Kilmer’s Swamp Root Promoted For Kidney Bladder Relief
A newspaper advertisement touts Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a remedy for lame back kidney and bladder troubles and Bright’s Disease. It claims wide testing in hospitals and private practice, offers a free sample bottle through a mail request, and lists Binghamton New York as the company address.
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Kilmer
Bright
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
Cattle and Hide Trade Ad Offers Goods From Crosby Frisan Bar Co
Advertisement promotes sending cattle and horse hides to Crosby Frisian Bar Company in Rochester New York to be converted into coats robes rugs gloves and mittens with freight paid. Also includes dubious remedies and a lure for mail order products from Mother Gray Co and Harple carpet services.
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Crosby Frisian Bar Company
Rochester
N. Y
Crosby Payne
New Empire Farm Lands Pamphlet Offered Free
Bargains in South Dakota farm lands and business opportunities in new towns opened by the Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway extension are advertised. A free illustrated pamphlet titled New Empire will be mailed to interested readers who send a postal card to A. By Cutts, G. P. & T. A., Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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South Dakota
Minneapolis
St. Louis Br.’ A
New Empire
Armers
Stockman’s Paradise
A. By Cutts, G. P
T. A
Minn
FATAL ST PAUL FIRE CLAIMS KITCHEN WORKER LIFE
A St Paul kitchen worker Mrs Katherine Soop died of smoke suffocation in a Carling's Robert street restaurant fire that damaged the building and caused about 20000 dollars in losses. Eight other women were rescued by police and fire crews as stairs filled with flames and windows were used for exits.
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Katherine Soop
Carling
Robert Street
St. Paul
Mrs. Soop
Miller
Pabst Brewing Company of
Milwaukee
Walter A. Spangenberg
Roosevelt Leads Minnesota GOP Poll For President
A Minneapolis Journal poll across seventy two counties shows 448 of 741 Republicans favor Theodore Roosevelt with 253 casting other first choices. Taft, Hughes, and La Follette follow, while Democrats mostly back Governor Johnson though some would still back Bryan or another candidate.
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Repubicans
Minnesota
Theodore Roosevelt
William H
la Follette
Johnson
Bryan
Mrs. Aimee Lloyd Indicted On Forgery and Fraud Counts
Nine indictments were returned by Olmsted county grand jury in Rochester against Mrs. Aimee Lloyd. Six forgery in the second degree charges and three counts of obtaining money by bogus checks. She appeared calm with attorney Mr. Spillane and refused to reveal her true name.
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Aimee Lloyd
Olmsted County
Rochester
Two Boys Drowned at Lake Lily Near Elysian
Lake Lily tragedy when two brothers aged eight and ten fell through ice while skating. They were sons of farmer Frank Wesley. Bodies recovered after ten minutes underwater despite father’s warning, resuscitation failed.
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Lake Lily
Elysian
Frank Wesley
Death of John Goodrow Reported in Cablegram
Cablegram from Malaga Spain announces the death of John Goodrow former consular general at Shanghai. No details are given. He had recently shown interest in the Spanish boycotts affecting American goods.
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Minneapolis
Malaga
Spain
John Goodrow
Shanghai
China
Goodnow
Hoycott
Bystander Killed in Bar Shooting Near Cloquet
John Holm, 25, of Cloquet Lumber Company, died when John Clark shot at John Carlson from a saloon. Clark fled to Wisconsin but was captured at Barr en. The incident followed several days of hostile relations between Clark and Carlson.
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John Holm
Cloquet Lumber Company
Cloquet
John Clark
John Carlson
Clark
Wisconsin
Barren
Fire deaths and a labor strike loom in Minnesota
A Duluth mother locked a child in a room during a kitchen fire and fled with her baby while a Minneapolis mother died after fainting with a lamp. a Sauk Center leader dies at Omaha. An Osseo acetylene gas explosion injures several. St Paul drivers strike as coal firms switch to ton pay, affecting 75 to 100 workers.
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St. Paul
Insane Man Fires on Labor Leaders at Massachusetts State House
John A. Steele of Everett shot at three labor leaders near Governor Guild's office in Boston. Edward Cohen of Lynn, head of the state AFL, likely fatally wounded. Dennis D. Driscoll of Boston wounded. Arthur M. Huddell of Boston injured. Steele was subdued by Private Secretary Groves and State Police Chief Whitney. Governor Guild aided in rescue and hospital transport. Henry C Havemeyer dies at his home near Commack Long Island. 201 theatrical managers indicted in Kansas City for Sunday work violations.
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Boston
State House
Governor Guild
Edward Cohen
Lynn
American Federation of Labor
Dennis D. Driscoll
Arthur M. Huddell
Central Labor Union
John A. Steele
Everett
Danvers Insane Asylum
Charles S. Groves
J. H. Whitney
Guild
Steele
Cohen
Congressional Activity and Leadership Changes
The Senate on Wednesday seen nearly 1,000 bills introduced and referred to committees with private pension bills predominating. The House was not in session. On Thursday the Senate elected William P Frye president pro tem with Daniel of Virginia receiving a complimentary vote. the House met briefly and addressed Oklahoma greetings.
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Senate
House
William P. Frye
Maine
Daniel
Virginia
Oklahoma
Actress Clara Bloodgood Dies By Self Inflicted Shot
Baltimore reports Mrs Clara Bloodgood the well known actress killed herself in her Hotel Stafford room after a matinee at Albauh's theater. Her body was found on the bed with a bullet wound to the mouth end of the bullet. No motive is given for the rash act.
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Baltimore
Clara Bloodgood
Stafford
National Bank of Commerce Closes Amid Heavy Withdrawals
Kansas City Mo December six The National Bank of Commerce of Kansas City a major Western lender with 16 million dollars in deposits has closed its doors and been placed under a national bank examiner per a Comptroller of the Currency order. Two affiliated outlying banks Stock Yards Bank of Commerce and Union Avenue Bank of Commerce also shut. Officials say the failure stems from outside withdrawals totaling 18 010 000 in recent months and expect deposits to be paid in full as they plan to reopen soon. Other local banks remained unscathed and some saw higher deposits.
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Kansas City
National Bank of Commerce of
National Bank
Commerce Bank
Stock Yards Bank of Commerce
Union Avenue Bank of Commerce
Fuill
Analysis of Bullets Used in Brownsville Affair Reported
Washington December 7 expert bullet analysis in the Brownsville investigation shows the bullets were not of army variety at the time. General Crozier agrees the bullets were not fired from Krag Jorgensen rifles and findings were sent to the Senate committee on military affairs.
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Brownsville
Washington
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Crozier
Krag Jorgensen
Market quotations depart as Minneapolis and Chicago grains rise
Minneapolis wheat prices show December at 1.04 to 1.08 dollars with on track and nearby values across No. 1 hard and Northern grades. St Paul cattle and hog markets list good to choice steers up to 6.00, hogs around 4.50 to 4.70, and lambs near 5.00 to 5.65, while Chicago and Duluth postings offer December and May futures for wheat and flax and mixed grain and livestock figures across major yards.
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Minneapolis
Northern
St. Paul Union
St. Paul
Duluth
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