Munyon's Paw Paw Pills Offered Free Trial Package
A free trial package of Munyon's Paw Paw Pills is advertised with free medical advice from Professor Munyon at 53d and Jefferson Streets in Philadelphia. The ad claims the pills gently stimulate the liver, avoid harsh laxatives, and improve digestion, blood quality, and overall health. A regular bottle contains 45 pills for 26 cents.
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Munyon
Professor Munyon
53D & Jefferson Sts
Philadelphia
Munyon’s Laboratory
Dr. Pierce
House Committee Probes Sugar Trust in Washington
The House committee resumes its inquiry into the sugar trust and non competitive zones. Edwin F. Atkins, acting head of American Sugar Refining, admits limited personal knowledge but states the firm owns most California refinery stock and does not compete with those refineries.
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Washington, D. C
American Sugar Refining Company
Sugar Trust
Edwin F. Atkins
The
Sugar Corporation
California
Guilty Plea Ends Fraud Trial In U S District Court
In Boston Rev Norman Plass former Washburn College president testified to a guilty plea in the U S district court on charges of using the mails to further a fraudulent scheme. District Attorney French declined jail time and nolle prosequi seven of twelve counts after Plass and co defendant pleaded guilty on five counts.
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Boston
Mass
United States District Court
Norman Plass
Washburn College
Topeka
Redeemable Investment Company
French
Nolle Prasse
West Point to graduate 83 cadets this year
Eighty three cadets will be graduated into second lieutenants at the military academy. Henry L. Stim son, secretary of war, will deliver the graduation address and Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood, chief of staff, will present the diplomas. The class began with a roll of 146, but only 83 survived the four year course.
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West Point
New York
Military Academy
Henry L. Stimson
Leonard Wood
German Navy Extends Courtesy to American Atlantic Fleet
Berlin reports German naval officers have completed entertainment plans for the second division of the Atlantic fleet visiting Kiel. Special courtesies will be extended by German petty officers and sailors to American comrades. American battleships expected to anchor Kiel June 21 for official visits ahead of Emperor William reception for Admiral Badger and commanders.
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Berlin
Kell
Keil
Emperor William
Badger
Bristow Amendment Adopted After Tie Vote in Senate
In Washington D C the Bristow resolution feature was the Bristow amendment fiercely debated by Senator Bristow with Lorimer and Clarke aiding. The vote tied 44 to 44 and Vice President Sherman cast the deciding ballot in favor, approving the amendment.
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Bristow
Washington, D. C
Senate
Lorimer
Clarke
Sherman
Missouri Pacific to borrow for system improvements
Missouri Pacific Railroad received a certificate from the public utilities commission to issue 20 million dollars in 5 percent three year notes for general improvements. HK F Bush, president, appeared before the commission in Topeka. The notes are secured by a mortgage and by 10 million dollars in bonds as collateral.
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Missouri Pacific
Topeka
Kansas
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Public Utilities Commédesion
HK. F. Bush
Kansas State Conservation Committee Formed in Topeka
The Kansas State Conservation Committee, long sought by Gov. Stubbs, is established to oversee the state's welfare and advise the legislature and governor on conserving all state resources.
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Kansas State Conservation Committee
Topeka
Kansas
State Conservation Committee
Stubbs
Repair Work on Central Branch Atchison Kansas
Following the Missouri Pacific railroad obtaining permission to issue 20 million dollars in notes orders were received along the Central Branch directing general improvement work to begin immediately.
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Central Branch
Atchison
Kansas
Missouri Pacific Railroad
State Publc Utilities Commission
Will Hurry Reciprocity Bill In Senate Schedule Change
The senate began consideration of the Canadian reciprocity bill with speeches by Senators Curtis and McCumber in opposition. It was set as unfinished business and daily hours were moved to noon. Senator Penrose led the bill and expected broad cooperation to wrap up debate soon. Senator Bristow proposed an amendment to sugar grading and revenue improvements for consumers.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Curtis
Kansas
McCumber
North Dakota
Penrose
Bristow
Senator Bristow
Farrell to be questioned by House steel inquiry
Washington officials plan to summon James A. Farrell, president of United States Steel, to explain why steel rails sell cheaper abroad than at home. James Crayley could not answer and directed questions to Farrell, who has run the export business for years.
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Washington, D. C
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Trust” Investigation Committee
House
James A. Farrell
James Crayley
Farrell
New Counterfeit Certificates Found by Secret Service
Washington report details two new counterfeit notes circulating. A $20 gold certificate on bond paper shows Washington portrait defects and imitation silk fibers. The $10 United States note portraying Lewis and Clark is heavily printed with an oversized seal despite good color.
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Washington, D. C
Secret Service
George Washington
United States
Lewis and Clark
Gonzales Names Shoemaker as Mexico Chief Official
Gov. Gonzales appoints an unknown shoemaker to the office of jefe politico in Chihuahua Mexico. The appointment signals a shift toward leaders chosen for ability and moral standing to serve the poor and curb aristocratic public looting.
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Gonzales
Chihuahua
Mexico
Joplin Readies For Missouri Editorial Association
Joplin Missouri prepares for a three day session of the Missouri Editorial association with about 300 newspaper men expected. A Missouri Pacific special train carries the full delegation from St Louis while local commercial clubs in Joplin Carthage and Webb City coordinate a welcome.
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Joplin
Missouri
Missouri Editorial Association
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Carthage
Webb City
Irrigation Plan Near Hartland to Feature 200 Wells
A novel irrigation plant is planned two miles west of Hartland in Kearney County to water a valley between the sand hills and the Arkansas River. J. P. Donahoe, recently from Hutchinson, will sink about 200 eight inch wells ten feet apart. He expresses strong confidence in the project’s ultimate success.
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Kansas
Hutchinson
Sand Hills
Arkansas River
Hartland
Kearney County
J. P. Donahoe
Army engineers to control Missouri River at Sioux City
Washington reports Iowa appeals lead to army engineers undertaking Missouri river control at Sioux City to prevent flooding as river threatens to overflow banks and inundate parts of the city.
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Sioux City
Washington, D. C
Iowa
Army Engineers
Missouri River
Relic Roller Towel Banned by Kansas Health Board
At a Lawrence meeting the state board of health decided that the old roller towel relic must go, marking a move to remove a past facility in Kansas. The decision was announced during the board session in Lawrence.
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Lawrance
Kansas
State Board of Health
Lawrence
Doctor Praises Cuticura Remedies For Skin Cure
Dr B L Whitehead of Boston testifies that Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured a severe dermatitis after other treatments failed for a male patient and his wife saw rapid improvement then full recovery after using the remedies. He endorses the products and urges others to try them.
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B. L. Whitehead, M. D
Dartmouth St
Boston
Mass
A Bachelor’s View of Matrimony From Afar
A wry remark frames marriage as a distant prospect for a bachelor who believes observing from afar is wisest. The line casts matrimony as a measured, humorous choice rather than a immediate call.
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