Only Daughter Cured of Consumption by Calcutta Herbs
An English doctor, Dr B James, used Calcutta herbs to cure his only child of consumption after others failed. He claims a permanent cure is possible and offers the recipe free for two 2 cent stamps plus expenses. The remedy also supposedly cures night sweats, nausea, and a fresh cold within 24 hours. Address Crad Dock & Co., 1032 Race St., Philadelphia.
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B James
Calcutta
Craddock & CO
Race St
Philadelphia
House Hears President Messages Spark House Debate
Washington June 9. The House voted 212 to 25 to table parts of the president’s messages regarding secret service detectives and to bar communications not deemed respectful by its judgment. A special committee report on language in the messages sparked strong, formal speeches reflecting deep tensions between the legislative and executive branches.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Congress
Tillman tied to land grab probe emerges from White House
President Roosevelt releases the full post office and secret service inquiry into Senator Tillman’s alleged use of influence to press a railroad firm to surrender land grants in Oregon. Documents include letters by Tillman and agent William Lee, private business franking abuse, and initial signals the inquiry started at his urging.
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Tillman
Washington
Roosevelt
Post Office
Secret Service
Senator Tillman
Oregon
Hale
United States
J. B. Knight
Wiliam &. Lee
Favors a Lower Tariff for Iron Coal and Lumber
John W Gates has joined those calling for free trade in iron coal and lumber He sent a letter to Speaker Cusson asking that these items be placed on the free list He argues that a 60 percent cut in the steel schedule would not harm U S iron and steel manufacturers and the matter was referred to the Ways and Means committee
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Washington
John W. Gates
Cusson
Committee On Ways and Means
Navy programme outlined by Secretary Newberry
Secretary Newberry asks Congress for about 75.4 million dollars to fund a navy expansion. The plan includes four battleships of 27,000 tons, four scout cruisers, four submarines, ten destroyers, three carriers, one repair ship and one ammunition ship.
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Newberry
Washington
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Navy Department
Postmaster Stricken With Smallpox Halts Local Mail Service
Inland government closes the Marinette Wisconsin post office and suspends mall operations as postmaster Olaf Johnson contracts smallpox. Officials declare temporary shutdowns at the post office and surrounding facilities under health measures.
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Marinette
Wisdan
Olaf Johnson
Bezver
Muiataine
Typhoid Fever Fears At Messina Alarm Rises
Rome reports Typhoid fever breaking out at Messina with alarm among authorities. Officials fear spread beyond mined districts unless strict adulteration precautions are taken immediately. Dysentery is also a grave threat due to unwholesome water and food conditions.
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Rome
Messina
Medsina
Reggio
United States
Measiua
Destructive gas explosion in Zeigler mine kills twenty five
In Zeigler Illinois a gas explosion at Joseph Leiters colliery killed twenty five miners after a trolley pole sparked a gas pocket. Eight men are believed trapped and may be recovered. An Italian youth survived. An expert had earlier tested the mine and deemed it safe to operate. Recovery efforts began with Mr Lester leading the first relief party. The incident follows two months of suspended operations due to fires.
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Ziegler
Roosevelt Reports Approval of Steel-Tennessee Coal Merger
President Roosevelt informed the Senate that he approved the absorption of Tennessee Coal and Iron by United States Steel and instructed Attorney General Bonaparte not to answer why no action was taken. He said Senate lacks authority to direct an executive department. The message responded to Culberson’s resolution seeking action details.
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Roosevelt
Senate
Act of Steel Corporation
Washington
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
United States Steel Corporation
Bonaparte
Culberson
Steel Company
Tennessee
Thaw Seeks Jury Trial On Sanity Issue
In Nyack New York Justice Tompkins orders a habeas corpus hearing on Harry K Thaw to decide if he has recovered his sanity. The case arises from a petition by Mrs Mary C Thaw mother claiming Thaw should not be imprisoned as he is sane. Thaw was brought from the Matteawan asylum for the hearing with his lawyers Charles Morsehauser and Asa Bird Gardiner assisting. District Attorney W T Jerome of New York attends the proceedings.
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Nyack
Harry K. Thaw
Justice Tompkins
Thaw
Mutteawan
Charles Morsehauser
W. T. Jerome
New York County
Asa Bird Gardiner
Dawages of 150000 Asked in Suit Against Social Leader
A New York plaintiff J Stanley sues Molitie Illinois resident Jeanette Deere Chapman alleging broken promise seeking 150000. Chapman, sister of Charles Deere linked to Marine Water Power, is described as fifty eight and wealthy. Attorney Henry Roth disclosed the filing and service issues. The item also notes last Lincoln pallbearer Onad in Boston with John Cosuees, former U S treasuries official from Cal.
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Chicago
Breset
J . Stanley
New York
Jeanette Deere Chapman
Molitie
Henry Roth
Minister Sought After Michigan Murder Case in Court St. Clair
Port Huron Jan 9 Two false teeth proved Gideon Brown Ing of Adair village killed at Rattle Run Methodist church in Columbus township. Reward offered for Rev John H Carmichael of Adair, church pastor, believed suspect with tall build 200 pounds. Carmichael’s injuries include broken legs and a limp. facial scars noted. Authorities pursued motive while Canada-crossing rumors remained unverified.
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Port Huron
Mich
Gideon Brown Ing
Adair Village
Little “Rattle Run
Columbus Township
St. Clair County
John H. Carmichael
Adair
C. H. Browheer
St. Clair
Browning
Brown
Carmichael
St. Clair River
Canada
Four Children Cremated in Freezing Fire Tragedy
In Rice Lake Wisconsin Ton 7 four brothers aged eight to sixteen perished in a house fire that also left Mrs Lee and three younger children missing or exhausted. The surviving family members fled in night clothes into minus twenty two degree weather. Mrs Lee and two children collapsed within a quarter mile of the neighbor's home, with the husband carrying the three others. One child walked to safety but both feet were frozen.
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Rice Lake
Wis
Ton
Lee
Mr. Loo
Sisters Held Not Guilty In Pa Murder Trial
Media Pennsylvania reports Mrs. M Flor ence Erb and her sister Mrs Catherine Beisel were found not guilty of the sensational October 6 1908 murder of Captain Z Clayton Erb. The lengthy Delaware County courtroom trial drew widespread interest as scandalous evidence surfaced during more than a week of testimony.
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M. Florence Erb
Z. Clayton Erb
Pennsylvania
Catherine Beisel
Captain Erb
Delaware County
Jky
Supreme Court affirms $12,000 fine on 42 counts
Topeka Kansas January 9 the Kansas supreme court affirms the district court verdict against International Harvester Company and orders a fine of twelve thousand dollars on forty two counts each for violation of the Kansas antitrust law The decision is for reaching and likely to be appealed to the United States supreme court
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Trust
Topeka
Kan
Kansas Supreme Court
District Court
Shawanee County
International Harvester Company
Kansas
Forty five Prisoners Escape In Freeze Tale
Oklahoma City reports forty five inmates tunnelled to freedom but only forty two returned. The escape occurred in bitter cold with several men reportedly preferring prison to the cold. A later note mentions five men freezing near Edmonton, Alberta while attempting travel by river, with details unclear.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Jag
Edmonton
Alberta
Ion Ong Pielve i
Broadening Jethro Hawkins Proposes in Concordia Car
Jethro Hawkins, a once shy bachelor from Concordia, returns from a 200 mile trip with newfound boldness. In the Gotham Gaiety Girls’ railcar he bridges years of hesitation, flirts with audience reactions, and finally asks Andadra Wayland to marry him, who warmly accepts.
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Reuben
Jethro Hawkins
Jethro
Fooltal Foundry
Gotham Gaiety Girls Company
Inez
Concordia
Andadra
Jim
Jeth
Order to Examine Accounts in Charley Estate
Probate Court of Brow County MinnesotaSpecial Term on December 18 18 The administrator A Fritsche petitions for final settlement of Michel Charley estate The court orders examination of accounts and notices for interested parties to appear January 20 at 104 oclock AM in New Ulm Probate Office Publication in New Ulm Review weekly and Sew Vien News New Ulm County December 4 1 Dated New Ulm Minnesota Judge of Probate seal
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Minnesota
Tg County OF
Therreiche
Janusry
New Ulm
New Ui Sinn
Pesbate
Hesota
Adaand Petry
Etry
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N. Somsen
U.S
Minn
L. A. Pritsche
Brach Co. Bank
New Uns
Mien
Steinhauser
Masonic Block
U. S. Court
New Uln
D* F
W. Pritsche
Brown Co
Bank New UM
Wm. Pfaender Jr
John E. Bobleter
Insurance Agen
Strickler
Mother Gray
Childre
Allen + Olmsted
le Noy
N.Y
Desians
Oldant Stenoy
Scientific American
Ormn
Munn & Co Aerate
York
King’s New Bissovery
Rca Br. Guelee
Thessalifornia Wine House
Fenamisew Micoliet Ave
Mirenapolis
House
Ziegler, Ill
Dawages
Lincoln
Boston
John Cosuees
Call
Michigan
Media
Prip Mill
Washinrton
Hawkins
Agin
Andadra Wayland
Ben
Lmenta Sli
Seth
Allroad
Raf Jery
Aufall
Ibe
Boge
Gow
BirPrnan
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