Enduring Faith in Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsed
A Sterling Colorado resident, retired farmer S Diffendorfer, testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills gave lasting relief and a permanent cure by restoring natural kidney secretions. He urges readers to buy the 60 cent remedy from Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, sole US agents, and to remember the name Noan's.
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Dean
Sterling
S. Diffendorfer
S. Fourth St
Sterling, Colo
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Noan’s
Four Stage Holdups In Yellowstone Park
Two men halted four stage coaches in Yellowstone Montana robbing 165 passengers and bagging about 33000. Passengers list included Mrs S P Kidder Madison Wis Martin Rutkowski and wife Milwaukee and several Mrs H J Baldwin Joplin Mo. Authorities pursue toward Jackson Hole with 500 reward offered by firms involved.
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Yellowstone Park
Montana
Spring Creek Canyon
Old Faithful
L. M. Brett
Jackson Hole
S. P. Kidder
Madison
Wis
Martin Rutkowski
Milwaukee
Frank Bole
Davenport
Russel Bole
H. J Baldwin
Joplin
H. J. Cawley
Kansas City
Mediation in Balance as Rail Strike Looms
Negotiations at Chicago by the federal board of mediation and conciliation stall while engineers and firemen across 98 western railroads await word from the workers. About 55,000 workers are directly affected, with many more at risk if a strike occurs.
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Chicago
Federal Board of Mediation
Western Railroads
Railroad Managers’ Committee
Federal Board
Orange Volunteers Parade in Belfast Demonstrates Orange Strength
A parade in Belfast featured two full Ulster volunteer regiments numbering several thousand men. All carried rifles and were heavily guarded as they marched through principal streets. The display was the boldest Orange show yet in the home rule struggle, drawing strong public enthusiasm.
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Ulster Volunteers
Belfast
Murder of John Ziegler Solved in Springfield Grocery Case
Horace Freeman confessed to warden in Chester that he shot and killed John Ziegler during a 1930s Springfield grocery robbery after the storekeeper refused to hand over money. The confession closes an eight year mystery surrounding the crime in Newfoundland.
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John Ziegler
Springfield
Horace Freeman
Chester
Ziegler
Bubonic plague case reported in New Orleans outbreak
The eleventh plague case since the outbreak began in New Orleans was announced. Joseph Sitt, age forty one and a janitor, was taken to the isolation hospital with the disease.
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New Orleans
Joseph Sitt
Paris Jury Acquits Caillaux Of Calmette Murder
Madame Henriette Caillaux is acquitted by a Paris jury of the murder of Gaston Calmette editor of Figaro on March 16. The verdict prompts a wild and dramatic public reaction across the city as the case draws to a close.
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Madame Henriette Caillaux
Paris
Gaston Calmette
The
Figaro
General Huerta Arrival in Kingston with Mexican Fugitives
General Huerta and a group of fugitives from Mexico arrived in Kingston Jamaica aboard the German cruiser Dresden from Puerto Mexico. Army worm pest causes Michigan farmers losses exceeding one million dollars.
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General Huerta
Mexico
Kingston
Jamaica
Dresden
Puerto Mexico
Michigan
Two Berwick Teens Die In Racing Car Crash
Two well known Berwick youths, Clarké Harry and Elmer Dean, were killed in an automobile accident near Orangeville. The cars were racing when one crashed into a tree. Harry died instantly and Dean died shortly after from his injuries.
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Berwick
Orangeville
Clarké Harry
Elmer Dean
Death of Brigadier General Casatti Cadmus Carr in Chicago
Brigadier General Casatti Cadmus Carr, a Civil War and Spanish War veteran with many Indian campaigns, died at his Chicago home. Born in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, on March 2, 1842, his passing ends a long military career.
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Casatti Cadmus Carr
Chicago
Harrisburg
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha
Light receipts of sheep and lambs with prices steady to a shade better. Cattle: 2,025 head with good to choice beeves quoted $9.75, cows and heifers firmer but demand for butchers and canners weak. Hogs: 7,985 with prices near Tuesday, top $8.85. Lambs and sheep: extremely light receipts, trades active and steady to a shade better, Idaho lambs at $7.75, natives at $8.00.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Idaho
Water equity dispute denied over Pathfinder reservoir outlet
On July 29 the request by George D. Gilliland of Lexington Gothenburg Light and Power and the Cozad Canal to divert Pathfinder reservoir water into the ditch from the reservoir was filed with Senator Hitchcock and sent to the reclamation service, which denied the request.
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Tinecon
George D. Gilliland
Lexington
Gothenburg Light and Power Company
Cozad Canal Company
Pathfinder Reservoir
Hitchcock
Iim
Reclamation Service
Judge Hunt Nominated for Chief Justice Seat
Petitions were filed with the secretary of state nominating George J. Hunt of Bridgeport for chief justice of the supreme court. The petitions were signed by 3,500 voters from counties across the state.
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Judge Hunt
Secretary of State
George J. Hunt
Bridgeport
The
Supreme Court
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the Telegraph
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Cheyenne County
Sidney
Nebras
Obermeyer & Sons
A UL TV
Sidney, Neb
Fereight
Lee
Wee
Canada
M. A. Snipman
I. W.wakeley
Omaha
Nebraska
Union Pacific
Union One
A. Mm
W. J. Shoemaker
Utey Say
Publishers’ Music Company
Yupon
ESSIG
F. G. Griffith
Edw
Rummelhart
Western Drug Co
Sidney Drug CO. Druggists
Swan Dedrick
Jackson Hole Country
Orange Volunteers
Ulster
Mme. Caillaux
Huerta
General Carr
Maxwell
Livoni & Son
Neb
L. M. Garey
Standard Oil Company
Omarma
OED Reliabee American Bank
United States Depository
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