Dr Williams Pink Pills lauded for stomach cure and blood build
The advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a trusted stomach remedy and blood builder. A testimonial from Mrs N B Whitley of Boxley Arkansas is cited, claiming relief from chronic stomach inflammation, faintness, and weakness after using the pills. The copy asserts no harmful drugs and notes prices and seller details.
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Williams
United States
N. B. Whitley
Boxley, Ark
Dr. Williams
Pink Pilla
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N.Y
Waitress and Customer Exchange Sparks Indignant Encounter
In a brief, unclear exchange a waitress speaks to a customer about food, while a sense of indigestion hangs over the dining room. The fragment hints at a dispute or confusion over meal choices and service. Named persons or organizations are not identifiable in the readable text.
Henpecked Major Made Militia Captain
A comical exchange shows a henpecked major being pressed into captaincy of a local militia. His wife’s watchful eye at the window underscores the social tension. Garfield Tea is advertised as a practical household remedy for constipation indigestion sick head ache colds and impure blood, claimed to clear the complexion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Militiay
Conviction in Beltrami County Murder Case
James Wesley, jailed in Bemidji, found guilty of first degree murder for killing N O Dahl and his daughter Angou around April 7, 1904. Jury verdict delivered yesterday. sentencing awaits. Co-defendant Paul Fournier also linked to the case. the crime described as brutal and cold blooded against an elderly man and a frail young woman on their Beltrami county claim shacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wesley
N. O. Dahl
Bemidji
Minn
Paul Fournier
Angou
Minnesota
Mr. Dall
Beltrami County
Boy Still Missing After fatal muskrat chase incident
La Crosse Wisconsin April 1 John Haley the boy who shot and killed his companion Harold Orton during a muskrat gathering disappeared after the incident. Relatives fear the frightened boy may have drowned himself in the river while fleeing the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Wis
John Haley
Harold Orton
Village in Fire Peril as Fire Station burns
Cedarburg Wisconsin April 6 fire destroyed the village fire station and the village school housed in the same building. Flames spread to an adjoining structure and for a time the entire town faced destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedarburg
Wis
Fire Fighter Dead in Marshalltown Details
Fire fighter Rose Ingledue, 25, daughter of Mayor L. Ingledue, died from palmon tuberculosis contracted after a severe cold five years ago while fighting a blaze as a member of the volunteer department in Marshalltown Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Iowa
Rose Ingledue
L. Ingledue
Palmon
Two Accused of Theft in Spooner District
Two men named Frank Lindy and Eric Hanson were arrested at Trego on charges of robbing Thomas Lumphrey, a laboring man from New Richmond. Both suspects were detained for further questioning in the Spooner area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spooner
Wis
Frank Lindy
Eric Hanson
Trego
Thomas Lumphrey
New Richmond
Car Run Down Three Men in Winnipeg Tragedy
Winnipeg on April 6 reports a street car strike injuring Joseph Wrixon severely with both legs mangled at the hips. Two companions sustained minor injuries. The victim is not expected to survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Joseph Wrixon
Great Northern fined for rebates in federal case
Great Northern Railway was fined 1000 dollars on fifteen counts for freight concessions to the Pacific coast. Judge Page Morris presided in federal court. trial occurred Saturday with bail set at 1000. The case tests Hepburn versus Elkins rail rate law and whether the charged offense remains effective.
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Minneapolis
Great Northern Railway Company
Page Morris
Federal Court
Pas Effi
Cowas
Circuit Court of Appeals
Hepburn Railroad
Elkins
Red River Floods Streets and East Grand Forks Inundated
The Red River near Grand Forks has largelyheld steady with a slight morning fall but remains high. A wide area of East Grand Forks is underwater and residents use boats while some stay in homes. Oslo downriver reports backed up water and risk of business disruption if levels rise. Saunders reports a large ice gorge seven miles downriver and a messenger awaits orders to dynamite it.
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East Grand Forks
Oslo
Grand Forks
N. D
Red River
East Grand Fo
Saunders
Ley
Stanford Newel Dies Former Diplomat at St Paul
STANFORD NEWEL DIES One of the most prominent former American diplomats passes away at his St Paul residence after three weeks of pleurisy. He slipped on Minnesota Club steps three weeks earlier causing a fracture and illness. He was American delegate to The Hague Peace Conference in 1889 and later ambassador to the Netherlands and Luxembourg in 1908. He recently led the Pioneer 5 Newspaper Company as president.
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St. Paul
United Stat
Stamford
Newel
Hague
Netherlands
Luxemburg
Pioneer 5
Blazing stick fatal. woman dies after clothing catches fire
In Sioux Falls, Mrs Hampton aged eighty died after her son Abraham Hampton of Platte burned kerosene in the yard. As she carried a burning wood piece toward the house a portion touched her back setting her clothing ablaze. Her celluloid hairpins ignited instantly from the flames.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Hampton
Abraham Hampton
Platte
Woman Fasts 33 Days in Am Admitted Cure Trial
In Fergus Falls Minnesota on April 8 a report notes Mrs Harriet M Closa began a fast of 33 days as a personal cure she plans to continue for two more weeks while tending her duties. Separately a heavy April snowstorm halted local seeding with farmers delaying work for several days.
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Harriet M. Closa
Fergus Falls
Minn
Two Boys Drown in Slough Near Grand Forks N C
Three boys went sailing on a slough near her eyes when a heavy wind drove the boat over. Two boys drowned in the mishap while the third escaped with a narrow brush with death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slough
Grand Forks
N. C
Boy Injured by Savage Hog in Moorhead Barnyard
In Moorhead Minnesota on April 9 a twelve year old son of farmer Arne Ostrom was severely injured when a savage hog attacked him in the barn yard.
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Browerville
Minn
Agnus Torek
Ward Township
Moorhead
Arne Ostrom
Grand Jury Hauls Liquor Cases In Sioux Falls Proceedings
A South Central state case roundup reports Jighes Maison as the first defendant sentenced in the current United States court term at Sioux Falls for selling liquor at Wagnell in Chalice Mix county. The Yankton and Crow Creek reservations figure in prosecutions for liquor violations and horse theft, with several defendants bound for trial in Sioux Falls or Aberdeen.
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Jighes Maison
Grart
Durin
Tern
United Stars Court
Sioux Falls
Wagnell
Chalice Mix County
Warneries
Yankton
H. Wright
Madison
Mailison
Jenigney
Carlind
Carlund
United States Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Kaw
Yellow Back
Crow Creek
Joseph Old Lodge
Rosebud
Benjamin F. Burns
Yankton Reservation
James Madison
Max Lyman
Harry Slow
Crow Creek Reservation
Jerome Cadotte
Francis New Earth
Ferron
Notorians
Sully
Uer
Range shift to dairy prompts creamery boom in western South Dakota
Cattlemen adapt to new dairy conditions by forming a creamery alliance centered at Fort Pierre with shipping stations along the railroad to the Black Hills. Westward stations will open once the central plant is ready within weeks, while a Hayes creamery rises inland but delays milk handling due to ice shortages. Families move west with large households, many girls, and Rev. Samuel Mellette resigns after seventeen years at Pierpont, planning to visit New York and England.
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Missouri
Fort Pierre
Black Hills
Cvttlemen
Wesiver
Uhm
Hayes
Samuel Mellette
Pierpont
New York State
England
Faith and Facts in a Sermon Conviction Mixed
A sermon emphasizes that faith grounded in facts sustains conviction rather than fanciful ideas. The speaker argues truth and evidence reinforce belief, urging practical piety and disciplined thought.
The Happy Christian Becomes a Tug of Faith
A brief satire notes a cheerful Christian who evangelizes loudly, provoking a rival neighbor to resist happiness until he accepts the same faith, illustrating tension between zeal and personal peace.
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Kaise Moon
Northwest News
Marengo
Grand
A. M. Henderson
St. Cloud
Ida
August Moeller
St. Augus
Allan Black Company
Crosse
Crookston
Winona
John Batzel
Frank
Alberta
Canada
Great Northern
Stanford Newel
Lydia BE
Pinkham
Vorretalle
Rose Moore
Lydia E. Pinkham
Otter
Tidia E. Pinkham
Alabastine Company
Grand Rapids
Mich
New York City
Sloans Liniment
Earl S. Sloan
Boston
Mass
Masury
John W. Masury & Son
New, York
W. L. Douglas
Mon'k
von Bhoen
Misses’ & Children
W.L. Douglas
Brockton
Douilan
Prouida
Woodward
Grain Commission
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