Paine's Celery Compound Sold As Cure For Nervous Debility
A nostalgic advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a universal remedy for nervousness sleeplessness headaches debility dyspepsia rheumatism and kidney and liver troubles claiming it restores health and strength. It cites testimonials including Mrs M B Moremba Kansas praising a life transformation from crippling rheumatism to robust health after ten years.
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Paine
Zanok
Mocremba
Paris
Deriver Vacant Property Seized by Area Agency for Rent
A local government agency outlines vacant property in its for rent column, listing parcels available for occupancy and noting eligibility and application steps. The notice emphasizes health, safety, and land-use considerations guiding potential lessees.
Seven arrested in Indianapolis grave robbery gang
Police said a gang of seven African Americans coordinated grave robberies near Indianapolis, stealing nearly a hundred bodies over three months. A prominent physician tied to the Central College of Physicians and Surgeons faces warrants, with two bodies found earlier. Rufus Cantril confessed and named accomplices, detectives reported, as armed searches recovered evidence from the college and nearby sites.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Central College of Physicians
Rufus Cantril
Half and Half ypeptic medical notes in paper
Fragmented OCR text discusses stomach blood and lung diseases and mentions The Common Sense Medical and a paper cover offer. It references activity of blood making glands and a free issue on receipt, with several garbled phrases and names.
Emile Zola Found Dead In Paris Residence
Paris report states novelist Emile Zola was found dead after servants summoned doctors who could not revive him. His death caused a great sensation with crowds at his home and the line of callers evening, as his body lay in the drawing room under electric lamps.
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Typhoon Drowns Hundreds in Odawara District Near Yokohama
In Yokohama area storms swept the Odawara district as a typhoon lashed shores. A tidal wave overwhelmed homes, with five hundred people reported drowned. The Japanese battleship Shikishima lay ashore near Yososaka, fifteen miles from Yokohama, and is expected to be refloated with minor damage.
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Yokohama
Japan
Odawara
Shikishima
Yososaka
Secretary Shaw Says Banks Need Not Carry Reserves
Secretary of the Treasury Shaw stated in New York that banks will not be required to carry reserves against government deposits. The announcement notes no reason to impose such reserve requirements and discusses implications for banks and deposits.
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a. Reserve
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw
Russell
Unionists Claim Teague Pact Doom for Marital Hopes
A clerks union claims to have formed a Teague like league banning attentions to women only from union men. Promoters insist a union built for two should align with decent hours and proper pay. Separately plans near completion for a mammoth lead trust cap of eighty million dollars involve American Smelting Morton Trust National Lead. Harvard Freshman Rush Bloodied but Freshmen Prevented Abolishing Plan. George Klein, alleged lunatic who escaped the Maryland Hospital, is freed by Judge Love after authorities failed to prove criminal act.
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unioniam
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Washington
George Klein
Maryland Hospital for the Insane
Baltimore
Judge Love
Alexandria county
Maryland
Klela
Recall stalemate in Springfield campaign marked by no decision
A fragmented report notes no clear winner in a campaign event in Springfield Massachusetts. The tale mentions recall efforts and a march toward a camp with the usual outcome of no decisive victory for either side.
President Roosevelt Sees Uneventful Day Before Operation
Sept 30 report says President Roosevelt passed a quiet day in the White House room as doctors prepped for an operation. Dr Lang, regular White House physician, and Dr Shaffer of New York joined in consultations before the procedure. Mrs Roosevelt and Miss Ethel joined him at the White House that evening. Miss Ethel will attend school locally.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Lang
White House
Newton M. Shaffer
New York
Alice
Ethel
Tuxedo Park
Oyster Bay
Freedman Retires as New York Base Ball Club Sold
Andrew Freedman, president of the New York base ball club, announced his retirement last night and that he sold the New York club to John T. Brush, former owner of the Cincinnati club. Freedman had been in baseball since 1894 when he gained control of the New York club from Edward R. Talcott and others. The retirement came as a great surprise.
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New York
John T. Brush
Andrew Freedman
New York baseball club
Cincinnati club
Freedman
New York club
Edward‘R. Talcott
Thought They Were Married New Haven Couple Live Together
New Haven Sept 30 A couple, Emanuel Jacobella and his partner, lived as husband and wife for fifteen months under a mistaken belief they were married after obtaining a license issued by registrar Mr Carr. No ceremony occurred. a child was born recently and the woman seeks arrest for non support.
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New Haven
Emanuel Jacobella
Howard C. Webb
Jacobella
Carr
Plot to Kill a Family in Vincennes Arsenic Poisoning
Auber Hudson his wife Emily and five children were stricken at their Vincennes Indiana home by arsenical poisoning after dinner. Except for a younger son who did not eat beans the entire family fell violently ill with vomiting. A bean dish showed arsenic traces suggesting a planned poisoning.
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Vincennes
Ind
Baseball scores and political appointments in brief
In yesterday’s baseball: American League Boston 9 Baltimore 5. National League Philadelphia 5 Boston 4 and Brooklyn 5 New York 2. In Michigan politics Governor Bliss appoints R A Alger as U S senator to succeed McMillan. Cholera fear grows in Samar with 79,222 cases and 43,402 deaths officially. actual estimates near 190,059 cases with rising fatalities.
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Boston
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Brooklin
New York
Michigan
McMillan
Detroit
R. A. Aliger
Bliss
United States
R. A. ALGER
James McMillan
Samar
Manila
Non-Union Men Desarie and Troop Movements Restart Riot Suppression
Sheriff of Northumberland County calls for troops to quell strike disturbances as 22 companies from Tyrone and the Thirteenth Regiment encamp on a hillside near the Valley. Sheridan Treap with 60 men arrived to patrol the lower end, while union leaders report non union men are disbanding and seeking advice in Berks county.
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Northumberland County
Philadelphia
Scranton
Pas
Sheridan Treap
Tyrone
Daley
Lackswanna
Berks
Conference in Philadelphia on strike leaders
A mysterious conference in Philadelphia involved President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers and officials including W B Wilson and district presidents Nicholls Duffy and Fahy. The meeting, held at the Philadelphia and Reading Railway office, discussed ongoing negotiations with coal operators as a strike looms. Mitchell and the district chiefs then traveled to Wilkes-Barre with no official statement on the meeting’s object.
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Mitchell
United.Mine Workers of America
Nicholls
Duffy
Faby
Philadelphia. & ‘Reading Railway Company
hie
Wilsom
Dufff
Fahy
United Mine
Wilkesharre
Nicholls Duffy
United Mine Workers
Quaker City
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