Golden Medical Discovery and Pierces Remedies Promoted
A historical ad touts Golden Medical Discovery and Pierces Favorite Prescription, praising Golden Seal and Black Cohosh roots as tonic cures. It urges readers to request a postal sample from Dr. Pierce at Buffalo, detailing ingredients and endorsing open labeling for trust.
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Grover
York
Bartholow
Gee
Chicago
Hale
I. Pracen
Pierce
Buffalo
Pion
Scudder
Cince
John King
New Tailor Shop Opens East of Third Street Barbershop
Nicholas Carlson announces a new tailor shop in rooms east of the Third Street barber shop offering first class suits made to order with fit and style guaranteed. Repairing and cleaning promptly done.
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Third Street
Mateto
Nicholas Carlson
Frightful Hand Burned by Electrical Furnace
Chas W Moore a machinist of Ford City Pa suffered a severe hand burn in an electrical furnace He used Backlen s Arnica Salve and reports a quick perfect cure The advertised product claims to heal Burns Wounds Sores Eczema and Piles and is sold by B Wheeler druggist for 252
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Chas. W. Moore
Ford City
B. Wheeler
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promote Health Cure
The advertisement states the yellow fever germ has been discovered and resembled by the malaria germ. It promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as the most effective remedy to free the system from disease germs and to cure malaria and constipation. Available at H Wheeler’s drug store.
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Dr. King
H. Wheeler
Piano Tuning Visit in Huron by Rich from Minneapolis
Rich the piano tuner, based in Minneapolis, is in Huron for a short stay. Leave orders at the Dakota House for service.
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Rich
Minneapolis
Huron
Dakota House
Low Fares on Keystone Express Chicago to New York
Pennsylvanian Lines offers Keystone Express with 10:05 a.m. Chicago departure and 3 p.m. New York arrival. First Class $18, Second Class $16, with coaches and sleepers Chicago to New York. Ask for Pan Handle Route tickets. home agent in St. Paul, Minn. G L Thomson, traveling passenger agent, 134 Sixteenth Street.
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Pennsylvania Lines
Chicago
New York
G. L. Thomson
Pearsylvania Lines
Sixt Street
St. Paul
Minn
DeWitts Little Early Risers Deemed Healthful by Many
Advertised as a universal remedy, DeWitts Little Early Risers are claimed to cleanse and strengthen the stomach liver and bowels. The pills are said to relieve headache viciousness jaundice torpid liver and sallow complexion and are sold by Holland Wheeler.
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DeWitt
Holland Wheeler
National Butter Makers Association Meets in Chicago Dairy Show
The National Butter Makers Association holds a Chicago meeting from February 9 to 25 at the Coliseum. A dairy show will feature exhibits of machinery and dairy products. West industry interest is strong with reduced railway rates February 15 to 22 available via ticket agents.
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National Butter Makers’ Association
Chicago
West
Digestive Aid Ad Claims Quick Relief After Meals
A vintage ad promotes KodolG to relieve indigestion after meals. It states the product digests what you eat and helps stomach and digestive organs function naturally. Sold by Holland Wheeler.
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Holland Wheeler
Kennedy Laxative Honey and Tar Promises Cough Relief
A two year old idea is touted in Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar. The remedy acts on throat and lung membranes and loosens bowels while expelling cold air from the system. It clears the throat and strengthens mucous membranes and treats coughs colds croup and whooping cough. Sold by Holland Wheeler.
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Kennedy
Holland Wheeler
Knox interstate commerce bill expands rail rate regulation review
Senator Knox introduces a broader interstate commerce bill in the House with a court review provision for orders of the Interstate Commerce Commission. The measure extends federal regulation to all common carriers by rail or mixed rail and water transportation and requires just and reasonable charges with the commission empowered to fix maximum rates and compel compliance.
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Washington
Knox
Orders of the Intestate Commerce Commission
Congress
United States
Pine lumber output in Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota falls in 1905
Chicago reports from the American Lumberman show a total pine lumber production of 3,628,029,000 feet across Michigan, Wisconsin, and Minnesota in 1905, down from 4,220,917,000 feet in 1904. The piece notes 1890 as the peak year at 8,597,623,000 feet and observes a long decline with fluctuations since then.
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Chicago
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Mont Pelee Volcano Reignites in Martinique Alarm Grows
A Barbadoes dispatch reports Mont Pelee again active and islanders fear a repeat of the 1902 eruptions. Five people are in Fort de France hospital after rocks struck by the volcano. A trading schooner sighted a column of smoke miles high and night flames visible from 30 miles away.
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New York
Barbadoes
Herald
Mont Pelee
Martinique
Fort de France
Heyburn pure food bill passes Senate 63 to 4
The Heyburn pure food bill clears the Senate by 63 to 4 with Democrats Bailey Bacon Foster and Tilman voting against it. The measure makes adulterated foods drugs medicines and liquors misdemeanor to manufacture sell or ship within DC territories and insular possessions and bans receipt of such goods. Corporations officers in charge may be held responsible with penalties up to $500 fine or one year in prison.
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Washington
Senate
Bailey
Bacon
Foster
Tilman
Teller
Frazier
District of Columbia
United States
Fatal duel between brothers-in-law in Chicago
In Chicago on February 23 two druggists and brothers in law fought at Twenty six and Wallace streets. Herman Luckritz aged 30 and John Farmer aged 22 were seriously wounded. Luckritz died at Peoples Hospital and Farmer remained in critical condition with a possible death.
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Chicago
Bank Employee Held in $78,000 Robbery Case
Winnipeg reports the arrest of Henry Thompson, caretaker, in the December bank robbery. Detectives charged him after recovery of $2,300 found in a false tool chest in the basement. The money sent from a Southwestern town by express contained only paper upon opening.
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Winnipeg
Man
Arerohantat Bank
Henry Thompson
Express
Missouri River threatens Nebraska City with inland town risk
The Missouri river is cutting banks eight miles above Nebraska City and may cut into White's lake if not checked. The $700,000 Burlington bridge at the site could be left high and dry as the channel shifts toward the Iowa bluffs, changing the town’s geography.
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Nebraska City
Neb
Burlington
Jones’ Point
White’s Lake
Iowa Bluffs
Nebraska Bluffs
Prayer fails to save girl in Philadelphia coroner inquest
Grace Bates three years old died of typhoid fever after her father Daniel Bates and Rev Ambrose Clark of Faith Tabernacle sought recovery by prayer. Both were committed without bail for trial. the father charged with criminal neglect and Clark held as an accessory.
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Philadelphia
Grace Bates
Daniel Bates
Ambrose Clark
Faith Tabernacle
Church of Christ
Three National Parks Authorized by Senate Committee
The senate committee on public lands has endorsed favorable reports on three bills regarding national parks. One bill would create Mesa Verde National Park in Colorado to preserve cliff dwelling ruins and relics. The others call for enlarging a public park in Santa Cruz County California and creating Battie Mountain Sanitarium Park at Hot Springs Dakota Territory.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Public Lands
Mesa Verde National Park
Colorado
Santa Cruz County
Cal
Battie Mountain Sanitarium
Hot Springs
D. D
German Societies Act Petition on U S Germany Trade Relations
A Minnesota based petition from German societies asking improved commercial relations with Germany was presented to President Roosevelt by Representative Stevens. The document, signed by thousands, asks careful review and transmission to Congress amid broad national concern over tariffs and trade with Germany.
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Washington
Minnesota
United States
Germany
Roosevelt
Representative Stevens
Congress
Pension Bill Blaze Passes In One Session
The house approved 416 pension bills in sixty four minutes signaling a rapid legislative action. Rev William Walter Webb is consecrated bishop coadjutor of Milwaukee diocese. Substantial numbers of Russian prisoners in Japanese hands estimated at 1424 officers 70476 men to be repatriated this year. Benjamin E Valentine Brooklyn lawyer given indeterminate sentence up to five years three months for forgery. Fifteen year old Effie Brooks Chicago dies by morphine after family quarrel. Navy department issues orders surrounding Admiral Sampsons flagship during the Spanish American War.
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William Walter Webb
Milwaukee Episcopal Diocese
Benjamin E. Valentine
Brooklyn
Sing Sing
Effie Brooks
Chicago
Navy Department
Admiral Sampson
Spain
Supreme court affirms fines in Franklin union case
The Illinois Supreme Court affirms a Cook County ruling fining members of Franklin union No. 4 for unlawful assaults on nonunion workers and fining the union for illegal conspiracy. The court says picketing of plants was not a legal right for the strikers. Dissenters uphold rights to persuade and induce peaceful union participation.
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Springfield
Supreme Court
Cook County Court
Franklin Union No. 4
Christians in Flight Attacks Reported in China
Meager reports from Peking say Christians flee after attacks on Catholic missions in several southeastern towns. The Chengchonfu bishop telegraphs that Christians are fleeing as long standing feuds fuel outbreaks in the region.
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China
Peking
Chengchonfu
Astor Joins First Life Guards As Probationary Second Lieutenant
John Jacob Astor son of William Waldorf Astor has joined the First life guards as second lieutenant on a two year probation. He may be dismissed or permanently accepted at the end of the probationary period by his commanding officer.
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London
John Jacob Astor
William Waldorf
Astor
First Life Guards
Young Astor
Death of Major A. G. Hammond in San Francisco
Major A. G. Hammond of the Third United States Cavalry dies in San Francisco after a illness lasting more than four months. President Palma plansto urge the Cuban congress to double the rural guards from 3,000 to 6,000. United States foreign commerce for the first seven months of fiscal 1906 totals 1,752,451,230, with notable rises in both imports and exports.
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A. G. Hammond
Third United States Cavalry
San Francisco
Palma
United States
Federal council approves tariff extension bill to United States
The federal council confirmed the Reichstag action extending the new German tariff to the United States until June 30, 1907 and sent the measure to the emperor for signature.
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Berlin
Federal Council
Reichstag
United States
Henderson Nearing the End
In Dubuque Iowa on February 26 Dr. Hancock says ex-Speaker D B Henderson cannot live more than twenty four hours.
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Dubuque, Ia
Hancock
D. B. Henderson
Market Quotations Poultry Butter and Eggs Chicago
Batter-cream eries 17 27%4c, dairies 17 246c. Eggs 11%c. Poultry turkeys 13 15c, chickens and springs 12c.
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Chicago
Fed
Cattle and hog prices listed for St Paul market
St Paul market report shows cattle from good to choice steers 4.50 to 5.50, common to fair 3.50 to 4.25, cows and heifers 3.00 to 4.50, veals 2.00 to 5.00. Hogs range 5.80 to 6.00. Sheep include yearling wethers 5.25 to 6.00 and good to choice lambs 6.00 to 6.50.
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St. Paul
Turner Treason Charge Considered Over U S Flag Remark
Macon Georgia February 23 A move to prosecute Bishop Henry M Turner of the African Methodist Episcopal church for treason due to his denunciation of the United States flag at a recent negro convention has been undertaken. The United States attorney for the district is handling the matter.
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Macon
Henry M. Turner
African Methodist Episcopal Church
United States
Cattle and hog market quotes from Chicago
Chicago price report lists cattle categories with bid ranges for stockers feed, cows and heifers, Texans and hogs by grade from mixed to light, and sheep and lambs quotations. Prices show modest spreads and varying weights across categories.
Hepburn rate bill favored by Senate committee report
Washington February 24—The Hepburn rate bill was ordered reported favorably by the Senate committee on interstate commerce. Amendments were defeated with Democrats Dolliver Clapp supporting the bill and opposing changes. The vote for favorable report stood 6 to 6, with Democrats controlling the majority and reserving right to amend.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Dolliver
Clapp
Cullom
Carmack
Titman
Aldrich
Elkins
McLaurin
Tillman
Interstate Commerce Committee
House
House of Representatives
Senate
Industrial Insurance Under Senate Joint Resolution Inquiry
Albany New York February 24 Industrial insurance may face a special legislative inquiry after a senate joint resolution is adopted. The insurance committee reported no recommendation and did not urge prohibiting industrial insurance despite critics alleging heavy weekly premiums robbing the poor.
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Albany
N. Y
Special Legislative Insurance Investigating
Senate
Explosion injures thirty at Duquesne plant
In Pittsburg on February 24, a blast at a Duquesne company plant injured thirty people, with three expected to die. A steam shovel was removing a slag pile at the site when the explosion occurred.
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Pittsburg
Duquesne
Reichstag Extends Reciprocal Tariff to United States
Berlin reports the reichstag approved a broad extension of Germany's reciprocal tariff rates to the United States by a large majority, signaling a shift in trade policy dated February 24.
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Reichstag
United States
Berlin
Germany
Five Bills Introduced For Universal Suffrage In Austrian Lower House
In Vienna on February 24 five bills proposing universal suffrage and other electoral reforms were introduced in the lower house amid noise from Pan-German factions. Deputies applauded the speaker as he outlined the plan and its aims.
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Vienna
Henderson in Critical Condition After Illness
Dubuque Iowa February 24 Former Speaker David B Henderson showed a sudden decline this afternoon and his condition is listed as critical. The report notes his health worsened in the afternoon following earlier signs of illness.
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Dubuque, Ia
David B. Henderson
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National Butter Makers Association
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German Societies Act
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