Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Sidney Resident
A Sidney Nebraska resident Mrs Herman Schroeder recalls kidney trouble with back pain and dizziness, stating Doan's Kidney Pills cured her after the first box and the relief was permanent. The endorsement was given May 7, 1907 and renewed years later. Sold by all dealers priced 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Dean's.
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Sidney
Herman Schroeder
Washington Ave
Nebr
Doan
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offers $100 Reward
An old advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy that cures catarrh by acting on blood and mucous membranes. It offers $100 to anyone not cured and urges sending testimonials to F J Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio. Also promotes Dr. Hall's Pills for constipation.
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Sclence
Fall
Hall
J Cheney & CO
Toledo
Assassination of Schefket Pasha Shocks Constantinople
Mahmud Schefket Pasha the Turkish grand vizier was shot dead in Constantinople as he rode in a motor car toward the Sublime Porte. Two civilians carried out the attack, believed to be part of a plot against the Committee of Union and Progress. Abraham Bey, his aide, was also killed.
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Committee of Union and Progress
Abraham Bey
Mahmoud Schefket Pasha
Constantinople
Sublime Porte
Young Turks
Ibraham Bey
Oatmeal Trust Attacked by Federal Anti Trust Suit
Chicago June 12 The Quaker Oats Company controlling about ninety percent of oat meal products and by products is accused in a federal anti trust suit of monopoly in deroga tion of the rights of the people and violation of the Sherman law. The bill seeks to withhold interstate commerce until competition returns and asks temporary prohibitions with potential future reimposition if violations recur.
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Chicago
Quaker Oats Company
Oatmeal Trust
United States
Great Western Cereal Company
James H. Wilkerson
Hope to avert war in the Balkans appeals to great powers
London reports say Russia and Germany push for peace with French backing to deter Balkan states from war. Spain’s Liberal party split prompts Premier Count Alvaro De Romanones to submit resignation to King Alfonso, accepted provisionally along with his ministers.
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London
Vienna
Russia
Germany
Servia
Bulgaria
Madrid
Liberal Party
Alvaro de Romanones
Alfonso
American yacht Columbia seized at Wakayama port
The American yacht Columbia was seized when she docked at Wakayama for repairs during a voyage from Nagasaki to Yokohama. The incident occurred in a non open port.
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Tokyo
Columbia
Wakayama
Nagasaki
Yokohama
Nervy Fish Trap Incident Grips Water Town
Lincoln March 5. Weeping Water man draws the attention of Game Warden Rutenbeck after deputies find a floating fish trap in a creek running through town. A block and tackle used to haul the trap out was suspended above the device in full view. The outfit was destroyed when no owner claimed it.
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Lincoln
Rutenbeck
Transfer switch requests filed for rail lines
H J Struve manager of Deshler broom factory petitions the state railway commission to install transfer switches at Nelson on Rock Island and Burlington lines and at Nora on Rock Island Northwestern. He says the switches would help move his goods to market and allow price competition under current transport facilities.
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Rock Island
Burlington
Nelson
Northwestern
Nora
State Railway Commission
H. J. Struve
Deshler Broom Factory
Struve
Whitemound merchant buys Chamberlain medicines
W. D. Magli, a well known Whitemound merchant, purchased Chamberlain's medicines to stock for customers. After receiving them he fell ill and states that one small bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was worth more to him than the cost of his entire stock. For sale by all dealers.
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W. D. Magli
Whitemound
Wis
Chamberlain
WINS RATE CASE Minneapolis MStP Tariffs Upheld Proclaimed Valid
Minnesota state rate case ends with Supreme Court ruling that Minneapolis and St Louis tariffs are confiscatory and unconstitutional while Northern Pacific and Great Western rates survive. Decision backs state railway commission power to set passenger and maximum freight rates non confiscatory, preserving broad regulatory authority despite limits.
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Minnesota
Supreme Court
Justice Hughes
Minneapolis and St. Louis
Northern Pacific
Great Western
Minneapolis and
St Louis
Railway Commission
Supreme Court upholds newspaper publicity law 1912
The federal Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of the newspaper publicity provision of the 1912 postal appropriation act. It barred mailing newspapers without editors owners stockholders and bondholders sworn semi annual statements and required disclosure of average daily circulation. It also prohibited publishing paid articles without labeling them advertisement.
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Federal Supreme Court
JAP SUSPECTED OF SPYING AT FORT WADS WORTH
Kato Osaka a well educated man was pulled from New York bay near Fort Wadsworth and is detained at Ellis Island pending investigation. Rescue witnesses say he spoke fluent English and threw a packet of papers overboard, raising suspicions of espionage.
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Kato Osaka
New York Bay
Fort Wadsworth
Ellis Island
Osaka
Wood is Acquitted Head of Woolen Co in Dynamite Charge
The jury acquitted William M. Wood of the American Woolen Co of conspiracy to injure Lawrence textile strikers by planting dynamite. Frederick E. Atteaux’s case showed disagreement. Dennis J. Collins, turning state's evidence, was found guilty on two counts. Judge Crosby ordered an inquiry into reports of juror influence. Cowboys race for 1000 prize opens a 1500 mile challenge from Kansas City to Winnipeg with Spur Texas rider Miller Hawk and others.
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William M. Wood
American Woolen Company
Lawrence
Frederick E. Atteaux
Dennis J. Colling
Crosby
Morris Human
Kansas City
Miller Hawk
Spur
Tex
William Benton
Sierra Blanco
T. O. Henderson
Casayama
Mex
Winnipeg
Can
Omaha
Minneapolis
Auto deaths in Chicago prompt coroner to seek manslaughter law
Coroner Hoffman investigates causes behind forty four automobile deaths in Chicago in the first five months of the year, more than double the count for the same period in 1912. He argues for a law to convict careless drivers of manslaughter.
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Hoffman
Chicago
Emily Davison Dies From Derby Injuries At Epsom
Miss Emily Wilding Davison, a prominent suffragette, succumbed to injuries received last week after she rushed the racetrack and halted the King's horse in the Derby at Epsom. The incident sparked international coverage and intensified calls for women's voting rights.
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Emily Wilding Davison
Epsom
Princeton Confers 255 Degrees at 166th Graduation
Princeton held its 166th commencement in Alexander Hall with 255 graduates receiving first degrees marking the close of the annual exercises.
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Princeton
Alexander Hall
Charlton Ordered Back to Italy for Murder Charge
The United States Supreme Court rules Porter Charlton must return to Italy to answer the June 1910 charge of murdering his wife at Lake Como. The ruling clarifies jurisdiction and extradition obligations in the case.
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Charlton
Italy
Porter Charlton
Lake Como
United States Supreme Court
Porfirio Diaz May Return to Mexico
A brother-in-law of ex President Diaz left Paris for Mexico to discuss with the government the question of the former dictator's return.
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Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
Paris
Diaz
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Schefket Pasha
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Huger Pratt
Abigail Parkhurst
Cleveland, O
Alexis Georges Karageorgevitch
Peter of
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U. P
Rock Springs
Wanna
Standard Oil Company
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