Tonic Help for General Debility Promoted by Pink Pills
Mrs G P Boutwell of Clear Water Minn credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for improving her weak health after long illness and poor digestion. The pills are advertised as a general tonic for blood and nerve weakness and are sold by druggists with six boxes for 2 50. A free booklet on diseases of the blood is offered.
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G. P. Boutwell
Clear Water
Minn
West Union
Iowa
Ease
Dr. Williams
Cancer a germ disease plant tumors linked to parasite
Washington June 23 Dr Edwin F Smith chief pathologist concludes cancer is a germ disease in plant tumors. He says physicians have not found a germ yet proves that plant tumors are caused by a parasite, though the organism has not been seen in plant cells under the microscope.
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Associated Press
Washington
Edwin F. Smith
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
Smith
New York Clay Beds Valued Over 200 Million
State Geologist Clark reports New York clay beds are worth more than 200 million dollars. Last year brick tile terra cotta pottery and related products output reached 11.5 million dollars with about 1.5 billion bricks manufactured in the year.
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Albany
N. Y
New York State
Clark
Requisition Papers Not Honored in Felder Case
Governor Brown refused to honor South Carolina requisition papers for Atlanta attorney Thomas B. Felder who faced a Newberry, South Carolina warrant accusing him of attempted bribery of H. H. Evans. Felder attorneys argued the papers lacked affidavits of knowledge, and Brown cited legal precedents requiring proper form.
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Atlanta
Brown
Georgia
Blease
South Carolina
Thomas B. Felder
Newberry
S. C
H. H. Evans
Dispensary Board
Felder
B. F. Kelly
T. B. Felder
Georgia Bar
Auto tools sent in place of urn in railway error
Mrs Mary E White of Chicago received a brass urn containing her husband Georges ashes misrouted to Pittsburg with a complete set of automobile mechanic tools. A New York chauffeur, misd elivered, faced a suitcase of feminine apparel instead of his tools. Train No 16将 send back both items. Mrs White expected to reclaim ashes today.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Mary E. White
Pittsburg
George S. White
New York
Slick strangers fleeced real estate man in poker ruse
In Yonkers New York two con men lured William Morton into a poker game and won his $3000 winnings plus $500 he had invested. They tipped a cigar box containing red clay with a taunting note, warning him not to tell the police and to "take your medicine."
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Yonkers
N. Y
William Morton
Morton
Unused Tracks Taked Up by City in Brownsville
At two minutes past midnight this morning the city police force and a gang of laborers began tearing up the long unused tracks of the Brownsville and Gulf railroad along the waterfront. The work continued under police supervision with no incidents reported.
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Associated Press
Brownsville
Texx
Brownsville & Gulf Railroad
Will Aid Marriages in Chicago Bridge to Church
Chicago's marriage mill, ousted from the county building with Justice of the Peace Stacey, will be replaced by a church solution. The First Methodist Church across Clark and Washington will house the license office with a reserve of fourteen ministers to perform marriages, keeping doors open while licenses are issued.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Justice of the Peace
Stacey
First Methodist Church
Clark and
Washington Streets
Chicago Trade Group Plans Eight Day South America Cruise
The Chicago Association of Commerce will sponsor an eight day cruise to South America as a trade getting trip led by the foreign trade committee. A plan to build a steamer for regular trips between Rio de Janeiro and Chicago is announced, with a St Lawrence route via canals.
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Chicago, Ill
South America
Chicago Association of Commerce
Foreign Trade Committee
Association
Rio de Janeiro
Chicago
St. Lawrence River
Fire Claims Two Lives In Cincinnati Home
A June 23 blaze at the Walnut Hills residence of William H. Wirth killed a 55 year old woman, Lizzie Kellenberg, and left a youth fatally burned. Rescuers found the Kellenberg woman almost unrecognizable and the boy severely burned in the abdomen.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Ohio
William H. Wirth
Walnut Hills
Robert Wirth
Lizzie Kellenberg
Kellenberg
London Morning Papers Display Coronation Pictures
The London press today features unprecedented illustrated editions with most dailies presenting numerous pages and half pages of coronation coverage. Photographs and special artists render the day’s events vividly, marking a shift from prior tentative illustrations.
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Associated Press
London
Photographer Wins $400 in Newport Public Street Photo Case
In Newport Rhode Island Judge Stearns upheld a photographer's right to take pictures in a public street. A jury was told to award $400 to the Boston photographer who alleged assault and injury by Harry P Walker during wedding photography last March. The report also notes Mayor Gaynor’s approval of a pension bill for city employees with retirement on half pay after twenty years and age 65.
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Associated Press
Newport
R. I
Stearns
Boston
Harry P. Walker
New York
Gaynor
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