Petuna praised by Wisconsin and Missouri readers
Appleton Wisconsin resident Emma Stolt says Petuna relieved back pains inflammation and ailments after years of poor health. Theresa Bertles of White Church Missouri reports six months of Petuna use left her free of stomach and internal pains and able to breathe normally again.
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Oneida St
Appleton
Pernna
Seichber
Peruns
Tam
Theresa Bertles
White Church
Utah mining basin notes and new ventures abroad
The Utah mining scene reports a 2 cent per share weekly dividend totaling about 3000 dollars. Dietrich Milling gains a lease on old Cometock dumps in Nevada. Jonse Knight plans a Utah coal railroad venture. Detroit district near Oasis, Utah, may rise like Tintic, with Heinze tied to a new Maine smelting company of capital 910 million. Centen nial Wyoming shows $1000 ore samples. a seven mile lead vein and deep trench. A New York woman prospecting Nevada adopts men’s work attire. Iron Age notes June blast furnace output at 2,247,420 tons, up from May. American Smelting lowers lead price 55 cents per 100 pounds. Rail and water projects in Lee district headline pipelines and spur tracks. Owyhee county anticipates quiet July after wage hike dispute. Stockton’s Honerine to sink 20 feet, with August ore breaks and September smelter readiness. Balaklala aims for August ore breaking and September 1 operations, Trinity set to start. Hartville uplift in Wyoming features widespread copper and potential ore beds. Howard the chemist proposes a gold extraction processor from quartz that could revolutionize mining economics. San Tos Secoma Pieces Co in Salt Lake files articles of incorporation. American Fork excitement follows ore strike and rising stock activity.
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Dietrich Milling Company
Virginia City
Nevada
Jonse Knight
Prove
Uintah County
Detroit
Oasis
Tintic
F. Aurntus Heinze
Mingrs’ Smelting Company
Juet Incorporated
Maine
Salt Lake Valley
Centennial
Wyoming
New York
American Smelting & Refining Company
Lee
Owyhee County
Idaho
Silver City
de Lamar
Honerine
Stockton
Balaklala
Trinity
Hrown
North Platte River
Hartville
Black Hills
South Dakota
Julian
Mistriofe
Howard
Ian
Santos Secoma Pieces Company
Salt Lake
American Fork
Teachers At Los Angeles Pass Many Resolutions
The National Education association adopted a series of resolutions including a call for systematic patriotism lessons, stronger civic duties, and humane regard. It backed simplified spelling, approved teacher pay raises, harmonizing child labor laws, and universal education, while opposing secret societies in schools and endorsing a merit-based promotion system and world peace.
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Los Angeles
National
Dice Hrnal Association
Iebor
Tachors of América
Iteagchation
Association
Board of Directors
Thore
Vatican settlement ends fight over Philippine church lands
An agreement between the secretary of war and Philippine Catholic representatives ends major disputes. The Roman Catholic church will hold title to the San Jose Hospital land and related properties valued at 2,066,000 dollars, relinquishing claims on Santa Potenciana and Santa Lazzio except the Archbishop retains the Santa Cruz cemetery block. The Spanish-Filipino bank dispute is settled with no further exclusive privileges for note issues, while the bank gains government-approved confirmation.
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Philippines
Manilla
Hospital of San Jose
Hospital of San Juan de Dios
College of Santa Isabeli
Burlington to implement two cent fare plan nationwide
Assistant General Passenger Agent Buckingham announced within ten days the Burlington would launch a two cent fare scheme across its system. Trains would run from Wyoming to South Dakota, including Montana, Colorado, Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, Iowa, Minnesota, and Illinois, once tariff details are finalized and clerks complete the schedule.
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Omaha
Buckingham
Burlington Railroad
Wyoming
Montana
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
South Dakota
Clerke
Kilrain to Meet Sullivan in Tour Under Manager Pace
In Boston Jake Kilrain, once a foe of John L Sullivan, plans a comeback tour with Sullivan and An Expects to Hall as manager says the event is certain to draw lumber workers to workhouses. In Toledo Judge Morris convicts a brick and lumber merchant for violating the Valentine antitrust law and fines each $1,000 plus costs. Bridge agents admit guilt. sentences include workhouse terms to be served. Workhouse is suspended for ten days due to quarantine against emallpen.
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Bostog
Jake Kilrain
John L Sullivan
Hall
Toledo
Morris
Emallpen
Native of Goldfield Saloon Robbed and Looted
Two masked men entered The Inn Goldfield saloon and a tent up height took 650 dollars from the crop Nabé and 165 from the cash register. The report ties in other regional crimes and labor disputes across Wyoming and surrounding areas, including railroad worker strikes and a highwayman’s death in Las Vegas.
Bill's Reason: New Connecticut Captain Praises Old Salt
Hugo Osterbaur, new captain of the battleship Connecticut, lauds an old salt at a New York dinner. The older sailor has disappeared, his dignity and stories fading after ridicule. A tale recalls a shellback beard and a joke about shaving upper lip and a place to smoke a match.
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Bill
Hugo Osterbaur
Connecticut
New York
Capt
Osterbaur
Cure for Scaly Eruption After Fourteen Years of Suffering
B Hiram Mattinely of Vermillion South Dakota reports a decade of intense itching and widespread eruptions. After trying many doctors and remedies, he used Cutieura Ointment and Cutieura Soap for three boxes and was completely cured, hair and beard restored, after fourteen years and substantial expense. August 18 1906.
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Hiram Mattinely
Dak
Mixed Voices on Conscience Whisper in Child Talk
A Sunday school moment unfolds as Alice explains conscience to her six year old sister. The elder insists the idea is real, while the younger dismisses it as wind in the ear, highlighting a playful clash over belief and imagination.
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Alice
Kidneys Pill Helped Emma Shirley Gain Health
Miss Emma Shirley of Killbuck writes that kidney disease caused severe headaches and weakness for two years. After taking Dion’s Kidney Pills she recovered, gained weight, and says twelve boxes cured her and saved her life. Sold by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, N.Y.
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Emma Shirley
Killbuck
Dion
Foster Milburp Co
Buffalo
A Famous Pitcher Will Face Rising Rival in View Mountai
Elmer Atrick recalls his spitball era in a New York club boast as a Mountai View prodigy prepares to debut next season. The young pitcher is famed for a remarkably slow ball that seems to vanish before returning.
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Elmer Atrick
New York
Mike
Mountai View
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