Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets advertised for all ages
Advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as safe for adults and especially beneficial for children and infants. Quoted letters claim improved digestion, appetite, and growth, with a trial package offered from F A Stuart Co. and product sold in 50 cent boxes. The ad also mentions an incubator device by Chas. Hoyt Co. in Seattle.
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G. H. Crossley
Washington St. Hoboken
New Jersey
Erie Co
N. Y
W. T. Lope
Henry Karis
Erie. Co. N.Y
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bidg
Marshall, Mich
Recall Loses in Court Over Recall Petition Certification
Judge Albertson dismisses mandamus against council and comptroller. Council has no authority to act on a ministerial duty after certificate states petitions are sufficient on their face. Comptroller must answer. court will decide required action. All qualified electors may sign recall petitions, registered or not this year.
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Bothwell
Blaine and
Wardall
Albertson
Frank
Catherine Stirton
Because She Drew a Drunken Loafer
Mrs Myrtle Reed McCullough the novelist explains her death by self harm in a letter to Dr Edmund Sugee made public. She says she wanted a husband and home but drew a drunken loafer and left her home after her husband returned drunkenly on the twelfth anniversary of their meeting.
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Chicago
Edmund Sugee
Myrtle Reed McCullough
Teddy
Never Never Land
Mince Pie Used As Tool In Whiskey Ring Probe
Fargo reports Benson county investigators probe a restaurant keeper who allegedly used mince pies to disguise whisky. A customer reportedly drank two pies and attempted to clean out the joint, raising suspicions of raisin substitution to skirt Prohibition laws. Several North Dakota chefs are suspected in the scheme.
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Fargo
N. D
New England
North Dakota
Benson County
Woman Sentenced for Contempt in Robbery Case
In Chicago on February 7 Judge Honore ordered Hazel Hogan to pay a 1700 dollar fine and serve six months in jail for contempt after she refused to prosecute four men she accused of robbing her of 1756 dollars.
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Chicago
Honore Today
Hazel Hogan
Rebels Lose 20 at Pitzotlan Battle Near Cuernavaca
In a clash between federal troops and Zapatista rebels at Pitzotlan near Cuernavaca, 20 revolutionaries were killed led by Pilipin Neri. Casualties among federal forces are not reported.
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Cuernavaca, Mex
Zapatista
Pitzotlan
Pilipin Neri
Dr Tanner Celebrates 82nd Birthday in Los Angeles
Dr Henry Tanner, pioneer of fasting, marks his 82nd birthday in Los Angeles and announces plans to start a ninety day fast before year end.
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Tanner
Los Angeles
Henry$. Tanner
Bell to Lead Clark California Presidential Campaign
Theo dore A. Bell former Democratic congressman from California will manage Speaker Champ Clark's presidential bid in California as announced in Washington. He will oversee campaign operations and mobilize Democratic supports in key counties.
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Washington
Theodore A. Bell
California
Champ Clark
Woman Hires Regal Suite to Carry Wardrobe Trunk
Miss Julia Ackerman of St Joseph, Missouri weeps at New York harbor as the Hamburg American steamship Cincinnati begins its 16000 mile Oriental voyage. She insists on keeping her wardrobe trunk with her and, after learning she needs space, pays $1000 for a regal suite to accommodate her trunk and several similar items.
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New York
Cincinnati
Hamburg-American Line
Oriental
Julia Ackerman
St. Joseph
Miss Ackerman
Thirteen Mexicans Captured Near El Paso
Washington reports from Col. Steever show 13 armed Mexicans captured by U S cavalry 38 miles northeast of El Paso. The fate of the prisoners is undecided while Gen. Orozco’s influence in Chihuahua raises war department vigilance.
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Washington
War Department
Steever
United States
el Paso
Orozco
Chihuahua
Mexico
Department
Gen. Orozco
First presidential bet posted on Taft re-election
A Wall Street broker offered to wager five thousand dollars against four thousand that Taft would be re-elected if renominated. There were no takers.
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New York
Wall Street
Taft
Lawrence Strike Leaders Denied Habeas Corpus
Lawrence Massachusetts February 7. Striking textile workers learned Justice Braley in Boston denied a writ of habeas corpus for Joseph E tor and his assistant Giovannus who are accused as accessories in the killing of a woman during a clash with militia on strike duty.
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Lawrence
Mass
Justice Braley
Boston
Joseph Ettor
Giovannus
End of Cat Drunkard
In Portland on February 7 a large tom cat named Johnnie fell from the top of Strickson's saloon to the pavement. The animal was described as an habitual drunkard. Whether the fall caused its death or was the result of a spree remains unclear.
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Portland, Or
Johnnie
Strickson
Mystery Motives Delayed by Hotel Register Mistake
In Los Angeles a theatre manager discovered Emma Eames scrawled in a hotel register and learned the name belonged to a 15 year old guest’s daughter. The incident follows a separate note about Edward Bulkley chasing a thief and crashing through a glass door before doctors continue care.
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Los Angeles
Emma Eames
Edward Bulkley
Jare
Short Trial for Former Mayor Schmitz Expected to End Quickly
The 1906 graft case against ex Mayor Eugene E. Schmitz proceeds in San Francisco. Defense lawyers Fairall and Drew told Judge Lawrie the trial should last one to three days after jury impanelment.
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San Francisco
exMayor
Eugene E. Schmitz
Chas. A. Fairall
Frank Drew
Police chiefs plan instant self photograph device
At the National Police Chiefs' association annual convention a new device will be proposed that lets every officer be his own subject in a complete process. An automatic camera will take the shot develop the print and mount the photo in under a minute.
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New York
National Police Chiefs’ Organization
Welty Missing After Conviction In Colfax Case
Colfax Washington February 7 Harry J Welty a convicted bank wrecker from Bellingham remains missing with reports placing him somewhere in the county No trace found His attorneys seek U S Supreme Court bail while the case remains pending The state supreme court has refused to allow bail. EL PASO TEXAS February 7 refugees say Gen Orozco has been inaugurated military dictator and governor of Chihuahua with towns in the north poised to revolt.
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Colfax
Wash
Harry J. Welty
Bellingham
Welty
United States Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
EL Paso
Tex
Chihuahua
Orozco
Hammond Sees Taft Pre nominated and Re-elected
John Hays Hammond, resting in Long Beach, said Taft will be prenominated and re-elected after his brief trip into the Mexican trouble zone.
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Hammond
Long Beach
Cal
John Hays Hammond
Taft
Court Denies Hillman Rehearing on Appeal
San Francisco February 7 Henry Clarence Diillman of Belattie has his appeal to the U S circuit court of appeals denied. His lawyers plan to seek Supreme Court review and 45 days are allowed to file papers. Bond in the case remains unchanged amid the action.
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San Francisco
Clarence Diillman
Belattie
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Fremont cop’s near miss on a taxicab ride
Patrolman Alvah Emerson Heath describes a late night incident on Fremont's bridge where a speeding taxi allegedly knocked him unconscious and dragged him along a guard rail for two hours. He values the ordeal at $14,575 claiming the danger and damage to his force.
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Seattle
Fremont
Alvah Emerson Heath
Gunman Shaffer Killed After Duel With Deputies
The body of C. E. Shaffer, killed in a Woods duel with three deputy sheriffs while resisting arrest for wounding Chas Smith, is brought to Silver Lake Or for an inquest. Deputies C. D. Reeder C. W. Jones and K. O. Chick pursued him. Shaffer fired on orders to surrender and was fatally shot in the chest.
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Silver Lake
C. E. Shaffer
Chas
Smith
Shaffer
C. D. Reeder
C. W. Jones
K. O. Chick
Man Ends Life With Leap From Tacoma Bridge
After years of suffering B. B. Mann calmly wrote farewell notes to friends and leaped 160 feet from the 34th Street bridge into a gulch. He mentioned "Mabel th and Homer" and "Cohinal" in his notes. In his pockets were a phine a hypodermic needle and books on the Gospel of St John.
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Tacoma
Attor Ponte
Oma
B. B. Mann
34Th St
Pracly
Mabelth
Homer
Phine
Monument to Christ the Victor Planned in Vatican
Rome reports a vast monument to Christ the Victor as part of the Vatican’s plan for the 1600th anniversary of Constantine's adoption of Christianity as the official religion. A cornerstone is expected to be laid in October with grand public celebrations planned this year.
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Christ
Rome
Vatican
32 Arrests Next Week in Dynamiting Probe
Simultaneous arrest of 32 men is planned by the federal grand jury in Annapolis as part of a dynamiting investigation. Normal pleas are set for March 12 in U S Court. No names announced. DA Chas W Miller suggests only lower level union officials in the city may be arrested.
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Maxnapolis
Fenn
Sin i Anapolis
Federal Grand Jury
United States
Chas. W Miller
Illinois surgeons war on appendix removals
Dr Harold K Gibson state factory inspection bureau says policy is remove appendix when in doubt and many workers had their appendixes removed last year for stomach ache not appendicitis. He warns over 100 cases in one year. Senator N J Sinnott of The Dalles announces bid for Republican Congress seat in Oregon district during Portland visit.
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Chicago
Harold K. Gibson
State
Portland
N. J. Sinnott
The
Dalles
Congress
Oregon
Barnette Faces Second Charge In Bank Embezzlement Case
United Press telegraphic dispatch from Los Angeles reports E. Barnette, president of the Washington Alaska Bank at Fairbanks, is charged with embezzling $600 of bank funds. He remains at liberty on $100,000 bail, with a promise to appear for a second charge when requested by federal officers.
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United Prese
Los Angeles
E. Barnette
Washington-Alaska
Fairbanks
United States
Barnette
Debutantes Charm Washington Diplomatic Set
Signorita Beatrice Cusani-Con falonieri daughter of the Italian ambassador attends society events and counts Miss Helen Taft among her close friends in Washington's diplomatic circle.
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Signorita Beatrice Cusani-Confalonieri
Washington
Helen Taft
Circus Manager John B. Doris Dies in New York
John B. Doris, noted theatrical manager circus man and politician, dies at his New York home today February 7. Doris was a prominent figure in entertainment and civic affairs.
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New York
John B. Doris
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