Paine's Celery Compound Health Giver Promoted
An advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a marvelous spring health booster purifying the blood and strengthening weak nerves. It claims to cure dyspepsia neuralgia rheumatism sleeplessness and liver and kidney troubles, with testimonials from Rev J W Ricketts and Jamie H Steele praising its life saving effects after prolonged illness.
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Paine
ma” ture
Sugar’ “Grove
Ohio
Paios
wtrs
Jamie H. Steele
Vaughas
Reverend Miot Savage Delivers Ghost Belief Claim
The Rev Dr Miot Savage a New York clergyman and member of the American Society for Psychical Research says he received a message from his dead son and has recently published a belief in ghosts and apparitions. Also notes a Chicago Post Office robbery connection to Hopkins and a separate obituary for Edward A Warfield real estate agent of the Pennsylvania system.
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Miot J. Savage
Pennsy
Chicago
Edward A. Warfield
Pennsylvania system
Pittsburg
Grand Pacificte
Mr. Warfield
Eureka Springs
Ark
Bright
Million Dollar Divorce Bid Claims Misconduct Allegations
A Chicago court heard allegations that a $1,000,000 offer was made to secure a divorce for Harold E. Thomas from his wife Ada Thomas. Witnesses testified about alleged inducements and a conspiracy by friends to obtain the dissolution, while Ada Thomas denied drinking and disputed other charges.
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Chicago
Thomas Wiveres
isial
Adah Thomas
Samuel ‘Thomas
New York
Emery D. Frazier
Columbus
Barry
Thomas
young Thomas
Charles R McKinney
Jury Ends Meyers Will Battle In Cape May Case
After a four day trial the jury ruled in the Meyers will dispute at Ocean City. The widow of Charles Meyers inherits nearly all of about 175 900 while Mrs De Roche, a daughter by a second wife, is disinherited except for 50. The ejectment suit ends with De Roche gaining the home as promised by the deceased. Intercollegiate Athletics Yale Wins Team Title in Philadelphia event featuring Yale Princeton Penn Columbia and others. R T Hinton of Yale wins the all crowned individual title. Five Seamen Probably Drowned Crew missing after barge Hamilton foundered near Highland Light. Captain Keane reports loss of Captain John A Shoemaker and four crew.
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Cape May
N. J
Meyers will
Charles Meyers
Mary DeRoche
Yale
Columbia
Philadelphia
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Rutgers
Haverford
New York University
Academy of Music
Intercollegiate Association
R. T. Hinton
Boston
Keane
Edward Luckenbach
Newport News
Hamilton
Highland Light
John A. Shoemaker
Miles Will Be Retired After Friction With Army
Washington reports that General Miles, aged 62, may be retired by the President in response to friction within the army. The cabinet discussed the matter after Miles testified before a Senate committee, with decisions expected once the testimony is reviewed and the privileged status of his statements is clarified.
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General Miles
Washington
senate committee
Miles
Root
Fire at Astor House Prompts Arrest of Elevator Attendant
Police arrested Edward J Farley, an Astor House elevator attendant, who confessed to starting a fire to claim a reward and to be involved in nine prior incidents. He was held without bail for examination, with arraignment set for next Tuesday at Centre Street Court.
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Astor
New York
Edward J.Farley
Astor House
DYE imani
Brann
owas
Farley
Marquis Firefight in Swiss Hotel Garden Leaves Count Wounded
In Lausanna Switzerland on March 22 the Marquis De la Gory shot his father-in-law Count De La Salle in the head at the Hotel Beaurage garden. He is under arrest and both men offered no reason beyond a family dispute.
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Marquis
Lausanna
Switzerland
Hotel Beaurage
Marquis De la Gory
Count De La Salle
De La Gor
Jefferson City
Phillips
Thomas A. Brady
ofice
Camden county
Brady
Scranton Plans Democratic Convention Push
Scranton businessmen yesterday proposed bringing the Democratic convention to the city with a committee report and a March motion. A hobby will be sent to the state committee’s April 23 meeting to promote the effort.
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Scranton
Delaney suspects Fitzsimmons seeks escape fighting
William Delaney manager for James J Jeffries said San Francisco supervisors awarded the April permit to the Yosemite Club and called Fitzsimmons’ actions a publicity dodge. He claimed Fitzsimmons wants attention and predicted no actual bout will occur despite press interest.
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Jeffries
Oakland
Cal
William Delaney
James J. Jeffries
board ‘of supervisors
San Francisco
Yosemite Club
Fitzsimmons
New York
Gift for Haverd College widow’s hall and autographs
Mrs Charles Roberts widow of late Charles Roberts will donate a new assembly hall at Hav erford College costing $50 000 in memory of her husband. She will also present Mr Roberts choice collection of autographs including letters from literary figures and statesmen, one of the finest in the country. A separate report notes Park Avenue in New York suffered a cave in delaying transit work with no loss of life but property damage estimated at $100 000.
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Charles Roberts
New Assembly Hall
Philadelphia
Haverford College
assembly hall
Robert
Europe
United States
New York
March Park avenue
Measures to repeal war taxes and protect the president pass
In River and Harbor measures discussed in Kington on March 22 the Senate approved two important bills. The revenue bill passed without division after a short speech by Tillman criticizing repeal of tea duties. The president protection bill, debated long, was passed with amendments rejected. The act imposes penalties on those who threaten or support harm to the president or officials.
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House
Kington
Senate
United States
Miro
Tillman
Patterson
Colorado
Falbanks
Aviltally ald
peeuite army
mdén
sirotedt
Jowithout
Washington
General Wood
Mr. Palma
Cuba
Airship Race Sails Toward St Louis Fair Preview
Chicago hosts a challenge for an airship race as a preliminary event to the $200,000 aerial steeplechases at the 1903 St Louis world fair. Santos-Dumont in Paris receives the challenge from Theophil Williams of Chicago after Chicago tests of the machine.
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St.Louis
Santos-Dumont
Paris
France
Theophils “Williams
St. Louis fair grounds
goterm
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