Return from the grave a Grand Army veteran cured
In Nashua the long celebrated Grand Army veteran Mr Roe Dutty, thought dead after a stroke and paralysis, reappears in robust health. He credits a Denver physician and a personal trial of electric therapy and toe manipulation to his recovery, noting restored mobility and gratitude to the doctor and comrade Joho Hunter.
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Nashua
Roe
Wote Innstel
Yate
Siderman
Hettous
Mr Duftr
Iedelis
Mervinue
Co. F
Ete Volunteer Infantry
Milton Head Madny the
Tate Us
Secomlonville
Mr. Dutty
Bastan
Joho Hunter
Chico
Wil- Marie
Fini Pilla
Dane
Avery Orean
Fairchild Acquitted After Officer Assault Trial
Fairchild, a young attorney, was acquitted after a morning court session on charges of resisting an officer. Witnesses testified the officer beat Fairchild and struck him with a club during the incident, which allegedly began when Fairchild attempted to avoid a confrontation and fled the buggy.
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Foliceman
G. Fairehild
Paitehild
Selbyman
Satomi
Bivn
Walt U Dean
Phat
Bright's Disease and Diabetes News Item Promises Cures
Ban Fraversco California March 5 to the Masonic Fraternities of Kanena. Riches Disease and MMabetws are curative. Recoveries run into thousands including high degree Masons and Templars. Dr Deardoom and Spaulding linked to cures. affidavits offered for inquiry. Fulton Compound touted as first cures ever.
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Fraversco
Cal
Kanena
Relehert
Pevalfent
Spauldine
End Totes State Cube
Deardoom
Rejehner
Tulmault
W. Spaulding
Bright
Tune
Deardorit
JL Fulton Co
Washington St Ban
Aime
Ead
New York Plans June Opener for Rapid Transit Subway
New York announces a June formal opening for the Rapid Transit subway with national figures invited. President Mackevett, cabinet officers, Supreme Court justices, and major city leaders are asked to attend. A military display, public dinner, and fireworks are planned to mark the historic event. Venner interests challenge the deal in court, with lawyers arguing about control and stockholder rights in the related Rock Island dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mackevett
Dynamite Explosion Kills Two in Local Incident
In Terance Scott's town a dynamite blast caused by a boy and a manned fuse shattered the area. A 12 year old boy died, hurled 40 feet by the explosion, while others escaped. An ordinance in Tihaes NY now requires a curfew and stricter police force after the event.
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Srotthe
Ween
Oiis
Meath
Terance Scott
S Yrar-Old Fey
Youne
Tihaes
N.Y
Gornell
Heavy Snow Strikes Guatemala and Surrounding Regions
A severe cold wave sweeps Guatemala and nearby republics. Officials report unprecedented snowfall across high terrain, with urgent warnings issued as authorities assess impacts. No casualty figures or exact locations are confirmed at this time.
University of Chicago to Exhibit At St Louis Exposition
Chicago plans a large pavilion at the St Louis exposition featuring a campus model of Yale Harvard Michigan and Washington University buildings astronomical plates from the Yerkes Observatory and displays from the Chicago manual training school and the school of education.
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Renee Pair
University Oachiens
St Lous
Hulldines
Esi
Chicago Manual Training School
School of Education
Fruit Prospects by District in State Horticultural Summary
Secretary W H Hames released a district by district fruit forecast from trustees. First district reports partial peach losses in Elberta and Richmond areas with pears blooming. northern Wyandotte and Parkville Missouri show peach crop failure. Third district predicts good tree fruits except Yellow pea r half dead. berries and grapes generally promising. Fourth district notes apples OK, many peaches dead except Elberta, cherries and plums OK. raspberries badly damaged. Sixth district reports most fruits good with Alberta peaches set for solid crop. small fruits excellent. Seventh district finds peaches cherries plums apricots grapes all uninjured. apples not fully tested but in good condition. Blackberries and raspberries appear uninjured.
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W. H. Hames
State Horticultural Society
Society
Wyindotte County
Parkville
Bartlett
Angouleme
O. K
Japan
Kansas
Alberta
Crime rise blamed on media and culture, Williams College says
President of Williams College warns at Patria club meetings that crime and social decay are rising across classes. He cites vulgar newspapers, theaters, impure literature, and divorces as semi conscious influences undermining personal character and national life. He notes booming divorce rates and violent behavior amid strikes and hoodlum crowds, blaming the press for teaching crime.
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Williams College
Itto
New York
Henry Hopkins
Tenine
Uri
Tr. Hopkins
Woman Recovers Fast After Grape Nuts Cream Diet
A Colorado ranch visit recounts a columnist’s recovery using Grape-Nuts and cream after severe overwork. She details weakness, food access, and rapid improvement from a simple, nourishing breakfast plan praised as powerful for digestion and strength.
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Colorado
Crea
Ray
Wellville
Puckaure
Nervura praised by veteran locomotive engineer
The report features John Moore Hare of Woburn MA and now 230 W 7th St St Paul Minn who credits Dr Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy with restoring his health after La Grippe and sciatica testifying its efficacy while railway workers and Santa Fe officials in Topeka Kansas exchange notes on trips, inspections and staff changes.
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John Moore Hare
United States
Woburn
Maas
W. 7Th St. St. Paul
Minn
la Grippe
Sciatica
Frelon
Dr. Greene
Tor Forcoe
Santa
Topeka
Kansas City
J. P. Kuster
Santa Fe Hospital
Strong City
Winslow
Ariz
William E. Fredericks
Santa Fe Ticket Auditing Department
Frank E. Banks
Lawrence
L. J. Walsh
St. Joe
E. L. Walsh
Sante Fe
Robert McClenahan
Rock Island
Santa Fe
Carl L.sawin
Santa Pe
I Clay Center
Kas
Joseph P. Duffy
Santa We
Purcell
Oklahoma
F. W. Sutton
Elgin, Joliet and Eastern Railway
Chicago
Sutton
Denver
Colo
Frank Gillyeat
Emporia
Nelile Burke
Wilkesbarre
International Machinists
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Raton
N. M
St. Patrick's Day
Wichita
Grant Newport
Newton Awatchman
Fort Scott
Missouri Pacific
George EB. Kemmerle
Santa Fe Ticket Auditine
Mr. Kemmerle Ie
Jones
Fock Island
L. M. Jones
The
Joliet
C. H. Gaunt
Pauls Valley
Shawkee
Paulx Valley
Bulletin
W. R. Smith
Wuilkor
Ong
C. W. Jones
Kansas
C. Fi. McKimm
S. Lioys
TE i Byras
Kansan City
Horton
St. Louis
Golden State
George T. Nicholson
Jiassenger
Santa Ife
Ctesga
Ir Ty
Nicholson
Dermot Mus
The Total Influence Of Newspapers In Debate
A historical critique argues that newspapers wield beneficent influence on public discourse yet faulted their tendency to publish sensational anecdotes and questionable material that stirs controversy.
Dalhart Brick and Tile Company Forms to Boost North Texas
Dalhart Texas March 12 The Dalhart Brick and Tile company organized with 100000 capital under Texas law. Main officers include W M Shumway president C F Smith general superintendent and C Smith secretary, A Carlon roadmaster. The firm will lease hundreds of acres south of Dalhart and use limestone deposits to produce brick and tile, promising cheap durable materials and revolutionizing regional building.
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Brick and Tile Company
Dalhart
Tex
Dalhart Brick & Tile ‘Company
Texas
Manny Rock Island
Rock Island Road
W. M. Shumway
C.F. Smith
C. #. Smith
A. Carlon
C. F. Smith
Tracy Retires from the Turf in Michetown NY
Gen F Tracy secretary of the navy under Harrison retires after years as a prominent breeder in Michetown New York. The notice hints at a long tenure in public service and thorough involvement in horse breeding circles.
Paw-Paw Remedy Promise Against Catarrh and Rheumatism
A regional claim asserts catarrh is a national disease hitting head throat kidneys stomach and liver. It argues evidence from cured cases proves Paw-Paw can restore blood and stomach function, boost vitality, and ward off colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyon
Strike Breakers Attacked at Drexel Plant
Chicago reporters describe violence as strike breakers, brought by special train to the American Can Drexel plant, faced a riot on railroad tracks near the factory. Several non union workers were injured by blows and missiles but all reached the plant. police made no arrests.
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Chicago
Maren Ti
Drexel
American Can Company
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Bright’s Disease and Diabetes News
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Wcheme
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Fruit Prospects
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London Society of Science
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Quincy Street
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Sixth St
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