A Woman's Story From the Detroit Sun
Miss Margaret Stenbaugh narrates four years of illness and recovery aided by Dr Williams Pink Pills. She details poverty to health, credits the pills for restoring walking, and cites sworn testimony from 1893. The piece endorses the pills as a cure for multiple ailments and lists purchase details.
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Miami Avenue
Margaret Stenbaugh
Miss Stenbaugh
Glassford
Scotland
Ont
Dr. Williams
D. A. Delaney
Notary Public
Wayne Co
Michigan
Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Praised by Mrs O’Brien
Mrs. M. P. O’Brien of Tresdale II reports using Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a family medicine with excellent results. She notes it relieves stomach derangements and serves as a general laxative, and that its pleasant taste makes children eager to take it.
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Tresdale, II
Indiana Dairy Men Urge Passage of Filled Cheese Tax Bill
C G Plumb of Purdue outlines support for a house passed bill restricting filled cheese made from skimmed milk with fat replaced by lard or foreign fats. He warns it harms U S cheese and dairy industries and urges Indiana dairymen to write Senators Voorhees and Turpie for swift senate passage. He notes the bill currently sits with the senate finance committee.
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Lafayette
C. G. Plumb
Indiana Dairy Association
Agricultural Experiment Station
Purdue University
Dairymen of
Indiana
House of Representatives
Congress
United States
Committee On Finance
Senate
D. W. Voorhees
Washington
Voorhees and Turpie
Finance Committee
House
Y M C A Reception and Banquet in Indianapolis
Benjamin Harrison presided at a Y M C A state executive reception and dinner in Indianapolis. Guests included ex President Harrison, President Ingalls, R C Morse, and clergy and business leaders. Morse noted property value gains and growth in members and buildings.
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Indianapolis
Benjamin Harrison
Harrison
Ingalls
Big Four
R. C. Morse
New York
John M. Coulter
Pia
International
Morse
Oldest Woman Pioneer of Lawrence County Dies
Polly Hunter, born May 1890, died near the city leaving three sons and two daughters. Burial ends a lifelong residence in the township and marks her as a respected pioneer. The obituary notes her age at death and long-standing ties to the area.
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Bepford
Polly Hunter
Lawrence County
Town Mourns Five Murders and Suicides in Night of Tragedy
In a county town the Grand Army of the Republic the Rockville Light Artillery and the Knights of Pythias joined in burial for Deputy William Sweenos. Egbert who killed them and three Hascke family members was buried Sunday. The Hascie siblings and the sister of the murderer added to the pall as the town grapples with the killings and suicides.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Rockville Light Artillery
Knights of Pythias
William Sweenos
Egbert
Hascke
Hascie
Measles Epidemic Strikes Greensburg and County
In Greensburg and across the county a measles epidemic is spreading with Milroy and Hope among the hardest hit. A strange pattern appears as most patients are now showing illness labeled Mable regardless of prior attacks. Many cases involve people sick for a second time this spring.
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Greensburg
Milroy
Hope
Mable
Nominated Madden Temporarily Chairman Sparks Riot
Springfield April 30. Dr. T N Jamieson opens Republican convention with Alderman Madden named temporary chairman. O F Berry named permanent chair as Tanner wins governor on first ballot amid district riot led by Buck McCarthy of Chicago stock yards.
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T. N. Jamieson
State Central Committee
Buck McCarthy
Chicago Stock Yards Statesman
Springfield
Ills
Jamieson
E. E. Rogers
O. F. Berry
Carthage
Madden
Berry
John R. Tanner
D. C. Hagie
Alderman Madden
F. G. Hanchett
Kane County
A. J. Hopkins
Aurora
Joseph Robbins
Quincy
E. B. Hamilton
McCarthy
Second Congressional District
Chicago Stock Yards
Morris Hayes
Mother of Scott Jackson Improves in Health
Greencastle April 29 Mrs Jackson mother of Scott Jackson is greatly improved in health and can take drives about the city. Possibly she and her daughter will attend the Newport trial this week likely leaving for that city when the defense begins its side of the case.
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Scott Jackson
Greencastle
Gallagher a Murderer Now in Muncie
Joseph Reld died from a stab wound to the lung inflicted by Joseph Gallagher during a Sunday morning quarrel over unionism. Gallagher is jailed on a murder charge.
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Gallagher
Muncie
Joseph Reld
Joseph Gallagher
Man fatally injured by freight train in Brazil
Brazil April 9 Thomas Robertson a Wyoming teen living near Perth was fatally struck by a Big Four freight train while attempting to climb a cattle-guard his right arm and leg were severed in the incident
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Brazil
Thomas Robertson
wyoTtg -Tean
Perth
Mrs Samuel Gray Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Samuel Gray of Ovid Madison county dies from blood poisoning after a 26 day illness during which she could not swallow food. She had lived in Madison county for over sixty years.
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Anderson
Samuel Gray
Ovid
Madison County
Milroy Judge Celebrates 92nd Birthday
Hale and hearty judge Thomas of Milroy marked his 92nd birthday anniversary in Greensburg with many friends and relatives on Sunday.
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Hale and Hearty
Greensburg
Judge Thomas
Milroy
Royal Wine Co. assigns assets to Louis Boettger in Chicago
The Royal Wine company at 89 Van Buren Street Chicago assigns liabilities and assets each about 5000 to Louis F Boettger. Also noted: comedian Thomas Q Seabrooke sued for separation by wife Elvin Croix Seabrooke on cruelty and abandonment. Body found in Chicago River near Twelfth Street Bridge believed to be John Bolt, 60, 4 feet 4 inches. Various obituaries and incidents follow.
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Royal Wine Company
van Buren Street
Chicago
Louis F. Boettger
Thomas Q. Seabrooke
Elvin Croix Seabrooke
John Bolt
Twelfth Street
Mackenzie Bowell
Canada
Charles Tupper
Burlington
Francis K. Churchill
Paxton
Ills
H. L Ostrom
E. Carson
Greensburg
Ind
Christian Shane
Seventh United States Cavalry
Fort Sheridan
Arizona
Houghton
Mich
Grace E. Andrews
Tamarack
Old Dominion Line
Wyanoko
U. S. S. Columbia
England
Sas
The Markets Report for New York and Chicago
Money on call at 2.4 percent with sterling exchange firm and various bank note rates. Chicago Board of Trade quotes show Wheat, Corn, Oats, and Park results with June prices. Live stock in Chicago and cattle and hog ranges summarize receipts and top bids at the Union Stock Yards.
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New York
Enry
Aterling Exchange
United States
Pacific
Chicago
Board of Trade
Burbanks
Chocano
Union Stoce
Texas
Michigan Democrats Convene in Detroit with Murphy as Temporary Chair
Detroit April 30 The state Democratic convention began at 2 45 pm with Alfred J Murphy of Detroit named temporary chair. Delegates nominated committees and the resolutions were referred to the resolutions committee without debate. Caucuses earlier that day produced mixed results for gold and silver factions across districts.
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Detroit
Murphy
Alfred J. Murphy
Committee On
Vermont Republicans Name McKinley Backing and Delegates
At the Vermont Republican convention on April 3 the mood favored the party over individual candidates. The platform included recognition of William McKinley of Ohio as the first choice for president. Delegates at large to the national convention were Redfield Proctor Rutland H D Holton Brattleboro Er C Smith St Albans and Charles A Prouty Newport.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Apostle of
Protection
Wiliam McKinley
Ohio
Redfield Proctor
Rutland
H. D. Holton
Brattleboro
Er. C. Smith
St. Albans
Charles A. Prouty
Newport
Alabama Populists Move Toward Montgomery Convention
The Populist convention in April 1910 faces scheduling at Montgomery as delegates discuss platform and alignment. The meeting aims to unite farmers and reformers behind state political action.
Democratic convention opens in Allentown with Pattison for president
State Chairman Robert F. Wright called the convention to order at 12:15 p m in Allentown. William E. Given of Columbia was chosen temporary chairman. Enthusiastic scenes followed Given s praise of ex Governor Pattison as Pennsylvania s presidential candidate. Pattison was the unanimous choice for president after committees were named and a recess taken.
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Allentown
Robert F. Wright
William E. Given
Columbia
Mississippi Democrats Convene State Convention Opens
Jackson April 3 The Democratic state convention met at 10 30 a m with Chairman Williamson presiding Ex Congressmen H L Muldrow named temporary chairman and L Pink Smith as secretary Henderson Doxey of Carroll elected assistant chairman and the organization was made permanent.
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Jackson
Williamson
H.L. Muldrow
Hon. L. Pinksmith
Henderson Doxey
Carroll County
Prohibition State Convention Nominates Governor Candidate
Nashville April 3 The Prohibition state convention met in the Douce.f hall with 106 delegates to nominate a governor candidate select delegates to the national convention and adopt a platform L B Searle of Chattanooga was elected temporary chairman.
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Nashville
L. B. Searle
Chattarooga
Landrus and Meyers Named Republican Delegates in 16th District
In Williamsport Pa on April 3 J H Landrus of Tioga and John Meyers of Clinton were chosen as delegates to the Republican national convention by the Sixteenth district commerce. They were instructed for Quay. An effort to name McKinley as second choice failed.
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Williamsport
J. H. Landrus
Tioga
John Meyers
Clinton
Quay
McKinley
Georgia Republicans pick delegates to St Louis convention
ATLANTA April 3 The Republican convention adjourned at 12 30 after selecting delegates to the St Louis convention. A majority of the delegates are for McKinlay.
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Georgia
Atlanta
St. Louis
McKinlay
Commutations Likely in Transvaal Death Sentences
In Pretoria April 380 the four men Hammond Rhodes Phillips and Farrar had their death sentences commuted. Officials say further punishments for reform committee prisoners and other inmates are under reconsideration with lightening sentences expected. London dispatch notes that Leyds advised the death sentence was removed from the four prisoners and new punishment remains undecided.
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Pretoria
John Hays Hammond
Francis Rhodes
Cape Colony
Lionel Phillips
Chamber of Mines of
Johannesburg
George” Farrar
Proprix Ctor
Country Life
W. J. Loyns
Triansvaal
Sir Jadewett
Reform Committee
Executive Council
London
Joseph Chamberlain
Leyds
W. J. Leyds
The
Transvaal
Hammond
Farrar
Rhodes
Phillips
Secretary receives word on Hammond death sentence commutation
Secretary Olney in Washington reports from Vice Consul General Knight in Cape Town that the death sentence of John Hays Hammond has been commuted and that further details will follow in a cable.
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WaAsatpaton
Olney
Knight
Caps Town
John Hays Hammond
Borstel Sues Wife for Divorce in New York
Henry Christian Borstel former consul to Brazil and St Helena sues Lorinda Borstel for divorce. His New York home is 104 West Ninety Ninth Street. He claims she refused to return with him for a year and hid her return, offering to sign a deed only if given $1,000.
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Perry
O.S
Henry Christian Borstel
Brazel
St. Helena
Cleveland
Lorinda Borstel
Borstel
West Ninety-Ninth Street
New York
Tammany Hall
Brazil
United States
Murderer Escapes from Jail in Kansas Town
Bill West charged with murder of United States Marshal Kenny in the Indian Territory escaped from jail with help from an outside confederate who saved a bar. The sheriff arrived in time to stop six other prisoners from fleeing.
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Torekka
Kan
Bill West
United States
Kenny
Indian Territory
Maupin Anti-Racing Law Upheld by Court of Appeals
The court of appeals sustained the Maupin anti-racing law as valid. It discharged from custody Lacey in a test case challenging the statute on a technical question of jurisdiction in RicuMont, Virginia.
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RicuMont
Court of Appeals
Lacey
Salvation Army Commander Booth Tucker Arrested in Slumming Expedition
Commander Booth Tucker of the Salvation Army was arrested during a slumming expedition and taken to the Elizabeth Street police station. He was bailed out in $1,000 by Steve Brodie.
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New York
Booth Tucker
Salvation Army
Elizabeth Street
Steve Brodie
Dynamite Bomb Sent To Twin Ministers
Rev Morrill brothers in BIRABOO Wisconsin received a dynamite bomb by mail Tuesday evening. The ministers turned the explosive over to local officers for investigation.
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Biraboo
Wis
Messrs
Morrill
Jealousy Fueled Seattle Marital Tragedy
Albert Rieti a mulatto shot and killed his wife then killed himself Wednesday in Seattle. police say jealousy was the cause of the double tragedy.
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Seattle
Waosh
Albert Rieti
Daalausy
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