Eddy Leads New Pan American Peace Organization
Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy founder of American branch of the International Conciliation Association announces a pan American peace propaganda effort from 542 Fifth Avenue. Andrew Carnegie Seth Low Nicholas Murray Butler among officers, with plans to build legislative support worldwide. A mission to expand branches in South American republics is set, led by Prof William G Shepard and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Scientist
International Society
Andrew Carnegie
Seth Low
Nicholas M. Butler
New York
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Nicholas Murray Butler
Association For International Conciliation
Association
Fifth Avenue
Andrew D. White
Richard Sartholdt
Robert H. Franks
Butler
Bartholdt
Hayne Davis
South American
William G Shepard
Columbian University
Stead addresses Yale on peace propaganda
William Stead of London urged Yale University to form an undergraduate committee to seek the university endorsement and to raise funds among students for the peace propaganda. Dean Henry Wade Rogers, presiding, stated that Yale gatherings carry no endorsement and do not represent the university.
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New Haven. Com
Yale
Yale Law School
Poltical Club
William Stead
London
England
Henry Wade Rogers
Stead Hng
Yate
Roosevelt's Peace Plans Outlined By Panama Delegates
Gen Horace Porter former Ambassador to France sails on Kron Prinz Wilhelm to The Hague as one of three American delegates. Porter says American representatives will push Roosevelt era instructions for world peace and hopes for best results. In Havana Gov Magoon to announce Cuba's delegates to The Hague including Gen Ferrera and Gen Garcia, son of Calixto Garcia.
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New York
Horace Porter
France
Europa
the Hage
Porter
Roosevelt
Havana
Havana, April 22—Gov
Magoon
Seror Quesada
United States
Orestes Ferrera
Garcia
Cuba
Gen. Ferrera
Gen. Garcia
Calixto Garela
William H. Davis Dead Night Watchman at Geological Survey
William H. Davis died after an eight month illness at age fifty. Born in Marshall, Fav ouler County, Va, he came to Washington fifteen years ago and spent the last ten years as a night watchman at the Geological Survey. Survived by wife Rosa L Dews seven daughters and three sons. Funeral tomorrow at 2 pm from 421 M Street NE, burial in Glenwood Cemetery. Also report of a street hold up near Ghlo avenue Thirteenth Street northwest. Victim, Frank Hiley, said to have been robbed of pocketbook and papers. two colored men arrested later on suspicion.
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Geological Survey
William H. Davis
Mr Davis
Marshal
Favouler County
Washington
Rosa L Dews
William
United States Navy
Dubuque
Famiy
Glenwood Cemetery
Frank Hiley
Bates Strait Northwest
Ar Ghlo Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Forthwest
Injured boy ignoring hospital goes to work in Manhattan
Fourteen year old Edward Gongon, hurt after a streetcar crash near Williamsburgh Bridge, refused hospital though bleeding from head wounds. He persisted that he must not lose his job and went to work in a Manhattan history room with his head bandaged.
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Washington
New York
Edward Gongon
Doc
History Room
Manhattan
Edward
Williamsburg Bridge
Driggs Avenue
South Eighth Street
Nostrand Avenue
Dominican Congress Proposes Treaty Modifications
Dominican lawmakers on the foreign affairs committee call for changes to the U S Santo Domingo treaty. They seek US appointment of a customs reviver with Dominican staff, US protection for receivers, tariff reform due to $2 million yearly receipts, and require Dominican Congress and US Senate approval before ratification. President Caceres remains abroad as Dawson reports favorable Senate reception. Quietday in the capital follows the dispatch to the State Department.
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America
Santo Domingo
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Dominican Congress
United States
United States Senate
Congressional Committee
Caceres
State Department
Dawson
Senate
Ite
Morse Merger Terms Unfold in Clyde Mallory Consolidation
New York April 23 The C W Morse steamship consolidation aims to unify the Clyde and Mallory lines under Consolidated Steamship Company. The holding firm plans securities totaling 124 million dollars with 100 shares new stock and ten bonds exchanged for 100 shares of each company. The merger brings over 100 seagoing ships under one umbrella, with capitalizations of Clyde and Mallory at 14 million each and programs to issue 34 million in stock and 34 million in bonds to absorb the three firms involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
C. W. Morse Steamship
Clyde and Mallory Lines
Consolidated Steamship Company
Toerger
Clyde and
Mallory Lines
Eastern Steamship Company
Metropolitan
Electric Train Reaches 100 Miles An Hour In Test
Special to The Washington Pass New York Apr 23 A New York New Haven and Hartford electric train hit 100 miles per hour in a test run between Larchmont and New Rochelle using a single phase motor and overhead contact system. Officials say the test proves high speed passenger service can be run safely at 100 mph. The Knickerbocker Express overtook the faster test train near New Rochelle, then passed it and slowed before Larchmont two miles away.
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Washington Pass
New York
New York, New Haven
Hartford Road
Larchmont
New Roehdlle
New Haven Road
Winkle
New Rochelle
Morcinweg
Wife accuses clubman as husband charged with assault
Augustus T. Post, a Nassau Street broker, was arraigned in Yorkville Police Court on his wife’s complaint that he beat her at the Holland House last Sunday. Post, about 32, declined to plead, saying he expected an amicable settlement before May 1. He is secretary of the Aero Club and a member of the Automobile Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Augustus T. Post
B.D. Shephard & Co
Nassau Street
Yorkville
Holland House
Post
Ker
Stolen Clothes Suspect Arrests In Grand Larceny Case
Ben Johnson known as Mose, of 1412 Fifth Street NW, confessed to wearing clothes stolen from J. R. Costinetts store at 607 Thirteenth Street NW Saturday night. He named two others, John Taylor of 3322 Street SW and Eugene Barnes of 61 Third Street SW, as accomplices. Johnson and Barnes were arrested with Taylor later. They face grand larceny charges and will appear in Police Court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Riley
Ohio Avenus
Ben Johnson
Mose
Fifth Street
J. R Costinett
Thirteenth Street
Johnson
John Teytor
2 Street
Eugene Barnes
Third Street
Taylor
Barnes
Jonson
Three Dead in Danville Presiding Elder's Home Mystery
Special to The Washington Post Danville Va April 3 three negroes two men and a woman found dead in the servants room with a dying woman in the home of Rev W H Atwill presiding elder for the Danville Methodist district Police investigate suspected poisoning and jealousy leads to a jealous husband watch for information from local residents and possible poisonings evidenced by alcohol bottles and a scene of a drunken frolic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presiding
Methodist Church
Danville
Washington Post
W. H. Atwill
Danvile District
John Dandridge
Ada Moore
Ada Robertes
Mayor Must Make Good After Finance Probe Initiated
In Richmond Virginia on April 23 Mayor Carlton McCarthy drew fire from the finance committee. President William Carpin and President R Lee Peters will lead a probe into alleged wrongdoing or carelessness. The committee aims to question the mayor and seek facts to clear or support charges.
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Appesal
Waanington
Richmond
Carlton McCarthy
Wiliam ‘Carpin
Board of Aldermen
R. Lee Peters
McCarthy
Niance Committee
Poisoned by ptomaine at Wadeboro family death toll rises
Special to The Washingcan from Charlotte reports ptomaine poisoning in potted meat sickens and kills Jordan family members in Wadeboro N C. Hugh Jordan and several children Albion Fanny Clara Lelia Sallie Cleveland Lester Edward amoung the ill. Multiple deaths reported and others in danger as the father is employed by Wadeboro Silt Min.
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Charlotte
N. C
Jordan
Wadesvoro
Hugh Jordan
Bunnay
Albion
Fanny
Clara
Lelia
Sallie
Cleveland
Lester
Edward
Wadesboro Silt Min
Chauffeurs Pay Penalty In Maryland Hearing
A Washington chauffeur James A Burns appeared before Justice Clifford H Robertson in Rockville Maryland on charges for not displaying his Maryland license number. He was released upon paying court costs. John A Schneider failed to appear at his hearing for speeding with collateral of 2 forfeited.
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Washington Post
Rockville
James A. Burns
Washington Automobile Company
Clifford H. Robertson
Maryland
Justice Robertson
John A. Schneider
Washington
Collins
Roanoke Assault Case Delayed Over Accusation
Special to The Washington Pan Roanoke Va April case of assault against Robert N Barksdale and his wife by John B Greenway postponed with withdrawal of warrant expected Greenway accused Mrs Barksdale of pistol threat while her husband beat him over a disputed statement Saturday night Barksdale escorted Greenway to his home where charges of intimacy were alleged The Barksdales and Greenway both members of the order discussed at Magles Home where Mrs Barksdale drew a pistol and her husband struck Greenway in the parlor
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Washington Pan
Roanoke
Robert N. Barksdale
John B. Greenway
Greenway
Barn Wrecks Box Car Near Lexington Kentucky
In Tebba Staton near Lexington Kentucky a tobacco barn was blown onto freight train No 72. Engineer Scannon and Brakeman Quinlan attempted to outrun the barn but it struck the eleventh car tearing the barn to pieces. Great crowds gathered in the yards all afternoon. It is the sole known instance of such an event in Kentucky rail history.
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Portal Town
Lexington
Kentucky
Tebba Staton
Chesapeake and Onlo
Scannon
Quinlan
Bristol Votes Day in Dry Election Across Two States
Bristol Virginia and Bristol Tennessee voters chose prohibition in a regional sweep. In Bristol Va a 38 to 332 result closed twelve saloons starting May 1 with more closures to follow in November in Bristol Tenn. The parade of 4000 residents, church groups, college girls and temperance banners led to a high-spirited campaign and betting on the dry outcome. Whistles sounded as results were announced and breweries avoided campaign funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Bristol
Iki
Tenn
Bristol Military Band
Weg
Ibi
Explosion in Red Men's Lodge injures three in Stephens City
Winchester Va April 22 A chemical explosion at the Red Men Lodge in Stephens City injures three men. Town shaken, windows shattered, and bystanders rush to streets as reports of looting circulate. Injured are Rev H A Stanton OB Cougill and J M Locke with cuts bruises and shock.
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Washington Post
Winchester
Red Men's Lodge
Stephens City
People's Bank
Crackamen
Red Men
Rev
H. A. Stanton
OB. Cougill
J. M. Locke
Mrs L J Brown Marries In Baltimore Church Ceremony
Mrs Laura J Brown widow of Gen Alexander D Brown marries Charles H Kaufman at St Joseph's Church in Towson Baltimore County. The license lists the bride at 52 and the groom at 34. Kaufman formerly of Boston is the groom.
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Nedal
Washington Post
Baltimore, Md
Laura J. Brown
Alexander D. Brown
St Joseph's Catholic Church
Texas
Baltimore County
Charles H. Kaufman
Boston
Towson
Carolina Wins Debate In Royally Deadly Campus Clash
Special to The Wasmag from Chapel Hill April 23 Carolina won a unanimous decision over Virginia in a public debate on whether US street railways should be municipally owned and operated. Carolina speakers were J J Parker and E S Cameron. Virginia’s team was H M Peck and J F Smith.
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Chapel Fill
N. C
University of North Carolina
University of Virginia
Carolina
United States
J.J. Parker
W. Cameron
Virginia
H. M. Peck
J. F. Smith
Shelby Military Company Disbanded for Failure to Drill
Raleigh April 2 Gov Glenn issued an order disbanding Company G First Regiment North Carolina National Guard at Shelby for failure to drill. The company will be disbanded and personnel reassigned as directed by state authorities.
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Apociato “Ray News
Raleigh
Glenn
First Regiment
North Carolina
Na‘fame’ Guard
Shelby
Son Son
Belittles Chinese Reform Movement Described as Paper Policy
London reports from a foreign official describe the Qing reform program as largely ineffective. Tang Shao-li and ally Alfred Sze face conservative pushback, edicts remove officials, and reforms stall despite attempts at education and army change. Opium crackdown viewed as unlikely to succeed.
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London
Pelday
Tang Shao-li
Alfred Sze
Cornell
Aze
Tang
Sze
Offce
Russian Torture Allegations Stun Russian Parliament
In St Petersburg on April 16 the Lower House debated the Riga prison mutiny of April 13. Seven killed and twelve wounded. Allegations claim authorities tortured prisoners to force confessions, with about seventy named cases of torture including whipping, nails pulled, and prolonged abuse up to ten days. The debate continued as the House adjourned.
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St. Petersburg
Riga
Pergament
Kherson
Interpellation Committee
Archduke to Seek Divorce in Geneva Court
Archduke Leopold of Austria, once married to Wilhelma Adamovics, appeared with his wife in Geneva court seeking reconcilation before a decree. He declared fatigue with vegetarianism and other quirks of his wife, and the case will proceed. He left Austria years ago to marry the actress and has since resided in Switzerland. Frau Woelfing has in recent years embraced a vegetarian, nature colony lifestyle and tried to convert him to it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Herr Woelfing
Archduke Leopold of
Austria
Dec Vlariiy
Wilelma Adamovics
Vienna
Switzerland
Spain's Queen In Public As Troops March By
Madrid April 23 King Alfonso presided at the swearing in of the rerernlte while Queen Victoria and Dowager Queen Maria Christina watched the march past of the troops marking the day's close. Queen Victoria then drove with the king in the park appearing in good health. A Havana telegram forecast Victoria's baby may be a girl born April 27, though a large portion of the public expects a boy, reflecting broad belief and curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Alfonso
Queen Victoria
Maria Christina
Victoria
Havana
Autonomy for Poland proposal in Polish Diet
The Polish National party in the Duma introduced a bill calling for Polish autonomy with a national diet and a senate seated in Warsaw. The bodies would appoint a secretary of state to represent Poland in St Petersburg and a czar-appointed viceroy, while preserving foreign policy naval military and orthodox church authority. Separately, armed robbers seized 5000 at Sebastopol post office, forcing officials to surrender funds and leaving no trace of identity.
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Washington Post
St Petersburg
Polish National Party of the
Douma
Winch
Poland
Warsaw
St. Petersburg
Jan
Sebastopol
Colonial navy plan sparks imperial defense talks
Imperial conference devoted to empire defense adopts a general staff proposal. Lord Tweedmouth outlines a special naval defense scheme while colonial premiers favor reduced colonial contributions and self supplied ships under imperial oversight. cordial exchanges between Laurier and Botha noted as Botha invites visit to Transvaal.
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London
Empire
Admiralty
Lord Tweedmouth
Great Britain
Freier Laurier
Botha
Wilfrid Laurier
Transvaal
May Sacrifice Trish Bill Comedy For Bigelow
London reports a chaotic House of Commons scene amid talk of a big touring comedian Charley Bigelow facing a wreck after a Manhattan to Huntington auto trip. A groom is hospitalized following a collision with Bigelow’s car injuring a horse and stove-in shoulder. Bigelow blamed the accident on the speed, contending the doctor must pay for the car damage.
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Mr. Bigelow
Manhattan
Huntington
Clarence Johnson
R. Biederman
Cold Spring Harbor
Johnson
Dr. Biederman
Bigelow
Copper Range Sues Burrage Lawson for 3 Million Damages
Copper Range Consolidated Mining sues Albert C. Burrage and Thomas W. Lawson alleging unlawful sale of 70,000 company shares tied to the Tri Mountain acquisition. Damages sought total 3 million or restoration of stock, with Lawson reportedly abroad and deposition planned for trial.
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Copper Range Company
Lawson
Boston
Copper Rings Consolidated Mining Company
Albert C. Burrage
W. Lawson
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Loring
Albert €. Burrage
Pains
Webber & Co
Copper Range Consolidated Company
Tri-Mountain Mining Company
Burrage
Tri- Mountain Company
Thomas W. Lawson
C. D. Burrage
Paine, Webber & Co
Albert Co
Volcanic Ash Cloaks Valdivia Amid Eruption
Severe eruptions in southern Chile blanket Valdivia with ash and cloud cover. The town, capital of Valdivia province on the Valdivia River, has about 10 000 residents. The Puyelue volcano nearby remains active, destroying cattle and farms as deposits fall up to 160 miles away. A river reportedly dries up and a lake disappears, though no loss of life is reported.
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Valdivia
Santiago
Chile
Puyelue
Hfe
Women Street Car Sleuths Organize to Probe Transit
About forty New York women enrolled in the Society for the Protection of Passengers Rights plan a summer investigation of transit conditions on focal railway lines. Led by Mrs Japan Trow, the group will study elevated, subway, surface lines, transfers, and Fifth Avenue stages, aiming to curb crowded cars and the car ahead problem. If no improvement occurs under Mr Shonts, they will pursue court action with evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Society For the Protection of Passengers
Japbn
Trow
Robert Harmilton
Dave Lyon
Fifth Avenue
Shonts
Dakota banker arrested in Chicago on bank fraud charges
United States Marshals arrested Unaries C. King, president of the First National Bank of Scotland in South Dakota, after a federal grand jury indicted him for misapplying 21,777 and issuing 45,000 in certificates of deposit to himself. King called the allegations false and claimed his dealings were proper.
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Chicago
Apricch
C. King
First National Bank of Scotland
Dak
United States
Griffith
Donovan
Federal Grand Jury
South Dakota
United States Commissioner
King
Enenes
Wreck of the Charles W Parker Leaves One Life Lost
The fishing schooner Charles W Parker, Capt Walterson and crew of eleven, went ashore on Inlet Bar at Atlantic City on April 23 and was total loss before lifeboats reached her. Captain Laween and rescuers rode through heavy surf to save all aboard, with the only fatality the mescot a black dog washed overboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Charles W. Parker
Walterson
Inlet Bar
Laween
Man Found Dead With Throat Cut On Ship
Chief Engineer A Allen of the Mallory Line steamship San Matco discovers second assistant engineer Hank Shaffer dying from a throat wound in a dark state room. Shaffer, from near Coney Island, had been on board after dark. a bloodied razor near his bunk. Doctors report little hope of living.
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New York
A. Allen
Mallory Line
San Matco
Hank" Shaffer
Shaffer
Allen
Coney Island
Davidson
Oilers
Hudson Street Hospital
Dhaffer
Tom Johnson Enjoined In Cleveland Street Railway Fight
Temporary injunction barred Forest City Railway from operating on Central and Quincy avenues where Cleveland Electric Railway franchises expired. Fisked by Judge Ford amid claims of Mayor Johnson's financial interest. hearing for permanent injunction set for tomorrow at 9.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ford
Tom L. Johnson
Forest City Railway
Cleveland Electric Railway Company
Forest City Railway Company
Central and
Quincy Avenues
Johnson
Hogcett
Old Line
Oscar greets Swedes in America at Waldorf dinner
King Oscar of Sweden sent a greeting to Swedish Americans at a dinner in their honor at the Waldorf Astoria. About forty Swedes and Swedish Americans attended. A personal telegram said, I do know that even if you become American citizens on paper, you remain loyal Swedes. Minister Lagercrantz will be received by President Roosevelt in Washington tomorrow.
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New York
Oscar of
Sweden
Herman Lagercranty
United States
Billy Mellody Defeated by Mike Sullivan for Welterweight Title
Billy Mellody was defeated by Mike Sullivan of Boston after twenty rounds for the world welterweight championship in Los Angeles. The bout was fast and furious with both men trading hard blows in close exchanges. They weighed 146 pounds at 2 o'clock p.m.
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Mike
Twin
Sullivan Gairs
Los Angeles
Twin) Sullivan
Boston
Billy Mellody
Auto Strips Small Boy After Ride Steal
Special to The Washington Post Rochester, N. Y., reports little Joseph Church took a ride in an automobile. He was caught in a chain that tore his clothes almost off and dumped him in the street, but he was not seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Little Joseph Church
Bavarian Prince Adolphe von Wrede Divorces Wife Marries Second
Berlin reports reveal Prince Adolphe von Wrede, chamberlain to King Ludwig, divorced Mme Dobrinski and married Mme Benttes, a South American widow. A servant's theft allegations linked to the princess led to a court ruling declaring her mentally ill and institutionalized near Paris. Prospective legal actions include challenges under French law for usurpation of title and conjugal rights and bigamy against the prince.
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Sptetu
Washington Post
Berlin
Adolpher von Wrede
Ludwig
von Wrede
New York
Newport
Prince Adolphe
Paria
Mme
Dobrinski
Mlle
Ludmilla Moldauer
Paris
Mme. Benttes
Basedow
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
DROWNING GIRL RESCUED IN BERMUDA CAVERN NOIR
Miss Alice Brownell of Providence Rhode Island was saved after plunging from a leaky boat into a deep dark cavern lake. Captain Conner of the Royal Artillery swam to her aid through ice cold water and darkness. She is among three children of Seth H. Brownell and recently visited Bermuda with Mrs Miller for a six week stay.
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Washington
Bermuda
Alice Brownell
Providence
R. I
Conner
Royal Artillery
Brownell
Comner
Seth H. Brownell
Brown and Field Company
Young
Newport
A J. Miller
Counterfeit Money Ring Busted by U S Secret Service
Three Italians Gaetano Semenza Dominic Suraci and Francisco Suraci were arrested in Buffalo as federal agents seized a large amount of counterfeit currency. The gang allegedly produced notes in Italy and shipped them from Villa San Giovanni in Calabria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo, N
United States Secret Service
Italy
Gaetano Semenza
Dominic Suraci
Francisco Suraci
Secret Service
Coupter
Villa San Giovanni
Provine
Calabria
Recants Poison Charge in Cleveland Case
Mrs Alfes Johnston, who had accused her husband George W Johnston and Mrs Blanche Bourdalle of giving her deadly pelladonna to kill her, recanted the charges today. She testified she made the allegations under urging, leading to the discharge of both detainees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Alfes Johnston
Blanche
Bourdalle
George W Johnston
Cleveland
Ohio
Uric Acid Gravel and Kidney Trouble Warns Readers
A fragment describes uric acid gravel, its brick dust sediment, and symptoms including kidney, bladder, and urinary organ inflammation, sour stomach, indigestion, heartburn, gout, and rheumatic pain. It urges readers to contact Warne Life Cure Co for free medical advice and a booklet on treatment.
Warner's Safe Cure testimonial claims remedy powers
An testimonial promotes Warner's Safe Cure as a universal kidney and uric acid remedy. It asserts relief from gout lumbago rheumatism Bright's disease and related ailments, praising its efficacy over quinine. The ad states bottles cost 50 cents and 1.94 dollars, with a free trial bottle and mail order from Rochester NY.
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McE
Dean
Bright
Warner
Hadder
Pariner
Postusié
Arite Warner
Safe Core CO
Rochester
Mentics
Washington Daily
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Hague
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Fast Flying Express
Richmond Council
Sibeany
Ooe
Ron Waeangton
Charleston
W. Va
C. EB
Adams
Adams Express
Express Company
Chesapeake and
Rayford
Washington Company Chartered
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G. A. Bonnate
J. H. Bradley
L. T. Pollock
R. H. Hagnar
B. 8. Menor
Gritanna
Weahington Post
Hagerstown
Orrtanna
Western Maryland
Ida Campbell
Chiltona
Westmoreland County
Winsner
Lodge
L. J. Brown
Baltimore
C. H. Kaufman
Ian Pate
Merchant and Miners' Transportation Company
Wacuuston
Marshall Rowsland
Rawden Black
Black
Fayetteville
Shelby Military Company
Archduke
Spain
Trish Bill
Antonite Horseman
Legal Mong Ee Ae Oo
Gosalp
House of Commons
Charley Bigelow
SE 18
Vlage
Haldane
Territorial
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ROG
Gora
Special Gay—Brut
Urbana Wine CO
Urbana, N
Tom Johnson
Street Railway Company
Oscar
Fella
Small Boy
Buffalo
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