Peruna Promotes Remarkable Catarrh Cures Across U S
The advertisement markets Hartman Peruna as an internal systemic catarrh remedy. It cites Dr Robert R Roberts and Dr M C Gee endorsing Peruna for catarrh in various organs, including ear and eye symptoms and pelvic issues. It urges readers to write for cures and health booklets.
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Robert R. Roberts
M. D
Washington, D. C
Hartman
United States
F. H. Brand
Mokena
Brand
R- Robbins
Muskogee
J. T
Maine
California
San Francisco
M. C. Gee
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitorium
Columbus
Ohio
Imaginative Man Sees Starch Value Promise
A vivid imagination speaker praises Defiance Starch for higher quality and one third more content than competing starches, offered at the same price as other brands.
Russia Demands Expanded Control in Manchuria and Trade Blocks
St Petersburg reports indicate Russia seeks tax and manufacturing rights in Manchuria, free Chinese duties for Russian goods, and a Mongolian administration stance to preserve status quo. Aims include a Galgan factory for rail materials and a shield on New Chwang duties totaling 2,100,000 taels.
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China
Russia
Manchuria
Foreign Office
Times
Chwang
Shan-Hai-Kwan
New Chwang
Great Arctic ExpeditionLeader Anthony Fiala Heads Party
Anthony Fiala, named to lead the Ziegler Arctic expedition, returned aboard the St Paul from Southampton after a month abroad to oversee ground work and supply purchases. He expects departure in June as ice conditions improve and says the American will sail once repairs and cleaning are complete, though no date is set.
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New York
Anthony Fiala
Ziegler
American Line
St. Paul
Southampton
Fiala
William Ziegler
Trondheim
Omaha
Discovery of a germ that causes smallpox in Boston
Dr. William Thomas Councilman of Harvard Medical School reports a germ capable of causing smallpox. The finding is hailed as a major medical breakthrough in Boston with details to be shared at a Harvard Medical School event hosted by the Boston Society of Medical Science.
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Boston
Mass
The
Globe
William Thomas Councilman
Shattuck
Harvard Medical School
Councilman
Boston Society of Medical Science
Kaw tribe land allotment case delayed to May 23
Guthrie Okla May 23 hearing postponed by Associate Justice Hainer in the Kaw Indian tribe land allotment case. The case will be heard at Newkirk Oklahoma.
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Guthrie, Okla
Hainer
Newkirk Okla
Royal Commission on Food Imports In Time of War
London reports King Edward appoints a royal commission to study food importation during war and related topics. The Prince of Wales serves on the panel while Lord Dalfour of Burleigh chairs the body.
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London
Edward
Prince of Wales
Lord Dalfour of
Burleigh
Seeké New Postal Lawyer Named For Legal Division
Postmaster General Payne discussed with Attorney General Knox a temporary appointment to head the post office department legal division after the removal of General Tyner and while Christiancy remains away pending an investigation.
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Washington
Payne
Knox
Post Office Department
Tyner
Christiancy
Western Lines Set Twenty-One Cent Wheat Move to Gulf
Chicago reports western traffic men reached agreement Monday on a four cent differential above Kansas City for through wheat shipments from Omaha to the Gulf. The new rate, effective May 15, sets Omaha Gulf wheat at 21 cents and corn at 20. The plan aims to relieve Omaha’s grain glut, with Nebraska lines opposing the move in favor of eastbound Chicago traffic.
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Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Aransas
Thomas F. Godfrey
Pass, & Ticket Agt
City Ticket Office
Western
Gulf
Chicago
Western Trafic
Omaha
Kansas City
Nebrazka
Sheridan coal mine strike shuts Dietz operations
The Dietz coil mines in Sheridan Wyoming close after a miners strike over union recognition. About 200 inside workers and 100 outside workers face unemployment as a Burlington railroad system dependent on Sheridan coal risks disruption. Both sides stand firm with no settlement in sight.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Dietz
Here
Burlington Railroad
Wyoming
Carnegie Gifts Endowment Support for Tuskegee Institute
New York reports Andrew Carnegie contributed 600000 toward the endowment of Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute in Alabama. Trustees, meeting soon, will formalize acceptance and plan further endowment growth while Carnegie attends the recent meeting on behalf of the Tuskegee Institute.
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New York
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute
Cattle Die of Starvation Across Kansas Coast to Coast
In two months the Kansas Live Stock Sanitary commission received many complaints from cattlemen in northern and western Kansas about cattle dying from a mysterious disease. Some say mange, others offer different names for the trouble, with some alleging it came from Colorado.
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Topeka
Kan
Witin
Kansas Live Stock Sanitary Commission
Colorado
Judge Advocate General Denies Funston Inquiry Request
The judge advocate general acting for Secretary Root denies General Funston's request for a court of inquiry into charges of cruelty to Filipinos. Funston stated he would resign if a court found he issued orders justifying "no quarter" surrender.
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Washington, D. C
Root
Funston
Baldwin's Reply Held Quiet in War Inquiry
Secretary Root has received General Baldwin's reply to the war department inquiry about his recent interview and alleged reflections on colored and Filipino soldiers. The public release will await Colonel Mills's Denver report before sharing.
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Washington, D. C
Root
Baldwin
War Department
Mills
Denver
Insurgent clash near Radovitz leaves dead on both sides
In Salonica near Radovitz on April 19 a Turkish force defeated about 500 insurgents, some in Bulgarian uniforms. Thirty insurgents and nine Turks were killed. The Redifs division Konnep Asia Minor with sixteen battalions has been called for active service in Macedonia and Albania.
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Salonica
Radovitz
Konnep
Asia Minor
Wyoming Governor in Critical Condition
Cheyenne reports Governor De Forest Richards is ill with an internal complaint and is in critical condition. his health status is being closely watched by state officials and the public.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
de Forest Richards
Dean's Kidney Pills Prove Relief For Back Aches
J W Walls of Lebanon Kentucky testifies that kidney irregularities caused severe back pain and discomfort, and after using Dean's Kidney Pills he found quick lasting relief. The ad offers a free trial by mail and lists Fos ter Millburn Co Buffalo NY as the distributor with price fifty cents per box.
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Dean
Wright
J. W. Walls
Lebanon
East Main Street
Mme
Hugh Murray Drug Co
Mr. Walls
United States
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Postmaster in Florida Returns One Cent Overpaid
The Eloise Florida postmaster settled a one cent cash deficiency by paying it back, but an auditor found Uncle Sam had been overpaid by one cent. A draft for one cent was sent to the postmaster who has received it. The piece ends with a proverb on opportunity and generosity.
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Eloise
Fla
Post Office Department
Sam
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