The Cause of Many Sudden Deaths
An old advert describes kidney disease as a hidden danger causing sudden deaths from related ailments. It promotes Swamp-Root by Dr Kilmer as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles claiming to improve urination and reduce nocturnal trips. Sample bottles and a book are offered by mail from Kilmer Co. Binghamton New York.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co. Ton
N.Y
Bargains in Farm Lands in the New Empire
Learn about rare bargains in South Dakota farm lands and business opportunities in new towns of the Minneapolis and St. Louis R. R. extension. A free illustrated pamphlet titled New Empire will be mailed to you. send a postal card to A B Cums G P T A Minneapolis Minnesota before editions run out.
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South Dakota
Minneapolis and
St. Louis R. KR
New Empire
Farmers’ and Stockman’s Paradise
Cums
Minneapolis, Minn
Storm and Flood Ravage Three States Across Midwest
Disasters from Illinois Indiana and Kentucky include a Gradyville cloudburst killing about 21 with extensive flood damage. New Minden Illinois reports four dead and several injured from a tornado blasting the town. York Illinois suffers multiple deaths and about 30 injured as a cyclone demolishes homes and crops.
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Chicago
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
New Minden
St. Louis
Gradyville
York
Mana
Farmersburg
Sullivan
Duquoin
Til
Louisville
Nell
Calvin Wilmore
Austin Wilmore
Misa
Ada Wilmore
Mary Wilmore
Strong Hill
Hartfield Moss
Pearl Moss
Carrie Moss
Irene Moss
Mary Moss
Carl Nelson
Garland Nelson
Keltner
Big Creek
Columbia
Nashville
Henry Weihe
Carl Stuemeyer
Weihe
Hoyleton
Ilinois
West York
Here
Lexington
Harriman immune from criminal prosecution in coal case
The White House conference with President Roosevelt and officials decided E. H. Harriman cannot be criminally prosecuted after his Interstate Commerce Commission testimony. Prosecution of bituminous coal roads will stay with the attorney general, while anthracite actions may begin in Philadelphia next week. The Harvester Trust may also be left to the attorney general.
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Washington
E. H. Harriman
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
Philadelphia
White House
Harriman
Roosevelt
Cabinet
Bonaparte
Harvester Trust
Attempt to Wreck Train Near Los Angeles
Railroad officials report an attempt to wreck the southbound overland train three miles from River station near West Glendale. A heavy log chain board across rails at a siding could have derailed the train if found in time. A freight train passed an hour earlier, and officials suspect a crank or former employee behind the act.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Southern Pacific Overland
River Station
West Glendale
Ouster Judgment Placed Against Anheuser-Busch Brewing
The Kansas Supreme Court granted a judgment of ouster against Anheuser-Busch Brewing Co and ruled the appointment of receivers for foreign brewing firms in the state is legal to protect the court’s jurisdiction. A dozen foreign brewers are affected. Justice R A Burch wrote the opinion, with all judges concurring.
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Topeka
Kan
State Supreme Court
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Company
R. A. Burch
Plan University to be Established at Grand Junction
Plan for a Western University of Industry Science and Art to be established in Grand Junction Colorado with Carnegie Foundation support. Initial endowment $500 000 and total cost $1 500 000. Incorporation papers prepared to file with the secretary of state.
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Plan University
Colorado
Grand Junction
Col
University of Industry, Science and Art
Carnegie Foundation Fund
The
Western University
Secretary of State
Receiver Sought for Farmers Co-Operative Machine Co
Application filed in common pleas court on Saturday for a receiver of the Farmers Co-Operative Machine Company of Springfield Ohio Capitalized at 500000 dollars The firm was organized three years ago by William N Whitely a noted agricultural implement manufacturer The action was announced from Springfield dated June 10
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Springfield
Common Pleas Court
Farmers Co-Operative Machine Company
Company 13
Wm. N. Whitely
Osage Monster Hunt Ends As Flora Jones Returns
In 1844 the Flora Jones steamboat, first to challenge Osage waters, whistle alarmed settlers from Harmony to Papinville. A hunter band led by Uncle John Whitley pursued a so called monster, but the boat proved friendly, sailing on as dawn revealed no foe.
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Harmony
Bates County
St. Clair County
Matthew Arbuckle
Papinville
Arbuckle
John Whitney
Jackson
New Orleans
Uncle John
John Whitley
James Breckenridge
Benjamin Morris
William Bacon
Hamilton Morris
Benjamin Burch
William Roark
Frank Roark
Benjamin Snyder
Snowden Morris
Mattie
Whitley
Matt
Breckenridge
St Louis
Newfoundlands
Teir Cave
Jimmy Breckenridge
Osage Valley
Kansas City Star
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