Cured of Consumption by Accident and Recipe Sale
An account claims a man, Dr James, cured his only daughter of consumption using an herbal remedy from Cateatta plants after standard treatments failed. The claim states the child is now in good health and the doctor offers the recipe for two 2-cent stamps to cover expenses, promising to cure night sweats and nausea and break a fresh cold. Address CRAD co. 2 Race St Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Cradco
Race St
Philadelphia
Here Is Rotiel for Women and Remedies Offered
An old advertisement promotes Here Is Rotiel for Women by The Mother Gray Co. It claims a conditioning remedy for women addressing ailments like "Nerd rink" and various urinary and bladder troubles. The text references a monthly catalog and mail order availability with promises of a free sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mither Gray
New York
Mall Atc
Mother Gray
Defends Actions In Banking Trial Of Morse And Curtis
Charles W. Morse testified in the U S circuit court defending his financial dealings with the National Bank of North America that led to conspiracy and banking law charges. Prosecutor Stimson pressed Morse on the Katherine A Wilson loan and related collateral concerns, with letters suggesting Morse’s connection to the loan and to excessive bank loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles W. Morse
Wall Street
United States Circuit Court
National Bank of North America
Morse
Alfred H. Curtis
United States
Stimson
Sharp
Mr. Stimson
Mr. Morse
Abe Joan
Katherine A. Wilson
W. B. Ridgely
New Amsterdam Bank
Wilson
Ridgely
Shelter plan to convert piers into homeless shelters
New York faces a humanitarian crisis as 10 000 of the 50 000 unemployed sleep in city parks. H T McCormick leads a shelter committee proposing to convert recreation piers into heated sheltered spaces with cots, seeking approval from the corporation counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Parks
New York
H. T. McCormick
Spooner
Corporation Counsel’s Office
Railroads Take Case Over Interstate Rate Cut
Judges Baker Grosscup and Seaman in the United States circuit court took under advisement the complaint of eleven railroads operating between Chicago and the Missouri River. They challenge the Interstate Commerce Commission ruling reducing rates by three cents per hundred pounds for through transportation from the Atlantic seaboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Baker, Grosscup and Seaman
United States Circuit Court
Missouri River
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mississippi
Missouri
Blaze in Skyscraper Traps Dozens in Cincinnati Fire
A fierce eleven story blaze injures more than twenty people in Cincinnati. Women crouch on window ledges as fire engulfs offices. A young woman jumps to a lower roof and is seriously hurt. A hoseman falls from a ladder with serious injuries. Firemen free victims as injured are rushed to hospitals or sent home. The fire is controlled in about thirty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Great Sums Squandered In Chicago Rail Way Funds
Chicago reports show ten million dollars of investors money, part of an eighteen million total for the bankrupt Chicago and Milwaukee Electric Railway, diverted from construction. Expenditures total eight million four hundred fifty four thousand, while debts and bonds reach sixteen million plus two million one hundred sixty one thousand, leaving a nine million seven hundred fifteen thousand gap.
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Chicago
Chicago and Milwaukee Electric Railway Company
Certified
Peter S. Grosscup
Unifit
Agalnet
Ignored American Warship Visit Shrouded in Peking Silence
In Peking, the Second squadron of the American battleship fleet is entertaining at Amoy but Chinese officials and papers give no notice. Only Japanese outlets mention the visit amid Empress Dowager birthday festivities. Foreign observers report no news of the ships' arrival and await official word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Peking
Amoy
Foreign Board
United States
James Kerr Dies After Illness and Operation
James Kerr, Democratic national committeeman from Pennsylvania, died at his summer home in New Rochelle after an operation for an intestinal disorder that left him nearly invalid for a year. His wife and sons were with him. William J. Bryan visited Kerr recently. Kerr’s condition declined after the visit. Physicians held several consultations. an operation was performed but Kerr did not rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James Kerr
Pennsylvania
New Rochelle
William J. Bryan
Kerr
Mr. Kerr
Mrs. Astor Dies at Eighty Two in New York Society
Mrs. William Astor aged eighty two, longtime social leader of New York, died of heart disease. She remained a dominant figure in society for thirty years, with a storied era of gala events and influential gatherings that shaped high society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Astor
Bulgaria Yields to Pressure to Disband Reserves
Paris reports that Bulgaria will release 75000 reserves after an ultimatum from Britain France Russia, backed by Germany and Italy, demanding disbandment within three days and compensation talks with Turkey to ease Sofia Constantinople tension and secure recognition of independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Bulgaria
Turkey
Hns
Russian Minister Roughly Handled at Serb Hungary Frontier
Belgrade reports M Ser-Bueil, Russia’s minister to Serbia, irritated after being detained and roughly treated by Austro-Hungarian police near Remlin opposite Belgrade during a border crossing to meet his wife. In Sofia, the Bulgarian Assembly opened its autumn session with a pacific throne speech read by Emperor Ferdinand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Servia
M. Ser- Bueiell
Sergia
Hungary
Danube
Remlin
Sofia
Fourteenth
National
Ferdinand
Only One Wife Admitted During Bosman Case
Hongkong millionaire Robert Hu Tung Bosman faces a family division after immigration rules require one wife to depart. He may stay with one wife while the other is deported, with Mrs Clara Bosman and four children remaining near his side as he undergoes treatment for nervous disorders in a German hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Washington
Robert Hu Tung Bosman
Hongkong
Bosman
Clara Bosman
DUMA REASSEMBLES AND OPENS SECOND SESSION
St. Petersburg reports the autumn session of the third Russian duma and the council of empire has begun. Deputies immediately confront the Balkans with an urgent interpellation. M. Maklakoff attacks the government over Bosnia and Herzegovina annexation as a national question.
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St. Petersburg
Duma
Council of Empire
Tauride
Balkan
M. Maklakoff
Constitutional Democrat
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Austria-Hungary
DIES SUDDENLY AT OTTAWA HON THOMAS GREENWAY
Winnipeg notes the death of Hon. Thomas Greenway former premier of Manitoba and railway commission member who died in Ottawa at age seventy. He led a government that ended the Canadian Pacific monopoly in Western Canada and facilitated Northern Pacific entry into Manitoba twenty years ago as the first rival line to reach the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Greenway
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Man
Railway Commission of Canada
Ottawa
Canadian Pacific Railway
Western Canada
Northern Pacific Railway
Canadian Pacific
Ninety Prisoners Held Under Guard in Ssinburg Camp
In Ssinburg Tennessee on October 29 more than ninety prisoners remain under heavy guard. Key riders are watched, visitors like women with baskets allowed only when guards hear conversations. Major Martin and Major Norton brought in prisoners, Captain Mo led a force to fetch Bob Hoffman. Governor Patterson stays in camp. James Bryce of the Troy News-Banner is released. Matilda Rassaker, mother of three arrestees, dies from heart trouble worsened by worry.
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Ssinburg
Tenn
Martin
Norton
Nashville
Bob Hoffman
Governor Patterson
James Bryce
Troy News-Banner
Matilda Rassaker
Rassaker
Sousia
Tn Mave
Laurier Returned to Power in Canada
Toronto Ont Oct 27 The parliamentary elections show Laurier government sustained by a majority of fifty with seven elections to be held All ministers were reelected seven of the opposition s chief lieutenants were beaten The new parliament has 12 Liberals and 22 Conservatives a narrow majority The dissolution standings were 129 Liberals and 75 Conservatives a majority of fd
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Toronto
Ont
Laurier
Football Scores From The Day's Games
Harvard Brown Army Princeton all tied nil nil. Nebraska Iowa Indiana Dartmouth Amherst Wisconsin Marquette. Michigan Vanderbilt Yale Massachusetts Aggies all posted decisive wins. Navy Chicago Minnesota and other results show varied outcomes with several blowouts and close finishes.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Navy
Harvard
Brown
Army
Princeton
Nebraska
Iowa
Tindiy
Indiana
Dartmouth
Amherst
Wisconsin
Marquette
Michigan
Vanderbilt
Yale
Massachusetts Aggies
Market Quotations From Minneapolis to Chicago Markets
A dense report of grain and livestock prices across Minneapolis Duluth Chicago and St Paul with figures for wheat futures on Dec May and other months, cash grades No 1 and No 2 Northern, cattle and hog ranges at St Paul and Chicago Union Stock Yards, and lambs and sheep prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Northern
St. Paul Union
St. Paul
Duluth
Chicago Union
Chicago
Public auction of Brown County real estate in partition case
Judgment in partition proceedings assigns to Franciske Boesch and others the life estate and property in New Ulm Minnesota. Referee George will sell at the Brown County Court House door to the highest cash bidder on November 7. The described lot is Lot 8 in Block 105 North of Center Street in New Ulm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sroteee Us Nereus
Brown County
Minnesota
Franciske Boesch
Franziska Mueller
Olea Mayer
Olga Mueller
Fred Her
Lina Mueller
Sail Court
New Ute
Sheroon
Franziska Boeseh
Brows County
Center Aires
New Ulm
Minn
George
Rubert Steinwauser
New
Claire
County of Brown
Christ Heller
Etters
Christ’ Heller
State of Simcoe
Albert Steinhauser
Tts
New Ulm Review
New Ulmin
New Uter
Guandian
State OF
County of
Brown
Edward J. Rebeers
Robert Scheers
Hichard
Marie Mietke
Beard
Eview
New Jiminsaia
Sien Hearips
Gelpher
Gromer
Eiwit
Preminna
Hanska
Register of Deeds
Sale
Brown County Bank
Jos
Hobleter, Caahier
Nossweth
Mar Q New Ulm, Minn
Dr King’s New Liver and Bowel Pills Ad
An advertisement urges readers to take Dr King’s New Liver and Bowel Pills to prevent biliousness malaria and related troubles. Sold for 25 cents at O M Olsen’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Aero
O. M. Olsens Drug Store
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Somsen
Attorney & Counrilor
U.S
Mink
L. A. Pritsche
Brown Co. Bank
New Uno
Abner Steinhauser
Masonic Block
U.S. Court
W. Pritsche
Wm. Pfaender Jr
John E. Bobleter
Strickler
Lexperience
Copynicuts &c. Qagonaxondioga
Akatcl
Seeagenta
Ign Bann Co
Necaiva
Munn & Co
Dios
Washington, D
Thesgalifornia Wine House
Rees
Nicollet Ave
Minnaapolis
Texas
Tex
Valerie
Alley
Banker
United States District Attorney
W. Morse
FLEET
Paris
Constantinople
Canada
House of Commons
Aires
GRO
Ross
Sean
Johnson's
Battl ‘Hottie
Eugene A. Pfefferle
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