Spasms and Nervous Cure Claims by Dr Miles Remedy
Sadie Steward of Kingston New Mexico and Mrs Walter Ateward of Broadway New York attest that Dr Miles Nervine cured a case of spasms and paralysis in a young girl after doctors failed. They report rapid improvement after four bottles, and note the remedy is sold by druggists with free info.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Steward
Kingston, NM
Miles’ Marvine
Miles
Walter Ateward
Broadway
N.V
Miles Medical OO
Eluhsr
Ind
Rivera in Captivity Refuses to Talk in Cuba Report
Reporter recalls General Rivera captured near Cayo Hondo by General Martines. Rivera declined to sign the treaty or discuss peace terms. He arrived in Havana after four years abroad and drew attention for terse responses to questions about his captivity and role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havaos
Rulo Tivera
Maceo
Pinar del Ble
Manuel Dy Velayon
Tundas
Catesedax de Rio Hondo
Cuba
Vidie
Fernandde
Martines
Itfie
Serean Benceen
Asanciniol Pree
General
Cachiel Gwag
Pedro Bacallxo
Cacallas
Opera by Mrs. Burnett's Bon Soon to Be Produced
Fractioned item notes Fauntleroy composer and Mrs. Burnett related opera. Mentions initial performance in New York, dates, and people, with garbled advertising for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Mystic Cure. Includes unrelated travel, ticketing, and drugstore references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fauntleroy
Washington
Frances bin
New York
Reston
Warren
Pleasant Brook
N.Y
Chamberlain
Elie
Tornado Toll in Chandler Presses City to the Limit
Reports from Chandler show a devastating tornado Tuesday night killed 26 and injured about 170. Buildings including Presbyterian church Outchells hotel and two others were destroyed, with many buried in ruins. Communication failed, relief slow, and the town faced a severe shortage of coffins as it sought aid and temporary hospitals formed in the wrecked streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
C. T
Chandler
Uhowe
Athens
Presbyterian Church
Outchells
Orsi
New York
Lincoln Coun& Bank
Suan Canaries
Yeatentay
Wystem
Chantler
Cow Creek
Debri
Weber
Doxens
Guilirie
WalcuttweHt
Drydock repairs planned at Brooklyn navy yard
Inle Samm reports a drydock at the Brooklyn navy yard will be repaired. The dock measures 108 feet 4 inches in length with six hundred seventy feet of head above and a bottom tray fitted with a lacher. The remaining dimensions and exact components are uncertain due to the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pantio
Ates
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Bock Jom
Dork Dewaty
Devastation Report As Guthrie Raises Funds For Victims
Morbid sights sprawl in reports of a disaster with Guthrie residents raising £1600 in cash and city funds allocating about $700 for immediate aid. Hundreds of tents from Fort Fan and Guthrie offer temporary shelter while more substantial relief is urged. Lists of the injured and dead follow, including Mrs. Tom Smith and numerous others. Parkland area is noted as destroyed as details arrive.
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Guthrie
Fort Fan
Cofman
Deateineer
Juvlen Dawson
Demvoff
Lincoln
Tom Smith
Juhneom
Clita
Lew
Keller
Qnet
Fiona Rivenstein
G. Johnson
Babe
Little’ Bast
He Alam Andrew Asher
Sidney Kennon
C. Johnson
Wen
Shaan
Geores Herndon
Awek Bishop
Nibiack
Ahn McCarthey
Clara
Sam Wigdtower
Mckihnney
Woodward Bey
W. Hered
Dr. Walcott
Derker
Tow Wilson
Wilson
Hoffman
Bewyer
Sarsh Gillespie
Hendricks Desens
The New Methodism In Trenton Conference Ends Host Fees
The Trenton New Jersey Methodist conference resolves to cover ministers' conference expenses by churches, ending the prior bid time arrangement. Ministers had argued each could pay for a week, and the change shifts costs to church organizations. Also, Senator Quay is linked to a Panther skin relic for a gunshop display in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Trenton
N. J
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Permanent Relief
A health note asserts one in four suffer rectal disease, with piles as the most common. It claims a new Pyramid Pile Cure provides lasting relief by removing tumors or irritants, without narcotics or harmful drugs, and notes past beliefs misattributed relief to opium or sedatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Carter Harrison II Poised for Chicago Mayoral Victory
April Chicago election heats up as Carter Harrison II, backed by Populists and aligned with the Fusion Democrats, leads a crowded field that includes Sears, Harlan, and Washington Mesing. While polling is tight, observers expect Harrison to win amid strong party crossovers and ongoing reformist rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pouiben
Pertinpe
Jigs Nathaliter
Sears
Carter Harrison
Frian Democrats
John Maynard Harlan
Pupreime
Comneil
Cohdestant
Carter Morrison
Huertan
Crane on the Syndicate and American Stage Life
Louis April 1 William Crane a noted American actor discusses his view of the Hayman Frohman Theater syndicate. He praises its booking control, hopes for no dictation, and asserts the syndicate brings pecuniary benefit while he remains wary of potential trust formation. He cites preferred rivalries and asserts loyalty to the syndicate will aid his career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SL Louis
William Crane
Mr Crane
Mr. Crame
Robson
Johm Drew
New York
Geisha
Syndicats
Beneft
Lee Will Stay and consulate status in doubt
Washington April 1 state department says successor chosen for General Lee as consul general at Hevanm not on leave to take effect April 15 and no change in consulate general. Intimated no intention of change. Day of Canton may advise on Russ investigation. ad details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Lee
Hevanm
Lepet
John FR Day
Canton
Day
Regulating Everything Threatens Liberty in Maula Debate
In a heated discussion Maula argues that extensive regulation stifles individual freedoms, while opponents claim safeguards protect public interests. The debate centers on government reach over daily life and the balance between order and liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maula
Misguided Fans of Liberty Rally Against Excessive Law
Ex senator David Hill argues in an agricultural periodical that modern lawmakers overregulate personal action. He warns of widespread excise abuses, new surveillance, and stringent press controls as signs of liberalism retreating before fanatic, paternalistic governance.
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New York
David
Hill
America
Berty
Mquor
Harmilons Heversaws
Tasik
Pless
Personal liberty and social regulation clash in public debate
Editorial argues that overreach in Sunday regulations and moral policing threatens individual rights. It warns that banning shaving, hat cutting, or Sunday newspapers could extend to prohibiting beer, travel, and recreation. Calls for safeguarding personal liberty and restrained government action, urging enlightened public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elf-Consisu
Guardians
SaeEnetron SD
Jefferson's Island Salt Deposit Unearthed by Drill
The article reports Joseph Jefferson discovering a vast rock salt deposit beneath Jefferson's Island after attempts to obtain water via artesian wells. A diamond drill revealed salt through 1845 feet with no end in sight, suggesting a world spanning supply. The island, formerly Craner Island, was renamed after its owner and used as Jefferson's winter retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fee Otiesns
Eupeass
Jefferson's Island
Joseph Jefferson
Jefferson
Craner Island
Jefferson If
Corbett in Training to Battle Fitzsimmons Again
Ex champion James J. Corbett trains in San Francisco amid talk of a rematch with world champion Peter Fitzsimmons. No agreement yet, but Corbett argues the public will demand a return to the ring, while Fitzsimmons and manager Martin Julian mock the move and note Fitzsimmons has retired from active fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitt
San Francisco
James J. Corbett
Stis
Jim
Hubert Fitzrimmons
Corbett
Bitz
Asall
Fitzsimmons
Martin Julian
Garbett
Do You Need Dollars From Strawberries
The note suggests earnings from strawberry farming where climate soil and markets are favorable. Alvin on the Santa Fe area highlights Texas leads in strawberry production and offers guidance. A pamphlet from A. T. provides examples and excursions planned for April and May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin
Santa Fe
Texas
A. T
Electric Bitters for Old People on Fifth Street
Old people needing medicine to regulate bowels and kidneys can find relief with Electric Bitters. The remedy acts as a tonic, contains no whisky or toxins, gently aids digestion, strengthens the organs, and supports natural function. Price 50 cents and 31 per bottle at J. Jones Drug Store, Fifth Street and Kansas Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Jones Drug Store
Fifth Street
Kansas Avenue
Reform the future grandfathers and grandmothers
A reader letter promotes medical education and a proposed medical adviser Dr Pie jon Senge. It urges reform in future generations through literacy and science. The text advertises a 1909 medical book priced at twenty-one cents plus postage for stamps, with an option for cloth binding at thirty-one stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uae
Reston
James Reat
Pie Jon Senge
Main Street
Buffalo
N.Y
McKenna to take traffic case to Supreme Court
The Attorney General McKenna plans to carry the Joint Traffic Association decision to the Supreme Court after a lower court reversal in the Sherman anti trust ruling. He seeks advancement and a hearing before the court adjourns, aiming for a final ruling on the traffic agreement before Congress acts on pooling legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mareh
the Post
Washington
McKenna
Supreme Court
United States
Pasar
Meri
Minister Terrell reports murder during fund distribution in Turkey
In Constantinople Terrell informs the State Department that a teller distributing American relief funds in Saud Asiatic Turkey was murdered and robbed of 500 pounds. He seeks recovery of the stolen funds and arrest of culprits. Another item notes updated U S contact from Montevideo Uruguay about the cruiser Vantine, which caused no material damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Terrel
Constantinople
State Department
Gos Zvesut Zunun
Saud Asiatic
Turkey
Terrell
Euty
Topeka Fire Alarm Notes And Street Index Oddities
A garbled Topeka city street listing notes alarm locations, station address details, and numerous street intersections. It mentions Fire Station No 1, various avenues and streets, and a fragment about free button sewing services and homeseekers excursions via Santa Fe Route with dates April 6 and 20.
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Morse
Jackson Streets
Daylir Bireeta
Eatrent
Barren Street
Grant Street
Street
Topeks
Kansas Avenues
Ransue
Second Street
Gigates
Kanes Avenues
Roeenih
Jeffervon
Sore
Resira
Nath
Topeka
Ie Sirent
van Buren
van Bure
Arrentsee
Suasnanan Trent
College
Quincy
Clare Street
Eleventh
Mooroe
Tenth Avenue
Lanrevod Street
Lafayette Street
Kien
Geward
Homeseekers
Santa Fe
Rock Teiend
Four Mothers Friend Pacha Stant Oy Atian Tag
Record fragments show a shopper dialogue mentioning customer and place names Carmel Lake Tuc Bradfield Megulator Co. The readable bits suggest a brief retail or notice item with multiple proper nouns but no clear event.
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Pacha
Carmel Lk
Bradfield Megulator CO
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