Remarkable Experiments on the Stomach by Dr. Valentine
The article discusses experiments and studies on stomach health under Dr. Valentine aided by the United States Army. It extols natural remedies, especially native roots like Hydrastis or Golden Seal, prepared with glycerine to form stomach tonics and liver stimulants. It cites Dr. Pierce and others, praising glycerine extracts and the Golden Medical Discovery for digestive and systemic nourishment.
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Indietcher
Yale
Ted States Army
Pierce
Alcoho
Grave Gulden
Roberts Bolow Jefferson Hical Colles
Philadelhia
Grover M. D
New York
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Regular Troops on Duty in Winnipeg Riot Calm Street Turmoil
In Winnipeg Manitoba April the strike escalated as rioters confronted troops who blocked Higgins and Main with fixed bayonets. Royal Canadian Mounted Rifles controlled main streets while martial law threatened. A riot act was read by Mayor Sharpe and a volley of cartridges followed by a bayonet charge restored order. Two private citizens were arrested for assault on city officials during the disturbances.
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Winnipeg
Man
Royal Canadian Mounted Rifles
Higgins and
Main
Sharpe
Hunt
Citize
Laborers and plasterers reach wage agreement in Chicago
In Chicago on April 2 six thousand building laborers gain from a new contract between the Employing Plasterers' Association and the Hod Carriers and Building Laborers' Union. Plasterers will be paid 40 cents per hour, a three and a half percent raise.
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Chicago
Delegates Attend Fifth Finnish Baptist Mission Union Meeting
Delegates from Massachusetts Illinois Michigan and Minnesota including ministers and workers gather in Duluth for the fifth annual Finnish Baptist Mission Union of America convention now in session.
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Duluth
Massachusetts
Illinois
Michigan
Minnesota
Finnish Baptist Mission Union of America
No Indictments From Ohio Investigation Grand Jury
Cincinnati April 2 The grand jury investigating gratuities and interest paid to county treasurers banks with public funds deposited reported no indictments. The banks were deemed equally guilty with recipients, but since funds were handled by proper officials the jurors found it not expedient to indict.
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Cincinnati
Faith tabernacle pastor held to grand jury in typhoid case
J Wesley Ankins, pastor of Faith Tabernacle, is held on $2,000 bail as an accessory before the fact in the death of Grace Bates, a child who died of typhoid fever. Coroner Jermon says medical care was withheld due to the family following Ankins known as a faith curist. Ankins vanished after the death but surrendered recently.
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Philadelphia
J. Wesley Ankins
Faith Tabernacle
Jermon
Grace Bates
Ankins
Supreme Court affirms questions to Senator Butt in boodle case
The Arkansas Supreme Court upheld a lower court ruling that State Senator Butt must answer grand jury questions about alleged boodle transactions in the last legislature. Butt faces indictment for bribery and asserts his constitutional right against self incrimination by refusing to answer.
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Little Rock
Ark
Supreme Court
Butt
Grand Jury
Chary
Wall Street Declines Hit Anthracite Stocks At Open
New York March 31 The stocks of the anthracite coal roads fell sharply at the market open with Jersey Central down three points Pilladelphia and Reading two percent and Delaware and Hudson two. The entire market moved lower in sympathy with these losses.
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New York
Jersey
Chicago Overcrowding Penalty Ordinance Declared Void
Judge Mack of Cook County circuit court nullified Chicago’s October ordinance that fined street car companies for overcrowded cars. The ruling also blocked prosecutions already filed, with about 500 suits resolved and 2,000 more pending.
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Chicago
Mack
Circuit Court
Cook County
Supreme Court rules Michigan railroad tax constitutional
The U S Supreme Court, in a decision by Justice Brewer, upholds Act 173 of 1901 taxing Michigan railroads by ad valorem value. The cases involve about two million dollars in back taxes and the mapping of railroads’ yearly payments to a fixed system, with railroads arguing under the fourteenth amendment that property was undervalued elsewhere.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Michigan
Justice Brewer
State Board of Sehr
Circuit
Recorder Goff Pushes Insurance Matters Grand Jury
New York April 3 Recorder Goff on the April grand jury instructed it to take up insurance matters. District Attorney Jerome sought a May special grand jury for that purpose. Goff noted conflicts with Judge O Sullivan over instructions and said the panel has full power to act on the issue.
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New York
Goff
Court of General Sessions
Jerome
O'Sullivan
March Grand Jury
Grand Jury
Minister Attacks Senator in Divorce Themed Sermon
Rev Alexander Lewis of First Congregational Church preaches on divorce and its evils. He cites a Kansas senator and others as polygamists, arguing a broader moral scandal beyond a single figure. The sermon links personal divorce cases to public trust and mentions notable social groups.
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Kansas City
Alexander Lewis
First Congregational Church
Roberts
Congress
Wfe
New York
Irisham Young
Former Senator PDev d Hill to Return North
New York reports former Senator PDev d Hill is returning from Camden to the North after a winter of poor health. Friends say his condition has improved greatly in recent months. Washington notes Senator For aker has moved a military affairs bill for a cable from Key West to Panama via Guantanamo.
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New York
Pdev
B. Hill
Camden
D. C
South
Hill
Washington
Senator Foraker
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Key West
Panama
Guantanamo
Secretary of War
Overflow Devastates Alabama River Lowlands
The flood worsens daily as the Alabama and Tombigbee overflow. Steamboat service stops and landings 150 miles above Mobile flood. Fuel runs out in the inundated district. Cattle starve and farms exhaust supplies. Dixie Ala is over 100 miles above Mobile and submerged several feet. The rising water continues.
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Mobile
Ala
Alabama
Tombigbee River
Dixie
Dowie Ousted From Zion In Mexico Driven Move
Chicago April 3 open revolt against John Alexander Dowie led to transfer of Zion City property to Alexander Granger. Waukegan court filings show Voliva, now head of Zion, turning over Dowie and wife lands to Granger for Zion City. Granger then conveyed to Voliva, consolidating authority. Dowie supporters denounced him. Speicher called Dowie insane. Mrs Dowie supported the claim.
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Chicago
John Alexander
Church of
Alexander Granger
Dowie
Mexico
Lake County
Waukegan
W. G. Voliva
Zion
Granger
Zion City
iVoliva
Shiloh
Voliva
Church
Roosevelt Elkins Confer Over Rate Bill Amendments
President Roosevelt and Senator Elkins discussed the limited rate review amendment after a White House conference. Elkins said the Hepburn bill would be reasonably satisfactory and expressed hope the measure would provide shippers and localities equal court review opportunities, while pledging passage of rate legislation.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Elkins
West Virginia
Interstate Commerce Committee
White House
Chicago Board of Trade bans foreign exchange trading
The Chicago Board of Trade adopted a rule prohibiting members from trading on foreign exchanges. The vote was 556 in favor and 147 against the prohibition, effective immediately for members trading from home.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Wisconsin case upholds federal disposal of La Pointe school lands
The U S Supreme Court decided the case of the state of Wisconsin versus Secretary Hitchcock in favor of the national government. The decision concerns the right of the federal government to dispose of 3,840 acres of school sections in the La Pointe Indian reservation in Wisconsin.
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Washington
State of
Wisconsin
Secretary Hitchcock
la Pointe Indien Reservation
Supreme Court of the United States
Russians Prepare For Imminent Hostilities In Manchuria
A Harbin dispatch reports Chinese troops moving toward Manchuria with tensions high. Russian demobilization is halted and General Grodoff orders preparation for possible hostilities amid Japanese influence on China.
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Moscow
The
Russkoe Slavo
Harin
Manchuria
Japan
Grodoff
Condemned Natives Executed Amid Parliamentary Outcry
In London April 3 the announcement of twelve Natal natives execution drew strong protests from Irish Nationalists, Labor, and some Liberals. A Labour official moved to adjourn debate on martial law in Natal and its effects on native subjects. In Pietermaritzburg the condemned for murder of policemen during February’s uprising were shot.
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London
Natal
House of Commons
James Ramsey MacDonald
Labor Representation Committee
Pietermaritzburg
French strike renews with riot and fatalities in Lens region
In Lens France April 2 strike violence erupts with a killed striker and wounded gendarmes as crowds of over 30 000 march and riot. Troops reinforced and investigations into the March 14 catastrophe continue at Fort Wayne and South Whitley train wreck injures twenty three with one dead.
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Lens
France
Henin-Lietard
Fort Wayne
Ind
South Whitley
Workmen Boycott Elections in St Petersburg
The April 3 election of workmen within St Petersburg limits saw a Sun municipal convention, voter turnout limited as six men were elected to the lower house while twenty nine abstained. Half the victors belonged to Constitutional Democrats and the other half to conservatives or the Black Hundred. One elected man is in prison and another refused the post to avoid persecution.
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St. Petersburg
Anarchist Plot Aimed at Spanish Royal Family
Madrid reports an unearth ed anarchist plot at Lebrija to assassinate King Alfonso Queen Maria Christina and Infanta Teresa during Seville Holy Week. Censorship blocks release of details about the plan and how it was uncovered.
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Madrid
Eee
Lebrija
Black Hands
Alfonso
Maria Christina
Infanta Teresa
Seville
Infant Shot Dead in Mother's Arms in Chisholm
In Chisholm Minnesota on April 3 a nine months old baby of Mr and Mrs Frank Bovet was killed while the mother held it in the Glenn mining location. The child was struck by a stray bullet fired during target practice by local youths about a half mile away. The bullet entered a window and pierced the infant's skull, causing instant death as the mother was also struck by debris.
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Chisholm
Minn
Frank Bovet
Glenn
Soli
Man Kills Wife Then Himself Near North Mankato
In Nicollet county, Mrs. Martin Ratus was shot dead by her husband at their North Mankato area farm before he killed himself. The 40 year old bricklayer left a $300 wallet in his vest and a note stating the motive related to his wife and a man named Rome.
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Mankato
Minn
Martin Ratus
Nicollet County
M - Ratus
North Mankato
Ratus
Rome
Grand Jury Expected to Reveal Oregon Land Frauds
Portland April 2 The United States grand jury now in session may issue a sensational final report detailing massive land frauds in Southern Oregon. Testimony reportedly points to perjury schemes and indictments for subornation of perjury and related crimes.
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Portland
Gre
United States Grand Jury
Oregon
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