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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1908
Page
7
Mrs Frank Stroebe of Appleton Wisconsin writes that after months of illness she began using Peru na and regained strength. She says Peruna changed her outlook and restored vitality, calling it unrivaled as a tonic and strength builder.
Anna Gould and Prince Helie de Sagan married in a simple registry ceremony in Henrietta Street London and later in a French Protestant church in Soho Square. The public witnessed a small crowd outside and a brief, orderly service inside with a noted photography moment at the altar.
Fifteen battleships of the Atlantic fleet set sail Tuesday on a voyage around the world ending at Hampton Roads. The Nebraska remained ashore due to a scarlet fever outbreak and will join later after quarantine and fumigation. The fleet departed at two o'clock from the Connecticut under Rear Admiral Sperry, heading in single file with saluting small craft at the Golden Gate.
Nicholas Cherry twenty four shot his sweetheart Anna Weingartz twenty age twenty in Neponset then killed himself by a bullet to the heart. The incident occurred in the front yard of S D Carpenter where Miss Weingartz, a domestic, worked. She was taken to Kewanee hospital. No reason given but believed Cherry wanted marriage after she refused. Both were from Kewanee.
The dead body of Mrs Ada Reichars of Dallas Texas was found in her Hot Springs Arkansas apartment Tuesday. Neighbors had cared for her two boys overnight. A seven year old girl is missing and believed kidnapped by the killer.
The Hartford printers strike began September 14, 1905, and is to end with the international union announcing that strike benefits will cease after July 12.
An elderly gray wearing woman asks a hardware clerk for “little vises” at a counter. The scene uses a quaint exchange to illustrate how innocence can misread suspicion. The piece blends satirical commentary with brief ad snippets from the era.
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