Democrats in Kent County Sweep Board Seats
Kent county Maryland shifted control with Democratic occupation of the Court House and swearing in of Robert B. Ayres as County Clerk. Judge Lewin W. Wilkes presided as master of ceremonies. Ayres named Thomas Dixon chief deputy. Sheriff J Thomas Waddaway and deputies James Walbert Charles Gill and Adolphus Davis now hold key posts. Samuel Caldwell retains deputy Cora Robinson. Caldwell plans to install his daughter soon. County Commissioner elect Jesse H. Astilton to take a seat on the board.
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Kent County
Maryland
Register of Wills
Samuel G. Caldwell
Cora Robinson
Caldwell
Jesse H.* Asilton
Dog Follows Dead Master to Morgue
In Allegheny County the morgue staff were moved by a scene as Elizabeth Yeats and her pet dog "Jack" followed the body of Andrew Leata from Rankin after a train collision. The dog later was locked in the office while the corpse was moved, and Elizabeth mourned openly with the animalunable to leave.
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Dog
Morgue
Pittsburgh
Dec
Allegheny Country
Elizabeth Yeats
Jack
Andrew Leata
Rankin
Yeats
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pitteburgh
Ray Fries
Elizabeth
John Black
How To Increase Weight and Put on Flesh With Triple Phosphates
An advertisement touts RVANS TRIPLE PHOSPHATES as a tonic to add solid flesh and improve strength. It promises rapid gains in four days and fuller effects after ten more days, claiming gains in nerve responsiveness, ambition, and a healthier complexion. A central Drug Store and Rudy's Pharmacy supply the product with a money-back if one month fails to show results.
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Homer v. Eekle
Rudy
Gulbransen
Panhandle coal merger and Greenshore sale reported
Pittsburgh news notes a proposed Panhandle field merger uniting 30 independent coal firms and a sale involving 4,000 acres of Greenshore district coal and coke properties. Bankers anticipate a combined value up to 60 million dollars shaping a large new coal distributor.
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Pittsburgh
Panhandle
Greenshore
Connellevilla
Jamison Coal and Coke Company
Ta Ile Keyrone Coal and Coke Company
Greensburg
Greenberg Basil Eoa
Court Bars Womens Flasks In Society Circles
Chicago reports United States District Attorney Clyke warns society women to abandon carrying jeweled flasks and endorses potential prosecutions under prohibition laws. He cites widespread display of liquor among high and low society and notes a probe into the Casino Club episode with booze and expulsions.
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Chicago
United States
Clyke
Avive
Child Nearly Strangled by Cough Time Period
Mrs Groby of 116 Washington Ave New Orleans writes that her child nearly strangled from coughing. She reports Foley's Honey and Tar eased the cough, clears mucus, and soothes inflamed surfaces, claiming relief from whooping cough bronchial and other coughs.
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Groby
Washington Ave
New Orleans
Foley
Kaiser to Remarry Widow of Officer
Berlin report claims Emperor William plans to wed the widow of a lieutenant killed in the war. A local newspaper says it received the information from a trustworthy source and that the marriage would revive rumors of a renewed alliance within royal circles.
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Kaiser
Berlin
William
Vinol on the Square Promises Money Back Guarantee
An advertisement touts Vinol as the best body builder and strengthener for all ages. It pledges risk free proof, details contents before purchase, and a money back offer if it fails to help. The copy notes Vinol has been sold locally for 20 years and claims many customers restored to health.
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Vinol
Vinci
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