Grip Epidemic Claims and Peruna Remedy Endorsements
A historical critique argues grip is an epidemic and promotes Peruna as a preventive and curative remedy. The piece cites Dr Hartman’s stance on grip, mentions testimonials including Joe Davis of Terre Haute, and urges immediate treatment to fortify mucous membranes against infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman
Grip
Joe 8
Davis
Fifth St
Terre Haute
Tad
Peruna
Reports of Corporations Show Mixed Results Across District
The year 1900 figures for several rail and traction concerns are reviewed with mixed outcomes. Gains from operating activities are offset by high costs, depreciation, and floating debt. Net income runs into millions, dividends are modest, and capital structures reveal funded and floating obligations across multiple companies in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iitway
Peple
Amouth
Waslinston Hellia ‘Traction Fabre
Lae
Washington
al Palin
Washah
Tre Grigntwood Rilway Company
Gromt Fallaard
Dome Railroad Company
Costa Rican minister denies diplomat claim
Roanoke dispatch states Costa Rican minister Don Bernardo Cala denied that Gregor Martinez was ever accredited to the United States or any country or diplomatic mission. Martinez was described as a former envoy from Costa Rica to this country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergr Don Tnaquia
Bernardo Cala
Gregor Martines
United States
Costa RS
Roanoke Va
Yenterday Martinez
Caste Rica
Unusual Debut as Senator Purcell Sworn in Sudden
A little known Democrat from Wahpeton North Dakota William E Purcell was rushed into the U S Senate by the party and sworn in amid a political scramble. Governor Burke faced backlash after appointing Fountain L Thompson to fill the vacancy and later accepted Purcell as the successor with Democratic backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Wiliam_E Purcell
Wahpeton N Dak
Money
McCumber
North Dakota
Senator Marlin
Republlcan
Burke
Goy Burke
Worth
Dako
Thomas Marshall
Gus Burke
Fountain L Thompson
Orth Dakota
Washington
Thompson
Gay Burke
Purcell
Democratic State Committee
Army Orders Chronicle Long List Of Detailees And Reassignments
A lengthy Army orders notice lists multiple officers and units with temporary duties and transfers. It covers leave extensions and medical relief in the Philippines, reassignment to the Fortieth company, recruiting service details for several coast artillery and cavalry officers, and revocation of an earlier quartermaster assignment in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bort
Military Orders Sailors and Officers Assigned to Various Duty
Naval officers Mizsupman MB DeVott and Midsapman JM Deech are assigned to temporary duty in the Eapenster connection crew of South Carolina and to duty aboard the ship South Caroling han meet. Adds detachment from Louisiana vein Aunt Surg JM F to Solace, with naval constructor Te and Border duty at Mare Island Yard. Sailors to West Washington DC and Maryland and Pennsylvania, with departs for Fort palletes and Helena cruise. Calhoun to sail March 8 from San Francisco to Peking aboard Mongolia, signaling U S minister to China readiness from the State Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizsupman MB DeVott
Eapenster Connection
South Caroina
South Caroling Han
Comisslon
Midsapman JM
Louisiana
Calhoun
William J Calhoun
United States
China
State Department
Peking
San Francisco
Mongolia
Life of a NYC crook Dowdell alias Bessie Roberts
Indictments wired yesterday by the grand jury target Dowdell also known as Bessie Roberts and May Williams alias various names. The two women, alleged leaders in a $23 000 Van Norden robbery, ran select rooms in the Coburg apartments at 219 West Thirty fourth Street while feigning respectable life. Police say Dowdell and Williams admitted street work and conspired with a Chicago suspect as details of the underworld life in New York emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Fair
New York
Grand Jary
Hittle Dowdell
Bessie Roberts
May ‘Williams
Central
Omeb de l ' Gottves
Warner M van Norden
van Nordien Trust Company
Aaldorf Astoria
Vallal
Little Dowdell
Iomiance
Central Office
Jakyl and
Hyde
Thirty Fourth Street
Tolen
Chiago
Wasokeoner
Amure
Mr van Norden
Waldore Astoria
Farrell
Kitty Dowdell
Peabody
Coburg
West Thirty Fourth Street
van Norden
Sala
Chicago
May Williams
Dowdell
Alan
Mays
Quarret
Jefferson Market Court
Frank Dowdell
Vira Dowdell
Mrs Dowdell
Hum
Otto Plex
Mra Dowdell
Corn Exchange Bank
Tufth Avenue
Stil Beteve
McCafferty
Sis Ncture
Rogues
Cleveland
Buffalo
Seventh
Eighth Avenues
Post & Reese
Otto Berg
Post
Mia
Berg
Notorious Chicago pocket-picking band led by May Williams
A freighted survey of a Chicago female thief gang led by May Williams recounts slick pickpockets who operated in pairs or solo, preying on men at night. The article chronicles daring thefts, escapes in court, and the gang’s decline as members retired or moved on, with May Williams named as a key surviving figure.
Feud of Women at Dance Case Hints at Personal Tensions
Testimony describes a tangle of social friction involving Dr Cowles and Miss Ames, with Miss Hesler and others recounting flirtations and jealousy at a November dance. Witnesses discuss notes, a serialized photo exchange, and alleged attempts to reclaim a Kodak portrait amid court scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowles
Miss Hesler
Mia Ames
Miss Yesler
Dr Cowles
Misa Swift
Misa
Witnesses describe a political scandal involving Dr Cowles
A series of testimonies recounts efforts to shield Dr Edward Cowles and his brother from fallout over rendered bills and an alleged misconduct case. Secretary Meyer and Senator Lodge are cited in attempts to prevent action, with a reprimand letter and a reference to a judge advocate general.
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Miss Ames
Miss Vargaree Ames
Maj Leonard
Dr Cowles
Mischesler
Tam
Robnett
Cowles
Maj
Eaward Cowles
Washington
Meyer A
Admural Swift
Wena Wouge
Senator Lodge Ile
Meyer
Senator Lodges
Boston
Senator Lodge
Judge Advocate General
Sodalty Supper Draws 800 At Immaculate Conception School
The Immaculate Conception Sodality hosted a supper for over 800 guests in the boys school main building. Proceeds will be used to reduce indebtedness on the building project.
Auto Noise Violations Prompt Police Attention
Local riders and pedestrians report dangerous noise from open mufflers as cars explode engines near horses and crowds. Police records show no arrests for muffler violations though numerous complaints cite lax enforcement and calls for action by officials.
Taft Pardons Murderer Amid Indian Tradition Case
In Oregon on the Linatilla reservation an Indian man named George faced murder charges after an infant relative died following a transfer of whisky. He claimed the tribe’s customary privilege permitted killing the doctor involved. The case drew attention in Washington as President Taft commuted the life sentence for George to a shorter term after an application for pardon.
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Linatilla
Oregon
Columbia
George
George J
Georges
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Peru'na
Jama
Congress
William E Purcell
Kev West
Maryland
Pennsylvani
Honolah
Bradfield
Atlanta
Jerye-Hyde
Kitty
Meg Williams
Dorothy Hesler
Ste
Bir van Orden
May Walliams of
May Keating Dor Donegan
May Williame
Joliet
May Wilhsans
Tuli
Belle Davis
Ainger
Belle
Toulouse
Lautree
Bulgaria
Della Mahoney
Joy Della
Dora Donegan
May
Old Head & Catarrh
As Hesler
Evanston Tl
Eally
Miss Swift
Edward 3
May Ueonard
May Leonards Wing
Judge Advocate
Ldr
Cowlet Ahold
Yates Hd Dae
Royal Ann
Colum
Man Pe Son
Taft
Postum Cereal Co. Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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