Doctor Pierce's Blood Purifier and All Healing Salve Ad
An 19th century testimonial ad touts Doctor Pierce's Blood Purifier as a superior tonic for stomach and liver ailments, claiming forty years of use and non alcoholic composition. It promotes natural root extracts, glycerine preservation, and notes a free booklet from Buffalo New York with medical authorities. Also markets Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for stomach and bowel regulation and invites orders with a small price.
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Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Bartholow
King
Scuddey
Cor
Ellingwood
R. V. Morea
N.Y
Inoue
Dr Jones Promises Cure Alluring Catarrh and Diseases
An advertisement touts Dr Jones as a permanent solution for catarrh rheumatism and many ailments. It claims his hospital experience and patient practice yield cures others fail, offering treatment for bladder, nervous, heart, liver, and female organ issues, with surgical and medical options emphasized.
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Yrar
Jones
Kyle
Oldest officer in navy and great events from 1900s era
A sweeping log of notable events includes the oldest navy officer at Bridgeton New Jersey aged 8, battleship fleet reaching Melbourne, annual encampments of veterans in Boston and Toledo, major fires in New Orleans and Louisville, a string of obituaries for figures like Sir Lionel Sackville-West Frank P. Sargent and Count Michitsura Nodzu, Wright brothers aeronautics records, and a host of maritime shipwrecks and political milestones across the United States and abroad.
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Bridgetor
N. J
Melbourne
United Spanish War Veterans
Boston
New Orleans
Business
Maskette
Sheepstead Bay
New York
Toledo
British Bar
Amazon
Port Talbot
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Calaveras
California
Hames
Henry M. Nevins
G. A. R. Aut
Lionel Sackville-West
United States
London
Frank P. Sargent
Commissioner of Immigration
Washington
Rawhide
Nev
Sporting
Papke
Ketchel
Los Angeles
Battling Nelson
Joe Guns
San Francisco
Orville Wright
Fort Myer
Countelstoy
Russia
A. Booth & Co
Chicago
Lozier
Brighton Beach
N. Y
Cosmodale Cement Co
Louisville
Plames
John Hopkins University
Baltimore
Thomas W. Selfridge
Wright
Paris
le Mans
France
International Fishery Congress
la Touche
Toulon
United Irish League of Ameren
Farmers’ National Congress
Madison
Wis
Northern Pacific
Young's Point
Mont
Loch Finlas
Foster
Pittsboro
American Bankers’ Association
Denver
National Irrigation Congress
Albuquerque
N. W
Alfred Thompson Bricher
New Dorp
Jurllata
Grand Banks
Aallore
Manila Bay
Philadelphia
Wilam Fenn
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Plate Ghiss Co
Martin J. Sheridan
Balkans
Bulgaria
Turkey
Prince Ferditung
Cxar
Ith Transmississippi Commercial Congress
Austria
Bosnia and Herzegovina
National Inland Waterways Convention
Richford
Czarena
Lexington
Crete
Greece
Eppa Hunton
Vitennia
Ife
Richmond
Berlin
Hanshee Winame
Daniel Colt Gilman
Norwich
Conn
Chicago National League Baseball Club
Cuba
Detroit
Detroit American League Club
Tigers
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Buffalo
George C. Howard
Topey
Cambridge
Mass
Metz
Mich
Rock Island
H. Gray & Co
Jamestown
Michitsura Nodzu
Tokyo
Eet
Yokohama
Charles Eliot Norton
Cruse
Muss
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Konitza
Herzegovina
Harvard
Carlssle Indians
Minneapolis
Victorien Sardou
Prewers
Navy
Dakota
Quincy
American Federation of Labor
Federal Circuit Court
Lile Woods
Northwestern
Hamm
Germany
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Atlanta
Brooklyn
Park Theater
China
Kwang Sen
Pekin
Jose Miguel Gome
Yale
Princeton
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Tsze Hsi An
Annie Lee Wister
Wallingford
Bardstown
Tom’ Moore
Atlantic Deep Waterways Congress
H.M. Caster
Hayou Goula
New Haven
New England
Sardinia
Malta
Gen
Phil Sheridan
Wagner
Mat Var
Grant
Automobile Club
Savannah
West Point
Annapolis
Marianna
Pat McDonald
McGrath
Brooks
Wilding
Far East
Japan
Volgo
Neremder
Storm and world events span oceans and nations
A sweeping Newswire summary notes a destructive Oklahoma storm and erupting global items. Royal nuptials link Prince August Willem and Duchess Alexandra Victoria. Labor and temperance unions open in Denver. Vanderbilt Cup winner George Robertson speeds on the New York motor parkway. Obituaries mark John Wallace Hutchinson and Count Yamamoto. Battleships and colonial tensions thread the era with elections, disasters, and cultural milestones nationwide.
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Oklahoma
Prince August Willem
Alexandre Victoria
Schleswig-Holstein
Berlin
National
Woman's Christian
Temperance Union
Denver
George Robertson
Motor Parkway
New York
John Wallace Hutchinson
John Wallace Hutchinson, Last of the “Futchinson Family’ of Zingers
Lynn
Gombet Yamamoto
Tokyo
Aica
State Supreme Court Upheld Higher Railroad Tax
The Minnesota Supreme Court, in two cases, upheld a 4 percent railroad gross earnings tax versus the 3 percent limit in territorial charters. The Great Northern case involved about $120,737.38 for 1905 taxes and the Great Western case about $25,000. The decision, if sustained by the US Supreme Court, could bring in over $150,000 annually to the state treasury.
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Minnesota
Supreme Court
J. Brown
Great Western
Great Northern
United States Supreme Court
Needs of the State Fair Could Use One and a Half Million
C M Griggs of St Paul argues for a five year state fair plan with a 500 000 1909 appropriation and 200 000 yearly for five years. He seeks 60 000 seating grandstand and 76 000 capacity, plus new buildings for liberal arts main building process building horticultural and mining facilities and two fire stations with merchant advance support.
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C. M. Griggs
St. Paul
Twin City
Griggs
Railroads Lead Minnesota in Taxes and Revenue
Minnesota railroads report operating revenue of 102 million across all lines with taxes totaling 17.35 million. The state accounts for 78 million in revenue from Minnesota, nearly doubling prior year earnings, with an average tax rate of about 3.774 percent across the 34 roads.
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Minnesota
State Railway and Warehouse Commission
Regents Reject Roosevelt Bryan as University President
Regent Owen dismisses Roosevelt and Bryan as candidates for the state university presidency. Northrop plans to stay on until a worthy successor is found. Also reported: masked highwaymen confront a conductor and victims. Pioneer minister Rev. Phillip von Raur dies after long illness.
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Roosevelt
Bryan
State University
Edward VII
P Eteer William
Withese
Ett Owen
State Board of Revents
al Talle
Cyrus Northrop
Av. Northgo
Owen
Northrop
Panic in Echo church sparks Christmas celebration scare
A gas generator ignited during a Methodist Episcopal church Yuletide celebration in Echo causing a panic among mostly women and children. About 108 people fled through doors and windows, with several injured by glass or trampling. No deaths or church damage occurred.
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Echo
Yuletide St Hecho
Methodist Episcopal Church
Accidental Deaths and Suicides in Minneapolis Scene
Neila Calm, aged eighty three, hanged himself but the rope length proved too short. he then strangled himself. William Eastman, twenty four, asphyxiated after a gas heater toppled, rupturing tubing. J L Neilson, freight conductor, died from a rear end collision near St Louis Park. John Malmquist, jailed on suspicion of insanity, made three suicide attempts, two thwarted by a jailer.
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Minneapolis
Neila Calm
William Eastman
J. L. Neilson
Mason City
City Hospital
Minneapolis and
St. Louis
St. Louis Park
John Malmquist
Hennepin County
Ispell
Burt Succeeds Stickney as Chicago Great Western Receiver
A. G. Stickney of St Paul resigns as receiver of the Chicago Great Western. Horace Burt, former Union Pacific president, named receiver in Stickney’s place and expected to become president after reorganization. CH. Smith to remain receiver for now as changes proceed.
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Chicago Great Western
A. G. Stickney
St Paul
Horace @. Burt
Union Pacific
Mr. Stickney
Toad
Burt
CH. Smith
Stickney
Borie
Fire in St Paul rooming house endangers twenty occupants
A fire in Nellie Kernan's rooming house in St Paul began in the kitchen, likely from hot coals. Smoke swept up the stairs, causing twenty boarders to beat on doors and flee in night attire to the cold outdoors as morning broke.
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St. Paul
Nellie Kernan
Minnesota bankers form TeWefite bank in Minneapolis
A meeting of Minnesota state bankers in Minneapolis led to the organization of a TeWefite bank with a capital of 1,000,000 dollars. The assembly, presided by C.D. Griffith, drew representation from nearly all 16 state banks in the state. A separate incident reports John F. Clay, a Great Northern switchman, killed when he slipped from a box car and his body was run over by the train in the yards.
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Charles Larson
Minneapolis
Eighth Avenue
Colimbia Heights
Minnesota
C.D. Grifith
Sleenyaye
John F. Clay
Great Northern
Clay
Nebraska man kills son and himself in despondent act
Lincoln dispatch reports Herman Wiedbure a 35 year old deck driver killed his nine year old son Sidney who was a helpless cripple then shot himself dying almost instantly. Wiedbure had been in poor health for some time and his own illness reportedly prompted the tragedy.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Herman Wiedbure
Sidney
Wiedbure
Contempt Sentence for Gompers Morrison and Mitchell Draws Labor Reactions
A Supreme Court contempt ruling against Samuel Gompers Frank Morrison and John Mitchell in the Buck's Stove boycott case sparks varied labor leader comments. Joseph Buchanan argues the punishment could unite and strengthen labor while Charles Moyer Henry Abrahams and George Perkins criticize the decision as unjust and harmful to civil liberties.
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Buck's Stove
Daniel H. J. Wright
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Frank Morrison
John Mitchell
Miners’ Federation
Hia
Gompers
Mitchall
Morrison
Armerica
Joseph Q. Bucbaniin
Army of
Organized Labor
Norfolk
Oppositon
Lim
Mr. Gompers
National Association of Manufacturers
Trades Union
Supreme Court
Charles H. Moyer
Denver
Western Federation of Miners
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Mitchell
W.T. Ryan
Idhaisupella
Me Tilted Mine Workers
John Michel
Epdl
Tonsevalt
United Mine Workers of
Averton
Gowpers
Jal
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