Peruna Invigorates Health Claims From Army Testimony
A Boston staff officer of the Salvation Army testifies to the benefits of Peruna for stomach and related troubles. He notes several officers and soldiers, including members from Green Lake Washington, have used the tonic with satisfactory results. The message reflects Prohibition era health advertising.
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Tasign Wm
Bateation Army
Hanover Street
Boston
Mass
Salvation Army
Green Lake
Washington
Army
Free Summer Catarrh pamphlet offer from Peruna Company
A corrupted notice invites readers to obtain a free copy of Summer Catarrh from The Peruna Medicine Company in Columbus Ohio. It mentions naval officers and warships in a staged reception with Vice Admiral Bedford and Rear Admiral Sampson expected to attend on the New York and other ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peruna Medicine Company
Columbus
Ohio
Upshur
Johnston Livingstone
Tar Harbor
G. D. Bedford
XC. C
Tarbes
Kearsarge
Renner
Poston
W. T. Sampson
Lady Belfort
Gaughter
Jeter
Sae Tee
Lobertory
Bedford
New York
Churches to Unite in a Historic Black Church Merger
Two of the largest colored congregations in Seis consolidate in Indianapolis as bishops and leaders from the Antioh Methodist Episcopal and Zion churches meet. The general conference shows near unanimous support for unification, with key figures including Bishop L Holsey and Dr C editor among spokesmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Astor Wirere
A. i Harris
G. We. Clinton
Jake & Dany
Wilmington
Jeff Davis Elected Governor of Arkansas by Plurality
Election news from TA Rock Arkansas dated September 4 reports Jefferson Davis of Pope County winning the Arkansas governorship by a substantial plurality. Republican BH L Remmel also boosts votes, signaling a tighter race in future cycles. Democratic ticket holds strongest position with no major opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
TA Rock
Ark
Jefferson Davie
Pope County
BH. L. Remmmel
Republicas
Speenae Remmet
Jet
Tae Jartty
Warships Gather at Fae Harbor States Arrive
Warships Texas Indiana Massachusetts Kearsarge and Kentucky arrived at harbor in two columns beside the flagship New Fork. A committee of Seiecinven and the board of trade paid Wargoliar. Admiral Parq and Major General Scho fold are aboard the U S A rere], Brar Admiral present.
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Fae Harbor
United States
Texas
Indiana
Sachusetts
Kearsarge
Kentucky
New Fork
Seiecinven Amt
Board of Trade
Wargoliar
Uhar
Fparq Bo
Tismenant
Schofold
Five People Saved From Runaway Horse Carriage
In New York Ada Mayo Ratley and Miss Neale with Mr Winston Harret of Chicago and others freed five occupants as a runaway carriage crashed near a cottage. Mr Cates was thrown, the horses bolted, but one crewman slipped through a window to help and no serious injuries were reported. Separately, pursuers in Rawlins report the Union Pacific train robbers' trail is reported near Timber Lake.
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New York
Ada Mayo Ratley
Attee ‘Neale
Winston Harret
Chicago
Opera Hua
Catefs
Cates
Mike Raley
Kentucky
Innece Barne
Mr. Cale
Cas
Rawlins
Wyo
Coiriars
Possi
Union
Pacis
Timber Lake
Coal for Schools: Board Chooses Higher Quality Fuel
The school board debated coal quality and cost for steam plants, selecting a better coal at a higher price over cheaper options. Janitors must be experienced to operate heating systems. candidates for new roles and lab duties were discussed. Repairs, boiler safety, and plant maintenance were planned, with new staff assignments and school grounds beautification approved by committees and administrators.
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I ‘Orme
Frontenac
Peterton Ual
Osage City
Scranton
Rich Hill
Leavenworth
Rodgers
Hodgers
Wile der
Breman
Clay
Branner ‘Harrison
Aid Wales
Jane
Beira
B. Eyer
A. J. Stout
Eyer
Stout
Craoage
Eva Schley
Schley
Topeka
Chicago
W. G. Magaw
Magaw
Wamabake, College
State University
C. A. Mega
Polk
Wilson
Rigen
Bonbrake
Isoute Alatinene Versinns Buel
Matts
Insurance
Embree
Desperate Persian rebel jailed as Cossacks intervene
Teheran reports that AU Mahomet Hey, a rebel leader with hundreds of followers aiming at the Persian throne, was captured by hastily summoned Cossacks and thrown into an underground dungeon. In Middlesboro, miners announce six companies will grant wage demands and plans to return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fiubord
Moscow
Tehergn
Mahomet Hey
Middlesboro
Tenn
Thomnas Ts Union
Jellicoe Dis—Erie
Mutiny Arrests Aboard British Transport Ship
In New Orleans on September 4 eighteen aboard a British transport were arrested after mutiny occurred when they refused to sail with Dane atokera. The ship’s captain reported food complaints amid a beard survey citing 115. Deserters were replaced and the crew faced disciplinary actions.
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New Orleans
Montcalm
Dane Atokera
Eagell
Brian
Pleaded in vain over empress dowager war decree
A Pekin refugee from Pekin recounts in the North China Daily News how the empress dowager pressed for war to the knife against foreigners. She dismisses the emperor's pleas, backs a decree naming Yung Lu to march on Pekin and Tianjin, and vows to defend China with a bullet and sword. Four friendly ministers warn Conger, seeking an armistice, before the decree is issued and the city braces for legation attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pekin
North China Daily News
Heu Ching Cheng
Romla
Great Britain
China
United States
Conger
Yung Lu
Grand Army of the North
Kite
Legations
Pelin
Tien Tain
Ballyhoo Bey Race Offer Promised by Whitney Rivalry With Keene
W C Whitney offers to race Ballyhoo Bey against Tommy Atkins or Commando with equal weights and a distance choice of seven furlongs or a mile. The plan centers on a match for stake money, tied to the Flatbush stakes valued at 35,000 with added funds from the Coney Island Jockey Club. Also notes Ohio Volunteers color return at Worthington reunion.
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Whitney
Ballyhoo Bey
Tommy Atking
New York
W. C. Whitney
James R. Keene
Mr. Whitney
Tommy Atkins
Commando
Meuars
Keene
Keenes
Coney Island Jockey Club
Ao Bey
Dessrs
OR Talks of Food Pres of Board of Health
OR TALKS OF FOOD PRES of Board of Health What shall I eat is the daily inquiry the physician is met with I do at hesitate to nay that in my judgment percentage of disease is caused by cee selected and improperly pre food From overwork I suffered malnutrition palpitation of the heart and loss of sleep Last summer I experimented with ie food used with good rich cow s milk After starting its use my disagreeable symptoms disa and heart function improved The writer endorses Grape-Nuta as a perfect food and a sound scientific system for nutrition.
Hawaiian Army and Maritime News Highlights
A Honolulu dispatch notes currency concerns from mainland funds and a push to exploit a U S low whist policy regarding deposits. It also mentions the American army transport Slam sailing August 25 from San Francisco to the Philippines, with coal cargo and quarantine services. Additional items cover Mohoka lepers fed with canned meat, ex Queen Liliuokalani pursuing damages against C B Wilson, a Canadian ship's perilous voyage, and Chinese reform society funds returning from San Francisco.
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Mainland
United States
AT. Atkinson
Mantin
Slam
San Francisco
Philippines
Guam
Siam
Honolulu
Navy Department
United States Quarantine Service
Board of Health
Mohoka
Liileukalani
C. B. Wilson
Wilson
Humphreys
Griffith
Hamburg
Germany
Grisfith
William Carson
Honolulu Harbor
China
George Tublen
U.S. A
Seattle
Grapes at a cent a pound and local activity reported
Snapshot at home news notes a low grape price and a busy September term start for the district court. Reports mention Governor Stanley at Fort Scott, a city theaterWindow displays, a bicycle incident, labor day events, a camping duo on Mission Creek, a judges and jurors schedule, police moves, and local political activity including Miller at Republican headquarters and a 20 speaker Populist schoolhouse campaign.
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Stanley
Fort Scott Tonteht
Court House
David Overmyer
Pittsburg
District Court
Zameh Chiff
Fos
Aldewaten
Colored Auditorium
Harold Lawless
Eneil Harris
Mission Creek
Valencia
Miller
Courts Alate
Republican
J. A. Grubbs
C. C. Baker
Fides
Tony Seider
Fonny
H. Wises
United States
Prescott
Teeto Curry
Cherie Mewell
Greece
Enid
Bira
Wolice
Troubles Removed, St Louis Police to Telephons
St Louis September 4 coroner's inquest on patrolman bodies led to police telephonic lines restored to headquarters.
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St Louis
Wires Cause Burns in City Contact Incident
Nicholas Beckmann and John Loney reported an electric wires contact at the corner of Eighth Mort and Dons. Police used phon y reports to stations. The injured department employees who sustained shoe burns and other injuries show improvement and are likely to recover.
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Nicholas Beckmann
John Loney
Muccers
O'Riley
Eighth Mort Dons
Peties
Cotton Exchange Law Goes Into Effect In New York
New York September 4 the new cotton commission law adopted by the Cotton Exchange becomes operative today though set for Sept 2 as a holiday delay. It requires brokers and commission houses handling cotton to charge a commission at 10 per hundred bales for each round turn on contracts of 100 bales. A controversy arose over a committee ruling that the commission for each purchase or sale on such contracts should be one half of the stated rate.
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New York
Cotton Commission
The
Cotton Exchange
Committee On Commis
Phi
Wnd
Rus
Ratifications of The Hague Treaties Mentioned
A fragment mentions rates for a trade transaction and a commission on bales, noting a close after September 1 and calculating charges. It also references ratification of The Hague treaties and related agreements, with unclear context. The text discusses commission, payment, and market activity surrounding historic treaty actions.
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The
Hague
Corliss Son's Wife Dead in Denver Morning
In Denver the wife of Col A W Corliss of the Second United States Cavalry died this morning at six o'clock after a long illness. Corliss was formerly stationed on the line at Point Reyes. The death leaves a note of sadness in military circles and among friends in New York.
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Corilas
Denver
A. W. Corliss
U States
Iimes
Creis
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Oneamusati
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Castoria
Kranich & Bach Piano
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