Plots and Deaths in Russia After Stolypin Attack
The St. Petersburg bombing leaves 32 dead after the Stolypin family suffer injuries and revolutionaries vow further acts. Gen Min, once an imperial guard commander, is shot dead at Peterhof by a young woman allied with the social revolutionists, immediately seized by his wife.
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St. Petersburg
Stolypin
Nicholas
Dunsgey
Central Committee of the Social Revolutionists
Min
Seminovsky Guard Regiment
Peterhof
Moscow
Ges. Min
Peter‘hof
Madame Min
Social Revolutionists
Roosevelt in Wreck Near Paul Minn on North Coast Limited
Kermit Roosevelt and his friend John Heard survived a derailment of the North Coast Limited at Berea near Valley City while traveling from Medora N Dakota to St Paul. Five coaches left the track but no serious injuries reported as Roosevelt, shaken but uninjured, wired the president that he was all right.
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Paul
Minn
North Coast Limited
Medora
N. D
Kermit Roosevelt
John Heard
St. Paul
Young, Roosevelt
Berea
Valley City
Roosevelt
Shetreets
Oyster Bay
Foreign commerce shows July imports rise in 1906
Washington reports July 1906 imports at 102,686,797 compared with 84,512,606 in July 1905. Exports for July 1906 totaled 411,651,416 versus 674,464,080 in July 1905. For the first seven months of 1906 exports reached 989,394,148, up from 848,899,444 in the same period of 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Commerce and Labor
Raed Olays
Aid Sought for Chile Earthquake Stricken Nation
President Roosevelt issued a proclamation requesting aid for Chile after a devastating earthquake and fires. Valparaiso suffered immense property losses estimated around 200 million dollars, with widespread destruction in rural areas and infrastructure. Heavy rains worsened conditions as donations flowed in from global sources.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Chili
Bagon
Republic of
Valparaisy
San Francisco
Europe
Asia
Americas
Republ
Red Cross Associaton
Ohio Aims at Two Cent Fare Across States
The Ohio railroad commission will push a two cent fare for interstate traffic on Ohio roads. A conference of Ohio railroad passenger officials is set for August 30 to seek an amicable settlement. If needed, the commission will file a formal complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission. Meanwhile heavy rains at St Joseph Missouri ended a drought harming corn and late fruit.
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Columbus
Ohio Railroad Commission
Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
St. Joseph
Indictments Hit New York Central and Standard Oil
A western New York federal grand jury indicted the New York Central Railroad for discriminating and unlawful freight rates on Standard Oil shipments and for failing to file a rate schedule with the Interstate Commerce Commission. The Standard Oil Company faces 123 counts alleging unlawful and discriminating rates on shipments over multiple railroads.
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Jamestown
N. Y
New York Central Railroad Company
Western New York Federal Grand Jury
Standard Oil Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Pennsylvania
New York Gentral
Vermont Central
Standard of Company
Olean
Durllington
New York Central
Rochester
Norwood
Reconstruction plan for Valparaiso streets outlined
The government proposes a uniform street level for Valparaiso with minimum width of 15 metres excluding sidewalls. It will expropriate lands with cash payments and aid loans for owners. Customs duties on construction materials will be suspended for 18 months. A state of siege restricts street access after six pm amid dynamite related accidents.
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Valparaiso
Frisco Tramways Tie Up Amid Citywide Strike
Frisco streetcar service halted Sunday except California and Geary lines due to a conductors and motormen strike against United Railroads. No cars ran. traffic was diverted to automobiles and other vehicles. Patrick Calhoun, president of United Railroads, awaited arrival from the east to decide next steps.
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San Francesco
Aig
California
Geary
United Railway System
United Railroads
Patrick Calhoun
Springfield Jury Discharges in Mob Murder Trial
Springfield Mo Aug 25 The jury in the case of Doss Galbraith alleged mob leader charged with second degree murder for the April racially charged killings was discharged after failing to agree. Jurors reported ten for acquittal and two for conviction, and the state likely will not retry the case.
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Springfield
Doss Galbraith
Tts
Cuban president ready to forgive rebels breaks up revolt
Havana August 27 government announces unconditional pardon for insurgents who lay down arms, except captured commanders unless they surrender with full forces. The move aims to end the rebellion by encouraging defectors while continuing pursuit of defiant bands. Officials expect the measure to weaken insurgent cohesion and hasten termination of the insurrection.
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Havana
Montalvo
Waakaning
Pinar del Rio
Col
Avalon
Naual
Santa Clara
Zayas
Lberal Party
Palma
UN Committee
Col Banchez
Bajacal
Washington
State Department
Legation
Senor Pardo
St Louis Financier H F Wernz Dies in Minnesota
H F Wernz, a St Louis financier once president of the St Louis stock exchange and head of the World’s Fair commission, died at a Battle Lake summer resort on a Monday due to a complication of diseases. The Fergus Falls report notes the Aug. 27 death.
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St. Louis
Fergus Falls
Minn
H. 4. Wernz
St. Laws
Battle Lake
Women and Kidney Trouble Promoted Remedies
An advertisement extols kidney trouble as affecting men and women, noting impact on mind, courage, beauty, and cheer. It promotes Swamp Root by Dr. Kilmer with sample offers and address in Binghamton New York, and also promotes Dr Shoop’s Night Cure and Restorative for women's ailments.
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Mal
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Dr. Kilmer
Binghampton, N. Y
Electric Bitters touted as cure all in local ad
The passage promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy that allegedly cured kidney trouble, debility, stomach and liver complaints, blood diseases, headaches, dizziness, and bodily decline. The testimonial claims significant personal recovery and notes availability at R. H. Miller's drug store for 50 cents.
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E. H. Wolfe
Kear Grova
R. H. Miller
Digestive Health Note From Amherst Professor
Prof Tyler of Amherst College cautions that a person cannot live without a digestive system while claiming a dyspepsia remedy named Ike Kodal digests what you eat. The ad urges daily care of digestion after overeating and promotes Ike Kodal for Dyspepsia as sold by druggists.
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Prof. Tyler
Amherst College
Farmers and workers trust Dr Thomas Electric Oil report
Farmers, mechanics, railroaders and laborers rely on Dr Thomas Electric Oil to ease cuts, bruises and swelling instantly. It claims quick relief and portability for field use, urging workers to keep a bottle on hand while at work.
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Dr. Thomas
Electric
Ten Years in Bed Confession and Kidney Remedy Endorsement
Oakville Indiana resident B A Gray J P recalls a decade of kidney disease confined to bed and futile medical efforts before praising Foley s Kidney Cure as a godsend. The ad also touts Da Witt s Witch Hazel Salve as a cure for summer itch and urges buyers to seek the genuine from trusted druggists.
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B.A. Gray
J.P
Oakville
Ind
Woley
B. Conner & Co
DaWitt
All Drugglsta
Dean's Regulates Cure Billions at Drug Stores
A cryptic note claims a cure named Dean's Regulates can ease heaviness after meals and restore a tired tongue and liver. It suggests widespread availability for a small price, urging readers to try at any drug store.
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Dean
Mystery Solved By King’s New Life Pills
J N Pelagiant of Magnolia Indiana reports relief from biliousness and habitual constipation after using King’s New Life Pills. The pills are advertised as guaranteed to satisfy everyone or money refunded, available at R H Miller’s drug store.
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Dr. King
J. N. Pelagiant
Magnolia
Ind
R. H. Miller
Poley's Kidney Cure Promoted for Kidney and Bladder Diseases
An advertisement claims Poleys Kidney Cure can treat kidney and bladder ailments with strong assurances of cure. The copy names B. E. Convey dé Co and urges immediate use, presenting no medical endorsement.
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Poley
Pazo Ointment Claims Cure For Piles In 6 To 14 Days
A listed remedy named Pazo Ointment is claimed to permanently cure piles. The notice asserts the product stops bleeding and reduces symptoms within six to fourteen days, urging readers to trust the treatment.
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Sullivan
R. McMahon
Sullivan & McMahon
Toa
Barnington L. Dickingon
Harrington & Dickinson Attorneys AT Law
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Algona, Iowa
J. L. Bonar
Fice
Algona State Bank
Wm. M. Galbraith
LAP
Towa
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Chas. T, Uotant
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Omos Over Taylor's
Dodge Street
RE. J. Gay
D. Patterson
Algona, In
C. H. Cretzmeyer
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H. C. Devereaux
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Ragidenne
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Brown's Livery
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Plymouth Rock Cockerels
Bancroft
S.d.powell
Germania, la
District Court of the State of Laws
Kossuth Gougty
Teri
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Ole Moe
Plulntiis Ye
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Laura Wolf
John A. Wolf
John H. Wolf
Jos. T. Wolf
Jos.t. Wolf
David W. Walf
David W. Wolf
Louies C. Sheffer
John Shelter
Peter L. Weldon
Distret Court
State of
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Oliver Moe
Section 26
Township 98
Range 25
P. M
Platoff
Eaid Court
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Sale Blaughter
Frieco
Santiago
Chil
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Valparaigo
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Grand Jury Indicts Railroad and Oil Company
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