Moan’s Kidney Pills Claim West Virginian Cure
West Virginian merchant W L Jackson of Parkersburg says long kidney pain and urinary troubles eased after using Moan’s Kidney Pills. He reports relief within weeks, a return to activity, and eight years without relapse at age over 70. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. The note ends with a joke contrasting old maids and bachelor girls.
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W. L. Jackson
Parkleburg
W. Va
Moan
Foster-Milburo Co
Buffalo, N.Y
Cuticura Cures Milk Crust On Baby Head
Mrs H P Holmes of Ashland Oregon reports that a three month old baby suffering from severe milk crust and itchiness was cured after applying Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Hair regrew and no relapse followed within weeks. Also noted are high level personnel moves at New York Central and related rail lines. Detective retirements and appointments are discussed.
Submarine cables and the reach of Pillsbury’s Vitos
The article notes 376 submarine cables totaling 178,919 miles, mostly privately held with 25,000 miles owned by governments. It states they carry daily orders from every land for Pillsbury's Vitos all day food and comments that the smallest men often have the biggest nerve.
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Pillsbury
Are You Tired Nervous and Sleepless
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a non alcoholic tonic that nourishes nerves and improves vitality while criticizing alcohol based remedies. It claims benefits for stomach liver and bowel issues and promotes the Common Sense Medical Adviser and Pellets for constipation biliousness and headache.
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Pierce
BR. V. Pieres
Bu Alo N.Y. Ie
Thomas Morrison Named Successor to New President Corey
The report states Thomas Morrison will be the successor to President Corey. Officials have announced the leadership transition, with Morrison slated to assume duties after Corey's tenure ends.
Cousin of Carnegie Voted Likely to Head Carnegie Steel
Reports in steel trust circles claim William E. Corey will be deposed as president of Carnegie Steel. His successor is named as Thomas Morrison of Pittsburg now in New York, a Carnegie cousin with a long career from Homestead to Duquesne and Homestead plant leadership.
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C. F. Daly
New York ‘Central Lines
Buffalo
Warren Lynch
Big Four
New York
Newman
Daly
New York Central
Lynch
Chicago Post
George Daniels
H. J. Rhein
Lake Erie and Western
Daniels
Duquesne
Morrison
Carnegie
Homestead
Alva C. ‘Dinkey
Carnegie Steel Company
Charles M. Schwab
Reading of Roosevelt energy message occupy Senate and House
The Roosevelt energy message was read in the House starting at 12:25 p.m. with printed copies distributed to members. In the Senate the reading lasted about two and a half hours, ending at 2:50 p.m. with adjournment to honor the memory of late Benjamin F. Marsh of Illinois.
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Senate
Washington
Roosevelt
Barnes
Benjamin F. Marsh
House
Illinois
Widow keeps empty chair for missing husband for fifty years
TERRE HAUTE IND Mrs Elizab eth Copeland age 82 is dead at New Lebanon. Her life was marked by bitterness after her husband deserted her fifty years ago. At every meal for half a century she set a plate for the missing husband hoping he would return.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Elizabeth Copeland
New Lebanon
Pennsylvania Railroad Ends Free Transportation Policy
In Philadelphia the Pennsylvania Railroad announces it will discontinue all forms of free transportation after the end of the current year amid ongoing agitation over railroad rates and rebates.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pass Separation Bill in France Senate
Paris reports the French senate adopted the church and state separation bill by 181 to 102, with immediate effect. The vote marks a historic change as the new law takes effect at once.
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Paris
Cabinet Crises in Japan Echo Education Rift
TOKIO reports a cabinet crisis as friction between the minister of education and the Imperial University leads to eight professors resigning their positions.
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Japan
Tokio
Education
Imperial University
Abolition of Martial Law Gazetted in Warsaw
Warsaw reports the abolition of martial law with the gazette noting the end of the state and prohibiting meetings by striking post and telegraph workers. The notice signals a return to normal civil authority and restricts industrial action by the workers.
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Warsaw
Six Lost In a Panic On French Liner La Champagne
In a panic on the French liner La Champagne Tuesday when the vessel listed during coaling six immigrants fell overboard and drowned.
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Ahavanna
Berlin Census Shows City Population at Two Million Thirty Three
The census returns disclose Berlin has a population of 2,033,900, according to official figures.
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Berlin
Russian Revolutionists
Kieff
Bill targets insurance firms with campaign contribution felony
Washington report notes Senator Culberson has introduced a bill making it a felony for any insurance company or officer to contribute to a political campaign fund. Senator Tillman mirrors the measure against national banks.
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Washington
Culberson
Tillman
Grand Army ranks thinning at alarming rate in 1905
Buffalo correspondent reports Corporal James Tanner of the Grand Army of the Republic laments rapid death tolls, noting 164 deaths per day among veterans. He cites 48,855 Civil War pensioners died in the year ending June 15, 1905, and urges Congress to raise pensions from 8 to 12 dollars monthly for veterans and widows.
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Buffalo
James Tanner
G. A R
Grand Army
Tanner
Congress
Woman torn to pieces in Kuban mob violence
Daily Telegraph dispatch reports a school mistress Doughents off in the Kuban district derided the czar at a meeting. Loyalist demonstrators mobbed her, she fled, was protected by Cossacks briefly, then forced to publicly worship the czar. The mob overpowered guards and tore the woman limb from limb.
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Russia
London
Daily Telegraph
St. Petersburg
Doughentsoff
Kuban
Coal Dumped In River After Tow Collision
In Cincinnati Ohio ten thousand tons of coal and ten barges were lost when a tow from Pittsburgh navigated under the suspension bridge and struck the south pier on the Ohio river. Each of the twenty barges carried 1,000 tons. The value of the cargo and vessels was not less than $50,000.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Coal City
Pittsburg
Reforms Proposed After Philadelphia Almshouse Report
An advisory committee urged by Mayor Weaver and led by Dr. Coplin released findings on conditions in the department for the insane at Philadelphia General Hospital. The report describes the almshouse as shocking and demands reforms.
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Philadelphia
Weaver
William L. Coplin
Department of Health and
Chariies
Department For
Philadelphia General Hospital
Coplin
Amundsen Reaches Nortg Everet After Northwest Passage
Norwegian government cables congratulations to Captain Amundsen for locating the true magnetic pole of King William Island. Dr Fridtjof Nanser expects the expedition to be a great success.
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Christiania
Amundsen
Nortgevert
Alaska
Northwest Passage
King William Island
Fridjof Nanser
Manchuria Faces Foreign Goods Boycott
Pekin reports a developing boycott of foreign goods in Manchuria. An agent for Standard Oil at Ninchwang conga notes no sales to the Japanese government or police and military in November. Japanese police destroy placards of American and British tobacco firms, leaving no recourse.
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Manchuria
Standard Oil Company
Ninchwang Conga
Peruna Catarrh Remedy Praised Across the Nation
Letters of commendation pour in from every state praising Peruna as the catarrh remedy of the age. Dr Hartman reports hundreds of letters daily from all classes including laborers clerks editors and preachers. The ad cites Peruna as the best safeguard for perfect health against catarrh. Salem Oregon. A Letter from the Ex Governor of Oregon.
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Capitol
Peruna
Atlantic
Pacific
Hartman
Statesman
Oregon
State OF Oregon
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Peruna Almanac
New York University Hosts Talks on Football Brutality
Thirteen colleges have accepted an invitation to meet in New York to discuss alleged brutality in football. Participants include West Point Lafayette Haverford and Rochester among others.
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New York
New York University
West Point Lafayette
Haverford
Rochester
Meeting Postponed for American Association Magnates
CHICAGO The annual meeting of the magnates of the American association has been postponed until December 28.
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A. A
Chicago
Magnates of the American Association
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Corey
Thomas Morrison
Big Trust
Kiaff
Salem
Mull’s
Mull’s Grape. Tonic CO
Third Ave
Rock Island, Iil
Rock Island
Price
W. Diemer
Springfield
Winchester
Free Homestead Lands
Western
Canada
Ottawa
J. 8. Crawford
Ninth Street
Kansas City
Missouri
Stowell & Co., Mfrs
Paspraying
Hook-Hardie Co
Hudson, Mich
Kanene City
Ra Roe “Co
Defiance
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