Nervous Dyspepsia Cure Promoted By Patent Pills
An advertisement describes nervous dyspepsia caused by overwork and irregular meal times. It touts Dr. A. W. Chase’s Nerve Pills as a cure, featuring a testimonial from Ed Akman of Washington Indiana praising relief from nervousness dizziness indigestion and back pain after using the pills. It directs readers to see dealers and note the physician's portrait on packages.
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Nature
A. W. Chase
Ed, Aikman
Grove Jr
A.W. Chace
Jones Drug Store
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo, N. Y. Sea
A. W. Chase M.D
Timecard for Vincences and Evansville routes
Daily Indianapolis and Evansville service lists multiple trains with schedules. Includes Chicago and Evansville Express daily at 7:40 pm, Evansville express daily except Sunday at 12:17 pm, Terre Haute and Eastern Express, Chicago and Indianaplis Express, Nashville and Chicago Limited, New Orleans special, Terre Haute east mail and other daily services with varying times. Details show route numbers and departure times.
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H. R. R. Vincences
Routh Lond
Endianapolis
Evansville
Maul
Sun
Chicago
Eaicaca and
Nashville Limited
Lovam
Orleans
Sontr ‘Houxp
Terre Haute
Eastern Express
Indianapa Express
Nashile
Chicago Limited
New Orleans
Terre Haute East Mail
Mountain Lake Park Chautauqua Offers Summer Retreat
Mountain Lake Park Maryland markets a high altitude summer resort with recreation rest and intellectual uplift. In previous season it welcomed about 25000 visitors from 26 states. The Chautauqua program under Dr W L Davidson offers attractions and lectures. Tickets for June and August events available through rail partners or ticket agents. Information requests directed to LA Rudi si Mountain Lake Park Md.
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W. L. Davidson
Tourist Sleepers Excursions to Calif in Weekly Runs
Tour offers personally conducted sleeper excursions to California on frequent weekly dates via Denver and Salt Lake City with trips extending through Colorado.
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Alifornia
California
Denver
Steri¢ Colorado
Salt Lake City
Travel Deals From Missouri River To California and Northwest
Preparations for travel July 1 to 10 show fares 357.50 from St Louis and 350.00 for Missouri River to California and return. August rates include 847.50 from Le Gouis and 215.00 from Missouri River with $11.00 extra for Puget Sound and northern routes via Billings or St Paul. Excursions offer round trip at one fare plus two dollars, sold on the first and third Fridays, to the West and Northwest including Idaho Washington Oregon and Sound.
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St Louis
Missouri River
California
Asc
le Gouis
Returis
Puget Sound
Billings
St. Paul
Northwest
New Role for McKinley Niece in Chicago Night Club Act
Ludwig Gaar, described as the favorite niece of the late President McKinley, appears in a Chicago venue tonight under her maiden name Misa Mabel Schin ley. The act, titled New Role, features the performer in a singing slot as a featured entertainer.
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Ludwig Gaar
McKinley
Poder
Misa Mabel Schinley
Chicago
Mra
Hermanns
Mrs. Hermanus Baer Now Vocal Star Under New Pact
Mrs. Baer once moved in two social circles becomes Maurice Gran’s key singer with a weekly salary of 1500 at San Francisco. Known as Vivien Gray she wrote many classical works and shifted to popular songs. Her latest Anona is credited to Miss Mabel McKinley and praised in New York. Dr Baer, her husband, opposed her stage career and says the contract was signed without his knowledge.
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Maurice Gran
San Francisco
Vivien Gray
Baer
Bia
Justifiable Homicide in Richmond Streetcar Strike
The first fatality of the Richmond streetcar strike occurred when Charles E. Graham was killed by W. H. Lowery after rumors spread that Graham misled strikers. The coroner's jury classified it as justifiable homicide. Graham leaves a wife and three children.
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Richmond
Charles E. Graham
W. H. Lowery
Graham
Mrs Annie R Phares Acquitted In Murder Case
The jury in Mount Holly New Jersey returned a not guilty verdict in the case of Mrs Annie R Phares charged with murdering her husband Albert Phares by poisoning. A separate brief note mentions a drowning incident in Monticelly Indiana and a teen Lindsay Sanger who drowned in the pecaner river.
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Mr. Phares
Mount Holly
N. J
Annie R. Phares
Albert Phares
Monticelly
Ind
Lindsay Sanger
Pecaner River
Philippine currency reform dates and legal notes
Reports indicate the new Philippine currency debuts September 1. The session will meet next year in Lamia. Annie R Phar was acquitted of poisoning her husband. Wealthy figures in Iowa face tax rulings and court actions. Nationwide business failures ease in the latest weekly figures. A new trial is granted for Sam Prines Kennedy in a murder case. Railway dispute terms shift in favor of the Ample-Rodden line. Admiral Bradford orders new naval gear deployment.
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Masic Tenchars Association
Lamia
Moons Holly
Annie R. Phar
Ejtiy
Hanna
Wryo
Ming
Bushold Falinres
United States
Minnesota Supreme Court
Andrew MaEihinny
Towa
Waterloo
Minourt
Buprene
Sain Prines-Kennedy
Bosavard A
Bradford
Ste
Arbitration Plan Ratified By Unions And Employers
New York July 4 arbitration plan agreed between unions and the Building Trades Employers Association. It creates a trade arbitration board for each employer union and a higher general arbitration court to settle disputes. Each side elects two arbitrators with terms of six to twelve months, and a four-member appeal court forms from both sides. No strikes or lockouts while arbitration proceeds. Umpire decisions final. outside workers may be hired at union wages if needed.
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New York
Employers’ Association
Court of General Arbitration Board
Building Trades ’Employers
Asea
Building Trades Employers’ Association
Employer’ Union
Building States Employers' Association
Gald Association
Caid Association
General Arbitration Board
A Fine Showing and City Clean Sweep Report
Bradstreet reports favorable weekly trade conditions with warm forcing weather aiding winter wheat and crops. In Kansas City Kansas, a police raid shuts down over 300 slot machines and gambling houses as the Gil bet administration vows to curb gambling for two years.
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New York
Kansas City
Kan
Middle West
Slayer Gilbert
National League and regional games report with a fatal shooting
The report covers scores from the National League at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, American League none scheduled, American Association results at Columbus Toledo Louisville Indianapolis Minneapolis St Paul and Kansas City Milwaukee. A Kentucky shooting case follows. James Grant of Hopkinsville claims Hamby slandered his daughter and fired when Hamby allegedly attempted to assault him. Grost surrendered and was jailed.
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Pitsburg
Philadelphia
Columbus
Toledo
Louisville
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City-Milwaukee
Rala
Hopkinsville
James Grant
Harti Won Hamby
Kear
Grant
Hamby
Grost
Jaih Fa
A Call for Ald Henna Utah July 4
A call goes out for aid to Ald Henna in Hanna Wyoming as 226 miners are lost in a wire disaster. Rescue efforts continue though fire and gas slow progress. 730 bodies remain entombed and may be recovered Monday or later. In Clinton Iowa a postmaster fired a shotgun at a farmhand, with the shooter surrendering as the injured man dies.
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Waiba
Mbegal
Hanna
Snowy July weather hits Cheyenne countryside
Snow fell last evening in Cheyenne Wy as cold air settles in. vegetation shows chill damage and a raw wind persists. Market report notes grain and livestock prices with sparse, garbled figures across Indiana Cincinnati and Chicago markets.
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Cheyenne’s
Cheyenne
Wyo
Detroit Sabbath Confrn declares favor of historic Sabbath
The Central Conference of American Rabbis last night adopted an amendment to its Sabbath commission report. It declares support for maintaining the historical Sabbath as a fundamental Jewish institution and orders a special committee to study methods to enforce it. Dr Silverman urged the secretary to adopt a resolute stand and criticized the commission’s report as evading the issue.
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Detroit
Central Conference of American Tabbia
Sabbath Commission
Oteers
Alec
Hauterioty
Political graft claims in Missouri transit bill bribery case
In a July report from St. Louis DA Folk the noodle inquiry reveals that ex governor Lon V Stephens, then VP of Missouri Trust Co, was offered 100000 in transit stock after signing a bill that consolidated St Louis street railways with the suburban exception. A further offer of 20000 to appoint James J Butler, son of ex commissioner Ed Butler, was refused.
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St. Louie
Folk
Missouri
Lon V. Stephen
Missouri Trust Company of
St.Louis
St. Louis
James J. Butler
Ed Butler
St Louis
Stephens
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