Women and Kidney Trouble Affects All Genders
An old advertisement notes kidney trouble harms mind and vigor and affects women as well as men. It promotes Swamp Root by Kilmer and Co. as a remedy, claiming relief for urinary issues, bladder problems, and general well being, with sample offers and receipt instructions.
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Dr. Kilmer&Co
Binghamton
N. Y
New Empire Farm Lands Pamphlet Offer
A promotional note offers bargains in farm lands in southern Minnesota areas and new towns along the Minneapolis and St Louis extension. It advertises an illustrated descriptive pamphlet on the “New Empire” for farmers and stockmen, mailed free with a postcard to A B Cums in Minneapolis, Minn.
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Mateota
Minneapolis
S& Louis
A. B. Cums
G. PB
T. A. Blinneapolis
Minn
Schmitz Powers Questioned as City Hall Tightens Control
San Francisco reports show Mayor Schmitz pledged to obey the seven member committee of city leaders, with the panel probing police, works, and street departments. Patrick Calhoun accuses Abe Ruef of lying about bribes, while Ruef testifies on the Parkside franchise. Police and public works leaders face potential removal as the city government undergoes a sweeping inquiry.
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Committee of Seven
Schmitz
Works Board
Street Department
Otiver
Sweeping
P. W. van Sicklen
Ruef
Calhoun
Patrick Calhoun
United Railways
Abe Ruef
Grand Jury
Abraham Ruef
Parkside Traction Company
Parkside Corporation
Parkside
Ruet and Schmitz
Parkside Company
W. H. Crocker
Charles E. Green
Crocker
G. H. Umbren
Douglas Watson
F. W. Tillmen
Wellington Gregg
Crocker-Woolworth Bank
Joseph Green
Langdon
Wheat tops dollar on Chicago board in July surge
July wheat rose to $1.02 on Friday morning at the Chicago board of trade, the year's high, as traders cheered and brokers crowded the wheat pit. Short sellers faced a sharp rush of buying orders while September and December contracts matched the rise near $1.02 to $1.03.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Small Cyclone Rips Through Illinois Towns
A brief tornado like storm swept Grundy Will and Kendall counties Tuesday afternoon. It lifted Caton 2 school building with 20 pupils, swung it around but no injuries occurred. Many barns and outbuildings were blown down while sturdier homes mostly withstood the shock. The cyclone, 3 to 4 poles wide, crossed several miles, with gusty, brief destruction across multiple areas.
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Joliet
Grundy
Will
Kendall
Caton 2
Grundy County
Here
Pierce Must Go to Texas in Writ Denial
St Louis judge denies habeas corpus for H Clay Pierce of Waters-Pierce Oil. He is remanded to police for extradition to Travis County Texas to answer perjury indictment from May 1900. Two appeals planned to circuit court of appeals and to the Supreme Court. bond set at 20000 on each appeal.
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St. Louis
Adams
Circuit Court of the United States
H. Clay Pierce
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
George S. Mathews
Travis County
Texas
Pierce
Waters-Pierce Company
Priest
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Urge Baptists to Give One Tenth for Mission Work
Washington May 17 The American Baptist Missionary Union fourth session adopted resolutions urging Baptists to give one tenth of income to advance Christ’s work and to urge the president to inquire into the Congo question. Over 2,000 delegates attended as advocates pressed for higher funding to meet urgent missionary needs.
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Washington
American Baptist Missionary Union
Missionary Union
Interstate Commerce Commission rules for shippers on dual rates
Washington May 15 The interstate commerce commission holds that when two rates between the same points are in force the shipper must be given the benefit of the lower rate. The decision affects freight charges and carrier practices nationwide.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Weird Racing Tale Of Penny And A Grateful Owner
A St Louis Globe Democrat recounts a Guttenberg era racing yarn about jockey Hugh Penny and a down-on- luck owner. Penny’s sheer nerve and a single bet create a dramatic six furlong finish on a foggy slick track, with Penny admitting he slowed to let the old horse appear to win while the owner scrambled for a payday.
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St. Louis
Madison
Sportsman’s Park
South Side
Hugh Penny
Penny
Bill
Jock
Lorse
Blazes
Frout
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Antiquity of Slavery in History
The piece notes slavery is ancient as civilization, persisting from Mediterranean cultures through feudalism to modern times. It reflects on humanity's long memory of enslavement and hints at a cautious, perhaps humorous, reassessment of pessimism.
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Mediterranean
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