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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1907
Page
6
A long roundup notes events worldwide from postwar tensions to political shifts. Highlights include the San Francisco grand jury indictments against Mayor Schmitz and associates, international arrests, labor protests, and conflicts across Europe and the Americas.
A priest, believed Armenian and possibly Rev Father Casper, was suffocated in a trunk found in a furnished room at 383 West Thirty-seventh Street. Detectives work the case with two suspects, “Paul Sarkis” and “John,” tied to a rent room in the apartment of Henry and Anna Sherrer. The motive under consideration includes robbery or church feuds in Jersey City.
The Guardian notes Mecklenburg's last feudal state status as grand dukes push a new constitution. Knights and town representatives form the estates while peasants lack political rights. local finance and law remain aristocratic. Short sheets and beds plague hotels, prompting Medical Brief calls for better traveler comfort.
Mrs. William McKinley dies at 1 05 PM after a peaceful gradual decline with doctors and attendants noting no pain. Attendants at the Canton home included Cortelyou, Barber, Day, and Drs Portman and Rixey as funeral plans set for transfer of remains to the national mausoleum.
The sultan selects two top horses as gifts to King Peter and the Crown Prince George of Servia. Officials ensure safe transport with four grooms under a supervising officer. Elaborate preparations cover care and delivery to Servian stables.
John C. Coleman of Swainsboro Georgia testifies kidney troubles and backache improved by Dean's Kidney Pills with lasting relief after use. Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo sells at 50 cents a box. Also contains unrelated literary excerpt from McClure's The Gentle Robber about money and crime.
Mrs A C Brestlin of Chicago reports a year of relentless itching on her baby’s face and neck. After trying many doctors and remedies, Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent Pills brought marked improvement within three boxes, yielding a healthy child. Dates October 1906.
A young mother asks a sea captain to hold her infant, he declines with humor about sea sickness. The excerpt then shifts to a garbled health ad for Garfield Tea promising health benefits and purification, followed by a quip about mental balance when juggling ideas.
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