A Lesson From Newark About Women and Health
A fragile woman labors at the loom in Newark New Jersey while strangers ruin the colors. The piece argues women suffer less when aided by science and a cure called Warners Ben Cures, showing how modern invention can prevent illness and improve appearance and well being.
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Moise
Sho
Witle
Ali
Ark
Alan
Clee
Lunkainen
Newark
N_ J
Bardens Howell
Washington
Warners
Mts
Traced Back to Kansas Rev G E Morrison Revealed
Rev G E Morrison a Methodist preacher once active on the MJI Marlowell circuit and prominent Sons of Veterans member near Columbus is linked to defrauding the group. He allegedly used funds but bought nothing, with about $1000 borrowed, while recent travels and sudden departure raise suspicion among regional congregants. Local reports note his past religious activity and ties to fraternal circles in Kansas.
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G. E. Morrison
GE. Morrison
South Craters
Kansas
Morrison
Sons of Veterans Camp
Columbus
Considerabte Ney
W. D. Williame
Boughton
Ark
Pijls
Keonard
Uieinid
Ground to death as city hall floor collapses
A Jan 4 disaster in London Ontario when a Moor hall crowd packed to hear addresses collapsed the floor killing about 30 and injuring many. Mayor-elect and several aldermen were among the wounded as panicked citizens surged for exits while heavy beams crushed spectators. Dead were removed to a committee room. injured received aid at nearby stores and hospitals as investigators noted a sagging floor and joints cut as if sawed.
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London
P. Heumen
CL Beckett
Luxton
W. Carruthers
BR Leen
LW. Brake — Harris
John Seaith
Tatbore
AL Phillips
John Turner
Hen Nusn
J. W. Borland
Hilburn
Frank Rottnson
James McLeam
Jonn Barridee
Oswald Brace
Jacques, Woo
Dell Stephen Williaens
Jonn Fellows
Allen Towe
Dr Witwer
Alderman Carrathers
Edward Mopkie
Borges
William Gray
Ing
Fleming
William Jones
Joshus Daret
Joby Blanchb
Aldweniaen
Nell Cooper
van Wyck
George W. Yates
News
Harry Passmore
Purnall
Matyor
Beline
Alderman Carruthers
F. Toothe
Ayeam
Wisene
EMPTY HONORS JUSTICES OF THE PEACE RESIGN STATEWIDE
Justices of the Peace across the state are resigning at a record pace in response to a new legislative act. Within a half hour multiple removals were accepted by the governor, listing names such as A B Meckfessel James P. Toker B C Hinckwill Wm H Thomas J B Hoppieg Adam Urey B F McKay and others from various townships and counties. Observers attribute the wave to the act’s impact though the law is said to bring little substantive change to peacekeeping duties. The resignations endow others with the honorary position but reduce the number of holding justices.
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Justices of the Peace
Dogana
Toda
A. EB
Meckfessel
Preasant Ridge
Pawnwe
Beck
Risley Township
Marton County
James P. Toker
Fairview
Ford County
B.C. Hinckwill
Baker Township
Wm. H. Thomas
Hidgeway Township
Oeage County
J. B. Hoppieg
Beaver Township
Decatur County
Adam Urey
Durham Park Townstry
Marion County
B. F. McKay
Independence Township
Montgomery County
Frost for Chicago at New York New Year celebration
A Chicago delegation led the New Years Eve procession in New York, but they were not invited by Tammany and remained apart after reaching City Hall. An encounter at the Everett House highlights tensions with local political figures. An accompanying medical notice promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as cures for cold and pneumonia prevention.
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New York
New City
Chicago
Union
Broadway
Union Square
City Hall
Bowery
C. F Gunther
Mr. Gunther
Hinky Dink
John
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Permanent Relief for Piles
A historical ad touts the Pyramid Pile Cure as a permanent remedy for all forms of piles including rectal disease. It claims instant relief from itching and tumor removal with no narcotic ingredients, and notes safety, doctor endorsement, and extensive nationwide testimonials.
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Eider
Tennison
Grant
Dr. Miins
Dookon
Miles Medical
Eixuart
Lad
Tory Jong
Safeat
Pyramid Co
Marshall, Mich
United States
Widespread Wage Reductions Hit New England Mills
Worcester factories begin wage cuts with 7 percent plus across cotton mills in Milbury Piskdale and Fall River Norristown south to New England. Shoe plants in North Brookfield report cuts. Providence posts notices of reductions. operatives vow to resist. Naumkeag Steam Cotton Works and Ameskeag plans follow with 10 percent cuts. Pepperell Laconia mills announce about 8 percent. Lewiston and Auburn mills coordinate Jan 17 reductions. notices posted.
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Worcester
Mass
Milbury
Piskdale
Sturbridge
Fall River
H and H. Ratthlor
North Grookfeld
Providence
R. 1
G A Knights
Lippltts
Salem
Mars
Naumkeng Steam Cottom
Chester
N. H
Ameskeag Corporation
Stark and Armory
Biddeford
Pepperell and Laconia
Perpetual Light Light Creates Forever Illumination
Logansport Indiana Jan 4 A local inventor named FB Nickum unveils a lamp claimed to outshine electric and gas lights by using a sealed liquid like perfume. The device promises a long lasting bright white light with no wires or current and can be stored in a drawer.
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Indiana
Logansport
Ind
Nickum
Flowers for Councilmen in New York Chamber
New York council chamber is adorned with $5,000 worth of flowers delivered to the city hall for the councilmen. The Brooklyn Nurists prepared a towering eight foot map of New York City with colored roses marking the five boroughs and bay, plus a rust bouquet and six other pieces around the desk. A floral chair honors President Goegenhelimer. Herman Sulzer receives a large horseshoe from his employer. Charles Abbets from Brooklyn shows a big oval Brooklyn Bridge at his desk.
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New York
Council
Municipal Assembly
City Hall
Brooklyn
John J. McGarry
New York City
Goegenhelimer
Herman Sulzer
Charles Abbets
Brooklyn Bridge
Bank Assets Sold by Wichita National Receiver
Receiver W. N. Ewing sold the bank's assets yesterday in the U S court room for 560,000. The bid covered par stock and costs with about 9,500 extra. Depositors will be paid in full while stockholders receive nothing. Purchaser is 3 B Frasier of El Dorado. Assets mainly include southern Kansas lands.
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Wichita National
Wichita National Bank
W. N. Ewing
United States Court Room
Kansee
B. Frasier
el Dorado
Work of Miss Cisneros Denies Engagement Rumor
Washington report states that Evangelina Cisneros has not left Visitation convent nor become engaged to Harry Macias. Bilas Cisneros remains at Georgetown convent branch on Connecticut Avenue, with studies until June. Mrs. Macias, owner of a fashionable boarding house, is linked to the tale though no engagement is confirmed.
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Washington
Jai
Evangelina Cisneros
Visitation
Harry Macias
Bilas Cisneros
Georgetown
Connecticut Avenue
Mrs. Macias
Tax American Wheels Excluded by German Tax Plan
Washington January 4 Several German consuls report the imperial government may impose a nearly prohibitory tax on American bicycles unless they are graded as wagons and taxed accordingly. Commercial Agent Moore at Weimar notes the case as competition drives possible exclusion and reflects on American bicycle prestige and market demand.
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Washington
Germany
Finknes
Moore
Weimar
United States
Builders Exchange to Form in Topeka Next Thursday
Topeka will host a new Builders' Exchange organized by local contractors. Promoter Mr Heery says the group aims to systematize work, provide a meeting place for architects and trades, and not to manipulate prices. The plan mirrors similar bodies across the country to ease business.
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Builders’ Exchange
Topeka
Hnd
Heery
War on San Jose Scale In Kansas Orchards
Governor Leedy orders state action to detect and stamp out the San Jose scale pest in Kansas orchards. Judge Walthouse asks for public cooperation while Professor Papence of Kansas University entomology investigates. If the pest is found, authorities will pursue eradication.
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Leedy
Leety
Kansas
Twole
Walthouse
State Horticultural Seciuty
Papence
Ranaas
Kanade
Ald
Ponsno
Grand Opera to Stage Fice extravaganza 144 next Thursday
The Grand Opera house will host Fice's big extravaganza 144 with over 60 performers. The burlesque, based on Columbus 1492, features Queen Isabella and a strong chorus of comedy and vocalists. Seats went on sale this morning. Gus Hill's World of Novelties appears at Crawford theater tomorrow night with 75 50 and 25 cent prices. The Brownies return to Grand Opera Saturday with new sketches and a large audience expected.
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Fice
New York City
Burkesnie
Stuart
Isabella
Gus Hill
Crawford Theater
Grand Opera House
Ubis City
Coliseum to be rebuilt as a fireproof structure in Chicago
Chicago officials say the Coliseum will be rebuilt with guaranteed fireproofing in both structure and name. An ad will run today to clear debris while construction safety and permanency receive priority in plans for a new, splendid edifice. The executive committee of the Chicago Exposition Company backs the move amid strong shareholder support.
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Chicago
Coliseum
Chieneo Exposition Company
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