Extermination Efforts Continue Against Cattle Tick
Washington Sept 7 Secretary Wilson reported progress in the cattle tick extermination across the southern and western states. The work began in Virginia and North Carolina with broad cooperation and $82,500 appropriated. California Nevada Oklahoma and Texas report encouraging progress while some states have yet to extend aid and legal authority.
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Washington
Sec
Ratary
Wilson
California
Nevada
Oklahoma
Texas
Wisconsin primary returns reshape governor race and congress seats
Milwaukee reports the Davidson lead over Lenroot to be at least 45000 for governor while Ayward and Blenski look set to head the Democratic ticket. Ninth district results show Aylward ahead as Merton collapses while Miner’s fate remains unsettled in a tight contest. Babcock appears safely renominated. Jenkins close in Eleventh amid partisan races. In Green Bay Gustav Kustermann defeats Miner for the Republican nomination by a margin around 400 to 500.
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Milwaukee
Davidson
Lenroot
Ayliard
Blenski
Aylward
Hle
Merton
Miner
Babcock
Jenkins
Wis
Gustav Kustermann
Green Bay
Minor
Kustermann
Honor for Ohio congressman chairing Niagara Falls work
The American Civic association executive committee elected Congressman Theodore E. Burton of Ohio to honorary life membership in recognition of his chairmanship of the river and harbor committee and his role in preserving Niagara Falls. President Roosevelt is the other honorary life member. The next convention was set for Milwaukee October 24 to 26.
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Philadelphia
The
American Civic Association
Theodore E. Burton
Ohio
Niagara Falls
Roosevelt
Milwaukee
Insane Mother's Crime Shocks Putnam County
Sept. 7 in Columbia Grove Ohio Mrs Henry Knippen wife of a farmer near Cloverdale decapitated her two young children ages 3 and 1 1/2 then told a neighbor and asked them to fetch the bodies. The boy's head and the girl's head were found severed. She had recently been discharged from Toledo State Hospital for insanity.
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Columbia Grove
Henry Knippen
Cloverdale
Putnam County
Toledo State Hospital
Cuban Situation Gloomy as Rebels Grow Stronger
Tampa reports from Havana that insurgents now number over 1000 armed men and that the Cuban government appears powerless. Machine gun batteries arrive to bolster defenses near Consolacion del Sur as patrols and trains move to block rebel advances. Moderates fear for republic stability as peace prospects hinge on renewed negotiations with Guerra. An armored relief train departs Havana expecting to engage rebels between existing batteries.
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Tampa
Fla
Washington
Lie Sanio
Havana
Conseulacion del Sur
Paso Reul
Santa Clara River
Claway
Weatwort
Avalos
Gunder
Webster
Ping Guerra
Hanes
Santa Clara
Gunerri
Guerra
Cara
Consolacion
Col
Clewa
Pino Q Guerra
Cnlt
Abbot
Albert
Vedado
Guanabacos
Rebel chief wins at Mogador
Dispatches from Tangier say Kald Anfioos seized Mogador and its town batteries, forcing government troops to flee. The Times correspondent notes anxiety in foreign regencies and native circles over Mogador events as troops allegedly embarked after promises of desertion.
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Tangier
Mogador
Kald Anfioos
Mellah
London
Times
Sullivan condemns Bryan banquet remarks as untruthful and evasive
Illinois Democrat Roger C. Sullivan issues a lengthy rebuttal to William Jennings Bryan's Chicago Jefferson Club banquet speech. He accuses Bryan of deception, claims Bryan seeks autocratic control of the Democratic Party, and challenges him to prove his alleged truths while defending his own record and democracy.
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Roger C. Sullivan
Iillnose
Democratic National
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Mr. Sullivan
Jefferson Club
Chicago
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Democratic Party of the
United States
Democratic Party
Thomas Jefferson
Bryan
NH Nois
QO. P. Thompson
Thompson
Democratic National Committee
Sullivan
National Committee
St. Louis
Springfield
Ita
Politica
Kilmer's Swamp Root touted as kidney and bladder remedy
A historic ad claims Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp Root cures kidney and bladder troubles, Bright’s Disease, and related ailments. It promises free sample bottles and a booklet, urging readers to mention the paper, with address in Binghamton New York and a note that the drug is sold by druggists at fifty cents and larger sizes.
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Evarybo
Kileiée
Bright
Kilmer
Chase
Driggista
Dy Shoop Restorative Aids Stomach Nerve Tension
Dyspepsia sufferers learn of a remedy that claims direct toning of stomach nerves to relieve distress. The advertisement promotes Dr Shoop's Restorative as a stomach aid, listing R A Miller as the seller and urging purchase.
Mary Walters Near Starvation Finds Cure in Rome Remedy
Mrs. Mary Walters of St Olair Street Columbus Ohio describes extreme starvation from weak stomach and nerve wreckage. She claims a Rome based tonic from Millar's drug store cured her swiftly with marked health improvements.
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Mary Walters
St. Olair St. Columbus
Rome
Millar
Kidney Cure Legend From Valley View Promises Relief
J J Cox reports kidney trouble left him unable to work and confined to bed. He claims his symptoms grew swollen, and after doctors failed, a physician prescribed Tolby or Toley’s Kidney Cure which allegedly restored health, sold by EB E Conner & Co.
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Sey
J.J. Cox
Valley View
Toley
EB. E. Conner & Co
Kodol Dyspepsia Digestive Aid Advertises Boat Risks
An OCR fragment promotes Kodol for Dyspepsia as a stomach aid amid boat ownership cautions and wind risks. It claims Kodol digests what you eat and restores stomach function, advertised as sold by all druggists.
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Wind Ubot
Brhottle
All Druggtats
De Witts Witch Hazel Salve endorsed for many uses
A brief ad-like note extols De Witts Witch Hazel Salve as a remedy that improves appearance and feel after a fight or injury. It claims usefulness for “everything” including piles and urges purchase from all druggists.
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DeWitt
de Witt
A Lesson in Health and Kidney Promise
A garbled ad claims Folay's Kidney Corn makes two kidneys and positively cures all forms of kidney and bladder disuse. It asserts health benefits and a strengthened system, attributed to Ki BE Conner & Co.
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Fealthy
Folay
Ki. BE. Conner & Co
Cautionary note on laxatives and cough remedies
A fragmented historical note warns against using substances that cause constipation and advises caution with opiate-containing remedies. Mentions Ennady's Laxative Honey and Tar as a cough suppressant that also moves bowels, with a general claim of sale by all druggists.
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Ennady
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