Scientist Saved by Pink Pills for Pale People Story
A Hartsville College professor recounts illness and recovery after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. He describes chronic indigestion and fatigue alleviated by the remedy, leading to a full return to health and duties. The testimonial credits the pills with curing his condition and restoring strength, urging others to try them.
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Barnaby
Hartsville College
Dr. Williams
Columbus
Duke County
Mick
Anaes
Csilegerens
Ieee
Goctars
Chiene Bowinas
Natenal Science
Pardon for Bravery Rewards Mutiny Helper
Convict Robinson, imprisoned for burglary in Lenvenwerth, is granted a pardon for aiding a mutiny at Leavenworth penitentiary. Governee Leedy praised Robinson’s service amid a violent escape bid, saying the act warranted clemency for his efforts that helped quell the disturbance.
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Robinson
Lesdy
Hebi
Leavenyorth County
Finbinser
Warren Beab
Rita
Rotmann
Endon Landin
FINDLAY'S WAR RECORD INQUIRY SPLITS CITY
George Fincher faces questions over a wartime record as a candidate for public office amid factional disputes. Supporters cite his service and leadership, while opponents challenge his affiliations and authority to lead. In Washington, debate grows about his claim to veteran status and party backing.
Ides Panacea Story In Keokuk Alderman Frantic Claims
The fragmentary OCR recounts Alderman James L Francis and others in Keokuk making odd claims about panacea remedies and medical prescriptions. It mentions a church member and a local store owner on Fifth Street near Bansis Avenue, with unclear statements about benefit or receipt of aid.
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James L Francis
Sis
Kite
Cous
Coife
John Borgus
Keokuk
Bietucdini Piscoyal
King’s
Gist of Sons of the Revolution meeting in Cleveland
National Sons of the Revolution gathering in Cleveland opened with welcome by J. M. Richardson and responses by Gen. Edwin S. Harrell. The secretary reported 8000 members in 36 states, discussions focused on uniting with the Sons of the Revolution. many prominent figures attended from multiple states and a NY chapter representative was present.
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Cleveland
Chamber of Commerce
J. M. Richardson
Ohie Society
Edwin S. Harrell
Marenchusetts Society
Franklin Murphy
New York
Bothes Porter
Dre Patatons
Erurice
Hewat
Reprete
Harkins
Guorge DD
Todd
Raisss Ciuy
George T. Wood
Kentucky
I. Brent
Maryland
J. Warren Culler
Newark
C. St. Williams
Vin
Sina
W. W. Strong
Wisconsin
J.C. Brockineidge
Wallington
Eugene F. Emlcott
Massachicettts
Donald Melvin
The
Daughters At
the American Evolution
Order
Song Affects a Thief In Chicago Church Choir Turn
A Chicago church on Chicago Avenue and Ada saw a turning point after a song titled Wore in My Wandrer in Bay Tonight. Fred Drank, a gang member, bowed his head as the chorus marked a shift. he is paroled ten days later and may gain freedom for aiding in breaking up a notorious criminal group. Police report multiple thefts and 28 charges against four gang members Edward Renst Henry Weir Mrs Hersey Weir and Chas Zimmermann. A cache of stolen goods was found at the Weir residence.
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Chicago
Chicago Avenue
Ada
Fred
Dumsands
Delige
Hamber Ihde
Drenk- Bon
Coal Company Fails In Pittsboro Receiver Appointed
The Juin M. Rischer Coat company stockholders applied for a receiver with Mede as President and his wife as principal creditor. The firm, with a $400,000 capital and $15,000 in debts, faced judgments against senior members in favor of his wife amid financial stringency and weak trade conditions.
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Pittsboro
Juin M. Rischer Coat Company
Joe White
M. Riacher
Ninas
Rock Island Wals I Tickets For Quadrennial Turnfest
Bt Louis Mo May 6 to 11 Rock Island Wals I tickets at one fare round trip Tickets on sale May 5 6 final limit May 11 For full information call Rock T m and assenger depot corner aaa and Kan Bas GWENUS or by pho M FULLER City Pass Agi DeWitts Little Bartr aisers liver and stomach aid GW Stansfield 12 Kansas ave
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Bt. Louis
Rock Island
City Must Pay For Negligence in Two Parsons Injuries
The northern district court of appeals upholds two damage awards against the city Rigbiot Becus of Topeka Erik Besouk. The Bradshaw case awarded 54 000 for a fall in a Kansas Avenue cellarway on Oct 24 1901 and a history of 10 years age. Smelser received 400 for injuries at a bridge on Lincoln Street Jan 17 1901, after seeking 450. Other cases from eastern division affirmed or reversed across multiple counties with numerous parties.
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Parsons
Department of the Court of Appeals
Rigbiot
Topeka
Erik Besouk
Aareal
Goa
Shaiwnee
Geo. W. Bradshaw
Ace
Kanses Avenue
Sheniee County
Pleasant Smelser
Smelser
Shangzanun
Lincoln Street
Credn
Lillie Morris
EL Brown
Brown County
Botn Wols
J. W. Naslor
Shaw- Ree Counis
Lawrence Canning Company
B.D. Lee Mercantile Company
Shawhee County
Board of County Commissioners of
Doniphan County
David Allen
Doniphan
Affirmed
Manspeaker
Hazers Take Mis Locks At Colorado College
Harold Sanderson, son of a Denver minister, suffered a brutal attack by rival freshmen at Colorado College. He was lured into an ambush near a dark place after a prank gone wrong and subjected to a hanging gesture. College authorities denounced the event, while Sanderson accepted the incident calmly.
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Colorado Springs
Tay 4
Harold Sanderson
Denver
Trate Fresen
Colotdy
Colle Sanderson
Sanson
Sanderson
Seon Sanderson
Dis
Souths Sanderson
Must Stop Flirting Notice At Boston University Law School
Boston May 1 a notice posted on the law school bulletin board orders students to stop flirtations with the girls near the windows overlooking the street. Some women sat by the windows last fall and the iris around the pane was painted putting a stain on the winter. The faculty forbids any flirting in front of the building and warns noncompliant students to withdraw from the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston University Law School
Boston
Aintie
Law School
Microbes Hurt His Eyes in Packing House Incident
Richard Hysell, a Swift packing house worker in Kansas City, sues the company for 5000 dollars claiming microbes from dried blood and rust splashed into his eye while cleaning an overhead iron runway. The case marks the first such damages suit in the county.
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Kansas City
Richard Hysell
Swift
St Louis Elks to Plant Avon Mulberry Trees at Shakespeare Statue
In St Louis on May 1 lodge No 8 of the Brotherhood of Protective Order of Elks will plant mulberry trees from Stratford at the Shakespeare statue in Tower Grove Park. The act honors Wwitlines 5 Shaken pwape Sia lay. the project traces back to Adelaide Nelson and others who admired the statue and promised to bring Stratford stock to St Louis.
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St Louie Elks
Avon
St. Louis
Lodge No. 8
Brotherhood of Protective Order of Elka Mill
Wright
Tower Grove
Adelaide Nelson
St Louis
Thomas Garrett
England
Stratford-on-Avers
Amerie
Leva G. Lhirris
Bare Fett
Barrett
Nelleon
Europe
Stratford-op-Avon
Harris
Neilson
Tooth
Starving Man's Diary Found in Bible in New York
A man found dead near Columbus Street and the East River left a diary of hunger and prayers. Entries from last May to March record days without food, with notes of bread glimpsed, water, long walks, and occasional relief including twenty dollars. The Bible containing the notes was found on the victim, described as mentally unsettled but devout.
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New York
Sith Street
East River
Tom Kearney
Jagiary
Mahiedn
Durinc
Woman Shoots Self At Greenwood Cemetery Tragedy
An unknown woman aged about four years is found dead by self inflicted gunfire in Greenwood Cemetery after walking to a tomb and drawing a small silver revolver. She wore a blue dress and silk undergarments, left a note in French and carried $6.40 in change. An hour later she dies at Norwegian Hospital. No ID found beyond a ring initialed R.H. to B.D. Dune.
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New York
Janis Gordon Barretts Imausotsar
Greenwood Cometary
Hogs blamed for trout losses at La Plata hatchery spillover
Denver May 1 Hogs alleged to have caused 180000 lost trout at the La Plata state fishery near Grand Junction by contaminated water seeping from hog pens above the hatchery. Superintendent notes 280000 eggs set. only 6000 trout resulted. Investigation suggests hog pens near the hatchery polluted the springs supplying incubators. Unrelated ad claims for a laxative product appear within the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
la Platta Tate
Grand Junction
Suleh
G. W. Stansfield
Kansas Ave
Don’t Stop Tobacco Don’t Stop Tobacco Sudden Cure
An advertisement claims a vegetable remedy named Bac o-Curo cures tobacco habit while used. It promises a guaranteed cure with written guarantee and refunds if unsuccessful, priced at one dollar for a box, two fifty for three boxes, and offered via druggists or direct mail from a chemicals company in La Crosse.
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Ae Chemical & Miz. Co
la Crosse
Rivalry Among Resorts For McKinley Summer Outing
Washington May 1 The president receives frequent invitations to spend the summer at resorts near mountains and seashore, mainly from New England. Denials touch Ambassadors Hay’s Adirondack home. no decision yet on heated term location. If Congress stays, Mrs McKinley may leave Washington before the president.
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Mainley
Washington
New England
Ambassador Hay
Adiron
White House
Congress
McKinley
Beer and Tobacco Tax Doubling in Dingley Plan
Washington May 1 The revised Dingley bill would double internal revenue on beer and tobacco for government revenue. Beer tax shifts from per barrel to alcohol content, doubling income to about 25 million last year and tobacco would rise about 70 million, with potential further taxes possible. A carrier pigeon at the White House drew attention as it wandered to an open window then was fed and housed while its owner is sought.
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Washington
Il Je
White House
Executive Mansion
Local notes mark appointment and obituaries in El Dorado
Dr Fr Lawrence of El Dorado named to state board of dental examiners by Governor Leedy. John Gorgins a 44 year old colored man died of consumption on Jefferson Street. funeral at First Baptist Church and Rochester Cemetery interment. Ten pin bowling by T A Avanda Mo A ends with close score. Oscar Pyles achieves three autetkes on top frame. TA A wins by 230. Jacob Mitchell of Unionville Pa. credited with long battle against piles cured by DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. G W Stansfield 632 Kansas Ave offers ice and phone 430.
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FR. Lawrence
el Dorado
Leedy
John Gorgins
Jeferson Street
First Baptist Church
Rochester Cemetery
T. A. Avanda
Mo. A
Lawrence
Kansas City
Oscar Pyles
T. A.A
Jacol Mitchell
Unionville
DeWitt
G. W. Stansfield
Kansas
Steals 15000 at St Louis Post Office cashier charged
David I Hays a 15 year Post Office cashier in St Louis was arrested on embezzlement charges involving 15003. The informant Inspector Joe Johnson filed the information. Hays waived examination and was held to the federal grand jury in 3000. He returned home to Webster. The shortage was covered by C M Hays of Grand Trunk Rail. Washington officials push prosecution despite heart disease risk.
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St. Louis
David I Hays
Joe Johnson
St. Loui
Hays
United States
James Craig
Commissioner's
Webster
C. M. Hays
Grand Trunk Railroad
Washington
Hsm
St Louis Merchants Send Toy Airships With Messages
North St Louis merchants stage a novel pastime by releasing miniature airships using leftover Fourth of July balloons. Each ship carries a note directing a finder to respond or return to its origin, with a promised reward.
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St. Louis
North St. Louis
Whiel
Fight in the Waldorf Ends in Pulpit Threats
New York police report a late night Waldorf café scuffle after a naval reception. A U S Army lieutenant and a well known man argued, the lieutenant struck, a civilian fell, apologies followed, and calm returned.
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New York
United States
Mary
Leutenant
Russia Belle linked to bank fraud case in Ogden and flight
Clarence Barton, 21, wanted by Ogden authorities for stealing 5200 from Utah Loan & Trust, fled to Jacksonville after paying an 800 mortgage to Belle Clive alias Russia Belle. He and wife arrived in the city in March and Barton claimed illness as investigators prepared requisition papers. He had pawn tickets for diamonds and jewelry and a brother employed at the bank.
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New York
May
Clarence Barto
Ogden
Utah Loan &Rust Company
Barton
Smunk
Jacksonville
Fly
Belle Clive
Russia
Belle
Glass Trust Acts Boost Window Glass Prices Across Nation
Pittsburgh reports a 6 per cent advance in window glass prices effective today. The move, supported by the Pillsburg and western agencies, follows rising demand and temporary production cuts due to factory repairs. Drs. Minney and Magee relocate to 64 Ransana. Ayers Sursa parilia cited among notable medical discoveries of the century.
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Pittsbure
Pillsburs
Onderstood
Drs. Minney & Magee
Ransana
Ayers Sursaparilia
Celebrated Cure Ad Promises Nervous Disease Relief
Free offer claims Dr Chareot s Kola Nervine Tablets cure nervous diseases where others fail. It asserts proofs from aged patients and near death cases, with physicians supporting results. Product available in 50 cent and one dollar boxes with refund guarantee and free sample. Eureka Chemical & Mfg, La Crome, Wisconsin.
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Chareot
Charcet
Eureka Chemical & Mfg
la Crome, Wie
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CO. J. Brescott
Shawnee
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Fomwhertz
Wyandotte
Faooy Bevan
M. Jeffrey
Nemmehn
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Geo. W
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John Brandon
Heaststine
J. McA Tee
Stewnee
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WLM
Hedge
Charles Shed
Hazers
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Sante Petoute
Shakespeare
Gordon Best
la Plats
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Daily Record
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Wilmington
Del
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Clarence Barton
Glass Trust
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