Judge's Wife Cured of Pelvic Catarrh by Peruna Ad
A Minneapolis woman, Minnie B. McAllister, credits Peruna with permanent relief from pelvic catarrh after years of back and side pain. The ad touts Dr. Hartman and Peruna as cures for female disease, featuring multiple testimonials and an invitation to write for advice.
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Our Order
Pernis
Minnie B. McAllister
Hartman
America
Peruna
Phoebe Cary Sheffield
Excursions to the East Offer Special Fare Options
Excursion tickets to the East are offered with special low rates via Pennsylvania Railroad routes. Tickets for Washington October 3 to 5 with return by October 14 are available. New York tickets valid October 4 to 8, returning by October 1. Boston via rail and Long Island steamboats tickets available October 7 with return by October 18. Formation applies.
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Gean
Smal Care Nsv
Mares Ie
SEO
Washington
D. D
Privi 1
Marenten York
New York
Pebromete
Long Island
Mystery surrounds autopsy in Empire cafe murder case
New York police reported an autopsy on James Craft, decapitated in the Empire cafe on Twenty-ninth Street after a Sunday attack. Investigators weigh whether knockout drops, possibly chloral, were used to enable robbery as Mrs. Craft noted he carried a large sum home from Glen Cove. Witnesses Mamie Moore, alias May Turner, and Ida Craven, the Empire housekeeper, were arraigned and remanded, waiter Thomas Tobin is held, and police say the body was possibly disposed of in the basement.
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New York
Craft
Coal Dock Failure Causes Major Spill in Ashland
Ashland Wisconsin September 30 the Jones Adams coal dock gave way spilling about 9000 tons of anthracite and bituminous coal into the bay causing damage to the dock likely to cost thousands of dollars to repair about 2000 tons will be recovered with estimated losses around 45000 Secretary Root Denies Retirement Rumors New York September 30 Elihu Root secretary of war said rumors of his retirement are false he plans to resign only when he decides not before and the public will be informed.
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Ashland
Wis
Jones & Adams
Root
New York
Elihu Root
Sharkey Indicted in First Degree Manslaughter Case
New York September 30 Thomas J Sharkey, arrested for causing the death of banker Nicholas Fish in a September 15 altercation at Eighth Avenue and Thirty Fourth Streets, was indicted on a charge of manslaughter in the first degree.
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Sharkey
New York
Thomas J. Sharkey
Nicholas Fish
Eighth —Avenue
Secretary Shaw eases bank reserves amid monetary stringency
New York September statement from Secretary Shaw announces banks will not be required to hold reserve against government deposits secured by government bonds. The move frees about 30 million dollars, enabling an estimated 130 million dollars in increased lending capacity. Treasury will continue deposits of internal revenue and miscellaneous receipts, about 500 thousand dollars daily, and may substitute other securities for consuls to support greater circulation. The plan hinges on bank acceptance of non government collateral and case by case judgments.
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New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw
Treasury
CABLE-CUTTING ARRESTS IN VENEZUELA STIR PARK
News from Port of Spain reports General Velutini detained the manager and clerks of the Carupano French cable office and the local French consular agent. The Carupano cable office has been closed for five days and coastwise links interrupted amid suspicions Velutini acted without legal authority. The Restaurador cruiser is suspected of severing cables to hinder revolutions. In New Orleans, streetcar strikes draw 75 to 80 workers out, impacting city lighting as linemen walk out in sympathy with transit unions. A separate Bayonne case follows a warrant for Laura Biggar’s arrest, with searches at Hendrick’s sanitarium yielding no results.
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Port of Spain
Trinidad
Venezuela
General Velutini
Caracas
Carupano
Velutini
Aé Carupano
Restaurador
Ullcals
Dupg Ge — Lee Buine
Mall
New Orleans and
Carrollton Light and Power Company
New Orleans Railway Company
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Laura Biggar
Rayonne
N. J
Justice of the Peace
Seymour
Jersey City
Hudson County
Bayonne
Foley
Bayonne Poice Force
Borrowing Money Abroad Involves American Gold Reserve
The Allgemeine Zeitung reports the United States seeks loans from Vienna banks to tap portions of their gold reserve amid monetary system changes. Austro-Hungarian bank vaults reportedly hold American gold eagles totaling 12.5 to 15 million dollars. American bankers offer repayment in interest-bearing bills of exchange. Grand Army Reunion plans in Washington detail about 40 meetings at Camp Roosevelt from Oct 6 to 10 with tents named Grant Sherman Sheridan Farragut Meade and sessions morning, afternoon, and evening. Separate dispatch notes strong earthquakes in Central America centered near Guatemala City on Sept 23, with Managua reporting shocks from Puerto Barrios to Belize and outages along the coast.
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Vienna
Allgemaine Zeitung
United States
Grand Army
Washington
Camp Roosevelt
Hay
Torrance
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Farragut
Meade
Central America
Mobile
Ala
Managua
Puerto, Barrios
Santo Tomas
Guatemala
Littee River
Belize
British Honduras
Guatemala City
Tung Chou College Reopens After 1900 Destruction
The Tung Chou college in Chi Li province, destroyed in 1900, has been reopened. The institution, covering forty eight acres, resumes operations and plans to educate returning students and staff.
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Ollege
Peking
Tung Chou
Chi Li
Burban Citizen defends burial cost dispute tale
In a letter from September 29 1903 a local citizen questions charges about Dr Brinkerhoff and an undertaker who buried a body in a rough box claiming 925 dollars. The writer notes 80 witnesses to the burial and asks if Wayne County could afford such a payment. The Citizen declines unsigned views and refuses to estimate undertaker costs.
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The
Republican
Burbank
Applecreek man beaten at gate in apparent highway robbery
Michael Cotterman of Applecreek was waylaid near his gate Tuesday night by a stranger who struck him with a shovel handle then followed him into the yard. Neighbors rushed to help as bloodhounds failed to track the attacker before noon Wednesday. Cotterman, who was not unconscious, was taken home and remains badly hurt but not yet known to have an enemy. Police searched nearby towns for the assailant, who exchanged hats with Cotterman during the attack.
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Nelson Sauvals
Clouse
Lida Hndinger
Crystal Springs
Canton
Ohio
Ornrad Hotel
John Ostheimer
West Mainstreet
Masailon
Dr. Grouse
Michael Cotterman
Applecreek
Mé Tan
Mansfield
Wooster
Melos
Cotterman
Married Men's Teams Reach Maysville in Local Report
Sept 30 report from Maysville notes Chas Girard ill again after sickness. Indiana’s Bazelbel Tracy visits relatives north of town. Mrs. Huguelet and children of Akron call on old acquaintances. Mrs Sauvain’s sister arrives from Kansas. John Imhoff recovered from three weeks of illness. Ira Amiet attended a Wilmot band tournament. Thomas Liggett of Carrol County visited Johnsons. Rieder’s sick cow causes village excitement. War veteran Alex Fisher plans a Washington encampment visit. Derr family attends a birthday surprise west of Applecreek. Benton beats local team 6 to 10 at home. Married men from here defeat Mt. Men in a slow, dusk-claimed game. Lighthearted notes on local happenings and a moonlit mischief tale.
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Maysville
Chas. Girardia
Bazelbel Tracy
Indiana
Anna Huguelet
Akron
L. A. Sauvain
Kansas
John Imhoff
Ira Amiet
Wilmot
Thomas Liggett
Carrol County
Johnson
Jas, Rieder
Alex. Fisher
Washington
Amos Derr
Applecreek
Benton
Congress Notes and Local Events in Huntington Ind
Congress items report visits by Charles Rice and wife to W H Campbell and G P Musser and wife. The Ladies Aid of the M church offers chicken pie supper at Town hall on Oct 11 to raise funds for church repairs. Burial services held for Mrs I K Hough, long time Congress resident, at Congress cemetery. Hoffman Brothers to give a concert at the Presbyterian church next Saturday evening for the Christian Endeavor society. Rev Hank on vacation to attend the A R encampment. Dr P J Brown bought town lots on church street from James Skees.
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Congress
Charles Rice
Huntington
Ind
W. H. Campbell
G. P. Musser
Ladies Aid Society of the
Town Hall
I. K. Hough
J. M. Garver
Hough
Cleveland
Congress Cemetery
Hoffman Brothers
Doylestown
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Hank
P. J Brown
James Skees
Church Street
Insurrection Breaks Out in Macedonia Under Jankoff
The Macedonian revolutionary committee reports a Macedonian uprising led by former Bulgarian colonel Jankoff with over 3,000 fighters in bands. A provisional government directs actions in Kastoria Vodena Guerguelli and Neglena with rail and telegraphic links cut in multiple areas.
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Macedonia
Sofia
Bulgaria
The
Macedonian Revolutionary Committee
Jankoff
Kastoria
Vodena
Guerguelli
Neglena
Alger Accepts U S Senate Appointment in Detroit
Sept 29 Detroit reports General Russell A. Alger formally accepts the United States Senate appointment from Michigan. Indianapolis Sept 20 details that seven African Americans were arrested for a state slave robbery operation.
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Detroit
Russel A. Alger
United States
Bina
Indianapolis
Americans Hope to Show the Sultans the Folly of Resistance
American and colonial troops pursue the Maciu sultan resistance in Manila. General Sumner reports Pershing’s column may deter opposition and warns the sultan against hostility. Sumner sees no uprising looming and avoids calling it war while directing restraint.
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Manilla
Sumner
Chaffes
Pershing
Sultan
Collisions and appointments across early 1900s news
Reports note L. A. Donald's suicide in Louisville by stepping before a moving trolley car. General Alger named U S senator to replace the late McMillan. A gang of seven African American suspects in Indianapolis faces grave robbery charges. Irish leaders Hedmond and others head to the United Irish League convention in Boston. Robert Peary calls the Arctic a good land for those with consumption. A collision near Hantey Texas between Fort Worth and Dallas injures eight. In Missoula Montana a foreman William Johnson dies after being struck while signaling a train.
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L. A
Donald
Louisville
General Alger
United States
Senator McMillan
Indianapolis
Hedmond
United Irish League
Boston
Ceti9
Robert Peary
Arctic
Hantey
Tex
Fort Worth
Dallas
Missoula
Mon
William Johnson
Pers Ted Sd
Rain and flood sweep Sterling area with record Chippewa rise
Rainfall last week reached seven inches causing a flood with the Chippewa reportedly the highest in 30 years. Water arrived from the west at about 10 PM Wednesday in a three foot torrent, wrecking fences and damaging crops including corn, potatoes, and clover seed. Many hogs rescued or saved from pens as neighbors warned of rising water. Lightning struck Homer’s residence, demolishing chimney and some woodwork, while a chicken in the cellar died in the storm. Citizens attended Akron opening with speeches by Root Foraker and Hanna predicting a Republican victory on November 4.
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Sterling
Here
Mre
B. A. Harris
Akron
Homer
Root
Foraker
Hanna
Fredericksburg Grist of News From the Community
Fredericksburg notes list visitors and guests including Mre George Gardiner of Bluffton Indiana with two children and Weldon Brothers of Marshalville visiting Bert, Miss Nettie Wynn of Cleveland as guest of Miss Jacob, Marietta. Mrs. O'Neil of Zanesville visiting sister Mrs. Dr. Longs. Dr. Thos Ablett away on a three week fishing trip. Miss Ethel Rieder of Mabsonville on vacation visiting Armstrong. Miss Mary Berger visiting in Londonville. Chas Parker of Barberton and Emma Robinson marrying Rev. A M Bird. Miss Lucy Armstrong heading to Y P E convention. Alda Lytle recovering from a surgical operation with two Cleveland physicians in attendance.
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Fredericksburg
George Gardiner
Bluffton
Ind
Weldon Brothers
Marshalville
Bert
Nettie Wynn
Clevelandch
Jacob
Marietta
O'Neil
Zanesvalé
Dr. Longs
Weeiake
Thos. Ablett
Vist
Glennie, Mich
Cleveland
Louisa Henderson
Twentieth Century
Chass
Chas. Parker
Barberton
Emma Robinson
A. M. Bird
Lucy’ Armstrong
Baeville
Mary Berger
Londonville
Mia
Kittie Gant
Alda Lytle
Farm notes and county fair updates amid heavy rains
The narrative records heavy week rains causing damage to crops, fences, and orchards in Indiana. It notes potato yields, peach crops, and winter apples, plus farm visits, threshing figures, and a Johnson reunion. Local clergy and community mentions appear amid scattered farming details and fair attendance.
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Judge McAlliater
Minneapolis, Minn
P. C. Sheffield
William Kenning
Clemens
Wall
Thad. M. Mahon
Chambersburg
T. M. Mahon
DR. Clouse
Archer House
North
Cleveland Avenues
Ornoer Fourth Street
Canton, O
Petes Glease
Albert Clodser
Dr.Clouse
Prank H. ThomPson Frederik Ebdego
Shiloh
New Orleans
Editora
Ratinse
Mayesville
Mr. Eaton
Mindanao
Wabash
John Rose
Rose
Parsons
Kan
Rose Willie
Gonio
St. Louis
Robert M. Snyder
Kansas City
Central Traction
Joseph W. ‘Folk
Ryan Snyder
Butieee
Mies Ethel Rieder
Mabsillon
Armstrong
James Richards
B. C- Smith
Phebe- Brothera
Aioe Oe
Apel
Ea Ind
T. C. _ McGoy
Charles Endell
Hington
Clark McCoy T
Wievelandt
Elmer
Charles Warnat
B. T. Johnson
Zercher
Johnson Yarm
Stephen Miller
Noble
Ternderhill
Toreay
Henry Heyoo
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