Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Endorsed by 94-Year-Old Gardner Man
Elderly Mr. John Adams of Gardner Maine credits Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey with relief from a yearlong severe bowel complaint and urges others to try it. He praises its vitality, appetite improvement, and overall health benefits, inviting testimonials and offering a medical booklet from Dr. Curran.
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John Adams
Gardner
Tam
Duffy
Curran
Duby Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester No
Manager Denies Rumors At Lake Interview
A. Ridgeway, general manager of the Tower & Mo Grange appears in The Herald denying rumors of wage reductions for six influent operators. He says no wage cut or contract cancellation is contemplated and that any changes would follow formal review. He emphasizes the company has kept open relations with shop employees though labor concessions are not planned.
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It Lake
Aio Grande
A. ReMiRuway
Gunnern
Mo Grange Fyntam
Qe Herald
Hidgewayte
Eidgeway
Bryan Guests at Democratic Club Banquet
In Topeka Kansas the Bryan Club of this city extended an invitation for a guest to attend a banquet on April 6 in the large dining room of the El Jebel Temple. Over 4,000 dinners were planned with autographed souvenirs. The event aims to honor the club’s guest and celebrate local civic engagement.
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Uenror
Murei
W. J. Heron Bay
Ta Yuent
Ato Wangeet Hera
EL Jebel Temple
Aulona
Tragic double murder and family tragedy reported
A native man killed his wife and three children at his home then died by suicide nearby. Neighbors found the body wrapped in a blanket. The article notes prior illness and mental strain from cancer, with a lengthy court-related context and ongoing legal proceedings. Also mentions headaches and a medicinal laxative advertisement.
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Treoma
Wire Meiay
Can- Ad
Het
Mrs McKay
McKay
Tentad
Ant
Homo
Michigan
Hig Wifs
Washingtom
Naturalization Fees Soar Amid Delays in Citizenship Process
Washington reports mounting naturalization costs and delays as the immigration subcommittee discusses fees rising to 10 dollars and 20 dollars after July 1 1908. The article notes clerical burdens and backlogs straining courts and applicants in cities including New Philadelphia and ORRY, with references to rising processing time and public concern.
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Washington
Naturalization Jn
United Statoe
Philadelphia
Orry
Report on Brownsville Army Affairs Drafted for Senate
Pawhlington March The committee on galfitary affalpe regarding the Haranvilla affair will present a majority report by Senior Warner. It claims the negro soldiers did their duty while criticizing the actions of the Twenty Fourth Infantry battalion. Senator Barker will present the minority report asserting the opposite.
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Pawhlngton
Font
Hrarnavilla
Mutrovy
Warner
Twentrauith Infantry
Ui Grout
Boraker- Will
Ex mayor in Liberty case faces state supreme court review
Fragmented report details ex mayor facing a potential indictment review by the state supreme court after a series of trials and rulings. Names like Schmiltz, Lawlor, and others appear amid charges of extortion and threats tied to city officials and restaurants.
Coroner Links Fire Tragedy to Improper Building Features
The coroner attributes a fatal blaze to overheated pipes and a poorly partitioned stairwell in a Tollywood Belle building. He notes doors opened by unsafe devices, hindering escape for four children and another victim found later. Investigations proceed with one more body recovered today, total 166.
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Cleveland
Mares
Ioan
Tle
Tollywood
Ste
Hurke
Adenpad
Billdine Wesnleg de Aciatt
Wald
Raymond Hitchcock Before Supreme Court Trial Resumes
New York March 10 Raymond Hitchcock the comedian faced a criminal indictment in the Supreme Court before Justice Blanchard. The case, tied to a 15 year old girl, had been postponed several times for defense reasons and today the defense failed to gain another adjournment. Hitchcock arrived with his lawyers but was secluded to the ante-room. juror selection proceeded without delay.
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New York
Raymond Hitchesek
Elal
Supreme Court
Blancard
Hitehoosk
Blanchard
Dray
Hitchcock
Hin Rite
Flora Zabelle
Aird
Thten Coek
Yng Mol
Fae
Evelyn Nesbit
Thaw
Stanford White
Itrhoackta
Joba Th Stanelchald
Bo. Gray
Herm Bremme
Carl Pischerdtansen
Ansietont
Garvan
Turnbull
You Hagen
Sale of nitrate fields under consideration
Valparatan reports negotiations for purchase of nitrate fields in Tarannen and Antofagasta are not yet complete. The Anglo American syndicate offered 912 million for the fields, but the figure is under reconsideration and details remain pending.
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Valparatan
Tolkly
Port Coloto
Ultrata
Ua Woll
Nltrata Feldy
Tarannen
Antofagasta
Sync Cato
Pram Cats
Cotsidara Tan
All but three dropped out of road race
All but three entrants quit the Jacksonville auto race. Two finished near the lead, one car dropped out to be replaced, as reform moves attempt to stiffen the event.
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Crimord
Marek
Jacksonville
Rhea
Ormond
Cantral
Defect in Warships Sparks Naval Hearing Findings
Washington reports a congressional inquiry into American battleship construction reveals serious defects. Captain Winslow and Commander Key testify that armor belts lie too high and coal stores are insufficient. They warn these flaws could jeopardize battle readiness and call for belt adjustments and updated ammunition handling.
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Washington
McA
Winslow
Avis Key
Roosevelt
Evan
Hampton
Rosentvensky
Key
Ehipy
Winelow
Aduyiial
USA
Tate
Rivelmeet
Snind
Connecticut
Driner Belt
Burrows
Ragellac
Witelow
Arkor Belt
Hanavar
Halate
Tillman
Tdn
Winelaws
Haney's Affidavit Denies Rule's Allegations
Ban Provcleo reports a wulg worded affidavit in a bribery case. Haney's document denies most allegations, stating an appointment for Abraham Kiet was not promised. it clarifies past proceedings and insists no leniency sentence was set.
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Kraven J. Trenay
Bribary
Haney
Railroad Earnings Rise Despite Freight Rate Cuts
A 19th century railroad report notes increased earnings amid freight rate reductions. The analysis covers railroad and warehousing operations, with figures tied to property dues and a seat of authority in the region.
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