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bradley
Senator Brown
Utah
Robert Wells
Arthur Brown
Fred
Breaks His Old Record In Pedestrian Journey
Edward Payson Weston cut 27 hours 25 minutes from his prior Portland to Chicago record. His present trip took 24 days 19 hours 15 minutes excluding Sunday, with a mapped route of 1284 miles though an automobile speedometer logged 1376 miles due to wrong turns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edward Payson Weston
Portland
Weaton
Weston
Fright Kills Girl After Car Chase
An eighteneen year old girl, Miss Marv Hadi of White Roots Goodhue county, died after fleeing a car accident. She became frightened, ran to a house for a lantern, and collapsed near the door. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Sephan Hadi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marv Hadi
Goodhue County
Er Brother
Sephan Hadin
Mary Spaney
Oak Hill
Minneapolis
Treacherous undertow dangers and remedies warned
A mixed, old newspaper extract warns swimmers about deadly undertows caused by tides and currents. It offers stray safety tips from a professor, outlines self rescues, and mentions remedies from DeWitt's pills, Hollister's tea, and Allen's foot care, highlighting home cures and drugstore ads amid chaotic prose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Case¢ie Journal
Shall We Tan Your Hide A Curious Vintage Ad
An old advertisement urges readers to tan hides into fur items and promotes the Crosby Frisian Pur Co catalog from Rochester. It touts homeseekers rates via the Minneapolis and St. Louis railroad with first and third Tuesday departures to western states, stopovers allowed, and ticket age limits. For rates and schedules, contact A B Cutts in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stecx
Crosby Frisian Pur Co
Rochester X
Minneapolis & St. Louis St. R
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Okamac
Indian Territory
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
A. B. Cutts
IT. A
Minnea
Polis
Mion
South Dakota Land Cheap in the New Empire
Promises splendid opportunities for investors and businessmen across Walworth, McPherson, and surrounding counties in a revived Dakota land grant. Claims cheap land for all farmers and non-farmers alike with handsome folder on open lands and ongoing low excursion rates weekly. Contact Minneapolis agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
New Empire
Minneapolis & “Sp
Louis R. Rin Faulk
Router
Walworth
McPherson
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New Ulm Review
Weinaday
Henry M- Somsen
U.S
Postoffice
New Ulm
MINN
Pre Fritsche
Brus Ou
Baik Bey Ube
Pyresi
Scurrer
Fie
Oflemeyer
New
Los
Masonic Bloele
U.S. Court
New Ulm, + Minn
Brown Co
New UN
Wm. Pfaender Jr
Easure
John E
Bobleter Insurance Agent
Strickler
Corvnionts &c. Nyone
Oldeat
Munn @ Co
Scientific American
Scientifc
Dr. King
Pacis
Yan Valley
Cesar ‘Central
Ghio
Sagulla
New Franklin
Howard County
Sedalia
Jeoln
Currancy
Senator Daniel
CGZAR
Massachusetts
Edward Payon Weston
Federation of Commercial Clubs
Ty Tow Arene 2
Minnesota
Commercial Club of
St. Paul
Old Capitol
Stickney
Central Bank
Great Western Railroad
Roosevelt Club of
United States
England
George Grabosich
Hyeleth
Eli Metrasovich
Gleason
Gribostch
Metraso-vich
Teather
Jim
Northwest
Michael O'Connell
Red Lake
Bemidji
West Hotel
Davis
Davfy
Jack
Jill
DeWitt
Eugene A. Piefferle
Boris Farms
Wim Rinigen
Wien
Hollister
DeWittt's
Eugene A. Pfefferie
Italy
Hivermud Bowes Hinekoge
Hilingrerilde
Allen
Olansted
le Roy
N. Y
DeWit
Eugene A. Prefferle
Rocky Mountain
Pioneer Drug Co
Minneapolis, Mim
Bingham
W. Brmosaw Bingham Bros
Oal & Grain
Mink
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