Charcot's Kola Nervine Tablets Endorsed by Doctors
Doctors praise Charcot's Kola Nervine Tablets as a trusted remedy for nervous disorders and fainting fits. Letters from physicians across Wisconsin and New England claim it aids neurasthenia insomnia and chorea, with endorsements by practitioners such as A Averill MD and Henry S. Tucker MD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry S. Tucker
A. PO Minshall Viroqua
Wis
Hie State
Meriter
Charcet
A. P. Minshall
M.D
Edw
F. White
Somerset Street
Boston
Mass
Charrovs Kola
Dr. Charcot
AL Averill
Mexico Water Concession Links Veracruz Lands to St Louis
A major contract in St Louis today aims to link northern Veracruz lands to St Louis by water. The deal grants rights to channel the Tempoal and Panucus rivers to the Gulf of Mexico and establish a daily packet service to Teposle. It notes 1100 acres of coffee and sugar land valued at $3,020,000 and a 99 year navigation privilege with tax exemptions on the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louts
México
St. Louis
Panucus
Gulf of Stex- Seo
Tamplew
St Loula
Burton
Epite
Vira Cruces
St Leruts
Paris
Arises in Brazil as insurgent aid grows
A Rio Janeiro despatch reports government mobilizing 10 000 troops to Rokta and Mubia with 3 wartupa four rapid fire batteries and volunteer companies. In Parana a new revolt gathers 50 men promising to fight for more. The note ends with a personal signature about a cough cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
New York
Heralita
Hio Janeiro
Brasil
Rokta
Voltantesr
Fa- Talia
Parana
Disfigure Union Square Opposed Plan to Abolish Dead Man's Curve
The Mine Arts Federation urged the New York park board to reject a tunnel or street cut through Union Square to eliminate Dead Man's Curve. They favor a slow cable on the Fourteenth Street curve and warn that either tunnel or split would ruin the square's unity, beauty, and landscape design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts Federation
New York
Park Commissioners
Council of the
Mine Arts Federation
Talon Square
Desien
Wyoming Law Reclassifies Drug Stores as Liquor Dealers
Cheyenne March 13 The recent Wyoming legislature passes a law redefining drug stores that stock alcoholic liquors as retail liquor dealers requiring separate licenses. The measure bans sale by the bottle or glass by druggists, who previously sold under physician orders, risking material harm to their business and marking a radical shift in the state liquor trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
No Gold Clause in Nebraska Bill Stalled in Legislature
Omaha dispatch reports Lincoln, Neb massing to block emergency gold clause laws. Wilbur a Squire Rahway present rare minerals collection to Princeton University for exhibition in the chemical laboratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Omaha
Neb
The
Bee
Lincoln
New
Glaus Wooster
Princeton
Princeton, N. J
March
Wilbura & Squire of
Rahway
N. J
Princeton University
Chemical Laboratory
Rheumatism Cure After Eleven Days of Deception
Mr Frank Dolson of Sault Ste Marie Michigan claims a single bottle of Chamberlains Pain Balm costing 25 cents cured his rheumatism after eleven days of being kept in a house and paying 25 in doctor bills with no benefit. Sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benief
Frank Dolson
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Chamberlsin
T. F. Anthony
Promize City
Iowa
Ays
Swift & Holliday
Kansas Avenue
Topeka
G. W. Stansfield
A Bright Future in Trade as Railways Improve
Bradstreet's weekly review notes expanding consumer demand and steady staple prices with better railway earnings and growing confidence. Spring demand appears, shoes hats clothing and hardware rising. cotton goods offerings exceed demand while wool stays firm. Exports and numbers show notable shifts and a cautious but hopeful industrial revival across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet’s |Onys
Central West
Agricultural Department
United States
Canada
Deo, Dun
Kg, Thin & Co
Immigration Decline Noted as Causes Cited at Washington
Washington dispatch reports six months ending December 30 immigration fell to 149.80 percent of prior period, with January decrease totaling 3,325 and seven month decline at 45,585. Officials cite landing difficulties and strict examinations, plus deportations, as factors. Also mentions shifts to Europe and South America due to inducements. Additional items include notices for remedies and quinine cures and a cough aid in Topeka listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Immigration Bureau
Europe
Brexit
Argentine Republic
Tala
Lost River in Indiana Found Beneath Orleans
Reports state the Lost River, an underground stream near Orleans, Indiana, may run directly beneath Oridana towns. Heavy rains caused a surge, with water bursting from a cave and audible rushing heard hundreds of feet below, suggesting the subterranean channel could not carry the volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleans
Indianapolis
Lost River
Oridana
Fire at Tolman building devastates Chicago grocers and tea
March 14 Chicago reports a blaze at the Tolman company grocers on Michigan avenue and Lake street. Fire spreads to upper floors of the Tolman building and to adjacent properties as water supply falters. Tolman stock valued at 400000 likely a total loss. Chase & Sanborn stock 176000 with limited top floor tea loss. Both firms insured. A separate Buffalo hotel fire destroys the Chicago hotel five cent house with three deaths: Paddy Brennan Teddy ODonnell and Willan Hanrahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Tolman Company
Michigan Avenue
Lake Street
Chase & Sanborn
Tolman
Dell, Conrad & Co
Thompson & Taylor Spice Company
Tolman Company
Buffalo
Butali
Washington
Bixchaner
Paddy Brennan
Teddy O'Donnell
Willan Hanrahan
Woman with a Record Clara Omo Dies at 56
Clara Omo once claimed to have killed five men in her long career and was known as a western cowboy. She died at her home aged 56 after a violent past including a February 1890 confrontation in Little Hincktall canyon with Ed Smith, where a pistol and hunting knife were used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Clara Omo
Martin
New York City
Hidorads
Kan
Behild
Little Hincktall Canon
Miear Tutte
Mont
Ed Smith
Smith
Mire Oino
Gettysburg Farms land condemnations at battlefield commission hearing
Assistant United States District Attorney Buchwell McCullen returned from Gettysburg where he represented the government in proceedings to condemn seven tracts of land for Confederate avenues and woodland to preserve battlefield appearance. Tracts range two to 40 acres with claimed values up to 50 dollars per acre. government witnesses value land 30 to 109 dollars per acre, attracting county assessors’ scrutiny and prompting more moderate owner estimates.
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Philadelphia
Biazca
United States District
Buchwell McCullen
Gettysburg
Battlefield Commission
Walué
De= Witt
G. W. Stansfeld
Kansas Avenue
Grocers Clearing House Nears Reality in Chicago
Chicago March 13 A wholesale grocers clearinghouse is close to reality. The plan calls for a West Side mammoth structure where freight cars load and boats dock. It would move large firms downtown, consolidate unloading, and allow repacking for country shipments to cut cartage and bulk handling costs. The scheme aims to eliminate multiple moves and streamline lake and rail shipments, likely becoming a wide concrete warehouse and depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland Club Refuses Brooklyn Franchise Offer
President F de Haas Hobson of the Cleveland base ball club said he refused a 100000 dollar offer from Brooklyn representatives for the franchise and players. Brooklyn officials reportedly bid 350000 for five players at the Baltimore NL meeting, with Robinson unlikely to accept 24000 more for all players and the franchise. He may keep the club in Cleveland and face divocutties on certain days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Baltimore
Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Cleveland
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Relieves Cripple Creek Cold
G B Henderson editor of the Daily Advertiser reports a severe Cripple Creek cold improved after using three small bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He notes the high altitude requires a meritorious cough remedy and offers the product through druggists for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripple Creek
Chamberlain
G. B. Henderson
Daily Advertiser
Drugciats
Cotton Mill Proposed for Birmingham by Commercial Club
At a meeting of the Cotton Mill Committee in the parlors of the Commercial Club stock was subscribed for 100000 dollars to fund a cotton mill to be erected here at an early date in Birmingham Ingham Alc March IX.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ingham
Alc
Cotton Mill Committee
Commercial, Club
Electric Bitters Sold As Best Nerve and Blood Tonic
A short ad touts Electric Bitters as the safest vegetable remedy to restore nervous vigor, improve appetite, aid digestion, and purify blood. It claims nerve tone for stomach centers and liver and kidney stimulation. Available at J K Jones Drug Store in Californian locale. Train times note California Express schedules with Pullman sleepers.
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J. K. Jones
Firth and Rantas Avenue
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Promises for All Skin Ailments
Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised as a universal cure for cats bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and skin eruptions. It claims to cure piles and guarantees satisfaction with money refunded. Price five cents per box. Sold by J. K. Jones and others. Also note Broken edge collars made smooth by Peerless Steam Laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
J. K. Jones, Firth
Kansas Ave
Pettigrew Hints Senate Will Not Oppose Tariff
Senator Pettigrew of South Dakota says the five silver Republicans Mantle Jones Carnen Teller and others will not delay a protective tariff law. He warns that a senate reorganization could delay passage and implies new appointees may not be seated. Also notes possible drift of legislation beyond tariff and appropriations and expects early passage of the drift law if no reorganization occurs. Union Pacific ad promotes fast service to eastern cities with time inquiries and ticket guidance. California Limited leaves Topeka Thursdays and Sundays at 11 32 am with through Pullman sleepers dining car and through service diaria.
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Californian Limited
Topeka
Santa Fe
California
Pullman
California Express
First Baptist Church
EL Thomas
Christ, Redeemer
Brung
Oscar Klein
G. E. Larrigo
First Unitarian Society
Unity Church
Abram Wyman
Society of Spiritualists
Lincoln Post Hall
C. W. Searing
Searing
Hey
Mallory
Zane’s Hall
Seventeenth and
Clay Streets
S.C. Coblentz
Central Church
Charles M. Sheldon
Second United Presbyterian Church
Huntoon
Potl Streets
van Littlejohn
CMFB
Fourteenth
van Buren Streets
J. M. Brown
Epworth League
Holiness Association
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Third and
Jefferson Artests
G. B. Howard
Jefferson
Mary McKinstry
Charles K. Hoyt
New Mornes
First Presbyteria
Christian Endeavor
First African Baptist Church
First Street
G. D. Olden
Ryenius Subjiet
Heluhusear
Miedies
L. L. Sullivan
St. Louis
East Sixth Streets
T. BE. Chandler
Kansas Avenue M. B
Christ
New York
Pettigrew
South Dakota
Mantle
Jones
Nevada
Carnen
Teller
Senate
Kansas City
Chicago
Union Pacific
F. A. Lewis
City Ticket Agt
Fulton
California Limited
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Mariner
Physioliny
John Martin Charcot
Herve
Melham
Roxton
Mage
New England
Wriver
Charcat
A. Aberwin
Dil
Tie
Elvinn
Charest
Wenry S. Tuck
Champlain
State
Chic
Lots Kola Nervind
Bula
Custer County
U. S
Weitts
Blachly
Gundreda
Characot
Furska Chem
Lical & Mfg. Co
la Crosse
Mexico
Louis
Igate
Fanvas Avenue
ROYAL
Ecste
Thavent
Sanenb
Truaantiinens
Astanes
Ahs
Rod Fants
Elaine Rena Eae
Wena
Bradstreet
Dun
South America
Indiana
Oklahoma
Gettysburg Farms
National Storage Company
Bayonne
Torre Company
Standard OU Company
Rhita
Croup
Ayer
Ayers
Free
J.C. Ayer Co
Lowell, Mass
Sarsaparilla
Grocer’s Clearing House
de Haas Robison
Sadie Steward
Kingston
Miles Nervine
Miles
Walter A. Steward
Broadway
Caym
Howe
Miles Nervio
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