Munyon's Cold Cure Promises Quick Relief in Suffering City
An aged advertisement urges readers to protect health with Munyon's Cold Cure, claiming rapid relief from colds, grippe, and pneumonia risk. It promotes a 25 cent bottle, pocket friendly, with refund on empty bottle, and free medical advice via Manson's Doctor in Philadelphia.
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Two of a Kind Sermon War of Words At Dinner
Dobbins contends a published list of millionaires dodging taxes does not exist. Hronson notes no such list, while suggests there is a roster of men who dodge their taxes to oblige him. Dorkins retorts that others always wait for his word and laments sermons that are long but lack depth.
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Amelia Folsom Young Dies Widely Known Utah Matriarch
Amelia Folsom Young widow of Brigham Young and prominent figure in early Mormon days died at her Salt Lake City home after a three year decline from paralysis following a stroke. Born August 3 1838 in Buffalo New York she married Brigham Young January 24 1863 and influenced Utah reform from the Amelia palace to her later home on No 6 South That West.
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Banker Corbin Found Dead Near Idaho Camp
Bert I Corbin Boise banker is found dead by two ranchmen after a three week search. His mutilated remains lie near the hunting camp twelve miles from Big Springs, with his horse nearby. Corbin was last seen November 19 leaving hunter Harry Lamberton to camp out.
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Gridiron Club Dinner Draws Taft Guests and Grilling
Washington Pacifics fall Gridiron Club dinner featured President Taft and cabinet members, Vice President Sherman, senators, congressmen, governors, diplomats, and notable guests from politics and foreign service. Journalists playfully grilled attendees as part of the event.
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Macon Opposes Peary Honor Amid House Debate
Washington representative Macon of Arkansas challenges Peary’s promotion to rear admiral, arguing lack of decisive proof of pole discovery. He vows to oppose the measure if reports favor it, while the naval affairs committee weighs the bill. Cyclone in Spain devastates Madrid area with flooding, rail damage, and numerous casualties. The Seville flood threatens the city as bridges fail and villages struggle.
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Salinas Driver Dies in Car Crash Near Gonzales
Lendal Morton Gray president of the Cosmos Steamship Company was killed when his car skidded and rolled over two miles south of Gonzales California. The fatal accident occurred after his vehicle hurled from the road in a complete somersault.
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J. R Maxwell Dies at 64 in Brooklyn Home
J. R Maxwell former president of the Central Railroad of New Jersey and noted yachtsman died suddenly of cerebral apoplexy at his Brooklyn home Sunday night. He was 64 years old.
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Population growth and totals from United States census report
The census bureau reports the U S population including possessions at 161 200 000. The North American total excludes Alaska at 91 972 266 with a ten year rise of 15 977 692 25 percent. Geographic divisions show diverse growth with several western states doubling or more, Washington leading gains and New Jersey and Florida as exceptions.
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Mutineers on Cobra Island Surrender After Heavy Battle
Brazil reports a daylong artillery engagement on Cobra island ending with mutinous battalions surrendering Saturday night. Rebels suffered over 200 killed or wounded, and the secessionist movement is believed throttled as the senate votes a thirty day state of siege.
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Hero in Dire Poverty in Oakland Immortal Soldier Seeks Aid
George Smith, aged 84, one of the Immortal Six Hundred from Balaklava, is living in dire poverty in Oakland California and requests charity support from the city authorities. He recalls the Charge of the Light Brigade and asks for relief funds and assistance.
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Federal suit over Kern county land title dispute filed
The United States filed a circuit court action in Los Angeles alleging fraud in a land deal tied to the Southern Pacific railroad. The case centers on 6 100 acres in Kern County valued at about 10 million dollars and questions the railroad’s land title.
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