Swamp-Root Endorsed For Kidney and Bladder Ailments
A historical advertisement extols Swamp-Root as a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles affecting men women and children. It claims improved mood ambition and vitality once treated and offers samples and a pamphlet from Dr Kilmer and Co of Binghamton New York. The copy urges readers to mail for a free sample and to mention the paper when writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N
Foley's Kidney Pills claim broad health cure text
Ad promotes Foley's Kidney Pills promising to cure backache strengthen kidneys correct urinary irregularities build up tissues and remove uric acid causing rheumatism Prevent Bright's Disease and Diabetes Restore health and strength Advises refusing substitutes.
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Bright
Governor studies strike impact on freight flow
Governor Eberhart reviews reports from shippers dealers and inspectors to gauge the strike's effect on freight. He notes conditions are not normal yet and may take three to four weeks to normalize even if work resumes. State labor bureau and railroad commission staff collect data while assessments align with carrier complaints and relief actions.
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Eberhart
State Labor Bureau
State Railroad Commission
Railroad Commission
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Railroad and Labor Commissions
Syrup Company Burns Out at St Paul Plant
Fire destroyed the Towle Syrup Company plant on the West Side of St Paul, a three story brick building eight years old, causing about 100000 dollars in loss insured. The firm produced syrup plus candies and other sweets, leaving about 100 people unemployed. Owner E A Towle said customers would be supplied and rebuilding would begin soon.
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St. Paul
Towle Syrup Company of
E. A. Towle
Minnesota Wheat Crop Near Record 100 Million Bushels
Advance crop reports from Washington indicate Minnesota will produce close to 100 million bushels of wheat this year, a new state record and 26.4 million bushels more than last year. Barley output exceeds 31 million bushels, oats over 89 million, with southern areas showing strong barley growth to renew soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Washington
Hired Man Guilty in Ledbeter Murder Case
Frank Smith, first of four indicted, found guilty of first degree murder in the Ledbeter case at Manhattan. Mrs Grace Ledbeter’s trial has begun earlier than scheduled as defense pushes for immediate proceedings. Dean A F Woods elected new dean of state agricultural college with $6,000 salary. Joseph Garsaw dies after a fall at a Cloquet pile driver, buried under timbers weighing 2,500 pounds. widow and four children left.
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Frank Smith
H. J. Ledbeter
Mankato
Grace Ledbeter
State University
A. F. Woods
Washington, D. C
State Agricultural College
John W. Olsen
E. W. Randall
Cloquet
Joseph Garsaw
Teaver
Senate delays Rayner resolution push on Nicaragua policy
Secretary of State Knox urged postponement of the suggested Central American inquiry until events unfold so he can provide the Foreign Relations Committee with a clear view of United States interests in Nicaragua and Zelaya. The committee failed to act on Rayner's proposal giving the president leeway in handling the issue.
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Senate Committee
Rayner
Washington
Nicaragua
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Zelaya
Knox
Marines to Nicaragua Influence on Madriz Candidacy
The Buffalo with 700 Marines sails from Panama to Corinto Nicaragua and may affect Dr Jose Madriz bid to replace Zelaya. Marines will land only if Americans or property are threatened, and U S opposition to Madriz is said to dampen his support with Nicaragua’s congress likely to choose another candidate.
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Corinto
Nicaragua
Zelaya
Madriz
Congress
RECORD YEAR ON THE RANGE FOR ORE SHIPMENTS
The 1909 season marked the peak for ore traffic on the two range railroads with Duluth ports setting new records. Duluth, Missabe and Northern shipped 13,470,508 tons, surpassing 1907 by 25,000 tons after a dip in 1908. From Two Harbors the Duluth and Iron Range railway moved about 9,000,000 tons, rebounding from 1907’s 8,205,998 to near ten million amid last year’s decline.
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Duluth
Missabe
Northern
Duluth and Iron Range Railroad
Death Toll in Minneapolis Work Sites Rises
An unusual 24 hour span in Minneapolis sees four workmen die and two injured. Five incidents involve rail lines. Victims include Donald Ising a Great Western strikebreaker struck by a Burlington train and crushed against a freight car, an unidentified worker found mangled near Milwaukee tracks, Albert Olsen who died after falling into boiling dye at Cooperative Barrel, and Otto Wexland killed by machine injuries at Northwestern Consolidated Milling.
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Minneapolis
Donald Ising
Great Western
Burlington
Milwaukee Tracks
Cedar Lake
Albert Olsen
Cooperative Barrel Company
Otto Wexland
Northwestern Consolidated Milling Company
Senator Raines Dies One of New Yorks Liquor Law Authors
Albany N Y Dec 16 The death of State Senator John Raines in Canandaigua removes a top Republican figure and a key enemy of the Hughes faction in Albany The Raines liquor law is noted as his major work and he defended it against claims it spurred illegal resorts saying such places showed police inefficiency not law failure
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New York
Albany
N. Y
John Raines
Canandaigua
Old Line
Republican Organization
Raines
Anti-Blacklist Law Upheld in St Paul Rail Case
Judge Finehout in St Paul police court upheld the validity of the anti blacklist law in cases brought by Thomas Van Lear for the state against Great Northern and Northern Pacific railways. Both companies were found guilty and fined 50 dollars each, paid under protest to seek supreme court appeals. The law bans requiring a personal record for more than one year for job applicants, though defendants testified they sought ten years.
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St. Paul
Hill
Finehout
Thomas van Lear
Great Northern
Northern Pacific Railways
Supreme Court
Grain and Livestock Prices Across Markets
Minneapolis Wheat results for December and nearby months show prices around $1.14 to $1.19 per bushel, with various track and on-arrival quotes. St Paul prices list cattle, hogs, and sheep ranges. Duluth and Chicago markets report multiple grain and livestock figures, including wheat, flax, corn, oats, butter, eggs, turkeys, chickens, and live cattle prices.
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St. Paul
Chicago
One Boy Dies In Fire At Ely Funeral Home
A fire at Joseph Prefontaine's home in Ely struck during a funeral. A seven year old boy sleeping upstairs was burned to death. George Prefontaine, son of Joseph, was seriously burned while attempting to reach the body being cremated.
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Joseph Prefontaine
Ely
George Prefontaine
Joseph
Record Prices and Local Notices in Minnesota News
News notes report flax price set a new record at two dollars a bushel in Minneapolis, with government estimates placing Minnesota and the Dakotas at 25 million bushels this year. Wheat prices rise with December at 1.14 and May at 1.13. A death follows a neuralgia treatment after a physician prescribed pills, and Coroner Samuel Schafer investigates. State timber sales in Duluth net 30,000 with various species priced per cord, marking the first county sale under a new law. Former Judge Searle dies at 63 in St. Cloud after a three year illness, noting his roles as US district attorney, Seventh district judge, and G A R state commander. The end includes fragmentary lines about someone named Bilkins.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
The
Dakotas
G. Iverson
Duluth
St. Louis
Searle
Dolson B. Searle l
St. Cloud
United States
Seventh Judicial District
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Foley
Shighester
Madison Place
Adelphia, Pa
Trape
al Hmuiny
York
WES and North-Western Railway
Twin Cities
Kasota
Mats Fat
Pointy
New Line
Tim Pwin
Tracy
New One
East
Old Fine
Bust
Ravota
Win
Syrup Company
Ledbeter
MR. Knox
Brown County Bank Fische
Pres
Inhauser, Vick Pees
Schiller, Acer, Cassirer
Daniel Webster
Eagle Roller Mill Company
New Ulm
Minn
Reeves
Texas
James Jauner
Winoya Aed
Samuel Schafer
Mr. Palmer
Bilkins
James Hilkins
James
James C. Bilkins
New Ulm Feed & Cereal Mill
Buck Brand
N. Henningsen
New Ulm, Minn
Chas. Rolloff
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