Distressing Breathlessness Leads Woman to Cardui Cure
Adel Georgia woman Mrs C J Rentz shares a three year struggle with female troubles and breathless exhaustion. After eight days on Cardui she reports full relief and renewed ability to work. The ad claims thousands of letters and over fifty years of use boosting women to health with a plant based remedy. Contact Chattanooga Medicine Co for instructions and a 64 page home treatment book.
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Adel
C. J. Rentz
Cardui
Cardus
N. B
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Shoes That Traveled 20000 Miles Link Merrill Family
Calfskin baby shoes made in 1873 arrived in Lexington from Missouri after journeying over 20000 miles. They were consigned to Col. C. E. Merrill, Confederate veteran, and accompanied by a letter noting the shoes have been worn by more than 250 infants nationwide. The sender wishes the shoes’ purpose to continue until the Merrill family becomes extinct or the shoes wear out.
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Lexington
Missouri
Col
C. E. Merrill
Merrill
United States
Former Plainwell Banker Convicted of False Banking Report
Allegon Michigan May 30 A J Shepard a former Plainwell banker was convicted of intentionally making a false report to the state banking commissioner His defense claimed an inability to determine right from wrong when the report was filed
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Associated Press
The True Secret of Beautiful Hair Revealed
A noted French actress discusses dry shampooing noting that many rely on roots alone for scalp health. She warns Orris root does not grow hair and shares a method using four ounces each of thorax powder and orris root sprinkled on the scalp and brushed through.
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America
Veterans Parade Honors Union Soldiers in Dixie Cemeteries
Thousands of veterans and semi military orders joined in parades and ceremonies across the South and North to honor Union soldiers killed in Civil War battles. In Andersonville Georgia flowers and flags covered 13 722 graves and a tablet honoring women’s patriotic work was unveiled at Prison Park. Mobile Confederate veterans assisted in grave decorations.
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Atlanta
Memorial Day Observances in New York City
In New York on Memorial Day crowds gathered across Manhattan and Brooklyn. Theodore Roosevelt was set to address the crowd at Grant's Tomb on Riverside Drive. About 20,000 veterans, guardsmen, Marines and civic groups marched in Manhattan. A memorial meeting for the late Tom L. Johnson was planned at the Society for Ethical Culture, with Congressman Henry George Jr. among the speakers.
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New York
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Theodore Roosevelt
Grant
Riverside Drive
United States Marines
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
The
Society For Ethical Culture
Henry George Jr
Memorial Day Parade Draws 1000 G A R Veterans in Chicago
In Chicago on Memorial Day 1000 Grand Army of the Republic veterans marched in a possible final parade. Governor Deneen and Mayor Harrison reviewed the event. Detachments visited 86 cemeteries and decorated 6700 Union graves, with Confederate graves at Oakwood Cemetery also decorated.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Grand Army of the Republic
Deneen
Harrison
Oakwood Cemetery
Sailor Dead Honored on Memorial Day in Knoxville
Memorial Day ceremonies in Knoxville Tenn under G A R auspices included an address on the Tennessee river bridge by Commodore Valentine S Nelson US Navy and flowers laid on the waters to honor naval dead.
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Associated Press
Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee River Bridge
Valentine 8S. Nelson
United States Navy
Fort Brown Graves Decorated on Decoration Day
Decoration Day honors observed in Brownsville with graves of Fort Brown soldiers adorned by flowers and flags. The national cemetery at the fort is slated for immediate abandonment, adding significance to today’s ceremonies.
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Brownsville
Tex
Fort Brown
National Cemetery
Balloon Parties Weekend Aerial Trips Set by Aero Club
New York May 30 A committee of the Aero Club of America arranged for members to take friends for an aerial weekend at a Berkshires ballooning station. Amateur pilots or professionals avail for 25 dollars. balloon rental ranges 25 to 100 dollars. The sport gains European popularity as hosts give air rides to guests.
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Associated Press
New York
Aero Club of America
Berkshires
Europe
Morse Clings 10 Hope of Freedom in Prison Visit
Mrs Morse, wife of a New York banker now serving a federal sentence in Atlanta, visited her husband at the federal prison. She reported no serious illness after returning to a local hotel and said he remains hopeful despite the president’s denial of a pardon.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Ae. W. Morse
Jeff Davis Attacks Lorimer in Senate Speak
Arkansas Senator Jeff Davis urged a re inquiry into the Lorimer case calling down rebukes from Chairman Heyburn. He said Lorimer knew bribery aided his election and declared Lorimer’s political downfall with stark metaphors as the rule limited further remarks.
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Washington
Lorimer
Jeff Davis
Arkansas
Heyburn
Senate
Davis
Thousand Men Demand Resignation of Mayor in Oklahoma City
More than a thousand men marched to City Hall to demand the resignation of Mayor Lackey who with the city council refuses to vacate office for the newly elected mayor and city commissioners. A message from Whit M. Grant asking the crowd to await the court decision ended the disturbance.
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Oklahoma City
City Hall
Associated Press
Lackey
Whit M. Grant
Wireless executive found guilty in stock fraud case
Christopher Columbus Wilson, president of United Wireless Telegraph, and four associates were convicted of using the mails to solicit wireless stock subscriptions. Wilson received three years in federal custody. Parker and Butler two years each. Diboll and Tompkins one year each. Prosecutors said Wilson netted 900000 from 76000 shares, with 1500000 total in his pockets.
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Associated Press
New York
Christopher Columbus Wilson
United Wireless Telegraph Company
Martin
President Wilson
Federal
Atlanta
Geo. H. Parker
F. BH. Butler
W. A. Diboll
W. W. Tompkins
Wise
Wilson
Tuberculosis Cure Demonstration Notice in San Antonio
State charter invites Dr W. White of the French Laboratory to teach and demonstrate tuberculosis cures at 231 St. Mary's Street San Antonio Texas. Free examination and consultation offered.
San Antonio Enjoys New Vaudeville at Exposition Park
Nightly crowds fill Exposition Park as a three act vaudeville bill opens with Driskill and Phillips, Coffer and Lomerow, Miss Ida Jewell and others. Shows start 8:45 and 9:45. officers from Fort Sam Houston attend in uniform. The joy wheel and other concessions draw patrons, especially children, amid popular pricing.
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San Antonio
Exposition Park
Driskill & Phillips
Coffer
Fort Sam Houston
New Royal bill delivers best vaudeville yet
Manager Nix presents four acts headlined by Joseph E Bernard Co in The Newly Married Man a top comedy recalling Taming of the Shrew. Celest Co performs slack wire feats Celest Co and Costello Le Croix offer A Cowboy's Courtship while Hamilton brothers finish with knockabout comedy and gymnastic routines.
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Nix
the Royal
Joseph E. Bernard & Co
Bernard
Celest & Co
Costello
le Croix
Hamilton Brothers
Hurley Burley
Biggar Brothers 10 Take Over Peck Store In San Antonio
The Peck firm in San Antonio ends after twenty years and is taken over by Biggar Bros Furniture of Kansas City. The store closes for inventory tomorrow and reopens next Monday under the new name with plans to incorporate soon. The Biggars promise exclusive factory accounts and a complete furniture and carpet line for San Antonio patrons.
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L. P. Peck
San Antonio
Biggar Bros. Furniture Company
I. W
J. H. Biggar
Kansas City
Mr. Biggar
Rio Grande Threatens San Antonito Town
Albuquerque reports San Antonito New Mexico a Mexican settlement of 300 people near the American town, as Rio Grande floods burst banks and slowly erode a channel through the village. No lives reported lost, but hopes to save the town fade.
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Associated Press
Albuquerque
N. M
San Antonito
Rio Grande
Arm and Hand Mashed at Pigin Steam Laundry
ELGIN Texas May 30 Jim Lynch an employee of the Pigin steam laundry had one hand and arm badly mashed yesterday in the wringer He was given medical attention at once and will probably be able to resume his duties in ten or fifteen days
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Elgin
Tex
Jim Lynch
Pigin Steam Laundry
Cures Drug Addictions But Water Is Poison
Henderson Kentucky May 30 The reopening of a public well in Barret Park is opposed by City Health Officer Neel who says the waters though said to cure many drug and stimulant abuses are harmful and not fit to drink He had the well closed months ago and now seeks an injunction as citizens press to reopen it.
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Associated Press
Henderson
Barret Park
Neel
Recall Petition Halts Pittsburg Mayor A. C. Graves
Pittsburg Pennsylvania May 30 Petitions started last week for recalling Mayor A C Graves were cancelled when he promised to discharge the new police force and appoint a new civil service commission New examinations of police applicants will be held The commissioners named in the recall petitions concurred with the mayor's decision to meet the demands The mayor admitted he had overstepped his authority
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
A. C. Graves
Civil Service Commission
Dramatic Writer Sir William Gilbert Dies in Lake
May 80. W. S. Gilbert noted dramatist and librettist of the Savoy operas died after a lake swim at his Harrow residence. He dived, struggled, and sank before his rescuers could revive him. cause of death remains unknown. He was knighted in 1907 by King Edward.
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London
Sir William
Hicks CAPU DINE Best Remedy Claim Across Drug Stores
Brief note endorses Hicks CAPU DINE as the best remedy to take with claims of ease and availability in drug stores. The text reads as promotional and lacks verifiable details or dates.
Goethals Furiously Snubs Customs Officers at New Orleans
Colonel George W. Goethals chief engineer of the Panama Canal arrived in New Orleans aboard the Atenas from Colon and argued with customs officials who refused to release his baggage delaying his departure. An immigration officer met him at sea and attempted to assist him but Goethals stayed in his cabin until Captain Miles arrived with instructions.
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Panama Canal
Associated Press
New Orleans
George W. Goethals
Atenas
Colon
Immigration Office
Arenas
Goethals
Miles
Customs Office
Supreme Court Rejects Panama Hat Seizure Ruling
The United States court here ruled that a false consular invoice alone does not constitute entry of Panama hats into commerce. The seizure, tied to un dervaluations totaling over a million dollars, was dismissed as the goods have not yet entered commerce, nullifying the government’s claim.
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Amy Lester
the World Magazine
Veterans of G. A. R
Tennessee
BROWN
ED Steves & Sons
South
Aero Club
Chas. W. Morse
Clings
Mrs. Morse
Penitentiary
Illinois
Wilson and Associates
State OF
Texas
Biggar Brothers
Peck Store
I L. P. Peck
Joske’s
Joskes
Kentucky
Lake
Gilbert
Hicks
Capu Dine
Col. Goethals
Supreme Court
Panama
High Court
Alamo Furniture CO
Main Avenue
Flores Street
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