Peruna praised by U S pension medical examiner
Letters from Dr James Crosier and Leland Williamson of Arkansas extoll Peruna as a strong tonic and effective treatment for coughs colds and catarrh. They describe personal and patient benefits noting improved vigor and health, and invite readers to seek Dr Hartman’s free medical advice at The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio.
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James Crosler
M. D
U.S. Pension Office Medical Examiner
Medical Board of Referee
U.S Pension Office
Washington, D. C
James Crozier
Leland Williamson
Hartman
Dr Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Trial of Tillmih Ends. Defense Counters Testimony
State rests as Tillmih trial continues with defense presenting objections and witnesses. Court rulings restrict further testimony while jurors hear accounts of alleged confections and conversations surrounding the defendant.
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H_Tillmih
Milton Share
X. G. Gangales
Tillman
Keene trainer, English horse ship to Russia sale
Reports from Stekirtown New York claim farm property tied to Russell Sage group has been auctioned for unpaid taxes. J C Keene the American trainer now in Rumtia is linked to a horse purchase by English owners for 76000 after wins in top British classics. The matter involves Mrs Sage and long time associate M R Rand who served Sage’s household for 23 years.
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Keene
New York
J. C. Keene
Rumtia
Bot
Dames R. Keene
Yeers
Arhion
Gerry
St. Leger
Guinea
Stekirtown
N.Y
Russell Sage
Grianelee
KH . M. Rand
Mr Sage
Brief Telegrams from Louisville and New York News
Brief telegrams report on National Ditsun congress papers in Louisville with committee reports on prison discipline reform and discharged prisoners. Frederick Adams resigns as commodore of Larchmont Yacht Club. A large contribution to the romscepot fund arrives via an attorney. Board of Trade September imports rise and exports increase. A theater accident in New York results in Joseph Jennison’s death. Norway’s King receives a St Louis exposition official. a manifesto hinting at U.S. interest is noted.
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Louisville
Ditsun Congress
New York
Boston
Kenyon
Board of Trade
Christiania
Norway
W. Kohl
St. Lotte Exposition
United States
Gustaf
St. Louis
Police Jottings From North Topeka Court
In North Topeka violent drunk Asa Pendergraf terrorized neighbors, assaulted a woman, and faced a state warrant for assault after chasing his family with an axe during scarlet fever. Prisoner Albert James resisted arrest and was fined after Dusenberry failed to subdue him. Pendergraf to have a city court hearing while details of the grand arrest unfold.
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Asa Pendergraf
Topeka
Jellies
Morgan
Pendergraft
Trusenberry
Waterloo
Albert James
Dusenberry
Bin
Deine She Plunka
Albert Jost
Postum Turns Study To Strength For Ailing Student
A student describes chronic nervous exhaustion blamed on overdoing coffee and turns to Postum. Within months of quitting coffee and starting Postum, strength returns, health improves, and focus returns to study. The account also notes a sister’s partial trial and a friend who shifts from coffee to Postum with better results.
Russian trip reports to Secretary Hay on Jewish condition
Mr J B Greenhut, a leading New York Hebrew, returned from Russia and supplied a report on the Kishineff matter and Jewish conditions at Secretary Hay's request. He attributes Jewish persecutions to democratic tendencies while detailing various social and cultural notes, including events at New Fork and related figures.
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J. B. Greenhut
New York
Russia
United Hebrew Association of America
Hay
Greenhut
Bso
Theenbut
Man Reflects On Older Officers Handling Crime
Fragmentary OCR text discusses an older officer known as a Confederate veteran facing a job that newer officers perform with ease. It references a retiree knocked from a wagon and suggests perceived competence differences between generations of lawmen.
Swept Off Their Feet Riot Near Broadway Theater
In New York a small riot broke out on Twenty-ninth Street near Broadway as theater staff and patrons collided after a show. Police used clubs and a pistol shot was fired. four arrests were made. People in evening dress were knocked down. a woman nearly torn from her dress. The fight arose from a quarrel between two theater workers, prompting friends from several theaters to join in a pitched brawl before police intervened.
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New York
Twenty-ninth Street
Broadway
Princess Theater
TO JAIL IN BRIDAL ROBES Sixteen Kegs of Seer Arrests
Chester police raided a wedding gathering at 28 Ward Street after boisterous revelers damaged property and assaulted sixteen Polish guests. Sixteen men were arrested and taken to City Hall station. A funeral, a burial wake, and a sick neighbor plagued the scene as officers moved in to restore order.
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Chester
Ward Street
Woot
Otrs
Ubi
Leary
King Edward Hotel mural dispute eyed by Tiffany
Tiffany studies from interfering in any manner or making changes in four mural paintings executed by him now in the lobby of the King Edward hotel Toronto. One Judge McCaull has granted his application for an injunction Sun with costs.
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Tiffany
King Edward Hotel
Toronto
McCaull
Golf at Philadelphia opens with rain dampening Merion round
In Philadelphia on October 7 the first round of match play in the Griscom invitation golf tournament for Miss Rhona Adair began at Merion Cricket Club. Wet turf from a morning shower made footing difficult though attendance was strong. Adair remained the focal point amid optimistic predictions of her success.
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Philadelphia
Sirs Griscom
Rhona Adair
Merion Cricket Club
Miss Adair
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