Mild laxative for women praised by Dr Caldwell
An advertisement touts Dr. W B Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle, effective laxative for women and all ages. It promotes digestion, treats constipation, torpid liver, sour stomach and headaches, costs 50 cents, offers free trial bottles, and invites medical advice from the doctor at Monticello DL.
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Alx
Caldweall
Brannan
Alvarado
K. L. Stout
Loulaville
Williams
Cal
J. B. Blackmore
Pat Sheedy Art Lover and Gambler of Renown
Pat Sheedy known as a colorful figure in sport and crime circles died in his New York rooms above his art store. Once a prizefighter manager and go-between for thieves, he built NY galleries with Barbison and Reynolds works and recalled a life of gambling from Boston to Monte Carlo to Cairo. He returned the famed Gainsborough Duchess of Devonshire missing since 1876 after demanding 45000, restoring it in good condition.
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Patrick Francis Sheedy
New York City
Pat Sheedy
Barbison School
Reynolds, Wien and
Scalbert
Boston
New York
Faro Bank
Pacific Ocean
China
Japan
Chicago
John ER. Sullivan
Monte Carlo
Russia
Germany
Asia Minor
Bombay
India
Cairo
Egypt
Gainsborough “Duchess of Devonshire
Gainsborough
Agnews
London
Sheedy
Adam Worth
England
United States
Brooklyn
Boxton
Philadelphia
Worth
Red Cloud Sioux Chief dies at Pine Ridge agency
Red Cloud, famed Sioux Indian chief and leader of the warlike Dakota tribes, has died at Pine Ridge in North Dakota. Born eighty six years ago, he rose from obscurity to command and fought whites in a 30 year contest, earning a reputation as the boldest Sioux leader. His feats include the Fort Phil Kearny massacre and a legendary dog feast in his honor.
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Red Cloud
Pine Ridge Indian Agency
North Dakota
Fort Phil Kearny
Little Fort
Bla
Career of Senator Raines Prominent New York Lawmaker
New York State Senator John Raines, born May 6, 1840 in Canandaigua, pursued law then insurance before a long political career. He served in the Army of the Potomac, held Assembly and Senate seats, and shaped reform with the Raines blanket ballot act and the New York liquor law. His influence grew as he became a bosslike figure in the state senate, while Governor Hughes rejected a recount proposal in 1907.
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New York
Raines
John Raines
Canandaigua
N. Y
Columbia College Law School
State Senate
Hoe
Hughes
New York City
Remarkable 90-Year-Old Miner Sets Coal Pit Record
Joseph Walton of Darklands Swad Macote Burton Hugland long served as a miner for about seventy years. He retired to live near his birthplace but now works full time in a coal pit at age close to ninety. He recalls twelve hour shifts for half a crown and being among Britain's early Miners' Association members. He comes from a family of seventeen with two living octogenarian brothers.
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Goal Pit
Joseph Walton
Darklands
Swad- Macote
Burton
Hugland
British Miners’ Association
Walton
Post Hole Digger Patented By Michigan Man
A Michigan inventor has patented a post hole digger featuring pivoted jaws that resemble a miniature clam shell dredge, promising easier soil penetration and controlled digging in tight spaces.
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Michigan
French Junk From Panama to Be Sold for Canal Aid
Old locomotives, dump cars, dredges, girders and other French machinery from the Panama canal project will be shipped to New York for competitive bidding. About 700 tons move each two weeks aboard the Ancon and Cristobal. three years to complete. The sale funds canal operations while salvaging metal and tools once essential to construction.
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New York
Ancon
Cristobal
Isthmus
Sam
Uncle Sam
Canal Commission
Gatun Lake
Great
Lake
Chagres
Rilo Grande
Atlantic
Pacific
Yale Honors Yon Hsiang Ts at Junior Exhibition
Yon Hsiang Ts a Chinese student at Yale won the Hen Eyck prize at Yale’s annual junior exhibition. It marks the first time an orient student captured the prize. He spoke on America and the Far East. The Ten Eyck prize, established in memory of Henry von Eyck, is among Yale’s biggest honors.
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Yale
Yon
Hsiang Ts
Yale University
Hen Eyck
America
Far East
Ten Eyck
Klogstey Trust Company
Henry von Eyck
National Guard Growth Backed by War Officials
Regular Army officers freshened views once held against the National Guard and urged expanding its size. Assistant Secretary of War Oliver told the House Committee on Military Affairs that the War Department planned to raise the guard to 200,000 and to pursue a policy to make it an efficient force.
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Washington
National Guard
Oliver
House Committee
War Department
Guard
Plot Against Czarter Threat Exposed Officers Arrested
Six conspirators, two women and four men from anarchistic groups, were arrested in Moscow on Baskakow street. Police seized bombs hidden in a basement as the czar and czarina were due to arrive. The case may illuminate the recent St Petersburg bombing that killed Colonel Karpoff, head of the secret police.
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Baskakow Street
Public benefactions in 1909 reach record $141 million
New York reports total U S benefactions for the last twelve months at 141 25 million, up 40 million from any prior year and more than double 1908. Principal donors include John S Kennedy 26 56 million, John D Rockefeller 12 825 million and Andrew Carnegie 6 056 million with education receiving over one third of gifts.
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New York
United States
John S. Kennedy
John D. Rockefeller
Andrew Carnegie
Inquiry into Insurance Firm Affairs Remains Open
New York Dec 27 George P Sheldon died Saturday at his Greenwich Conn home possibly delaying actions to recover funds he allegedly overdrawn as Phenix Fire Insurance Co Brooklyn president. Investigation into company affairs will continue with books in Atlanta and Chicago to be checked and the district attorney's office to press on.
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New York
George P. Sheldon
Greenwich
Conn
Phenix Fire Insurance Company
Brooklyn
Atlanta
Chicago
Car crashes through ice on Naugautic River in storm
In Seymour Connecticut on December 27 a trolley car jumped a switch by the Naugautic river and plunged down the bank, breaking through the ice. Motorman Fred Beard and conductor Marcus Donavan drowned in the enclosed vestibule while five passengers escaped the wreck.
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Crown
Naugautic River
Seymour
Conn
Fred Beard
Marcus Donavan
Judge Lurton Resigns to Join Supreme Court
Cincinnati December 27 Judge Horace H Lurton tendered his formal resignation as judge of the United States circuit court preparing to become associate justice of the Supreme Court in succession to the late Rufus W Peckham the move announced today.
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Supreme Hendh
Cincinnati
Horace H. Lurton
Tutt
United States Circuit Court
Hig
Supreme Court of the United States
Rufus W. Peckham
Mob Hangs Pennington After Jail Abduction at Hurley
A mob of about 100 citizens seized Henry Pennington from Hurley jail and hanged him to a steam pipe following the murder of Samuel Baker and wounding of his wife and two children. Also reported are the death of Pioneer Woman Susan Walt hall Peck in Denver, a passenger train killing two miners near Shelburn, Maryland miners burned in Cumberland, and Louisville Fire Chief Benjamin Bitton dying from injuries after responding to a fire.
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Hurley
Samuel Baker
Henry Pennington
Pennington
Denver
Susan Walthall Peck
Colorado
Danville
Chariton
Cumberland
Harrison
Lang Beats Fitzsimmons in Twelfth Round
In Sydney Nova Scotia on December 27, Bill Lang defeated Bob Fitzsimmons to the twelfth round of a scheduled twenty round boxing match. Lang dominated early rounds and secured victory as the bout reached the midway mark.
Nelsons Navy Entry Bias Claim and Cough Remedy Pitch
The clumsy clipped item discusses Nelson and alleged favoritism in his naval entry, hinting at coercion or manipulation by influences. It then pivots to promote a patent cough remedy claiming to cure influenza and prevent pneumonia, sold by BE. 1B. Conner Co. 5.
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Conner Co
Electri vitters Featured By Vestal Center Woman
Mrs. C Rhinevault of Vestal Center praises Electri vitters as a great gift from God for women. The advertised tonic claims to cure nervousness insomnia melancholy headaches backache fainting and dizziness, soon building up weak and sickly women. Price 60 cents at H Miller's.
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H. Miller's
Looking One's Best Delights Women with Amica Salve
Domestically sold remedies promise clear skin and relief from pimples sore eyes and cracked lips. Amica Salve is advertised as curing pimples cold sores sore eyes and other skin issues while promising a soft velvet skin. Also promoted is Mother Gray's Australian-Lean natural regulator claimed to ease back urinary bladder and kidney troubles with a 50 cent price and mail sample offer.
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Ducklen
R. H. Miller’s
Mother Gray
Co LeRoy
Zemo Skin Remedy Promoted By Local Druggist
Mr Conner, a local druggist, touts Zemo a clean liquid for external use that stops itching instantly and claims it permanently cures eczema and all itching skin or scalp disorders. He urges asking for a sample and showcases photos of many remarkable cures achieved with Zemo.
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Zemo
Conner
Kidney Remedy Endorsed By Claremont Woman
Mrs Joyce of Claremont writes that Foley's Kidney Remedy cured her long standing kidney trouble after using two bottles about a year ago. She calls it a grand medicine and recommends it. Sold by all druggists.
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Joyce
Claremont, N
Foley
all_druggista
Drugegista Mutual Insurance Company of Iowa Incorporation Notice
Notice states W F Maher Rob N Harvey J M Lindley A O Wilson QO H Brown Milo J John George Boyson E M Burns JA Todd Wm R Beck N B Reed and Al Falkenhainer form Drugegista Mutual Insurance Association to operate in Algona Kossuth County Iowa. No capital stock, term 1909 to 1929, eleven directors, annual meetings, officers chosen by board, liability limited to assessments, signatures of Maher and Falkenhainer.
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Wnom
Conan
W. F. Maher
Rob. N. Harvey
J M Lindley
Wilson
QO. H. Brown
Milo J. John
George Boyson
E. M. Burns
Ja, Todd
Wm. R. Beck
N. B. Reed
al. Falkenhaindr
Ota State Mutual Insurance Aravelation
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Thirty-second General Assembly of
Iowa
Druggists' Mutual Insurance Aasavelatan
Algona
Kossantl County
Fra
Frst
Association
Abell
Anh
Aprisl
W .F. Maher
Wisco
O. H. Brown
Todd
A. Back
P. Reed
R. W. Harvey
Falkenhatner
Paicers
Erkate
Slich
Booner
Uni
W. FP. Maher
Rob.Harvey
Maaer
al. Balkenhainer
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