Good Blood for Bad Rhythms and Rheumatism
Dubuque resident J G Menkel recalls knee and elbow pain from damp lead mine work. After tried doctors, he used Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. Within weeks his swelling subsided and after months he was well, with his family also convinced. The ad promotes the pills as a blood reform tonic from Schenectady New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Yates
Klauer Manufacturing O
Dubuque
Dr. Williams
Mr. Menkel
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady, N.Y
Noted by Naturalists On Insects and Ocean Life
A compendium of natural history facts noting rapid insect life cycles, scenting abilities of birds of prey, silk from numerous insects, feeding methods of carnivores and herbivores, the elephant’s keen smell, and the desert lifespan of horses. It also mentions the Erebus strix moth and California poppy species, plus fish air bladders and a shark egg described as shellless with a leathery covering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. L. Greene
India
Grape Nuts Helped Missouri Woman Recover Health
A Missouri woman describes severe stomach trouble with heartburn and gas. After trying Grape Nuts, digestion improved, weight rose from 98 to 116 pounds, strength returned, and she can perform housework again. The ad credits Postum Co. for the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Anyond
Flood Losses Rise Across Missouri Counties
Reports from Jefferson City and surrounding counties describe heavy crop losses, mainly corn, with total damages likely in the millions. Bridges wash away, railroad property damaged, and towns like Carrollton partly submerged as rivers rise and fall across Osage, Gasconade, St. Francis, and Missouri systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
St. Francis
Missouri Pacific System
St. Louis
Kansas City
Cooper County
Howard County
Carroll County
Carrollton
Cooper
Howard
Carroll Counties
Livingston County
Shelby County
Salt
Monroe
Ralls
St Louis Tax Dodgers Under Grand Jury Scrutiny
The prosecuting attorney in St. Louis plans a grand jury probe into bank deposits. An assessor’s report lists only $25,000 cash in the city while banks show over 209 million on deposit. Officials cite individuals with large wealth and vague cash on hand, promising further names and investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Associated Banks of
RSS Co
Grand Jury
Oregon's Record Broken by Dakota in Ocean Run
The Great Northern Steamship Co. announced that the steamship Dakota surpassed the Oregon in a long voyage from New York to Coronel and San Francisco. The Dakota sailed to Coronel for coal then San Francisco, while the Oregon traveled Puget Sound to Cuba via Magellan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Steamship Co
Daakota
St. Paul, Minn
Oregon
North Pacific
North Atlantic
Great Northern Company
Dakota
New York
Seattle
Coronel
Chill
San Francisco
Puget Sound
Cuba
Callao
Port Tamar
Rio Janeiro
Bahia
Barbadoes
Straits of Magellan
Horn
Fire at Edwardsville Illinois destroys livery stable
Fire in Edwardsville Illinois caused by a gasoline stove explosion in the Stubbs Bros livery stable office destroyed the stable and an adjoining lumber yard valued at about 75 000 dollars. A thousand citizens formed a bucket line to prevent spread and save the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Edwardsville
Stubbs Bros
Hotz
Stubbs
PARDONED BY GOV MCKINLEY FORMER PRISONER DAVIS
Calvin L Davis, a soldier in the Philippines, was pardoned from the Kansas City penitentiary by acting governor John McKinley. Davis, sentenced in May 1904 to five years for robbing a Chinese doctor, was convicted on circumstantial evidence despite a strong alibi. McKinley cited mistaken identity and insisted the man is innocent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Calvin L. Jdavis
Philippines
John McKinley
Davis
McKinley
Exchange of Ratifications Post Peace Treaty In Washington
Washington September 21 It can be stated definitely that the exchange of the ratifications of the treaty of peace between Japan and Russia will take place in Washington shortly after the treaty has been ratified by the respective sovereigns. It is probable this will be done in the White House as a compliment to President Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan
Russia
White House
Roosevelt
Liberty foe Ler oy Shearer freed then rearrested in route to Boston
Leroy Shearer, a well known forger, was released from Clinton prison at Dannemora on September 21 and immediately re arrested by Massachusetts officers. He is being taken to Boston to face swindling charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Shearer
Plattsburg
N. Y
Clinton
Dannemora
Massachusetts
Boston
Ill inois Woman Buried Alive Mystery Shocked Logan
In Logan a young woman Isyphene Hutchin had her family graves exhumed for relocation. Her sister, aged 25, appeared to have been buried alive with a turned skull and crossed thighs. The discovery sparked countywide sorrow and questions about the tragedy amid other local death notices and legal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Isyphene Hutchin
Sas
Thia
Cates
Logan County
State Veterinarian Discovers Texas Fever Cases in Hoop AICH Cattle
State Veterinarian C. P. Lovejoy of Princeton reports several cattle found with Texas fever at Hoop AICH, signaling an outbreak and prompting further testing and quarantine measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Lovejoy
Princeton
Hoop @AICH
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Williams
J. G. Menkel
Jackson Avenue
Dubuque, Towa
Maries Des Cygnes
Kansas
Osage
Miami
Linn Counties
Kas
Bates County
Marmiton
Vernon County
Sac
Cedar and Dade
Pomme de Terre
Polk
Hickory
Ozarks
Mississippi
Illinois
Detroit
Cincinnati
Board of Health
THE
Edwardsville, Ill
M’kinley
Calvin L. Davis
Liberty
Illinois State News
Fred W. Oestreich
Valmeyer
William Oerstreich
Annie
Gov. Deneen
Hector McAllister
Streator
Thomas Hudson
Galva
James Taylor
Peoria
Thomas Weeks
Bloomington
Thomas Hannah
Riverton
Thomas J. Campbell
Manville
William W. Williams
Marissa
Alton B. Rutledge
Alton
Thomas Dunlap
Centralia
Thomas Little
Herin
Patrick Bobinger
Danville
Cobden
Willisville
Bobinger
Murphysboro
Red” Handell
Adam Fletcher
Stonington
Decatur
Charles Cushing
Daniel Jenkins
Marlon Brown
Springfield
Albert Bambrough
Thomas Bambrough
Cyrus M. Avery
Avery Manufacturing Co
Galesburg
Knox College
Southern Collegiate Institute
Albion
Illinois Home Missionary Society
Southern Railway
State Board of Health
Cairo
City
Quincey
Akers
Quincy Circuit Court
Weems Bros
Gilbert & Rigall
Grayville
Emma B. Huff
Lincoln
Tll
Miss Bessieum
Marion
Mason Beagless
Winchester
Kemp's
LE Roy
de Laval
Randolph & Canali Sts
Chicago
Cortlandt Street
Carters
TES
National Business College
N. 4Th Street
Quincy
Sinois
W. L
Douglas
Pdougla
W.L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
W. L. Douging
W. L. Douglas Strong
W.l.douglas
V.L. Douglas
Tower
A.J. Tower CO
Boston, U. S. A
Tower Canadian CO
Toronto
Canada
A. N.K
Clover Brand Shoes
Wertheimer-Swarts Shoe Co
U. S.A
Winchester Repeating Arms CO
New Haven
Conn
McEm
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