Nervous Breakdown Treated by Pink Pills, Patient Claims Cure
A Kansas man describes severe nervous symptoms including facial numbness and weakness, attributing recovery to Dr Williams Pink Pills. He reports rapid improvement after starting the remedy, which is advertised to be sold by druggists or mailed by the Dr Williams Medicine Company.
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W. E. Dixon
LeRoy
Kansas
University Medical College of
Kansas City
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Two Fatally Hurt In Cab Collision Near New Haven
Miss May Burne of New Haven and F. H. Welton of Cheshire were fatally injured when a motor cab was struck by a trolley car near midnight. Miss Kate Roche and Charles Saxton the chauffeur were seriously hurt, with Burns’s skull fracture and Welton’s internal injuries.
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Associated Press
New Haven
Conn
May Burne
F. H. Welton
Cheshire
Kate Roche
Charles Saxton
Burns
Welton
Lecture Tour for Honeymoon Trip Ends in India
New York March 3 A six months lecture tour in India central Asia and Egypt forms the honeymoon trip of Dr A V W Jackson professor of Iranian languages at Columbia and his bride Miss Kate Brigham of Savannah Georgia The lectures in India will be before the Parsis addressing history and religion Jackson an author on Zoroaster is regarded as a world authority on these subjects
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
India
Central Asia
Egypt
A. V. W. Jackson
Columbia University
Kate Brigham
Savannah
Guard to patrol vicinity after attack on Young Women's Christian Association staff
A New York police guard will patrol the Fifth Avenue and Thirty-seventh Street area after a man attacked Miss Agnes Strang, assistant superintendent of the domestic science department at the Young Women's Christian Association. She fought back, and the assailant fled before chloroform could be used.
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Associated Press
New York
Young Women's ‘Christian Association
Fifth Avenue
Thirty-seventh Street
Association
Agnes Strang
Pegro
Jailed man commits suicide after sentence in Lake Charles
In Lake Charles Louisiana on March 8 J Peloquin aged 23 chose death over prison and hanged himself in the parish jail hours after being sentenced to five years for passing a bad check. Fellow inmates witnessed the act but could not intervene.
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Associated Press
Lake Charles
J. Peloquin
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Ad Claims Universal Use
An advertisement proclaims Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic is as strong as bitter tonics yet tasteless because ingredients dissolve in stomach acids, suitable for both adults and children. It markets as the first original tasteless chill tonic, noting 30 years' standard and a 60 cent price. The ad credits Dr. C F Dunlap as gentist in Moore Building and mentions A Collman, plumber, 416 Main Ave.
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GROVE
Publicity Worries Hopkinsville Brickmason Brother of Rail Leader
Hopkinsville Kentucky March 3 John Markham an aged brickmason learned he is the brother of Charles Markham president of the Illinois Central railroad and says the news unsettles him He plans a visit to his famous brother whom he has not seen for nearly fifty years
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Associated Press
Hopkinsville
John Markham
Charles Markham
Illinois Central Railroad
Charles
On the Road to Mandalay from Upper Burma by River
The article describes a journey up the Irrawaddy from Moulmein to Mandalay aboard a cargo steamer of the Iddawaddy Flotilla. It notes Burma’s cordial people, idol makers at Sagaing, and hints at returning to Rangoon to cross the Bay of Bengal to India.
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Upper Burma
Mandalay
Moulmein
Kipling
Burma
Rangoon
Irrawaddy
Asia
Iddawaddy Flotilla Company
Sagaing
Bay of Bengal
India
County eyes selling bonds to eastern investors for better rates
County officials ordered ads in eastern and northern financial periodicals to sell 432 500 dollars in refunding bonds held by Colonel George W Brackenridge. They argue Texas money offers better long term rates than the 8 percent or higher yields seen elsewhere, aiming to sell at par or a small premium.
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Frank R. Newton
George W. Brackenridge
San Antonio National Bank
State Bank & Trust Company
Colonel Brackenridge
Texas
Newton
Public Schools as Amusement Places
Dr Edward W Stitt assistant superintendent of New York City public schools proposes using school buildings more for recreation and education He backs mixed dancing weekly moving picture shows bowling alleys cooking classes and fathers and mothers clubs at a Massachusetts civic conference noting current underuse of school facilities in Boston Mass on March 3.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Edward W. Stitt
New York City
Massachusetts
Stitt
Legislators Smuggle Liquor in Dry Michigan County
Lansing March 3 With local option in effect Ingham county prosecuting attorney Hayden says a majority of Michigan lawmakers have smuggled liquor into Lanne a dry territory He plans warrants for arrests fifteen days after the session ends due to legal immunity during and after sessions This is the first legislature meeting in a county under local option.
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Associated Presse
Lansing
Mich
Hayden
Ingham County
Michigan
Lanne
Unitarian Minister Speaks Twice in Atlanta Sunday
Rev John W Rowlett of the American Unitarian Association will address the public at the Odd Fellows Hall in Atlanta Ga on Sunday delivering two sermons Not Resurrection but Continued Life at 11 am and The New Legion at 8 pm. He promotes liberal Christianity and invites all to attend.
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John W. Rowlett
Unitarian Church of
Atlanta
American Unitarian Association
Odd Fellows’ Ll
New Legion
No Change in Summer Tourist Rates Across Western Lines
Associated Press reports Chicago March 3 that the Western Passenger association settled a plan to raise summer travel rates failing. Eastern lines have not announced increases, but it is expected last year’s rates will prevail in their territory.
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Associated Presan
Chicago
Western Passenger Association
Aaron
Eastern
Wilbraham Academy to Become Boys Only
The Wilbraham Academy board voted to abolish co education and admit only boys starting this school year. The policy shift will likely replace the current faculty with new instructors as the school becomes a single sex institution.
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Ascominated Press
Springfield
Mass
Wilbraham Academy
New England Preparatory
Railroads Accept Interstate Commission Freight Rate Ruling
West of Chicago, railroad executives announced they would not appeal the interstate commerce commission ruling on commodities freight rates. They decided to file cancellations of the proposed tariff advances with the commission in Washington on Monday, four days before the commission’s March 10 deadline.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Commerce Court
Washington
Corey and Schwab Forge Steel Leaders Alliance?
Associated Press reports William Eilis Corey, who resigned as United States Steel president, leased offices at 115 Broadway near Charles M. Schwab. Schwab denies plans for an alliance, though rumors persist of an independent steel trust linking Corey and Schwab. Corey to sail for a brief European vacation Saturday. Mrs. Corey had already left for Europe months ago.
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Associated Press
New York
William Eilis Corey
United States Steel Corporation
Broadway
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Schwab
Corey
Whill Street
Mr. Corey
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills lauded by rural mail carrier
A rural mail carrier from Woodville Ohio praises Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for neuralgia relief after trying many remedies. The testimonial notes long term use and calls on others to follow his lead, asserting the pills defeat persistent pains and are sold by druggists nationwide.
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Dr. Miles
Hilderbrandt
Woodvill
Ohio
Hilderbrande
Miles
Indians Petition Taft to Restore Old Cherokee Rights
Red Bird Smith a Cherokee chief in Oklahoma asks President Taft to restore the tribe to treaty rights as in the old days rather than the current allotment system. He claims the people are less satisfied under the present arrangement.
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Associated Press
Washington
Red_ Bird Smith
Oklahoma
Taft
Earth gains 100 tons dust yearly barely thickens surface
Earth accumulates about 100 tons of meteoric dust annually yet this slow rate would take roughly one million years to form an inch thick layer on the planet. The fact emphasizes the minimal impact of extraterrestrial material on Earth's immediate crustal buildup.
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