Peruna Endorsed by Congressman Botkin in Health Letter
In a letter to Dr Hartman Congressman Botkin of Winfield Kansas lauds Peruna and Manalin declaring long standing catarrh relief and potential cure after few bottles. Other testimonials from Frank Richter Selina Tanner L O Marble praise the remedies for stomach catarrh and indigestion. Readers are invited to write for free advice at Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio.
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Hartman
Botkin
Winfield
Kan
Peruna
Manalin
Washington
J. D. Botkin
Ongressman Botkin
Kancasy
Permna
Frank Richter
Winona Minn
Peruna Medicine Company
Selina Tanner
Athens
L. O. Marble
Geneva
Neb
Legislature Passes Wide Range of Bills in House and Senate
Nebraska lawmakers advanced measures on education taxation and governance while debating duties for judges, school funding, and county administration. Key items include a teacher accreditation bill, county fiscal reforms, a straight-ticket voting proposal, and penalties for kidnapping, with adjournments and committee work shaping the session.
Nebraska House Debates War and Insurance Rules in Session
Absence of Republican members delayed convening to 11 o’clock. The body adopted a resolution opposing Britain's conduct in South Africa and expressing Boer sympathy. House roll 220 on mutual insurance capitalization failed 27 to 43. Senate file 3 passed. Senate file 102 to authorize osteopathy passed 54 to 31 after a prolonged call.
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HOUSE
House of Representatives
Nebraska
Great Britain
Africa
South Africa
Transvaal Republic
Loomis
Nebraska Mutual Insurance Companies
Senate
Young
House Passes Measures in Nebraska Legislature on 27th
The house approved several bills including bonding power for counties not in township systems to cover precinct indebtedness, license leveling for peddlers, and a state registry of brands. Debate included advancing multiple senate files and amending others. The osteopathy bill faced procedural moves and potential delay tactics before committee consideration and passage.
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Senate
Currie
Boys’ Reform School
Kearney
Loomis of
Dodge
Ream of Custer
Andrews
Tanner
Lane
House
Uhl
Douglas
Allen
Baldrige
Crounse
Hinshaw
Hitchcock
Jessen
Lyman
Meiklejohn
Nebraska House Passes Wide Range of Appropriations Bill
The morning and part of the afternoon session on the 25th saw committee of the whole consider the claims appropriation bill by Wilcox carrying about $60,000. Amendments struck out old newspaper printing claims and smallpox claims. LIN carries about $37,000 for nearly 200 items. Additional measures include $18,000 for session expenses, $15,000 for Beatrice Feeble Minded Youth institute land, $33,000 for permanent state fair site at Lincoln, higher county treasurer salaries to $6,000, a standard brick size, a $1.3 million general appropriation, and a $10,000 exhibit fund for Pan-American exposition.
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HOUSE
Wilcox
South Omaha
Nebraska Institute For
Beatrice
Lincoln
Torough
Buffalo
Senate considers claims bill and rejects several requests
In a full day session the Senate in committee of the whole disallowed multiple claims including Ferris 124 for Boys' Industrial School, Cheveront 100, Williams 100, Bostrom 447, Pomerene 704.74, Pestner 126.25, Dawes 366.67, Christie 3150, Levy 88, Burnett 5, Butler 180, Hin 3502, Crane 500. An night session reviewed the current expenses appropriation bill item by item, amended and recommended for passage.
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Senate
J. R. Ferris
Boys’ Industrial School
Kearney
L. G. Cheveront
Labor Bureau
I. M. Williams
F. N. Bostrom
L. W. Pomerene
F. B. Pestner
M. C. Dawes
T. W. Christie
J. Levy
Douglas County
J. I. Burnett
J. §. Butler
J. J. Crane
State House
Senate Passes Loomin Bill on House Roll No 56
The senate on the 38th session approved Representative Loomin's measure identified as House Roll No 56. The bill seeks to provide a new framework or policy matter as indicated in the motion. The vote and final disposition are recorded in the session proceedings.
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Benath
Senate
Loomin
Senate actions on library bill and reapportionment notes
The senate passed on third reading a bill creating free traveling libraries and debated reapportionment measures. Other actions included amendments to census based population rules, irrigation district bond issues, and pay increases for city officials. A constitutional amendment for more supreme court judges failed. Governor Dietrich criticized house actions on a clerk salary bill and sent messages to the senate.
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Senate
Teading House
Brown
Otoo County
Young
Harlan
Lancaster County
Evans
Steele
van Hoskirk
Baldrige
Supreme Court
Fowler
Currie
Seenate
Owens
Omaha
Dietrich
House
Indirect Electric Massage Gains Popularity in Therapy
The article explains indirect electricity use in massage where the practitioner is energized and the patient benefits through touch. Proponents claim results surpass traditional massage or electricity alone, noting especially notable outcomes in facial massage.
Yale Alumni Banquet Decorations in New York Simple
The Yale alumni banquet in New York featured modest decorations described as simple, focusing on a clean and understated setup. Attendees included alumni and guests who attended the event.
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Yale
New York
New Zealand Railways Under Government Control
New Zealand's railway system, wholly government run, covers about 2000 miles of track built for 80 million dollars. In 1889 the cash revenue exceeded 7 million dollars while expenditures were under 5 million dollars.
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New Zeland
New Zealand
Indian Missionary’s Story of Cure by Dodd’s Pills
The Rev C H Thompson, a missionary to Choctaw and Creek Indians, fell ill with diabetes and kidney trouble after years of westward travel. A Chicago specialist said recovery was impossible, but after using Dodd’s Kidney Pills he recovered fully and shared his testimonial at age 68, praising the remedy as a God send.
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Little York
Ind
C. H. Thompson
Indiana
Arkansas
Western Prairies
Prairies
Wagoner
Indian Territory
Chicago
Dodd
Bright
New South Carolina Law Limits Pistol Carrying
The new law in South Carolina restricts carrying deadly weapons. It bans possession by civilians of pistols over twenty inches long or weighing more than four pounds, with exceptions only for peace officers.
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South Carolina
Garfield Tea Purifies Blood and Clears Complexion
All diseased conditions of the bloat and skin are benefited by the well known remedy Garfield Tea purifies the blood and clears the complexion.
Patent Costs in Belgium and France Named
A note states patenting abroad costs are $25 in Belgium and $50 in France, outlining price differences for international protection.
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Belgium
France
Grain-O coffee substitute and other ads sweep the page
Grain-O touted as a coffee substitute made from grains with a Mocha like color and claimed safe for children and adults, sold by grocers at 15 0 and 25 cents per package. The page also promotes Carter's Ink, onions as malaria preventive, Kiine’s Nerve Restorer offer, a one free trial bottle, and a travel excursion ad from the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway. Also features a Defiance Starch price claim and moral maxim snippets.
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Java
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Chicago
Milwaukee
South Dakota
North Dakota
E. A. Miller
Bern
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Gorgresswan Botkin
Kansas
Gured
United States
Mrs. Selina Tanner
MILO
Stevens & Div
Chivaxo
Crow
FBI
Ington
Ceteland
Detroit
Ychester
Winchester Repeating Arms CO
Wew Haven
Conn
W. L. Douglas
W. J. Douglas
Dougie
Enduung
Eric
Douglas Shoe Co
Mirocktos
Mass
Billa
Mis
Zeigler
O'Neill
McCargar
Martin
Barbers’ Examining Board
Campbell
A. H. Blair
State Board of Transportation
State Railway Commission
Rosewater
Thompson
D. E
W. H
State Banking Board
Milford
Wilkinson
Sprecher
Sears
Penitentiary
Berge
L. E
W. L
Flastings
Ransom
Hastings
San Francisco
Sherman County
Missouri
Toukkome
Vienna
Carter
Kiine
United States Senate
Defiance
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