Cheloner accuses Ruthford kin in lunacy case at Bloomingdale
John Cheloner testified before U S Commissioner Booth claiming his relatives looted his safety deposit box and conspired to have him jailed for life in Bloomingdale asylum. He alleged Rutherford Rutherford Morris Rutherford and Lewis Morris Rutherford stole papers and that Stanford White aided the plot. He referenced a Kensington Hotel dispute with Winthrop Astor and criticized the Chanter name amid family feuds and a Swedenborgian priest.
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Charlotte
Bloomingdale
Lewis Morris Ruthford
Frederick A. Ware
New York
Moon & Fife
Thomas T. Sherman
Chinwell Tanghorne
Umirider
Beauetifu Langehormne
Mee
Charles Dane Gibson
William Waldorf Astor
Chotener
Atery
Mlermingdele
Stanford White
Lewis Morrill Rutherford
Adow
Kensington
Winthrop Astor
Chanter
Arthur Astor Cary
Rutherford Stuyvesant
Peter Stuyvesant
Mona Lisa theft probe widens to San Francisco
San Francisco police, acting on tips from Paris secret police, investigate Gery Pieret over suspected involvement in the Mona Lisa theft from the Louvre. The report notes Ai France, Guillaume Apollinaire and a Paris journal link, with prior return of related Phoenician statuary to the Louvre.
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Paris
Prom
Louvre
San Francisco
Califf
Gery Pieret
Leonardo da Vinci
Traffin Beputy
Walter Pater
M Delowx
Pollew
Briter
Ciullinrrume Appollinaire
Ruthor
Appollinaire
Throggh
Suffering as a Path to Glory in a Presbyterian Sermon
I J Milnes argues that suffering is not arbitrary but serves a divine purpose, refining character and expanding powers. He cites trials from biblical figures and poets, asserting pain tests and molds virtue, with eternal reward contrasted against temporal hardship.
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I. J. Milnes
E. Court
Plato
Pythagoras
Socrates
Aristotle
Leibnus
Spinoza
Descartes
Berkeley
Kant
Origen
Gregory
Ops
Milton
Eterny
Cologne
Ling
Hennes
David
Jesus
Wold Bearte
Daniel
Chinese revolt cost over ten thousand lives at Cheng Tu
Reports from American missionaries say more than 10 000 people were killed in the Cheng Tu fighting between insurgents and government troops in Shiten province. Heavier losses were among the rebels with about 16 000 soldiers marching to confront them. Missionaries appeal to the United States for aid amid fears of widespread atrocities and suicides.
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Peking
Cheng Tu
He Shiten
Hele
Keng Tu
United States
Lost memory on street by Berkeley merchant in New York
Christian Dewein of Berkeley, 63, a retired merchant, fainted on a New York City street after the San Francisco fire. He suffered an aphasia episode lasting over half an hour, with memory loss, the first in April 1907, nearly a year after the earthquake. He recalled no similar incident on October 5, 1900.
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Christian Dewein
Berkeley
Apasia
New York City
New York
San Francisco
Dewin
Rockefeller Seeks Return To Work At Pocantico Hills
Report from Tarrytown says John D Rockefeller is returning to work after a rest, with private wiring installed in his Pocantico Hills home. A telegrapher has been engaged and officials expect contact with business affairs soon.
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Tarrytown N
John Dy. Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
Jon D.re
Rockefeller
Papes Diapepsin Promises Quick Relief for Indigestion
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick cure for indigestion and stomach distress. It claims relief from sour belching heaviness and heartburn within five minutes and urges readers to buy 60-cent or larger cases at local drugstores.
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Theos
Nolin Leases Farm For School Year In Oregon
Special correspondence from Nolin Oregon reports R T Wilcox of Pendleton arranging with J R Hendricks to take charge of the Nolin ranch and move in this week. Local school under Prof L F Johnson and Mike Avon McCutchen progresses well amid residents’ local notes and recent social events.
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Nolin
Ore
R. TH
Wilcox
Pendleton
J. R. Hendricks
O. F P. Steele
Mike Avon McCutchen
F. Steele
Steele Ranch
Mr. Steele
James Marple
Lee
Mr. Marple
John McClellan
Carl Lect
Thomas Kerr
OFL Stele
Chas
Adams
Joe Wright
Curl and Rodgers
Fulton
Ballard's Snow Twiniment Promises Quick Pain Relief
An old advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Twiniment as a powerful remedy for foot shoulder and hand pain. It claims quick penetration of the flesh and relief where applied with prices of 25 cents 50 cents and one dollar, sold by A C Koeppen & Bros.
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Ballard
A. C. Koeppen & Rros
Foley Kidney Pills Restore Kidney Health Promptly
A testimonial from Mrs HL W Allen of Quincy Illinois notes kidney discomfort beginning a year ago with swelling in the ankles and limbs, headaches, and backache. She reports relief after taking Foley Kidney Pills and no longer experiences kidney trouble. For sale by all dealers.
Langobards in Germany execute elders and widows commit self immolation
A terse note reports that the Langobards in Germany slaughtered all their aged men and that widows burned themselves in response to the catastrophe, reflecting a drastic famine era punishment.
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Germany
York York Chinese doctors offer cure for incurable diseases
York and York, famed Chinese physicians now in Walla Walla, claim years of study in China and Emperor diplomas. They offer powerful roots and herbs and provide free diagnosis via symptom blanks for residents outside the city, at 210 W Malin St.
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York & York
Walla Walla
China
York & York Medicine Co
W. Malin St
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Jacob
Heaven
Angela
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New Jerusalem
Henry Newman
Tennyson
Hallam
Bunyan
Bedfordton
Charles Lamb
Gethsemane
The
Oregon Motor CO
E. Court ST
Foley
Pete
York
East End Grocery
J. W. Dyer
Republic
Ames. E. Peppe
America
Kentucky
Columbia Liquor Store
Sale Distributors
Merman Peters
Prop
Seattle
Spokane
Portland
Northern Pacific Railway
Pioneer Line
Pasco
W. Adams
N. P. RY
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