Hermes Medical Adviser Promises Health for Women
A period advertisement discusses female health and nervous tension, urging readers to request a paper covered copy. It presents Dr Heatey of Beaterd Cy as offering guidance and claims benefits to health and beauty through a health advisory. The note references sending payment and a reply to receive the pamphlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fyseraner
Mika Heatey
Beaterd Cy
Benith
Health and Beauty
Hermes
Ai Beast
V. Pieves
Huliaio
Wilmerding Case Goes Before Supreme Court in White Plains
Fragmented report details a court session in White Plains over Nov with Jack Wilmerding, descendant of Commodore Vanderbilt, facing expert testimony about alleged sexual abuse and a legal action tied to Bloomingdale and a life of care. The proceedings outline medical and moral accusations, with testimony read to the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Stra
Jack Wilmerding
Varderblit Allen
Commodore Vanderbilt
Supreme Court
White Platt
Bloomingdale
Landon Gray
George W. Oa
Unionize Negro Miners Push Faces Strong Opposition
Springfield November 2 A plan to organize Negro miners at Penaconi mines is to be seriously discussed by the United Mine Workers state leadership. Organizers expect firm resistance but believe unionization will come sooner or later as they press for better representation amid tensions with mining operators and local unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Penaconi
of Sciuty
United Mine Workers
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Relief and Cure
An advertisement touts the Pyramid Pile Cure as a rapid treatment for piles and rectal diseases. A testimonial from Mrs. M. Hinkly of Indianapolis claims lasting relief and bed confinement improvement after using Pyramid Pile and Lord Goth, asserting it as a safer alternative to surgical cure with no harmful additives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Driverate
M. Hinkly
Mississippi
Indianapolis
Ind
Lord Goth
Wall Street Manipulation Ties Up $110000 in Elevator Stock
New York authorities reveal that E N Cook and two confederates manipulated Eastern Elevator stock in Buffalo. They used fictitious quotations on the stock exchange floor, roping in brokers and draining about $110,000 from their pockets. George H L ee and a man named McDonald aided the scheme before vanishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Well Street
Eastern Elevator Company of
Buffalo
Rank Outsiders
Wall Street
McClure
The
Stock Exchange
Testeum
Ismac Newcombe
Edwin W. Orvis
Exchange
Dappertocking
Edward N. O
Bumme
Mursin
St. Paul, Hurlington
Weveral
Will Street
Cook
Geo. HL Lee
Waldorf-Astoria
Ian
McDonald
Faye
Bert Cook
Newcombe
Wothke
Joss
Eid Cook
Cully
Pockelm
Silver Republican meeting spurs talk of new national party
In Chicago Senator Henry M Teller and ex-Congressman Charlee A Towne met ex-Governor Altgeld for two hours. The talks sparked speculation they planned a national Silver Republican party to revive the defunct Populists. They discussed fundraising, committee roles, and Towne replacing Teller on the Ways and Means panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teller
Towne
Altgeld
Chicago
Henry M. Teller
Colorado
Charlee A. Towne
Duluth
Silver Republican Party
Taller
Washington
Minnesota
Altgexl
Tans
Asnde
Tilinote
Eles
Ways and Means Committee
Baul van Harvey
Ward
Wass and Teans Committee
Tiarveyies
Towns
Sliver Republiciat
Pecause
Woman Finds Rich Peacock Ore Vein in British Columbia
New York report details Mrs Alice At Treat wife of Van Anda mine owner Harry C Treat locating a rich peacock ore vein on Texada Island. Ore runs about 42 to the ton far above typical yields. A new mine camp is organized with a smelter erected. Mrs Treat plans to stay in BC with future returns for mining trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
British Columbia
Alice
Treat
Harry C. Treat
Columnbia
Wall Street
East Fifty-seventh Street
Texade Island
Mre
Trent
van Anda
Tinrt Eyes Training Site In Hudson Hot Springs
President James A Tinrt of the Chicago baseball club returned from Mexico seeking a training site for spring. Hudson Hot Springs in New Mexico offered a potential grounds option, but hotel management hesitates without a guaranteed large party and a standing advertisement for the resort. Mr Hart accompanied Tinrt and plans to attend the upcoming annual meeting in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chisago
James A Tinrt
Chicago Baseball Club
Ciy
Mexico
Hudson Hot Springs
New Mexico
Hudson
Mr Hart
Marty Pulliam
Loulaville
New York
Price Of Brides Goes Up For Chickasaw Men
The Chickasaw Nation enacts a law to tax every white man who marries an Indian woman at 600. The measure aims to curb white men marrying Indian brides, with fullbloods last electing a central council twenty years.
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Central
Marriage License Price Affects Chickasaw Marriages
The text argues laws harm halfbreeds and squaw men, noting marriage license fees rose from 50 to 100 dollars to target white men marrying Indian women. It claims Chickasaw women hold tribal land around 3000 dollars, suggesting speculators may still profit from marriages despite the higher fee.
$250 FOR A HUSBAND
A St Louis woman registered at the Palace hotel in Cincinnati seeking a husband for $250. She claimed to be a typewriter employed at the American Cotton company and planned to move to New York for a position. Several applicants were considered, but none met her criteria as she exhibited earnest, nervous behavior and continued as a single woman. Mrs Abbie Pike, the girl's mother, stated her daughter is of nervous temperament and remains perplexed by the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Palace Hotel
Bennett Pike
St. Louis
Cineinrul Enquirer
St Louis
American Cotton Company of
New York
Metropolis
St.Louis
Abbie Pike
Windsor Place
Pauper's Grave Shocks City of Chicago Nevada Story
A shabby lodging house scene near 42 Desplaines Street reveals a man known as a cousin of John D. Rockefeller and reputedly linked to a king in the rumor mill. No multimillionaire claimant appeared as remains were moved from the morgue to a potter’s field. Rockefeller, once poor and friendless, rose no. The exhausted figure, whom many aided in downtown stores, carried a prosthetic leg and a cape of fatigue. He set out about three o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desplaines Trent
John Fe Rockefeller
King
Ding Ki
Pfeller
Emulsified Cod Liver Oil Promoted for Nervous Ailments
An eminent medical teacher lauds cod liver oil for nervous disorders and nerve tonics like hypophosphites, noting their combined effect in Scott’s Emulsion. The ad urges taking the preparation for nervousness neuralgia sciatica insomnia and brain exhaustion. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Rockefeller case notes and inquest into death
An inquest into the death of an elderly man found on a bed in a roofed house examined the body and concluded death resulted from acute alcoholism. Jurors viewed the sparse belongings including a box, clothes, and a pair of yellow gloves in the deceased’s possessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hano
Ockefeller
Cleveland
Jono D
Bestar
Iig House
Sis Olter Indgers
Rockefeller
Costa
Mining King Wheeler Surrenders Care Of Valuables On Santa Fe
Kansas City man describes how C P Wheeler, mining magnate of Hamateo Mexico, traveled by Santa Fe limited and entrusted valuables to Porter Hubbell of Kansas City. Wheeler refused to withdraw the roll, later repaid kindness with a cash gift, plus a heavy winter overcoat. Witnesses include Conductor Breed and N J Aldrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Mexico
Kansas City
C. P. Wheeler
Hamateo
Santa Fe Limited
Albuquerque
Conductor Breed
Chicago
W. H. Hubbell
Hubbell
Wheeler Hubbell
Breed
N. J. Aldrich
Aurora
Ill
A. M. Mowry
Queeuly
Hubbeji Saat
Ito
Kans
Reading court awards $2500 for twenty two year courtship end
Sophia Gehring of Reading wins $2500 against Daniel Mayer in a dispute over a 22 year wait for marriage. Mayer, son of a bakery operator, delayed forever claiming duty to his late widowed mother and later said he would not marry, prompting the verdict after a long, odd romance unraveled in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gehring
Reading
Sophia Gehring
Endlich
Daniel Mayer
Mayer
Ish
Merry
Former Topeka pugilist seeks Topeka athletic club
Wade Watts, a Toledo Business Men Athletic Club proprietor, writes of plans to open a club in Topeka if authorities permit limited round move contests. He suggests 20 shares at 40 dollars each to fund the venture and invites interested parties to contact him in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Tamn
Wade Watts
Toledo, O
Business Men Athletic Club
Seceite
Oes Ghdt
Nothne
Attair
Toos
Dee
Pune
Theeal Union
Missouri Pacific Installs New 66 Foot Turntable at Atchison
A Missouri Pacific message reports a 66 foot turntable shipped to Atchison shops. The unit will be installed in three days and is large enough to turn a polarian car. The work will occur at the Union Depot yard with payments to the depot company per engine turned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
Atchison
Stme
Union Depot
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Wilmerding Sane
Co. Marshall
E. N. Cook
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Etiam Ly
Hewind
New South Wales
Old Mexico
HL Rockefeller
Potter's Fishd
Scott & Bowne
Ghemute
New Yorks
Whaeser
Castoria
Icastoria
Parke Fostles
Ina
WS. Boothe
D. D
Pastor del
Rap
Lore
Chas
Cates
Del
Chester
Hdmerd Woatien
Geiloway
Follstown
O. DE Moss
L “. Sen Welle
Odd Fellows’ Building
Quincy Street
Fitnest Ambulance
DE Moss
Penwell
Quincy St
Bene Gi
Quincy
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