Bank Failure Echo in Pittsburg and Arrests Reported
Pittsburgh March 27 five or more arrests were made yesterday tied to the failure of the Enterprise Journal Bank of Allegheny which had closed its doors last October following the sensational sums of its cashier T Lee Clark. Deputy marshals took suspects Forest B Nichols private secretary William H Andrews Menzemer George O Ral and Edward P McMillan employees of the Enterprise Bank and E Cook an alleged partner along with Cashier Clark in several real estate deals.
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Pittsburg
Enterprise Jonal Bank of Allegheny
T. Lee Clark
W. 8. Marshalls
Cus- Forest
B. Nichols
Secsf
William H. Andrews
Menzemer
George O' Ral
Edward P. McMillan
Enterprise Bank
E. Cook
Clark
Grip Quickly Knocked Out After Severe Winter Colds
A maple landing Indiana man Mr J RR and his wife describe contracting severe colds during a harsh winter that developed into influenza. They report using Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy with Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets, noting rapid improvement after doses. The account attributes recovery to the medicines and mentions a resident clairvoyant in the West Mechanic Street area.
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Mr. J. RR
Maple Landing
Chamberlain
Imberlain
Torture By Savages Savior: Electric Bitters Cited
W M Sherman of Cushing Maine recalls three months of kidney inflammation and credits Electric Bitters with a full recovery after three bottles. The ad claims cures for liver troubles dyspepsia blood disorders and malaria with guarantee by F G Bland druggist priced at 50 cents.
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Philippines
W. M. Sherman
Cushing
F. G. Bland
Price
Pine-tles: a medicine from pine forests sold locally
The advertisement touts pine-tles a remedy from pine gums and resins for backache kidney and bladder issues. It states the product uses components from native pine forests and is sold by F. G. Bland.
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F. G. Bland
Notice of license applications in Clarksburg West Virginia
List of applicants for spirit licenses to operate taverns and stores in Clarksburg commencing May 1 1906 with names including Fred A Criss James Boyle Mann Brewing Company John B Hickman and Charles H Jones Resener Toledo Breweries Patrick J Glancy Michael Burk Joseph W Latstetter Meshach Frost Frank Duffy John W Duffy Raymond J Gailey William Griffith McDonnell Brennan Thomas Kearns Joseph A Davis Barrett Murray Hannon Crescent Liquor Company Thomas Seely Michael D Sheridan Rock Bell Capitol Hotel Building Thomas Spillman Patrick McGovern and others detailing residences and proposed premises in Clarksburg West Virginia.
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Fred A. Criss
Siers
West Pike Street
Clarksburg
West Virginia
James Boyle
Boyle Buildstreet
Mann Brewing Company
Clarkeburg
Ice
S. E
Fourth and
Pike Streets
MICHAEL _BURK
Burk
Pike Street
Joseph W. Latstetter
West Street
John Lin
Lyon
Burg
I Meshach Frost
M. Frost & Company
Latstet
West
West, Virginia
Seely
Michael D. Sheridan
Clarksburg Licenses Hearings and Rail Schedules 1906
City of Clarksburg to hear applications for licenses on April 2 1906. Clerk Will H. Cole notes schedule effective March 15 1906 for daily and Sunday rail departures and arrivals serving Cumberland Washington York Grafton Webster Springs Martinsville and Weston lines. Also listed are local business names and a brief miscellaneous ad mix.
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Clarksburg
Will H. Cole
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British Columbia
Akete
Utah
Washington
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Loyd Duff
Metropolitan Hotel
Chas. and Criss Jasper
Jasper, Sons
Fairmont Brewing Company
Baltimore Street
Anthony L. Gaughan
Reed
Frank Gaughan
Patton
Harvey W. Williams
Keenan
Corner Depot
Eastle Streets
Clarksurg
Hoster
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Hester
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