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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1905
Page
7
A 1960s medical figure promotes Dr. Pierce Favorite Prescription as a non alcoholic tonic for women. It claims cures for uterine related ailments, prepared in Buffalo by chemists, with testimonials and a focus on improving general health.
Chicago faces a threatening race war after the shooting of eight year old Enoch Carlson. White and black residents clash as police struggle to keep order in the Twentyolath and Dearborn streets area. In a riot Sunday night James Gray, a colored man, was killed and Harry Bernstein wounded. a captive building was attacked by a mob of about 1000. The violence followed an accusation by Gray against Bernstein and a white companion. Bernstein, a bartender, fired four shots, killing Gray and wounding him while he was moved to a hospital.
Honolulu reports Lahaina on Maui under martial strain as 2,900 Japanese laborers strike and seize the courthouse area. Militia and plantation police clash after a mill attack leaves one Japanese dead and two wounded. National guard and Huneraly police rush to the scene as the strike broadens from Wailuku.
Chicago jail scene as Hoch spends Saturday in tears amid jeers from fellow prisoners. He laments his quick verdict for the car barn murder, insisting others were found guilty in longer trials. He denounces courts juries and police while pacing his cell and weeping.
Chicago report of mob violence seeking revenge for a boy’s murder. Scores of armed men attacked non union teamsters after following workers from Peabody Coal yard. A riot ensued with one man shot likely fatally and many hurt. arrests reported.
Enterprise Oregon J H McBain of Colorado Springs Cole shot and killed the Trost brothers at West Grossman. He was found guilty of murder in the second degree. McBain says he returned from Colorado to find the Trosts squatting on his ranch and fought to eject them in self defense.
A New Zealand tui or parson bird is described as glossy green with white throat tufts and a size like a blackbird. It can be taught to crow speak and whistle, mimics all bush birds, and makes a bell like note at Veepora. The bird nests twice or thrice a year and faces scarcity as natural harmony fades.
A Montreal Herald excerpt laments people who bear a mountain of duties that shadows life. The tired woman wished to rest but five years later admits she never will. She has forgotten how to simply be, a common modern struggle with overfull obligations.
Ex-Postmaster Haffenden of Woodstock is found short by one cent. J. W. Glistrap and W. J. Clutch are notified that either Haffenden or his bondsmen must cover the missing cent and send it to the Postal Department in Washington at once.
Mildred Keller of Washington DC writes that Peruna cured years of catarrh after failed treatments restoring health, appetite, and strength. The ad notes thousands of testimonials on file and implies wide patient endorsement of Dr. Hartman’s formula.
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