Reverend cites kidney pills relief in interview
A Fond du Lac Presbyterian minister Rev Jacob D Van Doren reports attacks of kidney disorders kept him housebound but improved after using Deans Kidney Pills. He offers to share details in person and notes relief from pain and restored kidney function. Pills priced 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. The Pueblo Chieftain notes a proposal to rename Huntsman Hills Roosevelt Hills to honor the president.
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Jacob D. van Doren
Sixth Street
Fond du Lac
Wis
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
St Huntsman’s Hills
Camp Roosevelt
Colorado
Roosevelt Hills
Eczema Cure Credited To Patent Ointment and Solvent
A two year battle with severe eczema ends in a claimed permanent cure after using Cureta ointment and solvent, per Mrs J B Jones of Addington Indiana. Protests arise in Atlanta against Georgia rail rate cuts citing potential job and wage losses and poorer service. A stray quip notes a girl spurning a popular suitor and feeling harmed in music.
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J. B Jones
Addington
Ind. T
Atlanta
J. Pope Brown
Georgia Railroad Commission
Georgia
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
The
Travelers’ Protective Association
Ad Formats and Quotations in a Mixed Commerce Page
A collage of ads and aphorisms presents products and public notices. It includes Allen’s Foot-Ease powder claims for foot relief, an Adirondacks travel folder offer from George H. Daniels, a DeFiance Starch endorsement, and miscellaneous quotes on marriage taxes and diplomacy.
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Allen
Akes
A. S. Olmeted
le Roy
N. Y
The
Adirondacks
New York
Adirondack Mountains
George H. Daniels
Grand Central Station
Schilling's Best Challenge Menace on Money Return
A fragmented note claims Schilling's Best prompts refunds if customers dislike it. It emphasizes that few accept the money and that leaving a job is easier than escaping trouble. The text is inconsistent and appears as a rough excerpt.
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Schilling
Emperor grants broad religious freedom in Russia
Report from St. Petersburg notes Emperor Nicholas I endorses wide liberty of worship, undermining orthodox supremacy. It expands toleration to 40,000,000 adherents of Judaism, Catholicism, Lutheranism, Islam, Buddhism and other faiths while maintaining orthodoxy as state religion. Mass conversions and mixed marriages are affected, with new provisions for birth, marriage and death records.
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St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Pobedonostzeff
Empire
Russia
the Nevsky
Poland
Baltic
Finland
Urals
Crimea
Caucasus
Turkestan
Central Asia
Roosevelt in Good Health in Colorado Hunt Trip
President Roosevelt reports good health after a bear hunting trip in Colorado. Philip B Stewart arrived from Colorado Springs to meet the Denver Chamber committee and said Roosevelt would join hunting if possible. Banquet plans at Brown Palace May 7 with 476 guests, $10 per plate, featuring Governor McDonald and Denver officials. In Chicago, peace talks fail as Mayor Donne’s committee ends negotiations and a strike spread appears likely.
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Denver
Philip B. Stewart
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt
Cuba
Stewart
Washington
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Theodore Roosevelt
Brown Palace
J. 8. Temple
W. H. Gabbert
Supreme Court
United States
Jesse F. McDonald
Robert W. Speer
Chicago
Donne
C. P. Anderson
Episcopal Church
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
All Souls Church
Emil G. Hirsch
Sinai Temple
Jane Addams
Mullhouse
Cornelia de Bey
Neighborhood House
Employers’ Association
President at church in Glenwood Springs visit
President Roosevelt attended a rural service at the old Blue school house on West Divide Creek. He spoke for about ten minutes after Rev. Horace Mann preached a Western flavored sermon. The crowd, including ranchers from miles away, shook hands with the President after the service as townsfolk described a vivid scene of hunting party attire and mountain life.
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Glenwood Springs
Colorado
Old Blue School
West Divide Creek
Roosevelt
Little District
Horace Mann
Rifle
Mann
Hey
New Castle
Governor veto ends Colorado railroad extension bill
Governor Jesse F. McDonald vetoed House Bill 175, known as the Colorado and Southern railroad extension measure. He warned the act would enable holding companies to acquire stock across rail lines, risking monopolies and stifled competition, and stated the bill would be unwise and violative of public interests.
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Denver
Jesse F. McDonald Terday
Colorado & Southern Railroad
Secretary of State
Colorado
Secretary of State of
Jesse FL McDonald
Colo
Youngblood family urges clemency denial in murder case
The Tennessee based Youngblood family writes Governor McDonald asking that clemency be withheld from the murderers of Mrs. Amanda Youngblood. The letter, sent in Denver, was turned over to the secretary of the board of pardons for consideration with other papers ahead of next Friday’s board meeting.
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Denver
Youngblood
Tennessee
McDonald
Amanda Youngblood
Santa Clara airship flight dazzles San Jose crowd
Prof John B Montgomery's aeroplane Santa Clara sailed above San Jose as D Moloney steered it. Launched from Santa Clara College grounds, the airship rose on a balloon, ascended to 4000 feet, released the craft, and stayed aloft nearly thirty minutes, performing precise maneuvers while touring about a mile.
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San Jose
Cal
John B. Montgomery
Santa Clara
D. Moloney
Santa Clara College
Ambitious Trinidad Enterprises Eye Pike's Peak Style Road
A Trinidad dispatch reports Eastern capital considers building a scenic cog road up Fisher's Peak, similar to Pike's Peak line from Manitou. A local promoter is in talks with regional investors, with funds likely from Colorado Fuel & Iron interests. A gasoline line to many Trinidad towns is tied to the plan, aiming to promote Trinidad as a summer resort with Catskill access reportedly in the scheme.
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Denver
Trinidad
Fisher's Peak
Pike's Peak
Manitou
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Colorado & Southern
Catskill
Texas Tornado Toll Rises Across Laredo Area
A Thursday night tornado swept Laredo and New Laredo causing sixteen deaths in Laredo and five in New Laredo with extensive property damage. Seminary buildings including Emery hall and the chapel suffered heavy losses and teachers narrowly escaped death as walls collapsed around them.
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Laredo
Tex
New Laredo
Laredo Seminary
Emery
Southern Educators in a Wreck at Greenville
A Pullman special carrying Robert C. Ogden and 100 Southern Conference of Education guests collided with a freight train near Greenville, South Carolina, at 7:55 am. Four people died and many were injured, including Prof. Henry W. Farnham of Yale University who suffered a broken arm and severe head wounds.
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Greenville
S. C
Southern Railway
Robert C. Oxden
Southern Conference of Education
Henry W. Farnham
Yale University
Four More Bears Killed by the President's Party
A Glenwood Springs dispatch reports four bears killed by the President's party. Loeb received a telephoned message from a ranch house stating We got four bears yesterday. We are all well. The party may relocate about sixteen miles from Glenwood Springs, with grizzlies likely to be killed. Souvenir hunters seek the skins as Frank Hayes lists trophies. Colorado Health Report notes 116 deaths in March with declines in diphtheria and scarlet fever but rises in smallpox. Dr. William C. Mitchell reports 89 specimens tested for diphtheria with 26 positive and 63 negative.
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Denver
Glenwood Springs
Loeb
Camp
Elmer Chapman
Frank Hayes
Colorado Health Report
State Board of Health
Colorado
William C. Mitchell
Uring March
Athlete Endures Spring Weather Without Letting It Beat Him
The quote stresses that while some men endure spring disappointments, a true athlete must not allow himself to be "under the weather" and should push through adversity with resilience.
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N. W. Samons
Ocean Grove
N. J
Ike Schilling
Czar
Good Health
California
Trinidad Enterprises
Texas
Rncore
J. W
Glenister
John Glenister
Michigan
John W. Glenister
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Championance Swim America
England
Peruna Medicine Company
Columbus
Ohio
Peruna
Lion Coffee
Lion Coftes
Everywhere
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Toledo
Mother Gray
Allen S. Olmsted
David
Lewis
Peter Cine
Mark
Mia
Winslow
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Fftag
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