Kidney-Wort Tablets Promoted As Alcohol Free Cure
An advertisement denounces Get-Rich-Quick kidney remedies as bitter failures and promotes Kidney-Wort Tablets as an alcohol free modern cure. It claims liquids give only temporary relief, touts thousands cured, and urges early use with examples and a testimonial from Omaries F. Orn in Lynn Massachusetts dated May 15 1903. It describes symptoms and urges immediate examination of urine for cloudiness and deposits.
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Boston St
Lynn
Mass
Pettingili
Omaries F. Orn
Lynchers After Witte Mob Marched On Workhouse
A mob of about 60 men armed with pistols and shotguns marched on the Wilmington workhouse to seize George White the accused killer of Helen Bishop. Authorities dispersed the crowd and police later broke up another party. the Bishop family urged calm and to let the law run its course. Miss Bishop’s pocketbook was found near the scene and White had two half dollars. May Wipe Out Grasshopper Pest. Scientists propose trenching and kerosene to trap grasshoppers in Montana.
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Wilmington
Del
Jung
George White
Helen Bishop
EE. A. Bishop
Marshallton
Evans
Murder mystery in Philadelphia as Hewes case resurfaces
Fragments of a human skeleton found under a Mooring building at 324 North Wall Street Philadelphia raise hopes of solving the eight year old disappearance of Frank Hewes of Bridgeport New Jersey. His brothers Thomas and Alexander urged a coroner inquest and police inquiry. Hewes left Bridgeport July 22 1895 for Philadelphia with cash and a gold watch. The family doubts the rumor of a Washington sighting. The search spanned years with no success until the discovery. The Hewes brothers remain convinced he was murdered.
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Frank Hewes
Bridgeport
K. J
Philadelphia
North Waller street
N. J
Thomas
Alexander
Hewes
Water street
John F Truitt
Tinttt
Front street
Washington
Frank Carmody
Archbishops in Race for Red Hat Card for Washington Delegates
Archbishop Falconio, papal delegate in Washington, is considered a candidate for the cardinalate. Reports also mention Archbishop Moumede Kateonty as a potential cardinal while Mgr Satolil recently joined the college after service in Washington. Archbishops Fileoniy and Falconio are touring the United States on similar prospects.
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ARCHBISHOP FALCONIO
WASHINGTON
Moumede Kateonty
Major Pond Dies After Leg Amputation
Major James B. Yond, famed manager of lectures and singers, died at his New Jersey home following an operation on June 17 that led to leg amputation. Born in Culm, North Carolina in 1838, Pond had endured a month long illness before the procedure.
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New York
James B. Yond
Jersey City
Major Pond
Culm, N
Gould's Cousin A Death by Own Action At St Louis
Sandford Northrop, former secretary and manager of the American Refrigerator Transit Company, killed himself at the home of Claude Kennerly in St Louis on June 22. He was about 35, left a widow and child, and was a cousin of George Gould. His death was instantaneous from a self-inflicted gunshot to the back of the head. His body was taken to Philadelphia for interment. Mrs Northrop and daughter Nancy remain in Atlantic City.
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Sandford Northrop
Guillet
St. Louis
St Louis
American Refrigerator Transit Company
Claude Kennerly
Republic Railway Appliance Company
Worthrop
George Gould
Northrop
Jackson
Mich
Munith
August Braun
William McCrew
McGrew
Braun
Miners and Operators Face Grievances at Board Meeting
June 23 Wilkesbarre coal region reports expect the medium to address operators grievances alongside miners. Issues include petty strikes, interference with non union workers, reduced output, and changes in conditions since the strike. Miners demand yardage cuts, check weighmen, driver hours, and company hand limits.
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Wilkesbarre
continulation board
Schuylkill
Bloody Moro battle ends in heavy hand to hand fighting
Washington reports Captain Jobs J Pershing recounts the Bayan and Pandapatan style assault under Lt Cols command in Lanao Philippines. American lines breached by trenches and a bamboo bridge, many Moros slain, two Americans wounded, no fatalities. Pershing praises valor and notes lessons for Lake Lanao area.
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Washington
Jobs J. Pershing
bake Lanao
Midanag
Philippines
war department
Kool
Pershing
Bacalod
Bayan
Pandapatan
kampilan
kris
Legusa de Lanao
Lake Lana
brotherhood of man
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NORTH MARKET STREET
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CLINTON E. MAIN
J. DANIEL CRIMMIES
ERNEST HELFENSTEIN
Patrick St
Frederick, id
Frederick Gas Co
WITTE
Miss Bishop
Livingston
Mont
Rootbeer
Holly
S.J
Ronalds-Johnson Company
Hainesport
general post office
Robert G. Lane
John A. Ross
GROVER
GRAHAM DYSPEPSIA
Grover Graham
GEORGE ROBINSON
Newton
Cutie
Leehire
GOULD
Spartanbore
S.C
G. J. Caitting & Co
Worcester
Gainesville
Thompson & Co
Pirmingham
Als
Clifton mills
land
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MITCHELL
Ceader
Indianapolis
Ind
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
national executive board
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Linton
Belgrade
Peter
Geneva
Popovics
Hossies
Gronica
State Bank
Oakley
Kan
WW. Cares
Potistilic
Lancaster
Y. M.C
Roosevelt
Caba
MOOS
Mindanao
Bays
Buffalo
N.Y
James Shevlin
Minneapolis
Egerton
Mad Muttah
Simla
India
Charles Comyn Egerton
Punjaud frontier
Mad Msiteh
W. ML. Marmning
NJ propa
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