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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1904
Page
7
Secretary Hitchcock informs the Senate that the March 15 1904 order clarifies pension ratings for senility and age based on manual labor disability. He argues the policy fits existing law and will raise annual pension costs by about 5.4 million dollars.
Burton Norvill Harrison 65, a New York lawyer and husband of authoress Mrs. Burton Harrison, died in Washington. A Yale graduate, he served as private secretary to Jefferson Davis during the Civil War and was imprisoned with Davis. He later practiced law in New York and helped prosecute the Tweed ring.
Four men Tunis Slingerland Abraham Slingerland Peter Pierson and John Brandt died when boats capsized in rough Lake Calumet waters during a duck hunt. Two rowboats carried two men each as high winds swept the area. The men were seen firing at passing ducks before their boats overturned and they disappeared beneath the waves.
Grand Rapids and towns along the Grand River endure unprecedented floods with 19.3 feet measured, property losses exceed 2 million, thousands idle, and typhoid risk rising as water recedes. Saginaw, Detroit, and Indianapolis report widespread damage, power outages, halted transit, and multiple fatalities across Indiana and Michigan.
A hotel blaze in Quincy yesterday killed Rose McDonald, a former actress, and Antoinette Broniski, a waitress. The fire started in the servant’s annex near midnight, trapping occupants. McDonald suffocated in her room and Broniski jumped from a third story window, dying from a crushed skull on the pavement.
A collage of Easter poems and meditations from various editors and writers. Verses praise spring bells and lilies, faith in the Resurrection, and the hopeful heart, mixing devotional lines with seasonal imagery and gentle reflections.
Miss Bertha M. Rush of Pittsburg writes that after years of systemic catarrh and nervousness she found relief with Peruna. She describes gaining flesh, appetite returning, and disappearance of previous symptoms after using the remedy multiple bottles.
An advertisement touts Peruna as a cure for spring fatigue moodiness and nervous strain. It claims boosted energy appetite and sleep, with a testimonial from Mrs. H. Kassatt of Des Moines Iowa praising renewed strength after two months and ongoing biannual use.
An advertisement touts Peruna as a tonic to help tired nervous women. It claims the product builds nerves and circulation, restores appetite and digestion, and urges that no feeble woman should be without Peruna.
If you do not receive prompt and satisfactory results from the use of Peruna write at once to Dr Hartman giving a full statement of your case. He will be pleased to give you his valuable advice gratis. Address Dr Hartman President of The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio.
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