Nerve Pills Promoted By Dr W A Chase Claims
A testimonial from a patient and her 17 year old daughter describe Dr W A Chase Nerve Pills curing nervousness weakness and mood swings tied to life changes and adolescence. The letter claims renewed strength vitality and normalcy allowing daily duties.
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Lecture by Rev Wolfe at First M E Church May Day
Rev G D Wolfe of Columbus Indiana will deliver a lecture at the First M E Church Friday night May 1. Wolfe is a lecturer of acknowledged ability. Admission adults 20 cents children 10 cents. 5 14d2t
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Hill Top Improvement Association boycotts Confederate cemetery services
In Columbus Ohio on May 15 the Hill Top Improvement Association refused to take part in next month’s Confederate cemetery services at Camp Chase after a stormy session. A member declared the war not over until the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments are recognized.
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Bribery Allegations Arise as Raymond Accuses Senators
Boston charges heard before a senate special committee center on George J. Raymond accusing Senator Foster of Gloucester of seeking a $1000 payoff for help on legislation. Raymond alleged Senator Fitzgerald would receive half the sum and a Boston paper owner offered influence via advertising. Corroboration from a witness and plans for further testimony follow. In Marietta Ohio a cannon salute incident at Marietta College left Walter Kelly missing a hand and several others injured due to a premature explosion.
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Colima Volcano Eruption Rattles Nearby Town
Colima Mexico reports a violent volcano eruption with loud subterranean noises flowing lava and heavy ash rain. The nightlong activity has left residents panic-stricken and abandoning homes.
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Lorenz Method Sparks Jealousy at Medical Congress
Washington May 15 Constituents societies of the Congress of American Physicians and Surgeons wrap up sessions as the American Orthopedic association debated Dr Lorenz s tension treatment methods. Dr Bradford planned resolutions praising Lorenz for visiting the United States but was cautious about provoking backlash. Executive session preceded adjournment and no discussion of Lorenz or his methods occurred.
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Arbitration at Chicago clash ends in vote on terms
Workers vote on proposed terms after a confrontation at the Chicago plant. Agreement calls for reinstatement of striking workers while non union staff are to be retained. union rights to organize remain, and a nine hour day plus a new wage scale left to arbitration. In Washington, attorney general plans to move to advance the Northern Securities case before the Supreme Court, with a likely grant but a June 1 session date anticipated.
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Engineer Killed in Baltimore & Ohio Express Wreck
May 13 report from Washington O H Ohio states the Cincinnati and Pittsburgh express on the Midland division of the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railway crashed five miles east of Washington D H. due to spreading rails. The engineer and fireman were killed and several others seriously injured. Also noted is a house fire in Lawrenceville that killed two children, and President Roosevelt’s farewell trip to Yosemite Valley in San Francisco.
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Turbulent era reports and scattered incidents cross nations
A jumble of telegraph items notes Mayor Law opposing preaching, a Monitor ship stranded by low water in Missouri, and a Chile labor strike causing many deaths. It mentions suppressed plebiscites in Manip and Latangas, an infernal machine linked to Europe, a legal clash between United Cigar Stores and independents nearing end, and a New Haven incident where twenty passengers fled in night robes. Also references violence in Lewisville and Nicaragua’s revolution ending with the steamship Victoria.
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Chicago Detectives Pin Hopes On Positive Lead In Bomb Case
Chicago police pursue a possible lead in a bomb plot linked to an ocean liner device. Investigators focus on a boardinghouse at 7 Washington Boulevard and a prior renter, with later moves to New York.
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Tragedy at West Montingham Street Apartment
May 13 tragedy when Grargul Torynerly and Flanagan exchanged a volley of shots after Flanagan fired upon Spencer in a crowded room. Both men died. Spencer survived a prior warning to leave. A pistol lay beside each man, with multiple wounds reported in the chest and abdomen.
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Emma Calve Poisoned By Aconite Accident at Theater
Emma Calve, performing in The Damnation of Faust at Sarah Bernhardt's theater, accidentally overdosed on aconite. Prompt medical care saved her life, preventing a missed performance last night.
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Boxing Round Ends In Knockout In St. Louis
Tammy Feltz of Savannah Georgia knocked out Clarence Forbes in the Brkt round at the West End elpt levt iaieht, a left to the stomach and a right to the jaw delivering the decisive blow. In other dispatches from May 15 Selouca, reports claim French and Ruschen consulates were undermined with large piles of dynamite unearthed.
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Racket Store Ad Promotes Fresh Goods and Low Prices
A fragmented advertisement lists low prices on handkerchiefs gloves and candies plus a wide range of clothing items shoes hats and underwear. It promotes seeds flower seeds garden items and a free shoe repair or sewing offer with purchases. It touts customer satisfaction and repeats price points across categories.
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