Belva Lockwood Endorses Peruna in Letter to Company
Renowned lawyer Belva Lockwood praises Peruna in a letter to The Peruna Medicine Co. stating she and her mother have used it for colds and nerves. She warns catarrh affects the whole body and offers Health and Beauty free to women.
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Belva Lockwood
Washington, D. C
United States
America
Peruna Medicine Company
Hannah J. Bennett
Belva A. Lockwood
Peruna Medicine Co
Clumbus
Ohio
Lynchings In Kansas And Tunnel Collapse In California
In Fort Scott Kansas on January 23 two convicted murderers George Silbee and Ed Meeks were lynched in the county jail yard. In Los Angeles California the west end of the Third Street tunnel under construction caved in, entombing 11 workers and fatally injuring inspector W. J. Lamble. Also notes New Year’s Gods cakes in Coventry and a constitutional ruling in Evansville Indiana.
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Kan
George Silbee
Ed Meeks
Ludf Brothers
Kansan
Leopold Edlinger
Sas Angeles
Cal
Third Street
Hill and
Hope Streets
W.J. Lamble
Jerry Mohn
John Eckhart
Frank Duylessor
John Mitchell
William Paully
Kimberley
Max Costello
Bradden
John Hejoe
J.B. Washburn
Ert Garrett
Macram Arrives in Rome After Lagos to Naples Voyage
Charles A. Macram former United States consul at Pretoria arrived in Rome after leaving Lorenzo Marquez on December 28 and reaching Naples last Thursday. He refused to be interviewed.
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Macram
Rome
Charles A. Macram
United States
Pretoria
Lorenzo Marquez
Naples
Suicide in Salem jail ends three months after murder
Joseph R Willard who killed I. B. Perry about three months earlier hanged himself in the county jail using a window cord. He left a wife and eight small children.
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Salem
Joseph R. Willard
I. 2
Perry
Willard
Cuba Seeks Civil Control Under Military Oversight
The Cuba government issues an order defining civil and military duties. After February 1 communications pass through civil channels. Civil officials handle civil affairs under the military governor. Military officers may act only in extreme cases to preserve public order and must report to the governor. They inspect prisoners, avoid press interference unless needed to prevent disorder, and assist in capturing bandits. Public works and schooling undergo military oversight, with reform plans and eventual civilian control. Bakers strike for 45 gold per month with food. other price drops noted. 150 prisoners released after lengthy detention. General Wood appoints a four member commission to manage island archives. Sympathy with the Boers draws a large Washington audience, with many lawmakers and Irish and German-American groups in attendance.
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Havana
Army
Engineering Department
United States
Nunez
Matanzas
Wood
Earthquake damages and loss reported in Guadalajara and Colima
Reports from the interior show extensive property damage in Guadalajara and Colima with loss of life. Mexico City remained largely unscathed though a suburban church was cracked and will be repaired.
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Mexico City
Guadalajara
Colima
Mexico
The Craving for Stimulants and a Stomach Remedy
The passage notes rising stimulant use tied to exhausted nerves and blood. It urges strengthening the stomach as the remedy and promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for cures of dyspepsia constipation and nervousness.
Ohio legislature to include 28 farmers and varied trades
Labor will be represented by 28 farmers and workers including a pud , dier, molder, engineer, metal polisher, miner and a carpenter in the next Ohio legislature. The striking Kansas City leather workers have been injunctioned by the courts.
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Evansville
Ind
Mattison
Circuit Court
Ohio
Kansas City
Vessel Ashore Near Lewes Sparks Rescue Effort
Fenwick Island life saving station reports a vessel sighted about sight miles off shore throwing up rockets. Officials think a steamer is ashore on Fenwick Island shoals. Tug North America has left Delaware Breakwater to assist at the scene.
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Lewes
Del
Fenwick Island
Fenwick Island Shoals
North America
Delaware
Russia Grants Peasant Settlements in Asia Empire
Russia plans to move European Russian peasants to Asia placing 100 to 300 dollars capital with free transport and 20 year tax free land grants. The policy aims to liberalize incentives for settlers across various Asian regions.
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Russia
Asia
Worldwide book production figures show Germany leading
A survey reports 76 000 annual book production across 13 countries with Germany at about 24 000, Britain near 7 000 and America around 5 000. Other items include iron framing for houses, tramway plans in Liverpool, teething syrup, and medicinal ads.
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Germany
Great Britain
America
Wage Settlement at Wheeling & Lake Erie Changes Pay System
The railway grants a general 10 percent wage advance and shifts from trip to mileage pay. In Georgia a legislative session passes a bill prohibiting child labor under 12 years.
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Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway
Georgia
Fish ponds become valued food among farmers
The article notes that fish as food is gaining value for agricultural classes. A well stocked fish pond is an inexpensive luxury and provides welcome relief from pork or bacon on the farmer's table.
Hall's Catarrh Cure touted as universal remedy
The ad proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh claiming constitutional treatment and blood action. It offers a $100 reward for any cure failure and urges sending for testimonials while noting Hall's Family Pills as complementary. A separate note reports a Tangier incident where a donkey valued at $125 was stolen and the culprit punished by eye branding.
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Hall
Nature
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ten Weeks for 10 Contes from The Illustrated Weekly
The Illustrated Weekly of Denver announces a ten week trial for 100 clubs of six issues each starting Wednesday December twelve offering mining news true stories of love and adventure and illustrations of discovery. It invites organized labor and the public to mass meetings as urged by the recent A S of L convention and asks readers to address the paper and include stamps.
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Illustrated Weekly
Denver
Colo
A. S. of L
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