Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It
Public health alert on kidney disease prevalence and silent progression. Ad touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy claimed to ease back pain urinary issues and liver and bladder problems. Offers free sample by mail from Kilmer Company, Binghamton NY, urging readers to mention the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmers
Nikmer & Co
Yinghamton
N.Y
Rittier
Binghamton
Avier Gray
Tal
Pwekase
Cece
Adel Phe Mather Gray Co
LeRoy
Crosby Frisian Pur Company, Rochester Ad Promises Cheap Goods
Fragmented ad text touts converting items into rugs gloves and mittens with claims of better cheaper goods. Mentions Crosby Rochester and a Saturity page, with references to women's health products and a herbal remedy.
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Crosby Frisian Pur Company
Rochester
Crosby
Bargains in Farm Lands in the New Empire Pamphlet
Learn of rare bargains in South Yatota farms and new town opportunities in the Minneapolis and St. Louis extension country. Request a mailed descriptive pamphlet titled New Empire, the farmers and stockman's paradise, by writing A. B outs, G. Po & T, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Smith Found Guilty in Contempt Case at St Paul Court
Sherman S. Smith of Minneapolis was convicted of contempt of court by Judge Page Morris in the U.S. district court at St. Paul. He received 90 days in Ramsey county jail with a 30 day stay to seek Supreme Court review. the case stemmed from alleged officers of Wisconsin Grain and Stock Company charged with mail fraud.
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Sherman S. Smith
Minneapolis
Page Morris
Unite States District Court
St. Paul
Ramsey County
Smith
United States Supreme Court
Wisconsin Grain and Stock Company
Lyman Bacheller
Madeira
BBC
Benedict
Babin
Mr. Smith
George J. Hammond
Morris
Lyman G
Bachelor
Madell
United States
Wood Brothers Et al
8. C. Benedict
Woman Pleads Guilty to Grand Larceny in Minneapolis
Miss Augusta Fahrm, 33, confessed to embezzling about $2,000 from a steamship agency where she worked. In Hennepin district court Judge Holt sentenced her to one year and four months in state prison after noting her age and discretion. She appeared in court in a smart town walking suit with patent leather shoes and a large hat.
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Minneapolis
Augusta Fahrm
Hennepin
Pahrm
Holt
Miss Fahrm
Miss Paheur
Examiner Takes Charge of St Paul Banks
The State Bank of St Paul and Citizens' Savings Bank in St Paul were closed and placed under the bank examiner. A. Z. Drew and his Hanitihe and Mildiwe private banks, now closed, are linked to the event which eroded public confidence. No asset or liability figures are available, but the examiner states Citizens' Savings is solvent and the State bank's affairs will be settled soon.
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State Bank of
State Bank of St. Paul
Citizens’ Savings Bank
Minneapolis records fall as rail grain and tax vote stir
In Minneapolis January marks set as 1 097 rail cars of grain arrive while chamber of commerce passes the million dollar threshold at 1 070 076 dollars. Jwike Dibell rules the tax amendment was not ratified by Minnesota electors but the good roads investment was adopted by a majority at the November general election.
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Minneapolis
Chamber, of Commerce
Jwike Dibell
St. Louis
Duluth
Minnesota
Good Roads
Tragic Death of Schoolgirl Eleanor Priebe
Seventeen year old Eleanor Priebe, a sophomore at North High in Minneapolis, shot herself at the family home after a week of influenza illness. Doctors were summoned too late. authorities believe she was mentally unsettled.
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Eleanor Priebe
Sage
North High School
Minneapolis
Priebe
Taken to Minneapolis over St. Cloud jail attack case
Patrolman Henry Becker remains in critical condition after revolver wounds from an attack by three burglars identified as Pat Sheehan John Green and Edward Carmody. Detectives moved the suspects to Minneapolis as threats surfaced locally amid new evidence including Carmody’s hotel grip stamped with the burglars tools. Becker’s condition worsens and St Cloud officials fear for his life.
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St. Cloud
Henry Becker
Pat Sheehan
John Green
Edward Carmody
Minneapolis
James Howard
Mineapolis
Sweeney
Fraser
St. Paul
Carmody
Becker
Burelar
Used kerosene on fire near Cambria ends two lives
Two Minnesota men, Reese and William Thomas, died after kerosene poured into a stove caused an explosion and blaze at a timber house near Cambria in Blue Earth County. Reese perished at the doorway while William, burning in nude nightwear, reached a neighbor before dying of severe burns.
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Minnesota
Cambria
Blue Harth
Reese
William Thomas
Reese Thomas
Dynamite Outrage Suspect Arrested at Hibbing
Nick Brickirch was arrested in Hibbing after authorities found dynamite near a boarding house run by Matt Kronick. Kronick reported a partially burned fuse leading to a bag containing four sticks of dynamite and unburned matches. Kronick cites prior discharge and a recent clothing wash as motives. a hearing is set in Hibbing.
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Nick Brickirch
Hibbing
Matt Kronick
Kronick
Torally
Brickirch
Hibhing
Outrage at Mohawk mine rouses terror near Aurora
A bomb wrecked a house at the Mohawk mine near Aurora, throwing Thomas Nicholas, his wife, and their four children from bed. The infant slept beside them was seriously injured. The incident sparks fears of a terror campaign ahead of a spring strike.
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Thomas Nicholas
Aurora
Nichols
Nicholas
Torpedo Warships May Revolutionize Battleships
Washington reports expert plans for a maximite torpedo battleship armed with fifty tubes and seven mile range. The design prioritizes torpedoes over big guns, with armor concentrated along the waterline and potential to sink dreadnoughts before enemy guns fire. Estimated cost about eight million dollars for an experimental vessel.
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Hudson Maxim
Navy Department
Washington Dispatch
Kansas City Star
Hobson
Navy
Cunning Chinese scheme in San Francisco immigration
A San Francisco correspondent reveals a fraud tactic used by Chinese applicants who claimed birth in the city. Inspectors relied on maps and questions about old Chinatown layouts, but a prefire map showed the scam. copies may have been sent to China for future landings. Longest cable ropeway project aims to link Turkestan coalfields, transporting up to ten million pounds yearly via a fifty four mile route.
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San Francisco
Kansas City Star
H. M. North
United States
Commissioner of Immigration
Chinatown
North
China
Societe de Industrie Charbonniere Et Miniere de
The Rooted Plant and Animal Minds
An excerpted piece discusses parallels between plant and animal behavior, noting that plant roots seek moisture, while animals show a nervous system driven response. A gardener recounts hillside tree roots drawing nutrients from a garden, leading to trenching to protect vegetables, and cites John Burroughs in a magazine context.
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Son
Nore
Wes
Seazott
Tore Isaul
John Burroughs
Magszine
Bison Back on Prairie After NY Zoo Relocation
Former inmates of a New York zoological garden, moved to Oklahoma, thrive in a 8,000 acre Wichita forest refuge. The herd has two calves, Hornaday and Oklahoma, named for the NY director and the state. Keeper Frank Rush notes alfalfa feeding boosts health as they acclimate to the range and wild lifestyle.
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New York Zoo
Oklahoma
Uncle Sam
New York
New York Gardens
Frank Rush
Wiehita
Wichita Range
Plains
Stude Js
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BES
Atone Sa Re Arate Biles Peoples
Ponta M Monthly
Stes Mote Towa
Fabia Coe
Great Wheat Plains
Saskatchewan
Canda
Bool
Hell
Maria
WM. Pearson CO. Ltd
Northern Bank
Winnipeg
Canada
Tor Faroly
Gto
Shattuck
Saul
wilQuaria Saml Tag Starbognas
Aviter
Woman
Iron Range
Deer River
Itasca
Nlock
J. F. Baker
General Nerchandise
State Board of Pardons
Peter NI. Mathiasis
Mathiasen
Johan. Johansen
Tanstrike
Minn
Maxim
Ulm
New Ulm Hardware Co
N. Minn. St
N. Henningsen
Daniel Webster
Eagle Roller Mill Co
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