Free medical ad promises Hartman Peruna cure
A testimonial from Mrs. Joseph Lacelle of Ottawa praises Peruna for curing longstanding female illness symptoms. The ad states Dr. S. Hartman will direct treatment of as many cases as apply in summer without charge, encouraging readers to write to The Peruna Medicine Co of Columbus, Ohio for treatment.
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Joseph Lacelle
Ottawa
Canadas
Dominion
Péruna
Jperuna
Winkie
Hartman
Belgrade King Peter's Visit and Military Promotions
King Peter left Geneva after a demonstration by great-pretties and a routeto the rail station where thousands gathered. He dined with his household, was escorted by General Popovics and Serbian officials, and socialized with the parliamentary delegation amid cheers. Promotions of officers in Belgrade are expected to be canceled, with Colonel Michich identified as not the chief conspirator. King Peter sent communications to the federal council and Geneva officials extended thanks for Switzerland's hospitality.
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Saniows
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Columbia News
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Vienna
Allegemeine Correspondenz
Servias
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Striking railroad workers to arbitrate after walkout
Kansas City June 23 the striking straight handlers have been barred and the strike will be arbitrated by the railroads. The board of arbitration instructed the railroads last week to have differences between them and the striking eight stagers submitted to arbitration. One board invited the road to submit but the road refused.
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Rairoads
Prbitra
San
Wesh
Cane Falls
Dhastaney
Aranties
Grain Tien Tn
Pro Notat
Moffatt Commission Company
Board of Trade
Special jury to act as Breathitt court cases arise
Lexington reports a special Breathitt county circuit court term to hear arson and bribery cases linked to Governor Beckham and Ewen. A special grand jury will probe crimes and conditions. troops will stay to protect the court and witnesses. term set for July 20.
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Breathitt County
Lexington
J. C. W. Beckham
Hines
D. B. Redwine
Commonwealth
Byrd
Irvine
Thomas Marcum
Jackson
Murray
Frankfort
Roger Williams
Beckham
Ewen
Breathitt
B. J. Ewen Ant
Hanna Says Nomination For Vice Presidency Won't Be Forced
Ohio Senator Hanna reiterates he will not accept a vice presidential nomination even if offered by the Republican convention. Col Myron Herrick says his sole aim is governor. Also notes other Buckeye items including a noted obituary and local incidents across Ohio and Pacific Northwest price shifts.
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Herrick
Buckeye News
Cleveland, O
Hanna
White Horse
Myron T. Herrick
Oho
Roosevelt
Tianna
Mob Hangs Black Man at Stake Near Wilmington
A mob of about four thousand at Price's Corners four miles from Wilmington, Delaware, burns George F. White after breaking into the workhouse. White, accused of assaulting Miss Helen Bishop, is executed in the street as guards shoot at the crowd. The incident follows a failed court process and a violent jailbreak.
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Price's Corners
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Bishop
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Arden
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White
Diaz Will Run Again in Mexico City Presidency Nomination
Diaz seeks another term with General Diaz the focus of the nomination as Gabriel Mancera presented the case and the president urged citizen service. In St Louis a circuit attorney filed information against John J. Ryan, turf investment promoter, accusing him of grand larceny.
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City of
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Biter
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Gabriel Mancera
St. Louis
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Tragedy Struck During Child’s Eye Surgery
ZeNa Geiselman aged 7, daughter of deputy sheriff John Geiselman, died after a Tuesday operation for cross eye. Authorities say death resulted from chloroform and strangulation during the procedure performed by a Cleveland optician. Funeral planned Thursday at 2 p m.
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John Geiselman
Optician of
Cleveland
Local notes and social visits from the vicinity
June 22 notes report Chas Matthey's Toledo trip and guests including Walter Bupp and Bertha of Orrville. Visits by Mrs Louis Sauvain and Estella in Akron, with updates on phonograph entertainment, injuries, and weather delays. Local residents travel, work absences, home purchases, and property changes plus several short visits among Barberton Wooster and Dalton communities.
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Chas. Matthey
Toledo
Walter Bupp
Bertha
Orrville
Wm. Bupp
Louis Sauvain
Estella
Akron
Mark Amiet
Geo
Kore
Caleb Brown
Benen
Pete Purnet
James Fisher
McGinnis
Wooster
Susan Brown
Smithville
Lois Sauer
Millersburg
Lydia Musser
Dalton
Overton Festival on July 4 Draws Local Hope and News
In Overton on June 28 a Y M C A festival is planned for the evening of July 4 with all invited. Local notes mention rising egg prices and a push to finish the church. Visits by neighbors Snyder, Lo rans, and Jer to Elmer ipestanay and wife are recorded along with wheat nearing binders.
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Overton
Y. P
C. O
Silae
Aurer
Jones Snyder
Rite
George Lorans
Mr. Jer
Elmer Ipestanay
Mrs Hoffan Finishes Visit and Returns Home
June 22. Mrs. Jacob Hoffan, after spending weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs J Glasgow, returned to Akron. Mrs Levi Allaman came back after a week in Orrville. Relatives gathered at the home of Mr and Hirp Mr Yoder today with many present. Bev Beck and family of Canaan visited the Lehman home Thursday. Mrs Jerome Snyder and daughter of Barberton visited Mrs Snyder over Sabbath.
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Jacob Hoffan
J. Glasgow
Akron
Levi Allaman
Orrville
Hirp
Yoder
Bev Beck
Canaan
Flem Lehman
Jerome Snyder
Barberton
Snyder
Indictments Expected Against Lorenz and Machen Figures
In Washington on June 18 allegations name Mrs. George Lorenz of Toledo as a go-between in Machen Groff dealings. Indictments are anticipated this afternoon against George Lorenz and Mrs. Lorenz of Toledo, Goff Bros., and Machen.
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Washington
George Lorenz
Toledo
Machen- Groff
George
Leaves for his health in Jett White case
Lexington Kentucky June 28 B F Ewen the key prosecuting witness in the Jett White case departed for Louisville where he will remain in hiding until the trial in Cynthiana.
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Lexington
B. F Ewen
Jett- White
Louisville
Cynthiana
Several more indictments at Washington
Washington June 22 The grand jury investigating the postal scandal returned indictments against August Machen Diller Samuel Groff and Geo Lorenz and Martha Lorenz of Toledo. The charge is a conspiracy to defraud the government.
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Apeciate
Washington
August Machen
Diller
Samuel Groff
Geo. Lorenz
Martha Lorenz
Toledo
Toledo wedding unites Clara Edna Cook and Edward Ashby Rawson
A noon wedding at the West Toledo home of Mr and Mrs Robert Cook joined Clara Edna Cook oldest daughter to Edward Ashby Rawson son of Mr and Mrs Wilson Rawson Rev Wm V Marsh officiated The bride wore white and roses bridesmaid Vertie Upp carried American beauty roses The couple received many presents A dinner followed with American beauty roses in decor They will reside in Bays Ohio where Rawson is railroad agent and plan a home.
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Robert Cook
West Toledo
Clara Edna
Edward Ashby Rawson
Mm. Wilson Rawson
Wm. V. Marsh
Vertie Upp
Henry Jennings
Sreceniematise
C. D. Wonk
Orrville
Eliza Rawson
Wilson Rawson, Jr
Albert Upp
Lima
Anna Gregg
G. H. Evans
Offredericksbburg
Me Rawson
Bays
Creery
Pavia
Nerve Pills Promoted as Cure for Shattered Nerves
An advertisement touts Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills as a remedy for nervous breakdowns, insomnia, and low mood, claiming to rebuild and nourish the nervous system. It cites testimonials from Spears NG of Worcester and notes the product costs 60 cents a box, with the physician’s portrait on each package.
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A. W. Chase
Spears
Zimmerman & Co
Dessers
Dr. A. W. ‘Chase Medicina Co. N
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Special Hats Sale at Mrs. McAnaney's Millinery
A special sale offers trimmed and untrimmed hats at Mrs. McAnaney's millinery shop located beside Elisperman's notion store.
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Mrs. McAnaney
Elisperman
Notion
Blachleyville Notes From a June Public School Picnic
June 23 report from Blachleyville covers a school picnic closing week, says Miss Rhoades satisfied with teaching, and lists local happenings. Edward Rickenbaugh euthanized a sick horse after months of nursing, John Stair sold a family horse to eastern buyers, and William McKee married into Eve’s family amid a playful town tone. Ed Rickenbaug moved his saw mill to the Allamun job scene for barn work. Miss Cora Ryland from Cleveland attended her grandfather’s funeral. J J Dyke improves property with a long-planned addition. carpentry by Alton Allaman. A jovial doctor shows strain after a recent trifle, and Gene Sidle, east of town, has health issues keeping him from farm work.
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Edward Rickenbaugh
John Stair
William McKee
Eve
Feir
Mrs. Fair
Mr. Fair
Long
Ed Rickenbaug
Allamun
Cora Ryland
Cleveland
J J Dyke
Alton Allaman
Gene Sidle
Birthday Surprise For D S Tristman On His Sixty Second
A surprise birthday party on Tuesday June 16 honors D S Tristman of Wooster vicinity. sixty guests from town arrived while he recovered from the shock, with a gold headed cane presented as a token of esteem.
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D.S. Tristman
Wooster
Huime
Tristman
Saale
Rocky Mountain Tea Slogan and Local Advert
Hardis Plage in Waupaca advertises Rocky Mountain Tea at 35 cents. The note quotes a wife preferring bread with flour over staying home without the tea, citing Laubach and Boyd as the sellers.
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Hardis Plage
Waupaca
WW Ts
Sayre
Rocky Mountain
Laubach& Boyd
Mutual Benefit 58 Years of Progress Record
The 58th annual statement of The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co of Newark NJ is summarized. Since organization in 1845 it has paid nearly 279 million in premiums and returned 200 million for policy claims surrenders and dividends, with about 83 million on hand. The report argues for strict economy and highlights that for every dollar received in premiums the company has paid back and has in hand 119 after taxes. The phrase Mutual Benefit in name and fact is emphasized.
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Mutual Beneft Life Insurance Co
Newark
Olicy-Holding
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