Cuticura Heals Longstanding Foot Injury After Trial
A 1905 testimonial from John M Loyd of Alliance Ohio describes a severe foot injury in 1899 and four years of pain with multiple doctors. After sixteen months using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, plus alternative applications, the limb fully healed, enabling him to work again. he compares costs and offers to answer letters. The notice promotes Cuticura remedies and provides pricing.
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Ashe
John M. Loyd
Arch Ave
Alliance
Ohio
Scientific wonder cures and patent remedies advertised
A Bucklen arnica product claims to heal burns boils ulcers cuts and wounds and is priced at 25 cents at Whesler’s store. It also touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with a testimonial from Hon Jake Moore of Atlanta about rapid relief from indigestion and improved health. Sold by Hol and Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
E. R. Malford Eetarer
Waynesboro, Pa
Whesler
Jake Moore
Atlanta
Holand Wheeler
Ayer
Investment plan promises profit on small sums
We make a specialty of small investments twenty dollars up on a cooperative plan with principal and profits guaranteed and cash dividends paid monthly. Address Geo B Baron & Co 20 Imperial Bdg Chicago.
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Geo
Baron & Co
Imperial
Chicago
Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar Cough Syrup Ad
An old advertisement claims Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar is the original laxative cough syrup for coughs colds croup whooping cough and related ailments. It touts bowel cleansing as part of the remedy and notes sales by Holland Wheeler.
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Kennedy
Holland Wheeler
Cole's Veterinary Carb diisalve ad promises relief
A vintage ad touts Cole's Veterinary Carb diisalve as the universal remedy for skin and foot sores in animals. It urges readers to try it and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied, priced at 50 cents in drugstores.
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Cole
Teething Relief Promoted with Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup
An old remedy for teething is advertised as soothing the child and easing gum pain. The product claims to lessen wind colic and crying and is priced at twenty five cents.
Russian Liberal Rejoicing Over Postponed British Fleet Visit
The postponement stems from shared sentiment in Russia and Britain amid war and unrest. Officials cite public opinion but the motive is seen as naval humiliation in Cronstadt and suppression of revolutionary threats. The British delay follows protest over an anti Jewish outbreak in Bialystok.
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Soca Reat
Russia
Admiralty
Cronstadt
Bialystok
Leiter Denies The Report In Thaw Case
New York dispatch says Joseph Leiter of Chicago is sought by the district attorney to testify in the Thaw murder case. The inquiry centers on a dinner dance attended by Nina Farrington, the actress, with Leiter’s potential details. The claim stems from statements to Assistant District Attorney Garvan by another actress.
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New York
Joseph Leiter
Chicago
Jerome
Leiter
Nina Farrington
Garvan
Hartje divorce case back on witness stand
Dr. Marshall D. Ewell the Chicago handwriting expert testified that some letters in the Hartje divorce case were fabricated. He was heavily cross examined by Hartje's counsel J Scott Ferguson, with sharp exchanges and mounting ill will during the morning session.
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Pittsburg
Marshall D. Ewell
Chicago
Hartje
J. Scott Ferguson
Hartie
Ewell
Ferguson
British Postponement of Channel Fleet Visit to Russia
London reports a postponement of the British Channel Fleet visit to Russian waters. Officials say a misinterpretation risked offending Russia and future Anglo Russian relations. A large section of British opinion reportedly welcomes the postponement as no incidents occur.
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London
Russia
House of Commons
Street Fight in Teheran Between Troops and Students
A sharp street clash in Teheran between troops and a procession of student malcontents left twelve students and two soldiers dead. Public confidence returned as shops reopened, though mullahs remained in the great mosque and many believe the shah is unaware of the full state of affairs.
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Teheran
Persia
Shah
Strikers Surrender at Corbett Camp Near Cody Wyoming
On arrival of Sheriff Hammett and thirty deputies at Corbett tunnel a government reclamation camp eight miles from Cody the strikers who had terrorized the town and threatened to give battle to any force sent to quell them surrendered They were paid off and the ring leaders were compelled to leave the camp Quiet now prevails at Corbett but no further trouble is reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cody
Wyo
Hammett
Corbett Tunnel
Ercors
Corbett
Williams Sees Roosevelt as Likely Candidate Again
New York July 16 John Sharp Williams minority leader in the house believes Roosevelt would run again if given the chance. He criticizes the Republicans for tariff revision delays and unrest grows. Williams names W J Bryan as Democratic candidate. denies snubbing Bryan reception committee.
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New York
London
International Parliamentary Congress
John Sharp Williams
House
Roosevelt
Williams
Saragossa
Republican Party
W. J. Bryan
Democratic Party
Mr. Bryan
Europe
Bryan
Remarkable Parliament Commission Report on Member Ship Diversity
A St. Petersburg commission reports on the lower house composition with 22 peoples, divisions by religion including Russian Orthodox and Jews, social classes, and education levels. It notes 181 never attended school, 111 lower grades, 61 middle, 189 university level, yet only two cannot read or write.
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St. Petersburg
Volga
Sugar cargo from Iloilo arrives on Sutherland
The British steamer Sutherland docked in San Francisco from Manila with 147,820 bags of sugar for a local refiner. The cargo weighed 10,548,000 pounds and $164,000 in duty was paid in gold. Sugar originated from Iloilo.
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San Francisco
Sutherland
Manila
Iloilo
Irrevocable pledge cited on Williams interview
In Oyster Bay on July 16 secretary Loeb stated the president would not run again, calling his election night pledge irrevocable and matching his public remark. The interview with John Sharp Williams was shown to Loeb for confirmation.
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Oyster Bay
Li L
John Sharp Williams
Loeb
Ice Trust Boosts Ice Price This Summer
The American Ice Company known as the ice trust plans a price rise to 36 cents per hundred pounds after July 16 for all consumers except private families. It cites a shortage in ice houses and says reduced consumption is needed to avoid total summer shortfalls.
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New York
American Ice Company
The
Ice Trust
Taft Plans Philippine Visit Questioned by Reporters
Washington reports Secretary Taft was asked if he would visit the Philippine islands next spring and if such a visit would signal acceptance of a place on the supreme bench. Taft said no decision has been made and that accepting or declining would not affect his political or judicial career.
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Washington
Philippine Islands
New Spring
Saprecce
Taft
Filpinos
Secretary Shaw designates banks as government depositories
Secretary Shaw for treasury designates banks as government depositories and orders that government bonds used as security for deposits be placed with the government by July 18. He plans to substitute government bonds for state and municipal bonds on loans, while depositing about seven million of the ten million called in. This move is expected to lift government bond prices and improve terms for the Panama issue.
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Washington
Shaw
Treasury Department
New York
Panama
Lyerly Family Murdered in North Carolina Home
Isaac Lyerly his wife and three children were killed at their home near Barbers Junction. Robbers later robbed the house and set fire to the bed. Two older daughters woke to extinguish flames and save the house. Two Negro suspects were arrested. one allegedly warned the victim he would not live to eat his grain.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Isaac Lyerly
Barbers Junction
Hutchins
Lyerly
Boy Hero Rescues Mother From Drowning at Lake
Harold Dorsey, twelve, saved his mother Nancy A. Dorsey from drowning during a Sylvan Lake outing in Pillager Minnesota. She stepped into deep water after his warning and sank, but Harold swam to her, grabbed her by the hair, and pulled her to shore with help from others.
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Harold
Roosevelt Offers Mediation Without a Set Plan
Oyster Bay July 16 President Roosevelt extends U S mediation to resolve Guatemala Salvador dispute in cooperation with Mexico. The United States will adopt the contending governments suggested course if they accept mediation and will not propose procedural steps unless requested.
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Oyster Bay
United States
Mexico
Guatemala
Salvador
Roosevelt
Mystery illness of Mrs Cassie Chadwick III
Prison officials in Columbus report Mrs Cassie Chadwick III is not bedridden and can eat, but remains listless. A swelling on her arm grows larger causing pain and annoyance, with no known cause yet.
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Columbus, O
Cassie Chadwick
Bourke Cochran to Wed Ide Heiress
Manila reports the engagement of Migs Annie D Ide daughter of Governor General Ide to Congressman Bourke Cochran. The couple plans a Washington wedding next fall ensuring a high profile political alliance.
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Manila
Annie D. Ide
Ide
Bourke Cochran
Washington
Czar Advises Officers to Bind Close to Soldiers
Emperor Nicholas addressed artillery school graduates at Peterhof urging officers to remain faithful to throne and Fatherland while closely engaging with troops to meet their needs. The call aims to heal the gap between officers and men seen as weakening morale amid Manchuria's losses and revolutionary propaganda.
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St. Petersburg
Emperor Ncholas
Peterhof
Russia
Manchuria
One Baby Survives After Trestle Tragedy Near Clarksburg
A train collision on a Baltimore and Ohio trestle near Clarksburg kills the father and a sister of Elijah Norris of Uniontown and injures the mother and three other children. A nine month old baby is found between the ties unharmed. Mrs Norris shielded the infant as the fatal crash occurred.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio
Elijah Norris
Uniontown
Norris
Million for Temperance Cause In England Will
London July 16 The will of John Crowle a London merchant leaves 1 150 000 for the promotion of temperance in England under the Wesleyan Methodist conference with the condition that the church raise a like sum within five years.
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London
John Crowle
England
Wesleyan Methodist Conference
Prohibition fixtures seized in Coffeyville Cherryvale raid
Independence Kansas July 16. Authorities under Judge Flannel destroyed ber fixtures from five Coffeyville and one Cherryvale jointists who recently served jail terms for violating the prohibition law. Forty cases of ber and a quantity of whisky were also destroyed.
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Independence
Kan
Ber
Coffeygill
Cherryvale
Flannel
Ranchman Shot in Clayton feud ends in tragedy
Trinidad Colo July 16 L D Bolton real estate man shot and killed Carl Gilg a well known ranchman at Clayton New Mexico Bolton had trouble with a youth named Hobson Gilg interfered and was shot dead in the confrontation.
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Trinidad
Colo
L. D. Bolton
Carl Gilg
Clayton, N. M
Bolton
Hobson
Gilg
Dreyfus Reinstated to Army Amid Milestone Holiday
Paris reports the official decree restoring Alfred Dreyfus to the army and naming him chevalier of the Legion of Honor. He remains in his apartment as friends flood him with congratulations by mail and telegraph. Under Secretary Sarraut, wounded in a duel after the law’s passage, lies stationary with a perforation of the upper right lung and uncertain recovery.
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Paris
Dreyfus
Legion of Honor
Sarraut
M. Pugliesi-Conéj
Shooting at Prentice leaves one dead
John Ris komen was shot by Matt Jouppila at his farm east of Prentice Wisconsin when Ris komen attempted to break into Jouppila’s home. Ris komen died several hours after the shooting from a breast wound.
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Prentice
Wis
John Riskomen
Matt Jouppila
Here
Riskimen
Jouppila
Rilkomen
Tragedy Tied to Plot as Quarry Shanty Blown Up
In Bellwood near Chicago three men were killed and several injured when a shanty at the McLaughlin quarry was blown apart. Victims were Greek and Italian laborers. authorities suspect a plot to rob sleepers.
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Chicago
McLaughlin
Bellwood
McLaughlin Company
Sister Murd ers Brother in Seattle Train Depot Killing
In Seattle on July 14 Esther Mitchell shoots her brother George Mitchell at the depot after he was acquitted of killing Frank Creffield, leader of the Holy Rollers. Esther had vowed vengeance for Creffield's murder of her sister.
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Seattle
Wash
Frank Creffield
Holy Rollers
Creffield
Esther Mitchell
George Mitchell
Young Mitchell
City
Rether Mitche
Fatal accident at Windsor plaster mill tied to stone crusher
New York July 16 A Windsor plaster mills worker Frank Getzner of New Brighton Staten Island was ground to bits by a stone crusher. Eight fellow workers were arrested for causing his death claiming the act was a joke gone wrong as the machine started unexpectedly. Fragments of bone and clothing were found among the ground stone near a crusher.
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New York
Frank Getzner
Windsor Plaster Mills
New Brighton
Stiten Island
Getzner
Toledo Storm Claims Nelson Buck and Youth in Fatality
A severe Toledo storm struck the city on July 16 blowing down trees and unroofing buildings. Lightning killed Nelson Buck a noted musical composer in his dooryard and a young boy died on a farm near the city. Buck was a man of considerable note.
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Toledo
Nelson Buck
Buck
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