Lost Gems Tale of Miss Lorraine and Broadway Fracas
Miss Lorraine claims a pawn ticket replaced a $2,500 ring and demands return of jewels after a dispute with her former manager Frederick Griesheimer. She told police of a missing vanity box and $150 loan. Ziegfeld was briefly involved as blows were struck in front of the Louis Martin restaurant.
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Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder issues for men and women, dissolves gravel, treats rheumatism with the product sold by druggists or mailed for $1.00. One bottle provides two months of treatment and is said to nearly always work. testimonials are promised from Alabama, with Dr. E. W. Hall of St. Louis listed.
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E. W. Hall
Olive Street
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Wright
Elief
Yake Stuart
Mobile
Ala
Rp. Daunin
German War Minister Resigns After Overwork at Berlin
General Josia V. Von Hennigen resigns as war minister effective today citing overwork. He is named inspector of the second army corps based in Berlin. His successor is not chosen yet. In local sports news, Red Elms meet Toulminville in a three game set with Metzger and Roler behind the plate and Nelson and Greer on the mound. Game time is 3 30 p m.
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Toulminville
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Roler
Nelson
Greer
Baby's Eczema Cured by Resinol Soap and Ointment
S. L. Carter of Salem WV describes severe infant eczema on the face improving after using Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment. She reports itching relief after first use and complete cure after full treatment, endorsed by her doctor and available through Dept. 2-R, Resinol, Baltimore.
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Salem
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Open Race for Governor Sustains Write-In Challenge
The Arkansas governor race remains open as Chancellor Martineau blocks certifying George W. Hays as the Democratic nominee after a primary dispute with Stephen Brundidge. Brundidge claims fraud and the case moves toward the state supreme court. Democrats may list a write-in candidate if the ruling stands.
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Cure for Dysentery Praised by Michigan Reader
Mrs. William Orvis of Clare Michigan credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with curing her daughter from severe dysentery. She endorses it as possibly the best medicine in the world and notes it is sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
William
Orvis
Clare, Mich
Miss Sylvia Pankhurst Summoned for Downing Street Raid
Miss Sylvia Pankhurst announced at a London suffragette meeting that she has been summoned to appear in police court on July 5 over the Downing Street raid led by her last Sunday night. She spoke of inciting and of the cat and mouse bill, promising continued resistance and vowing that women prisoners will not yield.
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Downing Street
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Trafalgar Square
East End
Holloway
Tricks to Save Him With Deceptive Remedy Claim
A San Francisco businessman promoted Fulton’s Renal Compound as a cure for Bright’s Disease. He obtained a bottle, gave it to a friend patient, and claimed recovery after the doctor believed it helped. The ad urges others with Bright’s Disease to try the compound, offering pamphlets or letters from John J. Fulton Co.
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San Francisco
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Shot At Round Top Fifty Years Ago Recalled
Capt W H Monk recalls being shot in the left shoulder at Round Top during the Civil War while in Gen Cullen A Battle brigade. He notes it was a fierce fight and adds he would have attended Gettysburg had a recent family bereavement not intervened. He visits Mobile from New Orleans and plans to see Camp Raphael Semmes excursion before returning to Coden.
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Mobile
New Orleans
Raphael Semmes
Alabama Infantry
Monk
Gettysburg
Bird Declines Prohibition Nomination for Governor
Charles Sumner Bird of Walpole, Progressive candidate, refused a Prohibition party nomination for governor. He said he would work to discourage alcohol use but doubts prohibition would reduce drinking in Massachusetts.
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Boston
Charles Sumner Bird
Walpole
Prohibition Party
Massachusetts
Hooper Sentenced to Fifteen Years for Foster Killing
Frederick Hooper was convicted by a city court jury and given a fifteen year sentence in the penitentiary for the murder of William Foster known as Beautiful Doll. The trial stretched through most of the day with attorney Harry Hardy Smith mounting a strong defense.
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Frederick Hooper
William Foster
Beautiful Doll
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Slooper
Three School Bond Meetings Planned Around Mobile
Three bond meetings urging a 150000 school bond will be held in Mobile. Barton academy hosts 8:00 am with Dr. Erwin Craighead presiding and speakers including Joseph C. Rich and Matt Mahomer. Second gathering at E L Marechal School features Judge Samuel Browne and Herbert A. Fiebelman. Third at Monroe Park follows a motion picture show with talks planned near the band stand.
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Barton Academy
Erwin Craighead
Joseph C. Rich
Matt Mahomer
Craighead
E. L. Marechal School
South
Franklin Street
Samuel B. Browne
Herbert A. Fiebelman
Monroe Park
Motion Picture Court
Leinkauf School
Banana Tax Compared to Old Levy by Importers
Orr Laubenheimer Steamship Company manager John B Dortch warns the new banana tax proposal is as damaging as the old plan. He says a one mill per pound levy would cost about 25000 annually, threatening small importers and affecting 590000 eighthand bunches weighing about 45 pounds each.
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John B. Dortch
Orr-Laubenheimer Steamship Company
Dortch
Mr. Dortch
Junior athletes light up Grant Park in AAU meet
Chicago hosts the Junior National Amateur Athletic Union championships at Grant Park with top national talent. Most competitors hail from the New York Athletic Union and the Irish American Athletics Club of New York. the Chicago Athletic Association stands as the sole western contender.
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Chicago
National Amateur Athletic Union
Grant Park
New York Athletic Union
Irish-American Athletics Club of
New York
Chicago Athletic Association
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic For Hot Weather
The ad promotes GROVE'S Tasteless Chill Tonic as a blood enriching tonic to strengthen the whole system and help endure summer heat. A 60 cent bottle is advertised.
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GROVE
Prominent Orleanian Killed by Street Car
Edward A. Sammons, a prominent New Orleans business and club man, was run over and killed by a street car in New Orleans on July 3. He was a native of Sheboygan Michigan.
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New Orleans
Edward A. Sammons
Sheboygan
Mich
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