Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Sidney Resident
A Sidney Nebraska resident, Mrs Herman Schroeder of Washington Ave, testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured her kidney trouble and back pain after failing other remedies. She first endorsed them on May 7 1907 and later confirmed lasting relief. Sold by all dealers priced 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Sidney
Herman Schroeder
Washington Ave
Nebr
Doan
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offers One Hundred Dollar Reward
$100 reward offered by F. J. Cheney & Co. for proof Hall's Catarrh Cure fails. Cure claimed as constitutional, acting on blood and mucous surfaces to destroy disease foundation and build constitution. Sold by druggists at 75 cents. includes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Science Hs
Hall
F. J Cheney & CO
Toledo
All Druggiata
Congress to Probe Wilson Lobby Charge in Tariff Debate
Senator Cummins proposes a five member Senate inquiry to report within ten days on alleged lobbyists in Washington aiming to influence the tariff bill. A companion House resolution from Representative Taverner also seeks a five member committee to identify lobbyists and their methods. La Follette plans a week of tariff talk.
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Cummins
Iowa
Senate
Marshall
Wilson
Washington
Taverner
Ilinois
Congress
la Follette
Roosevelt Fights Libel Suit Over Drunkenness Claim
Former President Theodore Roosevelt testifies in Marquette Michigan that he never drank beer, whisky, or brandy except when prescribed or under exertion. He admits occasional wine with meals and public dinners, while witnesses confirm he was never intoxicated.
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Theodore Roosevelt
George A Newett
Marquette
Mich
Newett
Roosevelt
Michigan City
United States
White House
Deutschers’ Club
Milwaukee
Alexander Lambert
R. N. Rixey
United States Navy
McKinley
Jacob Riis
Gilson Gardner
Long Beach Pier Disaster Barricaded From Films
Investigations and blame for the Long Beach pier collapse dominated city officials work after the Empire Day crowd burst the deck. The double deck structure broke amid panic killing 36 and injuring about 200, with many others paralyzed by the catastrophe. Police chief Sustin barred moving pictures of the disaster.
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Long Beach Pier
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Municipal Pier
City Auditorium
Cal
Sustin
Health chief urged to curb Friedmann tuberculosis treatment
New York health officer Barj Friedmann urged Health Commissioner Lederle to submit a resolution to the Board of Health at its next meeting prohibiting Friedmann treatment for tuberculosis in New York. He cited department reports stating patients under the treatment have not improved and have regressed beyond the disease’s natural course.
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O’connel
Port of
New York
Lederle
Board of Health
Health Department
Moore Implicated in Burnham-Wayne Murders Link Reported
A letter to Chief Bruno of Colorado Springs from M F Amrine, Kansas state industrial school superintendent, states Henry Lee Moore was secretly reporting from Columbia Missouri when the Colorado Springs axe murders occurred. Vesuvius shows renewed activity with a new central fissure and ash emissions.
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Bruno
Colorado Springs
M. F. Amrine
Kansas State Industrial School
Hutchinson
Kan
Henry Lee Moore
W. W. McClaughrey
Columbia
Two Engineers Die in Missouri Train Collision
Two engineers Albert Ford and Lige McLaughlin were killed and several passengers injured in a head on collision between Missouri Pacific passenger trains No. 11 westbound and No. 12 eastbound near Brant Missouri.
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Albert Ford
Lige McLaughlin
Missouri Pacific Railway
Brant
Gaither to Preach at Central and Center Churches
The Rev. B. F. Gaither district superintendent of North Platte Nebraska will preach at the Methodist Episcopal Church next Sunday evening June 1st. Sunday School will meet but no morning preaching. The pastor and Rev Gaither attend Center Church for morning and afternoon services communion and quarterly conference. Epworth League holds service at seven p.m.
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B. F. Gaither
North Platte
Nebraska
Methodist Episcopal Church
Gaither
Center Church
Trinity Lutheran Installs New Pastor Utesch
Rev J H Utesch is installed as Trinity Lutheran’s new pastor in a well attended service. Lord’s Day worship at 11 a m and 8 p m with 10 a m Sunday school. The first church council meeting will be held at 8 p m on Monday June 2. Choir practice moves to Thursday 8 p m. Rev M D Berg of McCool Junction installed Utesch. Rev Hayes led the prayer.
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Church Council
M. D. Berg
McCool Junction
Trinity Lutheran Church
Sidney
J. H. Utesch
M. E. Church
Berg
Children's Day Service Rehearsals Highlight Pastors Elect
The article notes praise for the pastor elect and special music by Mrs H Fuller. A newly organized choir, led by Mrs Layne, prepares anthem books and plans for future services. The Sunday school practices a children’s day service titled Childhood and the Orphans, now scheduled for Sunday, June 15, replacing June 8.
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H. Fuller
Layne
State Fair Board Holds Meeting Discussing Bills and Improvements
State fair board of managers met to approve bills and talk over building improvements. Present were Joseph Roberts of Fremont first vice president J A Ollis Jr of Ord second vice president C H Rudge of the city chairman Peter Youngers of Geneva and John F McArdle of Omaha.
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Joseph Roberts
Fremont
J A Ollis, Jr
Ord
C. H Rudge
Peter Youngers
Geneva
John F. McArdle
Omaha
Four Propositions Go to Vote in Columbus Special Election
In Columbus Nebraska on May 21 a light turnout cast ballots on four measures. Sunday baseball received 488 yes 130 no. ten thousand dollar waterworks bonds 465 yes 147 no. Carnegie library site in the city park 152 yes 466 no.
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Columbus
Neb
Carnegie Library
Denver Supreme Court ruling halts private water plant purchase
The Denver Supreme Court held the city was not compelled to buy the Denver Union Water Company plant or renew its 1890 franchise as it moves toward a municipal water system.
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Supreme Court
Denver
Denver Union Water Company
Meeting Called for National Committee After Congress Adjourns
Republican leaders from twelve states met in Washington to map the 1914 congressional campaign and the two year fight for control of Congress and the White House. The national committee will convene sixty days after Congress adjourns and an extraordinary Republican convention is expected within a year. Aims include reform of representation in conventions and party procedures with closer tie to the congressional campaign committee.
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National Committee
Congress
Washington
White House
Republic& National Committee
Naional Committee
Congressional Campaign Committee
Senator Overman seeks abrogation of Taft civil service order
Senator Overman introduces a resolution to abrogate Taft's order that placed all fourth class postmasters into the civil service He says he did not consult President Wilson or cabinet officers but believes the civil service spirit has been evaded by the action The move targets the postmaster civil service status and challenges the administration of the order
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Taft
Senator Overman
Wilson
Rich Man Slays In Strike Fight
Emil Ehrmann president of Ehrmann Manufacturing shot and killed Edward Wade a teamster for a wholesale house at Terre Haute during a dispute over interference with a girl striker. teuer
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Emil Ehrmann
Ehrmann Manufacturing Company
Edward Wade
Terre Haute
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