Blood as life and the healing claim of Golden Medical Discovery
The article extols the blood as life and claims golden medical discovery cures for scrofulous swellings open ulcers and skin diseases. It recommends Dr Pierce's All Healing Salve for sores and urges purchasing by mail if unavailable locally. It touts known composition and lists ingredients on the bottle wrapper and mentions Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for stomach liver and bowels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Main St
Buffalo
N. Y
Hides to Fur Goods Catalog Ad Proclaims Value
The ad promotes Crosby Frisian Fur Co of Rochester New York offering a illustrated catalog claiming high value for cow, steer and horse hides when transformed into fur items. It also pitches Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for children and Allen’s Foot-Ease with free samples, from Pioneer Drug Co and Allen Olmsted Le Bar NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosby Frisian Fur Co
Rochester
Crosby
Hollister
Pioneer Drug Co
Asker Allen
Allen 5
Olmsted
le Bar
N.Y
Weak Man Receipts and Health Remedies Ad
An elongated advertorial page promotes home cures for male weakness and memory issues claiming free instructions from Dr. A L Robinson of Detroit. It touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve for various ailments and introduces Mother Vita’s Austral ias Leap as a female regulator, with purchase options and mail orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL B. Robinson
Sit Luck Building
Detroit
Michigan
Mother Gray Co
N.S
Trouble Makers Ousted from Stomach Ailment Cure
A reader notes relief from stomach troubles after using a remedy named King’s New Life. The sufferer reports improved appetite and vigor as stomach, liver, and kidneys function correctly again, thanks to the treatment promoted by O. M. Olsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Olsen
Grain and Provision Prices Across Minneapolis and Chicago Markets
Minneapolis and Duluth price listings for wheat and corn with specific grade quotes, plus stock yard figures from Chicago Union Stock Yards. Livestock entries include cattle, hogs, sheep, and dairy items with bid ranges and month references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Texas
Two Men Drown in Lake Chanhassen Fishing Accident
A boat capsized seventeen miles from Minneapolis on Lake Chanhassen, sinking W. G. Conley and George Gibbs conductors from St. Paul. Brakeman Patrick Kenny was rescued clinging to the overturned craft as the bodies of the other two victims were recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Cities
W. G. Conley
George Gibbs
St. Paul Road
Minneapolis
Lake Chanhassen
Patrick Kenny
St. Paul
Kellogg dubbed a trust booster by Minnesota speaker
George S. Loftus of St Paul, president of the Minnesota Shippers and Receivers association, told the Sixth Ward Equality club in Minneapolis that Frank B. Kellogg will not crack trusts. Loftus noted Kellogg has represented United States Steel and Standard Oil and will be boomed for U S senator by a Minneapolis paper to succeed Moses E. Clapp. He also charged James J Hill controls Minnesota politics.
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Frank B. Kellogg
George S. Loftus
St. Paul
Minnesota Shippers and Receivers’ Association
Sixth Ward Equality Club
Minneapolis
United States Steel Corporation
Standard Oil Company
United States
Moses E. Clapp
Clapp
Kellogg
Minneapolis payroll robbery on streetcar outside Security bank
Four men jostled C Reynolds, cashier of Housekeeper Publishing Co. of the Mill City, as he boarded a Bloomington streetcar in front of Security Bank building Minneapolis. Reynolds had drawn $1,129 in currency in a canvas bag inside his coat pocket. He ordered the conductor to stop the car, but the thieves fled before the car moved away and no one was seen at the starting point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Security Bank
Minneapolis
C. Reynolds
Housekeeper Publishing Company
Mill City
Reynolds
Minnesota peddlers law declared unconstitutional in Winona
The first round in the case to test the peddlers defense law, effective April 19, was closed when Judge Arthur H. Snow ruled the act unconstitutional in the case of the state versus Fr R Mudeking. The decision will be appealed to the state supreme court. Charles Edward Brennan of St Paul, a brakeman for the Chicago Great Western, was found dying on Empire tracks with his right arm and left leg severed. He died on a passenger train in St Paul from shock as it arrived at the depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur H. Snow
District Court
Winona
Fr R. Mudeking
State Supreme Court
Charles Edward Brennan
St. Paul
Chicago Great Western Railway
Empire
Woman Attempts Suicide in St Paul Home
Miss Lizzie Dewald twenty five was found near death in her room at St Paul from carbolic acid. Rushed to city hospital in a patrol wagon she showed signs of possible recovery. Motive unknown as authorities concluded she attempted to end her life.
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Lizzie Dewald
St. Paul
City Hospital
Former Hamline banker found guilty in Hamline bank case
Arthur Drew, once a Hamline banker, was convicted in St Paul of taking a $116 deposit while knowing the Bank of Hamline was insolvent. Judge Olin B. Lewis sentenced him to two years in the state penitentiary. Pending appeal, Drew was released on $5,000 bail.
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Arthur Drew
Hamline
St Paul
Bank of
Olin B. Lewis
Drew
Testifies in rate case over railroad costs and wheat wins
James J. Hill chairman of the Great Northern testifies before Master in Chancery C E Otis in St Paul. He supports prior witnesses on cost of reproducing the Great Northern and low freight rates. Hill says rates west of the Mississippi remain lowest from Manitoba to Mexico to aid Minnesota growth. He praises Patten as a wheat benefactor, noting wheat cornering would have raised prices otherwise.
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James J. Hill
The
Great Northern
C. E. Otis
St. Paul
Hill
Minnesota
Mississippi
Manitoba
Mexico
Iowa
Patten
Napoleon
Minneapolis Men Drown In Turtle Lake Accident
Thomas Dunn a 42 year old Minneapolis saloon keeper and Roy Wagner of Minneapolis drowned when their skiff capsized on Turtle Lake near St. Paul. Others on the lake could not aid. Dunn died on shore after rescue attempts, Wagner’s body later recovered. Coroner Miller handled the case and the men were taken to Minneapolis by relatives.
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Thomas Dunt
Roy Wagner
Minneapolis
Turtle Lake
J. J. Hill
St. Paul
Dunn
Wagner
Ramsey County
Arthur W. Miller
Minnesota Senator Charges Express Firms With Monopoly
State Senator B E Sundberg files with the Interstate Commerce Commission accusing the American Adams and United States Express companies of forming an illegal nationwide monopoly. He alleges violations of the Sherman antitrust act of 1887 and asks for breakup and a price schedule linked to transportation costs.
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Minnesotan
B. E. Sundberg
Sundberg
Interstate Commerce Commission
Adams
United States
Commission
Rural Delivery Pay Bill Draws House Intro
A bill introduced by Representative Steeverson of Minnesota proposes higher rural free delivery rates after July 1, 1911. Carriers on routes over twenty four miles would earn 37.50 per mille for the first 24 miles and 18.75 per mile for each mile beyond. Garment Factory Destroyed in Stillwater Fire injures over 100 workers. losses about 125000. Minnesota cases advanced in Supreme Court over 1905 gross earnings tax. North St Paul post office robbed. safe blown, two story brick building damaged. repeat incident in a year.
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Steeverson
Minnesota
Kollmer Bros. & Neuman
Stillwater
North St. Paul
Duluth Fire Chief John T Black Dies After Operation
John T Black longtime fireman and former St Paul Fire Department head dies in Duluth after appendectomy operation. He was a leading figure in municipal firefighting and widely known across the country for his service.
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Duluth
John T. Black
Duuth Fie
Black
St. Paul
Gas Tragedy Claims Two in Minneapolis Hotel
Hedlund twenty eight is dead in Minneapolis and companion Elias Borgren lies dying at the city hospital after one man blew out the gas in their room at Lymans hotel.
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Gus. Hedlund
Minneapolis
Elias Borgren
City Hospital
Lyman’s
Indiana pushes strict life insurance code reforms
Indiana adopts a stringent life insurance code with new anti rebating and misrepresentation penalties. The Wood act sets state supervision, required deposits, and reserves for solvency. Special contracts are banned and casualty firm rules clarified as Indiana life firms face oversight from the auditor Billheimer and Senator Wood.
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Indiana
Billheimer
United States
Indianapolis
Will R. Wood
Indiana Life Companies
Indianapolis Cor
New York Post
Fifty NY naturalization candidates questioned on militia ties
All fifty candidates at the federal building in New York answered a question about belonging to any organization that forbade membership in the U S militia or army. Judge Lacombe did not reveal why the question was asked, but it was assumed to relate to the matter.
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Bureau
Federal
New York
Militia of Army of the United States
Lacombe
Prize For New Auto Fuel By Automobile Club Of France
The Automobile Club of France offers nine thousand dollars for a new automotive fuel cheaper than and as effective as gasoline. The prize aims to spur development of an affordable alternative fuel for cars and reduce reliance on gasoline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Automobile Club of France
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Behe
Chisage
Chisago
Minnesota Shippers’ Association
Minnesota Peddlers’ Law
Snow
Sakemnan
St Paul Hearing
Washington
Chicago Great Western
Great Novern
Supreme Court
Innovation Life Insurance
State of
the Royal
Standard Typewriter
Royal Typewriter CO
Royal Typewriter Building
Angelina Ivesn
Compass
New Ulm Roller Mill Co
Boxmers
Tisopers
Waare
Minneapoun
Reed Line
New Ulm Hardware Co
Mian. St
Chileago
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