Claim St Louis At Mercy Of Monopoly
In St Louis on April 1 the government’s suit to dissolve the Terminal Railroad of St Louis was argued before Circuit Judges San horn Vardeventur Hoole and Adame. Government lawyers claimed unreasonable divisions on freight caused a $2,000,010 annual loss to merchants and forced manufacturers to relocate. A vast testimony in 6557 pages was taken over the past two years before special examiner R. E. Rom Lover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
United States Circuit
Sanhorn, Vardeventur, Hoole
Adame
Snt
Circus Advertisement Promises Rheumatism Cure
An old OCR fragment advertises circus acrobatics as a cure for rheumatism and other ailments. It lists remedies like apedias and gore throat treatment, claiming trained muscles and joints relief. Prices shown 25, 51¢ and $1.00 per date, sold by Bexar Drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexar
Seel NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS 1908 Tax Due Window City Hall
Notice to taxpayers for the Seel city fiscal year 1908 to 1909. Taxes are due at the city tax collector's office in City Hall from April 2, 1908 to May 31, 1909 without interest or penalties if paid by June 1, 1909. CG Villemain, City Tax Collector.
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City Hall
Villemain
Tas
Blood Syrup and Tam Go Mech Improves Health
A letter from Oak Ct Texas dated January 2 1901 praises Dr W J Thurmonds Blood Syrup and Tam Go mech for restoring health. The writer says indigestion nervous debility and complexion improved after six weeks of use and signs off as MRE Sam H Milliken.
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Thormand
W. J. Thurmond
Sam. H. Milliken
Marion Crawford Slips Toward Death in Rome Sickbed
London reports novelist Marion Crawford, who has been in Sorrento, Italy, is sinking rapidly as influenza led to lung congestion. The dispatch from Rome notes her illness began with influenza and progressed to pneumonia.
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London
Rome
Marion Crawford
Sorrento
Maly
Crawford
Body of slain scientist recovered in Manila report
Telegram from Behague police states the body of Dr. Jones an arthropologist at the Columbia are Chicago was murdered by tribesmen. He studied wild hill tribes living near Tingats for a detailed report. His servant was wounded but escaped. The attack occurred Sunday and motive is unknown.
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Manila
Behague
Dr. Jones
Diamond Ring Theft Arrests in Gem, Goes
Two young white men arrested by Detective Newnam on the theft of a diamond ring valued at $100. They gave names J. L. Terris and Sam Sinuraff. The affidavit filed before Justice Misk details the alleged rug theft from NL Granger and cites previous arrest days earlier.
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J. L. Terris
Sam Sinuraff
Newnam
Justice Misk
Newman
Granger
Hem-Roid relief claim and medical ad from 1908 notice
William McAdams of Cook's Falls New York swears he suffered twelve years from piles and indigestion and after eight months on Hem-Roid has no attacks or heavy-work capacity. He seeks $500 in relief. Ad promotes Leonhardt Hem-Roid tablets at 50 cents to $1 with a 24 day guarantee, sold by Bexar Drug Co San Antonio and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo.
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William McAdan
Cook's Falls
McAdams
Leonhard
Bexar Drug Co
San Antonio
Tex
Dr. Leonhardt Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Law
Beneft
Sidney Enfferars
Foster-Milbrin Ch
New York
United States
Dosa
Talta
Austin man convicted of assault to murder in capital case
John Dowell of Austin was convicted of assault to murder for an exchange of revolver fire with Mason Williams at the Driskell hotel about a year ago. Dowell, a local attorney, received a two year sentence and a $1000 bond was set for his appeal to the supreme court. a motion for a new trial was overruled yesterday.
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John Dowell
Austin
Mason Williams
Supreme Court
Dowell
Willams
Driskell Hotel
My Williams
Dickinson to keynote Hamilton Club Appomattox banquet
Secretary of War Dickinson will be guest of honor at the Hamilton Club Appomattox day banquet in Chicago on April 1. Attending will be Governor Deneen General Fred D. Grant Senator Borah of Halo ani Senator Stith of Michigan.
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Dickinson
Chicago
Ticod M. Dickinson
Way
Hamilton Club
Appomattox
Deneen
Fred ‘D. Grant
Serater Borah
Stith
Michigan
Policeman Seeks Funding to Fight Hog Cholera Disease
Representative Lowden of Sinoe introduces a bill to appropriate 100,040 to the Department of Agriculture to eradicate hog cholera in the country. Washington dispatches report the plan aims to end the disease and safeguard livestock nationwide.
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Solon
Washington
Lowden
Sinoie
Wonderful Ape Learns to Talk Says Its Owner Whitmore
John Whitmore amateur trainer in Qukland Gab notes the ape named Professor IID stands four feet five inches, uses a pipe, makes whiskey, plays baseball, and once picked the correct key to open a cage door. Whitmore aims to educate the animal toward a communicable language.
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Qukland
Gab
April
Wilk
John Whitmore
Iid
X. Hogk
Foley's Orinn Laxative Praised by Oneonta Father
Mr. I. G. Fritts of Oneonta New York writes that his little girl was greatly helped by Foley's Orinn Laxative and he considers it the best remedy for constipation and liver trouble. The note adds that Foley's Gring Laxative is mild pleasant and effective best for women and children and a fine spring medicine that changes the system and clears the complexion. Beyar Drug Co.
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I. G. Fritts
Oneonta
N. Ya
Foley
600 Workmen in Katy Shops Resume Duty in Sedalia
Sedalia Missouri April 1 Six hundred employes of the Missouri Kansas and Texas railway shops resumed work today after a shutdown since March 35.
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KATY
Sedalia
Miasouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
Boy Falls 70 Feet Into Quicksand in New York
Milton Uetz, son of a janitor in Horsem, fell seventy feet from a bank into quicksand below, remained conscious when rescued, and survived. The item notes a medical ad for Foley's Kidney Remedy and Poley’s Kid-Reo, urging kidney health after winter strain.
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New York
Milton Uetz
Death takes musician William Castle of Chicago dies at home
Chicago March 1 William Castle a musician from Chicago died at his residence during the night The notice notes his loss to the world of harmony and mentions war time familiarity in Chicago The brief item lists sleep death and his residence without detailing a cause or age.
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William Castle
Chicago
Castle
Divorce filings and grants for multiple couples reported
Divorce records show cases including Johann Lensch granted from Hernan Tl and Henry Reingsehissel from F aged. The notices reflect finalized divorce actions with party names and docket wording as published.
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Johann Lensch
Hernan
Renseh
Henry Reingsehissel
Faged
Groom Gone Sparks Oklahoma City Police Probe
A Habana oil refiner employed by a darli company disappeared from a July town Mor night. Police were notified as a community search formed to locate the missing man, named Martiy Coutant Week, with friends and officials seeking any clues about his whereabouts in Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma
Habana
Dardi! Company
Aaton
Marcy Mi. Coutant Week
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John F.fentiman
Alamo Trook Factory
Alamo Plaza
Eft
C. P. Gilder
Andrew Ail
Ibe
M. G. Flizik
DR. Thurmond
Lone Star Blood Syrup
de. Thurmond
Southwest
RW J
Thurmand's
Anne Osex
New York Chemical Co
Dallas, Texas
Drs Thusimond
Thurmond
Ds Thurmond
Dallas
Elizabeth Sellars
Oak Ct
Texas
Geouina
Argenture
Crawford Dangerously
Powell
Austiny
Vaude Villé
Whitmore
Prof
Poley
Exera
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Love Star Drug Store
Thea. Artzt Orchestra
PoLte
Emmet Bank of
the Emmet Bank
West Commerce St
Cosmopolita Metropolits
Broadway
Munsey
Argosy Railroad
Popular Media
Collier’ Leslie
Harper
Ainslee Popular Peoples
Gunter
Lue Boo
Youngs
Companon Womans H the Horseman Pictorial Review
Delineator
Burr
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