Peruna touted by supporters in testimonial quotes
The notice gathers reader endorsements for Peruna as a remedy for chronic stomach catarrh and related ailments. Testimonials from Mrs F. E. Little of Tolono Illinois Mr W C Hamp bill of Louisville Mississippi Mrs S H G Green and family of Lewis Creek Indiana and Mr W D Smith Sr of Port Huron Michigan claim relief from cough pain and digestive issues after using Peruna and related products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrm. F. E. Little
Tolono
W. C. Hampbill
Louisville
Miss
Mr. W. D. Smith, Sr
Forest St
Port Huron, Mich
Remarkable molten rain sight reported in Santa Cruz
Mrs. W. H. Byrne of Riverside avenue reported a vivid phenomenon near the Santa Cruz Beach with barefoot children claiming the sun’s heat created molten pellets. Residents corroborate the event as roofs showed white smoke from impacts, one boy burned, and molten rain fell from 2 to 4 pm while pellets resembling No. 8 shot were collected.
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Santa Cruz
Cal
Santa Cruz Beach
W. H. Byrne
Riverside Avenue
Burn
New Home for the Bureau of Engraving
Washington June Uncle Sam's money will be printed in a large engraving plant. Plans for a new Bureau of Engraving and Printing home costing 2 million dollars were approved. ground likely in April, with a model structure noted for strict controls and modern features.
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Washington
Sam
Flucat
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Yerkes Art Gallery Sold to Satisfy Mortgage
New York January 7 The Yerkes Art Gallery and the adjacent plot of ground are sold to satisfy a mortgage. The deal clears debts and transfers ownership to the mortgage holder.
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Yerkes Art Gallery
New York
Sale of property covers mortgage but not art treasures
Sale yesterday of property for 277500 to Martin D. Fink Andrew J. Connick and Max Marx covers the Mutual Life Insurance company mortgage and city tax liens. Art treasures were not included in the sale.
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Mutual Life Insurance Company
Martin D. Fink
Andrew J. Connick
Max Marx
Stockholders Meeting Notice for Standard Publishing Co
The annual meeting of Standard Publishing Co stockholders will be at No 260 24th street Ogden Utah on Monday January 11 1909 at 2 pm to elect officers for the year and address other business. Secretary D T Trag dated Ogden Utah December 2 1808.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard Publishing Co
24Th Street
Ogden
Utah
Regular annual bank meeting at Ogden Utah 1905
Regular annual meeting of the shareholders of the First National Bank will be held at their banking room in Ogden Utah on Tuesday the 12th day of January 1909 at 10 oclock a m for electing directors for the ensuing year and for other business. Ogden Utah December 21 1905. JOHN PINGRBE Cashier.
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First National Bank
Ogden
Utah
John Pingrbe
Cashler
Ogden Savings Bank
Chas, H. Barton
Ogden Savings Shareholders Meeting Notice in Ogden
Shareholders of the Ogden Savings room in Ogden Utah are to meet Tuesday January 22 1909 at 11 oclock a.m. to elect directors and transact other business as may come before the meeting. Dated Ogden Utah December 21 1908. Chas H Barton cashier.
Confession by Jones not given credence
New York January 7 Charles F Jones valet to William Marsh Rice at his death in 1900 was rumored to retract a confession. Albert T Patrick, jailed for life in Sing Sing, dismissed the report as of little value and could not confirm any summons of his brother in law to Texas. Patrick’s relatives here renew efforts for his freedom and seek habeas corpus moves.
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New York
Charles F. Jones
William Marsh Rice
Albert T. Patrick
Sing Sing
Texas
Patrick
Jones
John T. Millken
Croker Starts Winter Stay in Florida Fronting Ocean
West Palm Beach January 7 Richard Croker began residence yesterday in an oceanfront house and said he expects to remain for the winter. QC W Pecklart and George McClos ter were arrested yesterday afternoon charged with porch stealing on lower 25th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Palm Beach
Fla
Richard Croker
W. Pecklart
George McCloster
Lower 25Th Street
Murdered in Columbus Church in Detroit Clergy slain
The dismembered body of Rev. John Carmichael, a Methodist minister, is found burned between heating ovens at a Columbus church in Michigan. Myron Brown discovers blood stained floors as investigators probe a possible double or triple murder linked to revival plans and missing money. Carmichael, 56, had lived in Adair with his wife and three children, and was last seen leaving home for Columbus.
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Detroit
Mich
John J. Carmichael
Columbus
Orville Lindsay
Hickey
Carmichael
Michigan
Adair
China
Tlmes
Myron Brown
Cross Roads
Hatchet, Dirks Linked to Village Murder Case
A burned-handle hatchet and a dirk found in connection with a murder are believed to have been used to kill the minister. The minister's horse was discovered tied to a tree in Pine River, and his overcoat was found on a buggy.
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Ocen
Pine River
Postal Savings Bank Bill Read in Senate
Washington January 6 The bill to establish postal savings banks was taken up in the Senate and read for amendments. Senators debated state banks as government depositories and proposed amendments on security, rateable deposits, and depositor limits.
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Washington
Senate Tidey
Carter
Smith
Michigan
Cummins
Laws
Gore
Oklahoma
McCumber
Fulton
United States
Piles
Frankhauser lands after long chase in Helena
Helena Montana January 6 After eluding police in the northwest until captured by Barns ville Minnesota chief of police and M Delaney the bandit George Frankhauser known as a geegman and jail breaker was returned to the county jail in Helena. He was brought from St Paul with United States Marshal Merrifield and deputy and chief special agent Dallman. He had escaped Wherry about nine months ago with his partner Charles McDonald who remains at large. No stops were made between St Paul and Helena. W P Harrison of Lakeside is registered at the Pacific hotel.
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Helena
Mont
Barnesville
Minn
M. Delaney
George Frankhauser
Geegman
Torough
Charles McDonald
Iince
St. Paul
United States
Merrifield
Dallman
The
Great Northern
Destructive fire at Chicago fertilizing plant damages Swift co store
In Chicago on January 6 a large fire at the Darl ing a Co fertilizing plant and nearby stocks caused massive explosions injuring several firemen. The loss stood at about 60000. Firefighters fought four hours in subzero weather to prevent spread as workers fled and a Swift and Co plant across the street faced danger. A wall collapse later injured additional firefighters as water froze on the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dis
Darling & Co
Swift & Co
Chief Rocky Boy warns tribe could perish from cold
Helena Jan 6 Chief Rocky Boy of the Chippewa Indians appeared before Judge Hunt and said his people suffer from cold and hunger. He warned many might perish if winter continues and urged the government to allot land to the tribe, noting no allotment yet.
J P Morgan & Co Loans Bolivia 2.5 Million
Details of a 2.5 million dollar loan arranged by J P Morgan & Co. to Bolivia are reported from New York dated January 6. The article outlines terms and parties involved in the financing.
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New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
Bolivia approves first foreign loan in La Paz through Morgan & Co
Bolivia completes its first foreign loan in La Paz after lengthy negotiations. Morgan & Co. secured the deal amid competition from Paris and London bankers. The loan bears about 6 percent interest and funds will cover interest on internal debt of around three million dollars and build public schools with up to one million dollars.
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Bolivia
la Paz
Morgan & Co
Parise
London
Dbotivia
Joan
Roosevelt hunting trip sparks talk in House
Washington notes a brief discussion of President Roosevelt's African hunting trip in the House of Representatives. The session also touched on the famed Ananiag club, drawing amusement as lawmakers commented on the unconnected topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House of Representatives
Roosevelt
Ananiag Club
Army officer to accompany president on restored rank
The debate centered on a report that Edigar Mears of the army would accompany the president, having been put on the retired Hat with increased rank. The rest of the day covered miscellaneous bills and resolutions.
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Edigar Mears
Emma Goldman raises fund for U S soldier in exile
Emma Goldman, in Los Angeles, says anarchists are raising a $1,000 fund for William Buwalda, the U S soldier imprisoned by order of the president. She argues the government had no right to imprison him for shaking hands with her, though he may be dishonorably discharged. The incident, she contends, aids the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles
Emma Goldman
Buwalda
United States
Misa Goldman
Earthquakes Hit Swiss Resorts Zermottl and St Nicholas
Severe earthquakes struck the Swiss resorts of Zermottl and St Nicholas, causing damage and disruption. Reports indicate tremors were felt across the area, with authorities assessing injuries and property impact. Local officials urged calm as rescuers searched for affected residents and tourists.
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Berne
Zermottl
Switzerland
St. Nicholas
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Lewis Creek, Ind
W.C. Hemphill
Mr.w.d. Smith, SR
F.e.little
IMPS
H.G. Green
Bureau OF Engraving
Stockholders’ Meeting
D. T. Trag
Ogden, Utah
Florida
Postal Savings Bank
Senate
Frankhauser
W. P. Harrison
Lakeside
Pacific Hotel
Emul Brandensteinc
San Francisco
E. Co. Mears
U. S
Weber Everett Hardman Fischer H. P. Nelson Ludwig Bush & Lane
STEOK
Harvard Harrington
Milton and Others
Carstensen & Anson Co
New York City
Grant Ave
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