Fitzsimmons-Dempsey Fight Talk At New Orleans Fight Night
The dense report covers the Fitzsimmons vs Dempsey bout planned for next Wednesday at the Olympic Club New Orleans with 75 police to guard order. Bets favor a short fight under ten rounds. Discussion centers on fighters wind, reach, and training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istacial
New Oxreass
Dempecy-Fitzsimmons Ficht
Olympic Club
Sullivan-Kilrain
Fitzsimmons
Fitmimmons
Dempsey
Tyalias
England
George Lablanche
New Orleans
Ted Pritchard
Jim Corbett
Charlie Mitchell
Jimmy Carroll
The
Jack McAuliffe
Bowen McAuliffe
Fi Zummons
Bob Farrell
Larred Tracey
Steve Brodie
Abe Levy
New York
Jimmie
Brooklyn
Ed Kearney
Coming Horse Sale Prices Durable, Not Falling
A Lexington and New York trotters market discussion argues high end stock will hold value. Dealers say well bred horses command strong prices while mid to poorly bred stock may see weaker demand. Breeders stress careful trotting lines and quality stock to sustain market.
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New York
Lexington
New York City
Sternbere
Wilton
Atea
Exbert
Rei
Wilkes
Father Consents to Corbett Jackson Fight
Patrick J. Corbett, father of Jim Corbett, relents and consents to a boxing match between Peter Jackson and his son. He cites adverse comment and rescinds previous opposition, allowing the purse bout to be arranged at a time chosen by the parties.
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D. J. Corbett
Peter Jackson
San Franconico
Patrick J. Corbett
San Francisco
Jim Corbett
Biscon
James Corbett
California
Jackson
Mitch
Sullivan’s drunken tirade ends when gun rumor hits stage
Milwaukee dramatic episode as actor Sullivan flees after word a victim wields a gun. Sporting reporter William Dillon confronts him during a show and is struck. Sullivan defends actions by claiming push with back of his hand and cites a marriage to a hotel companion.
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Milwaukee
Sullivan
John
William Dillon
Sporting Reporter
Dillon
Dempsey-Fitzsimmeons
Plankinton House
Secret stockholders meeting at Louisville club
A meeting of principal stock holders was held in President Parsons office yesterday to plan for next season. Report says it was exceedingly lively and that several stockholders were involved, but details remain scarce.
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Louisville Club
Parson
Cyclones Expose Plans Ahead of Exhibition Schedule
Dissatisfied with President Parson's management fans discuss change as Manager Chapman states Ely not signed. Chapman says the team will not travel south unless enough old players depart by March 5. The Cyclones open exhibition season at home versus St Paul on March 2 and later games March 30 April 2 3 4.
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Parson
Chapman
Ely
Cyclones
St. Paul
McAuliffe and Madden Return Home in Boxing Talk
Joe McAuliffe and Billy Madden arrived home aboard the Brit annic after a loss to Slavin. They discuss future fights and insist McAuliffe could beat any man on two legs with a second trial. Madden notes London interest in the Dempsey Fitzsimmons bout and predicts Fitzsimmons will be defeated.
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McAuliffe
Madden
Dempercy
New York
Juan
Joe McAuliffe
Billy Madden
Slavin
London
FitzsShmons
Dempsey
Charley Mitchell
Jack
Fitzsammens
Carroll
Dave Holland
New Orleans
RH. W
Terriers and Irish Setters Highlight Peck and Washington Kennels
Evening trip to New Orleans showcased H. F. Peck's kennel of terriers with Brenton Volunteer Richmond Crack and Brilliant among top show entries. Also featured Irish setters owned by W. L. Washington including champions Raby Glenmore Elidare and Winne IL.
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New Orleans
H. F. Peck
Brenton
Richmond
Dempsey-Fitssimmons Bout Draws Local Interest
Local interest surged yesterday as betting for Dempseyvolved Fight intensified with Mag Bane action lively. A $25 wager at even money backs Dempsey before Wednesday, signaling strong local support.
Controversy Over IRS Office Moves Between Osborn and Scranton
In Wilesbarri on Jan 10, books stamps and other office property were removed from the Internal Revenue Office in this city and sent by train to Scranton. The move follows tensions between Congressman Osborne and Scranton and promises a bitter political dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiileesbarri
Internal Revenue
Congressman Osborne
Scranton
Osborne
Washington
Challenge to race for forfeit in The Dispatch office
A challenge note proposes a 10 yard and 1 yard start race with a $9 stakes and a 100 yard side bet. It mentions Charles Brown and Joseph George of Latrobe and is signed by George Weigand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brown
Dispatch
Ron Joseph George
Latrobe
George Weigand
Priddy Offers to Enter One-Mile Race with Darrin and Myers
Peter Priddy stated last night his willingness to join a sweepstake with Darrin and Myers for a one mile race. He plans to bet 0 to run in May next, weather permitting, allowing all three men time to prepare.
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Peter Priddy
Darrin
Myers
Canon
Hanlon Reappointed Manager for Next Baseball Season
A meeting at Hotel Anderson yesterday elected Ed Hanlon to manage the team next season. All directors except Nimick attended. The club president will attend the National League meeting Wednesday. The Pittsburg Athletic Association will not dissolve until debts are paid. Hanlon reports steady progress at Knast with Brooklyn issues noted and hopes to sign Ward.
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Anderson Yesteday
Nimick
Hanlon
Ed Hanlon
P. L. Ami N. J
Pittsburg Athletic Association
N. L
Brooklyn
Ward
Toledo Means to Fight for American Association Franchise
Toledo Ohio will stay in the American Association. Frank H. Hurd has been retained by President Ketcham to represent the club at the New York meeting next week.
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TolEdo
Frank H. Hurd
Ketcham
New York
Boston
Soden, Conant and
Bilings
Prince
Association
West Will Hang in February Execution Planned for Feb 26
Washington PA Jan 10 William West condemned for murder will be executed Thursday February 26. No official notice yet to the Sheriff. County Commissioners meet Monday to decide on a death watch and whether the scaffold will be built inside or in the jail yard.
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Washington
William West
Plurderer
West
Carpenter Bochartner
Clark and Taylor
Greene County
Waynesburg
Tri State Brevities
The Hill Farm mine sealed for the season. Mrs. Penny Mores died at an Allentown funeral of heart failure. First Presbyterian Huntingdon torn by pew renting debate. Samuel Ratliff shot W J Frazer in Cassville quarrel. Morrison Foster secured a title in Youngstown after 25 years. Rev Joan Petrins named president of Heidelberg College in Ohio. Lancaster Adventist factions clash and head to court. Westmoreland farmers set January institute at Mt Pleasant. joint meeting with Connellsville January 16 17. Notorious gambling houses reported in Altoona. Schenck block owner prosecutes for renting property for nonresidential use.
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Hill Farm
Penny Mores
Allentown
First Presbyterian Church of
Huntingdon
Samuel Ratliff
Cassville
W. Va
W. J. Frazer
Morrison Foster
Allegeny
Youngstown
Joan A. Petrins
Danville, Pa
Heidelberg University
Ifin, O
Lancaster
Sporting Notes From The Local Scene
Various sports tips and gossip recount signings and prospects. Jake Beckley may sign for 2000 dollars as fun, George Munson hired as secretary for Van der Abe, Harper wins Sheffield handicap, and clubs pursue next season rosters and box bouts with Tommy Kelly Frank Donovan and more.
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Jake Beckley
George Munson
van der Abe
Nger
Guy Hocker
Harper
Sheffield
A. F
W. A. Nimick
O'Neil
Watkins
St. Paul
Kid
Baldwin
Jimmy Galvin
W. Fullerton &Co
Jeenie
Huntler
Late News In Brief From Various Fronts
Central Illinois endures drought while Irish relief tops 290 pounds from Queen Victoria. Illinois snowstorm ranks among the worst in years. Colorado mines sold to an English syndicate. Five Russian smugglers drown crossing Prussian frontier ice. Sugar Trust receivership opens in New York with plans for reorganization. Colonel Crockett’s death report from Arkansas proves premature as he improves. Turkey refuses extradition of Princes Nakashidse amid Nihilist intrigue. British public backs Secretary Baine on joint committee visit and inquiry. Spokane Falls fights band of horse thieves. sheriff and one robber wounded. Five safe blowers caught in Chicago. diamonds stolen, escape unseen. Alaska explorers Wells and Price likely perished. natives give no word. Lake Front move for the Worst’s Fair site delayed until Tuesday. Spain invites Portugal and United States to Columbia celebration committee. Williams’ Bridge postmaster Seabold fights off six Italians in a robbery attempt.
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Ilinois
Colorado
Sugar Trust
New York
Arkansas
Robert Crockett
Turkey
Russia
Nakashidse
Baine
Irs
Spokane
Soa
Chicago
Frank Leslie
Wells
Price
Lake Front
Portugal
United States
Spain
Seabold
Williams’ Bridge
N. Y
Homestead Man Abe Smith Wins 150-Yard Race
Abe Smith of Homestead defeats Ed Nikirk of this city in a 150-yard foot race at Exposition Park. The track was muddy and slippery, betting was lively, Smith led from the start and won by about a foot. Nikirk fell behind but could not overtake. George Smith officiated as referee. Abe Smith says he will not race again.
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Homestead
Ed Nikirk
Exposition Park
Abe Smith
Finside
Ace
Smith
Nikirk
George Smith
Promoters Aim to Sell Mahoning Mills to English Syndicate
Promoters Parker and Godfrey return to Youngstown in a renewed push to sell the Mahoning Valley iron mills to an English syndicate. Parker reports a favorable letter from an English correspondent and is soliciting options expiring April 30 with encouraging results. Parker, son of the namesake of Parker's Landing, brings experience in promoting such purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honing Mills
Yousastons
Mesars
Parker and Godfrey
Mahoning Valley
Parker
Ir. Parker
Parker's Landing, Pa
Reorganization Meeting Planned for Western Inter-State League
A. H. Spink calls a January 17 meeting in Burlington to discuss reorganizing the Western Inter-State League. Delegates from Burlington, Quincy, Evansville, Terre Haute, Davenport, Cedar Rapids, Rockford, Freeport, Peoria, Dubuque, Joliet and others expected. Early reports indicate strong support and a more solid league footing.
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St. Louis
A. H. Spink
Burlington
Spink
Quincy
Evansville
Terre Haute
Davenport
Cedarids
Rockford
Freeport
Peoria
Dubuque
Joliet
Inter-State League
Challenge to Grant Pugilist From Beaver Falls
A Pittsburg challenger calls for a Western Pennsylvania bout with Elmer Grant of Beaver Falls under Quensberry rules. They seek $900 per side with two ounce gloves. Grant has agreed to fight any man, and a representative will meet at the office to sign articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Elmer Grant
Beaver Falls
Grant
Pennsylvania
InsPaTcu
Cateh Welent
Robbers Strike Lebanon Railroad Depot
A Lebanon Reading Railroad temporary depot was entered by robbers with revolvers after midnight. They threatened telegraph operators and demanded the safe money. One operator opened the door but was fired upon and unharmed. The bandits escaped with $8 after a brief confrontation. The depot has a history of robberies and arson, including a recent incineration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Anovilla
Police Hearings Highlight Local Assault Cases
Daniel Copperman will face Magistrate Foley in Woods' Run on Tuesday for alleged severe beating of William J. Cartwright. William Robinson held for court by Magistrate Leslie for assaulting his stepson. Annie Schr ideas held for further hearing after profane language charge. Frase Hartmex committed for trial for assault and battery. Joseph Rosenburger charged with running a speakeasy on Pius street. decision pending. Jd. M. Gordow and William Saunders jailed for larceny of overcoats from W. B. Hughes' lumber yard. Andrew Andreas fined for disorderly conduct. Akela Libateb cited for trying to evict himself and wife. George Sairh and Anna Smith charged with disorderly conduct at Iron City Athletic Club event. husband fined and wife.
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Daniel Copperman
Foley
Woods’ Run
William J. Cartwright
William Rosinson
Leslie
Annie Schrieder
Alderman Hartman
Mary Burton
Frase Hartmex
Clark Street
Alderman Richards
James Green
Joseph Rosenburger
Succop
Pius Street
Jd. M. Gordow
William Saunders
Hyndman
W. B. Hughes
Andrew Andreas
Bernhauer
Akela Libateb
Lis May Street
Southside
George Sairh
Anna Smith
Swith
Dis
Adopted girl abducted near Fairmount Home
Jan 10 report from Estonys says Lula Hawkins a 14 year old adopted from Fairmount Children's Home by Mr and Mrs Hawkins was abducted yesterday near a country school. Officers suspect her father who deserted her from the home may be the abductor. his whereabouts are unknown.
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Spectal
Lula Hawkins
Fairmount
Cleveland
Dempsey Fitzsimmons Fight Tickets Sell Rapidly
New Orleans reports 70 tickets sold at 10 pounds each for the Dempsey Fitzsimmons prize fight. Arrangements for spectators are completed with a large arena. Dempsey arrives from Galveston Monday and Fitzsimmons from Bay St. Louis on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opieans
Dempsey
Galveston
Fitzsimmons
Bay St. Louis
Sensational Defense in Dunn vs Cooper False Arrest Case
Mrs. Julia E Dunn sues Ezra Cooper Union City millionaire for 100000 for false arrest and imprisonment. Defense claims Cooper had no role in the arrest, blaming Henson of the U S secret detective service now in the madhouse. Witnesses allege Dunn confessed using Cooper's name on a $12 note. Further sensational developments expected Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ente
Julia E. Dunn
Ezra Cooper
Union City
Cooper
Henson
United State Secret Detective Service
Dunn
New Japanese Minister Aboard to Washington via Chicago
Crtcaco Jan W Gozo Tateno the new Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from the Empire of Japan arrives in Chicago with his family and Secretary Kakayama. The party departs tomorrow for Washington. Tateno was active in entertaining ex President Grant during his visit to Japan and was appointed in November.
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Chicago
Crtcaco
Jan. W
Gozo Tateno
Empire of Japan
Kakayama
Washington
Dragging for a Corpse Rumor Haunts McKeeport
A Jan 10 telegram from McKeesport reports a rumor that townspeople drink from a reservoir where a man’s dead body lies. John Gummerson, last seen days ago, was described as Swedish descent and well off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Disraten
Mcckeesport
John Gummerson
No Dissension Behind Big Trust Dissolution Says Leader
Director Lewis Miller of the American Harvester Association asserts no fault or withdrawals caused the dissolution. He claims perfect harmony and warns the legal move makes continued existence feasible. Also announces Pennsylvania Lines West of Pittsburgh mileage tickets at 2 cents per mile or $20, valid one year.
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Crrcaco
Lewis Miller
Ite American Harvester Association
Pennsylvania Lines
Pittsburg
Pennsylvanian
Vandalian Line
Cincinnati and Muskingum Stan Mester
Columbus
E. A. Fern
Gen
People Who Come And Go At The City Hotels
Business Manager Wemyss Henderson of the Duquesne Theatre plans to depart for the East tonight to join the Bluebeard Company which he owns. travelers S Ammon and wife from London and A W Loeffler of Massillon are staying at the Seventh Avenue Hotel. E Neuman, Liege Belgium merchant, registered at the Monongahela House. H E Waddell of Wheeling and William Bannister of New Bedford are at the Anderson. F H Siegfried and J Norman Martin of New Castle stay at the Duquesne. George Westinghouse Jr. left for New York last evening on his special car. H E Haley of Warren is registered at the Schlosser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wemyss Henderson
Duquesne Theatre
Bluebeard Company
S Ammon and Wife
London
A. W. Loeffler
Massillon
Seventh Avenue Hotel
E. Neuman
Liege
Belgium
Monongahela House
H. E. Waddell
Wheeling
William Bannister
New Bedford
Anderson
F. H. Siegfried
J. Norman Martin
New Castle
Duquesne
George Westinghouse, Jr
New York
H. E. Haley
Warren
Schiosser
Shooting Contests at Glenwood Highlight Week
Glenwood hosted shooting contests with two sweepstakes and a match. In the five live pigeons sweepstake John Brown won with S straight, while J B Horner took second. Five cepantite live pigeons results list John W Week 5, Markey 4, Weise 3, Bennett 2. The five blue rocks match saw Weise 4, John Ward 8, Joan Brows 8, George Simpson 8, Markey 2, Gaub 2, Bower 1, Horner 1, Figley 0.
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Glenwood
John Brown
J. B. Horner
John W
Markey
Weise
Bennett
John Ward
Joan Brows
George Simpson
Gaub
Bower
Horner
Figley
Faithful Flock Stays With Expelled Pastor
In McKeesport a Covenanter church closes after synod expels Rev. Sampson. The congregation pledges support, locks the building, and will attend services elsewhere.
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McKeesport
Covenanter RH. P
Sampson
Meeting of the Sun
Johnson threatens trouble over Players' talk claim
Albert L. Johnson, Cleveland Brotherhood leader and Cincinnati club president, checked into the Bt. James Hotel in New York yesterday. When asked about a rumored American Association plan to permit Players to speak, he warned he would cause trouble if pushed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albert L. Johnson
Cleveland Brotherhood
Cincinnati Club
Johanson
American Association
Anna Ae
Champion Dogs in Town
John A. Logan Jr and nine fox terriers visited the city, bringing a show of working dogs through the town limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Logan, Jr
Kent of
Ticket Office Robbery Sparks Police Chase
A Greenville ticket office was broken into this morning while the agent was at breakfast and a large sum of money was taken. Officers are in hot pursuit as investigators work to identify the thieves and recover the funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Nypeno
Ohio Lad Killed Jumping From Moving Tram
A 15 year old, Charles Gra, fell while riding a Lake Shore train near Latimer and died from head and shoulder injuries. His body was taken home to Vernon in Trumbull county. The dispatch reports other wrecks and accidents with no fatalities in separate incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gra
Lake Shore
Latimer
Vernon
Trumbull County
Local notes and city updates from Allegheny area
W P Mathews elected Marshal of the Senior division of Amer n Mechanics for Washington's Birthday. An alarm from box 62 in Allegheny caused a small fire in a rag shed on Braddock Street with little damage. J H Mageland to conduct temperance exercises at M E Church on Recon Street. Allegheny's Committee of Fifty not organized yet due to incomplete list. Controller Brows paid out 47000 to city employees. Owen McCarthy charged with assault and robbery of Samuel Colwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Mathews
Thomas A. Armstrong Council
Amer<n Mechanics
Washington
Allegheny
Braddock Street
Jons W. Mageland
M. E
Re- Recon Street
Mrs Mary Cregar Arrested for Disorderly Conduct
Mrs Mary Cregar of Sidney street Southside was arrested on a disorderly conduct charge after visiting her deserted husband at Bridget Hannigan's Murphy street boarding house and throwing a teakettle toward him. The kettle struck a door and frightened other boarders, prompting police to detain her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cregar
Sidney Street
Southside
Fourteenth Ward
Church Quarrel in Court Over Englewood Parish
Judge Sheppard issued an injunction restraining the Presbytery of Chicago from installing a pastor at Englewood Presbyterian Church and prohibiting Rev. John De Witt from occupying the pulpit. Members of the church society allege the Presbytery lacks jurisdiction, asserting the church is an independent body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chhicago
Jao
Presbyterian Church
Englewood
Sheppard
Presbytery of
Chicago
John de Witt
Society of the Church
Presbytery
United States ellie Service officer report in city
An officer from the United States eagle service is noted in this city with a time reference unclear due to damaged OCR. The fragment references an official presence and a timestamp but lacks concrete details or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirrsnonse
United States Elile
Weather bulletin notes stationary Gulf storm and varied conditions
The storm center in the Gulf remained nearly stationary Friday. Light rains touched the Gulf coast and South Atlantic coast while light snows fell in Illinois and the lower Lake region. A new low barometer area formed north of Minnesota and a high pressure area appeared over the eastern Rockies.
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Gulf
South Atlantic
Ilinois
Lower Lake Region
Minnesota
Rocky Mountain
Weather notes show cold to fair conditions across regions
Temperatures ranged from zero to well below elsewhere with fair weather. A noticeable rise in temperature occurred in the Ohio Valley and the Lake region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Valley
Lake
River Telegrams Special TelezGazette Dispatch
River conditions report across multiple locations notes varying water levels and weather. Allegheny Junction reports 4 feet stationary with cloudy rain. Cahto 23.0 feet rising. Louisville 15 feet in canal with 12 feet 5 inches at foot of local. Vicksburg river rising with light rains and fog delaying steamers. Business good though air sultry and cloudy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Junction
Louisville
Vicksburg
Keow Steam Boat Line Plans Regular Chattanooga St Louis Runs
Regular steamer service announced between Chattanooga and St Louis following the opening of the Mississippi River. The Tennessee River Transportation Company owns the first vessel which will depart Chattanooga on January 20 for Riverton with transfers downstream to continue between the two cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
St. Louis
Messel
Tennessee Hiver Transportation Company
Ain
Mnesoel
St. Will
The Missing Thanemore Found After Loot Report
The British steamship Thanemore of the Johnston Line, which left Baltimore November 26 with cattle for London, is towed into Bahia, Brazil by the British steamer Al. She had been listed overdue after 40 days at sea, likely disabled by the December cyclone in the North Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thanemore
Johnston Line
Baltimore
London
Bahia
Brazil
Maritime Exchange
Wising
North Atlantic
Poison to health warned by a patent remedy claim
A dramatic warning extols Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure all for malarial and bilious fevers and skin disfigurements urging liver detox and blood purification. The ad touts the product as a vegetable extract offered by Worlds Dispensary Medical Association of Buffalo New York with a money back guarantee if it does not perform as claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Golden Medical
Worlds Dispensary Medical Asorld’ssociation
Proprietors
Main Street
Buffalo, N. Y
Two Startling Cases Highlight Butler’s Quiet Prosperity
In Butler Pennsylvania the story centers on Mrs Anna Mangold wife of merchant Mangold a respected Bulierite. She recalls her health decline from a sequence of colds to a lasting condition with nasal blockage buzzing in the ears and a severe persistent cough producing offensive matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Butler
Butler County
Relief Through Care: A Nurse’s Recovery Story
A patient describes severe chest pain night sweats and digestive turmoil with neurialgia. After seeking Drs Copeland and Hiair, treatment led to rapid improvement, weight gain of 31 pounds in two months, and a life saved, with verification available locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Mango
Terrible illness cure by Copeland and Blair in Sharpsburg
Timothy Mahan of 18 Sharpsburg describes persistent head and nose congestion sharp eye pain throat trouble and palpitations. After treatment by Doctors Copeland and Blair his symptoms vanished and he credits the specialists with saving his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma Timothy Mahan
Dre, Copeland and Slair
Timothy Mahan
Eighteenth
Sharpsburg
Bros’, Glass Works
Path
Copeland
Blair
Lama
Local Residents Endorse Copeland and Blair
A list of Pittsburgh citizens who have treated with Copeland and Blair includes J. & Moore at 121 and 13 Fifth Avenues, Miller at 121 and 123 Fitch Avenue, Samuel Crawsford with Hugus Hacke of the dry goods house, KR. M. Anderson from the Sheriff's office, and John G. Frazier at 5710 Kirkwood Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitteburg
Copeland
Blair
J. & Moore
Fifth Avenes
Miller
Fitch Avenue
Samuel Crawsford
Hugus @ Hacke
Dryoods Hhouse
KR. M. Anderson
Sheriff's Office
John G. Frazier
Kirkwood Street
Mail treatment claims cure for chronic catarrh
Evidence by mail shows testimonials from W. T. Henshaw of Prospect Pennsylvania and Henry Rose of Eckhart's Mines Maryland. They credit Drs Copeland Bish and Blair with curing their chronic catarrh at home after long suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Henshaw
Prospect
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Froms Fittsberger
Pugilist
Exteer Grant
Fetecial Telegean
Gue
Ohio
Weigand
Priddy
Carnerie, Phipps & Co
Ed Delting
Sporting Notes
JJ McCoy
Fred Wise
Fuaxk Torrer
Jamy Faulkner
Buffalo
George Miller
Burke
Sic- Kee
Hocks
J. Rogers
Lawrenceville
Metre
K. CT. Hantis
Repii
Noener Hanke
Felle Hamlin
Nancy Hawke
Princeton College
Yale
Jone
McMalan
Penner
Coke
Tommy Kelly
Harlem Spider
Frank Donovan
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Oboken
Walter Bun
Ham
Ned Banton
Burnham
New York Herald
Bue State
Bill Joree
Jim Pavia
Pat Tebeau
al Tebeno
Jack Conner
Jack Brennan
Harry Doorns
Frank Pears
Jim Hall
Chow
Edgemark
Sattator
Rancho del I
Aso
Mr. Mackey
Miss Woodford
Modred
Alre
Steeder
Sporteman
Bob
Jack Dempsey
America
Johnny Keating
Jersey City
Jeenny Larkins
Firesimmons
the Athletic Franchise
Philadelphia
J. Earl Wagoner
Allen W. Thurman
Lafayette Hotel
Wagner
Frank Elliott
Philadelphia Players’ Club
Thurman
Pon
George Morrison Taylor
Athletic Club
Philadelphia Association
Sis
Big Trust
the Witch OF
Prague
J. G. Bennett & Co
Wood Street
Firth Avenue
Charleston
Sles
Charles Davis
Wia
West Virginia
Special Weather Bulletin
KEW
Conemaugh
Johnstown
Damocles
Hopper Bros. & CO
Fourth Ave
Davis Sewing Machine
Chichester
Reo Dennyr
Regin
Wiss
Mrs. Mangold
Mr. Mahan
Anna Mangolit
Butler, Buller Co. Pa
Des, Copeland
Sixth
Jos.fleming & Son’s
Market Street
Col. Diamond
Vin
Dickson
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