Peruna touted by singers and public speakers
An archival advertisement touts Peruna as essential for voice professionals including opera and comic singers. It cites Fritz Vollmer of the Schws biacher Singerbund praising quick throat recovery, plus endorsements from contralto Jennie Hawley and others, claiming Peruna cures colds, coughs, influenza, and catarrhal mucous issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ssinger
Lange
Perans
Fritz Vollmer
Schws
Biacher Singerbund
Chicago
The
Perans Medicine Co
Jennie Hawley
Riaas Housa
Wasumaron
D. C
Jennis Hawley
O. Belham
Bancroft
O. Pelham
Peruna
Columbus
Harteanan
Canaan Notes Pie Social Planned at Whensetler Home
Canaan notes report a pie social at the home of Mr and Mrs Chas Whensetler this Saturday with guests urged to bring a pie and five yards of white tape. Other items mention Miss Huffman visiting Miss Clara Wiles, Mrs Russell and Mrs Hoisington returning from the East, and various local activities including church events, bridge work, and a church choir surprise with cake pie cocos candy and fruit served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaan
Chas. Whensetler
Miss Huffman
Wooster
Clara Wiles
Russell
Presbyterian Ladies. Missionary Society
Chas. Alleshouse
Mra
Slutz
Carroll County
Ernest Sell
Abe Lehn
Cyres Crane
Jackson
Nartzger
Wayne Township
A. D. Somers
Michigan
Hawk
Cleveland
Newman
Iron
Presbyterian Church
Dan White
Emily
Pains in the Back Warn Kidney and Liver Trouble
An 19th century testimonial describes back pains signaling weak kidneys or liver, with symptoms of low energy and gloom. The narrator credits Hood's Sarsaparilla for better sleep and waking strength, urging others to try the remedy through a Mrs. J. M. Prant care listing in Pike Road Alabama.
Confessed Goebel Case May Return to Grand Jury
May have confessed Henry E Youtsey, once convicted in the Goebel murder, may reopen with grand jury action in Franklin County. Justice Goebel arrives for consultations as prosecution vows renewed vigor at January session. indictments expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goebel
Braukford
Henry E. Youtsey
Campbell County
William Goebel
Andinow
James E. Cantrill
Commonwealth
Franklin
Cantrill
Justice Goebel
Franklin County Grand Jury
Cut Rate Druggists Form Protective Association
Cleveland November 11 W G Marshall druggist of this city states that cut rate druggists of the United States have formed a protective association with capitalization at 500000 dollars. Four hundred druggists are said to be interested and several large cities are already largely involved. Independent druggists goods will be preferred by the new organization known as the United Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cut-Rate Druggiste Combine
Cleveland
W. G. Marshall
United States
United Drug F
Cramped News Snippets From Across The Globe
Quarantine hits Farmers' Exchange hotel in Toledo with 16 guests. one smallpox case reported. Hammond Packing Company workers in Chicago stage a strike over an old agreement. In Ottumwa Iowa, Perkins 17 Noe 20 Fothergil 30 injure selves during hunting. Perkins dead, others critical. Columbus Ohio trolley fatally strikes James Stetham 36 a roadwork laborer. Carl Bowman colored 22 railroader killed under a train car wheel. A man commits suicide by leaping from a second story window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers' Exchange Hotel
Toledo
Hammond Packing Company
Chicago
Ottaniwa
Frank Perkins
Asa Noe
J. Fothergil
The Stock Market Break on Wall Street
Special to The Republican New York Nov 10 A regular tumble occurred with a Monday break prompting a partial recovery after Morgan and major brokers acted. Copper stocks fell five dollars a share Baltimore and Ohio down two dollars L and N Morgan road fell three dollars. The drop blamed on gold tightness and rumors of gold being moved abroad, not on industrial issues, driven by speculation and a Bear clique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Morgan
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Spooner to push Porto Rico abuses to Roosevelt
Madison reports Senator John C. Spooner will urge President Roosevelt to order an official inquiry into alleged abuses against Federalists in Porto Rico. Spooner has gone to Washington for a conference on the coming message to Congress and to raise the issue early this week. Colonel Bird of Madison, father of Hobart S. Bird, urged the move, citing evidence of persecution and intimidation of Federalists, including threats to lives to deter voting and political meetings.
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Madison
Wis
John C. Spooner
Roosevelt
Porto Rico
Spooner
Washington
Congress
Colonel Bird
Hobart S. Bird
Pumping Station Explosion Kills Two in Queensboro
New York officials report a boiler explosion wrecked a Queensboro pumping station killing engineer William Dihey and fireman James Nelson. The building was torn apart, bricks flew over 1,000 feet, and the active boiler was hurled 200 feet. The other boiler, off its foundation, moved 100 feet. Sealing of the boiler is suspected to have caused the blasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Queensborough
William Dihey
James Nelson
Cuban minister may not act on Cuban children case
Washington reports Senor Quesada has no current plan to intervene over New York immigration officials barring 11 Santiago Cuban children from entering the United States to study in Point Loma California. The minister has not received an official case but has directed the Cuban consul in New York to ensure the children are properly cared for while awaiting resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senor Quesada
New—York
United States
Santiago
Point Loma
Cal
New York
Foxey
May Be Murder. Deputy Sheriff Found Dead on Lake Shore
Duluth on November 10 reports Edward Mahoney a deputy sheriff was found dead on the lake shore. Authorities believe murder is possible though some indications point to self harm as no violence marks appear on the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Edward Mahoney
Lake Shore
Woman Kills Husband In Port Dickinson Home
In Binghamton New York on November 10 Mrs Enoch Hink shot and killed her husband at their residence three miles above Port Dickinson. Hink aged 63. his wife 40. The couple had been married 23 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
N. Y
Enoch Hink
Port Dickinson
Hink
Egan Search Continues in Kalispel District
Kalispel district reports no new war developments. A $1,000 reward has drawn more men. Another party departed Columbia Falls for Hungry Horse Creek and will be away several days. Travel is nearly blocked by snow, forcing reliance on snow shoes for passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egan
Kalispel
Monn
Columbia Falls
Hungry Horse Creek
Ely Cream Balm advert from Rushville Moesars
An old advertisement from Rushville Indiana for Ely's Cream Balm claims relief from catarrh and hay fever after trying many remedies. A testimonial from Bentley describes continued use and friendship, with a request to return payment of 50 cents and to mail the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
Ind
Moesars
Ely Bros
Ely
Bentley
West Salem Notes From November Local News
In West Salem on November 12 residents note satisfaction with fall election results for both parties. Rally day at the evangelical church featured morning and evening talks by Rov Spreng of Cleveland. The Methodist church reopens this week after repairs and a new roof paint windows and cushions. New Presbyterian minister Rev Park W Taylor settles on East Buckeye. Oil prospecting by West Salem Oil Company No 83 yielded promising finds on the J F Britton farm. No 4 planned 500 feet south of No 1. No 2 deemed a dry well. Mrs. Ferguson assisted in Cleveland with Lisle Lewis’s care. he’s hospitalized. Bert Saunders expands his livery barn. a new bank by Samuel Woods to be opened with a vault from Victor Safe and Lock. Births reported on Buckeye Street and northwest of town. Hoop mill closed for repairs. Congress Township Sunday School to meet Nov 18 at Zion's chapel. C A Andrus of La Grange, Six Eagles Mining president, in town for company interests.
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West Salem
Neck of the Woods
Evangelical Church
Spreng
Cleveland
Methodist Church
A D. Knapp
Curtis
Shiloh
Park W. Taylor
Buckeye Street
Wast Salam OT
J F. Britton
Dr. Ferguson
Gleveland
Lisle Lewis
Huron Street
Bert Saunders
Bank of West Salem
Samuel Woods
Woods
Victor Safe and Lock Company
J. Fehrmaan
Wests Buckeye Street
Fetter
Congress Township Sunday School Association
Zion's Chapel
C. A. Andrus
la Grange
Six Eagles Mining Company
Dalton Letter reports local illnesses and events
Miss Mary Radt remains very ill with typhoid fever as doctors from Massillon and Dalton consult. Mrs. R J Cunningham, Wooster, visited friends. Mrs. Adam Sanders underwent a recent operation with a successful outcome. A twelve pound daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. George Gallatin. Entertainment by Peet Brothers of Ithaca Michigan planned for Friday night. Dr Harvey Refit, once of Dalton, not expected to live due to blood poisoning in Wyoming. Union Thanksgiving service to be held at United Presbyterian Church with Rev Warner delivering the sermon. Snyder brothers advertising a house on East Main with paint applied. Goudy block nearing completion with large plate glass windows awaiting shipment lost in transit. Foley’s Honey and Tar promoted for coughs and colds.
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Haney
Dalton
George Gallatin
Peet Brothers
Ithaca
Mich
James Stinson
Methodist Church
Snyder Brothers
East Main Streets
Supreme Court to Rule on Negro Franchise Issue in Alabama
The U S supreme court agreed to an early hearing in Jackson Wales vs Montgomery County Board of Registration Alabama on whether Alabama's new constitution disenfranchises Black voters in violation of the 14th and 15th amendments. The case lacks oral argument and will be decided on printed briefs. Meanwhile, other items note a royal hunting party in Sandringham and a Cleveland rescue, with President Roosevelt invited to a McKinley memorial banquet in Canton on January 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Washington
Nava
United States Supreme Court
Jackson Wales
Board of Registration of
Montgomery
Als
Alabama
United States
Jiles
Montgomery County
Roosevelt
Canton
Henry W. Harter
Canton-Republican League
McKinley
Naval Battle Expected in Panama Coast Search
Panama Colombia November 10 The Colombian government gunboats Bogota and Chucuito test here for a coast voyage seeking the revolutionary fleet. Reports say Captain Marmaduke of the Bogota has orders to engage the revolutionists in a decisive battle if encountered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Colombia
Bogota
Chucuito
Marmaduke
Not Guilty Verdict Reaches Mullineux Family Reunion
The jury found Mullineux not guilty after the trial, and he walked free from court. He greeted his relatives outside, thanking each juror, while his father General Mollineux looked on with pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Be
Mullineux
Mollineux
Millionaire Mason Freed After Murder Suspect Custody
Adlen Mason, Boston millionaire, released from custody after questioning in a double murder probe. A colored man named Perry confessed to handling gold watches taken from the women but indicated the timepieces were later given to Norton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Boston
Mass
Mason
Norton
Orrville Adopts Real Local Option Rally Effort
Clipping notes Orrville to test Real Local Option law with a campaign led by Dr W B Judd of Canton and local pastors and business leaders. Committees form, petition to circulate, campaign to begin soon as Crescent presses ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrville
Shey
W B. Judd
Canton
Anti-Saloon League
Crescent
Substantial church addition delayed to spring
A planned substantial addition to the Re formed church will not be built this fall. It will be postponed until next spring to ensure enough workers are available to complete the project this winter.
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Schwi Bischer Sangerbund
Chicago, Ills
Perdna
DR. Clouse
Archer House
North
Cleveland Avenue
Scorner
Sapminent Wooster
Wooster, U
W. H. Clouse
Wetson Sauvarmayin
Olo
Lida Endinger
Crystal Springs
Dx Clouse
Olo Ouse
Ohio
Conrad Hotel
John Ostheimer
West Main Street
Massillon
O. de Cighio
Albert Clouser
Frank H. Teomeson Srederiksburg O
Kitae Roe
Pitttack New Bridge
Knox
Devens
Philippines
Havana
Palma
Hay
Guthrie
O. T
William M. Cross
Oklahoma
B.S. McGuire
Comanche County
Cross
McGuire
West Salem Oil
Dalton Letter
Foley
Alabama Constitution
Sandringham
England
Mam
Edward
William
Tamaqua
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
W. Zehner
Panther Creek Valley
Clevelant
Jonn Purvis
John Dugan
Pittsburg Coat Company
Pervue
Dugan
Tom Republican
ST. Jacobs Oil
St. Germaine
Civilization
ST. Jacobs
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