A Living Monument of Heart Cure Testimonials
A selection of letters praising Dr Miles Heart Cure describes cures from heart disease, noting relief from shortness of breath and palpitation after using two bottles. One writer calls themselves a traveling advertisement, claiming wide local reputation and urging others to try the remedy with a guaranteed first bottle or money back. Miles Medical Co. promotes sales through local druggists in Elkhart Indiana.
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Miles
Miles Medical Co
H. BO É
Lebanon Democrat
Nashville
Tenn
Milea
Elkhart
Ind
Mate Killed by the Cars at Rittman
George Faber a train mate and brother of former County Coroner Dr. Wm. Faber was killed instantly by an Erie freight train at Rittman on Friday night. He stepped onto the track while chewing tobacco and likely did not notice the fast approaching train. in an instant he was hurled 40 feet, dead, with a crushed skull and broken bones. Deceased had been living with his brother and was a popular, intelligent, well behaved citizen of Rittman.
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George Faber
Wm. Faber
Aon Erie
Rittman
Chase
PRESS POINTS AND PARTIAL QUOTES ACROSS NATION
A collage of 19th century newspaper snippets comments on political figures and events. References note New York Sun Detroit Free Press Florida Times Union Atlanta Constitution and Milwaukee Sentinel framing Taft Fairbanks Bryan Sullivan and Roger Sullivan with jests, rumors, and possible plots as crowds gather in New York and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Comrock
Detroit Free Press
Taft
Fairbanks
Florida Times Union
Cuba
Sullivan
Illinois
Milwaukee Sentinel
Chicago
Roger Sullivan
New York
Philaelphia Preas
Sherman Brigade Breaks Camp After 37th Reunion
The Sherman brigade of about 120 veterans left Camp Roseland on the Sahn farm for their homes across the state after a week of activities. A campfire the night before drew local residents and proved highly entertaining, with the soldiers praising their reception in the city and calling the reunion among the pleasantest they have attended.
McEwell Wins at Kenton After Slow Start
Wooster horses took the money as Hugh Ports entered McEwell in a Kenton race on Thursday. The admiral edged Westey in a Holly Keonterted race at New London. McEwell broke badly in heat one, finishing fifth, then steadied to win the event with a best time of 2:24.
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Hugh Ports
McEwell
Kenton
Admiral
Tard Westey mm
Holly
Tetehei Hollracp
Turmoil at Reedsburg Church Over Pastor Booher
A temporary restraining order barred Rev. John F. Booher from preaching at First Lutheran in Reedsburg after a dispute with church leaders. Booher’s one year tenure ended last July, several families withdrew, and a council member announced his non hire while Booher continued services. The four church charges were notified but a successor had not been chosen.
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S. B. Eason
John F. Booker
First Lutheran Church
Reedsburg
Cervec
Court of Common Pleas
Booher
Pooher
Eee
J. A. Statler
Reeisburg
Mr. Statler
Booker
Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Society
Ia Restrainel
Reedsburg Plain- Havenville
Jeromeville
Boobie
Streetcar Strike Nears End in San Francisco Flex Plan
San Francisco reports a favorable outlook within 24 hours for the street railway strike ending after President Calhoun and Mayor Schmitz discussed arbitration. Car men agreed to arbitration on work hours and likely wage terms. a mass union meeting was called as officials met. Strikebreakers en route to San Francisco faced mixed reception in Ogden and Green River amid tension with locals.
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San Francisco
Calhoun
Schmitz
Ogden
Utah
Philadelphia
Green River
Wyo
Depot
California
Squire Bolus in Washington
Squire Bolus recounts a trip from Akron via Pittsburg to Washington in 1906. He describes landmarks such as the capitol, senate chamber, library building, Washington monument, treasury, national museum and Mt Vernon tomb. He notes bad money destruction, meets guide J H Williams, and mentions Baltimore and New York travel plans with prices quoted.
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Washington, D. C
Akron
Warren Pope
Edward Krieger
Davie Slaybaugh
Egervant
Pittsburg
Pittabureg
Cumberand
Martinsburg
Harpers Ferry
John B. Brown
John Brown
John B.brown
Engel Hotel
Capitol
Ichicha
Washington Monument
Treasury
Mt Vernon
Washingtons
Baltimore
Baltimoras
New York
L. B. Bolus
Hurton Railroad Handcar Accident Update
Samuel Critchfield, injured in the handcar accident Wednesday night, returned to his home Saturday morning. Doctors reported Critchfield's leg injury as trifling, while a small bone in the Toft tend was found broken on Friday afternoon.
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Samuel Critchfield
Critchield
Row to Avoid Appendicitis
A vintage health ad promotes Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a mild remedy for chronic constipation that supposedly stimulates liver and bowels to restore natural action without nausea or griping. It also claims Dr Shoop's Magic Ointment cures piles, with Bixler Modern Pharmacy listed.
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Orino
Dr Shoop Kidney Cure and Catarrh Balm Ad
An old health ad touts Dr Shoop Kidney Cure for kidney and bladder diseases claiming system strengthening. It also promotes Catarrh Cure with a snow white balm containing eucalyptus thymol and menthol to soothe heal and purify nasal throat and breath.
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Eoley
Man Arraigned After Stealing Wagon and Goods
William Deffenbach, arrested Wednesday, pleaded guilty to stealing a buggy robe and other property from Jamear R. Miller near New Pittsburg. He received thirty days in Carton work house with costs. He urged concern for his wife and four children, who face hardship while he serves.
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William Deffenbach
Jamear R. Miller
New Pittsburg
van Nast
Deffenbach
Carton
Offenbach
van Nest
Leiner
Pennsylvania
Wooster
Bennett and Monicsa Co to Perform at Harmellsville Fair
The Bennett and Monicsa Co. performs during fair week in Harmellsville New York their fiftieth consecutive engagement. John W Vogel's Big City minstrels are billed as a bright entertaining act of mirth mimicry and music with popular prices. The show comes to the opera house Thursday September 9 at 8 pm, continuing through the season.
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Bennett & Monicsa Co
Playig
Harmellsville
N. Y
Pricéa
John W Vogel
Big City
Aaid
Burton Will Discuss Railroad and Navy Bills At Ohio GOP Meet
Ohio press summarizes Congressman Theodore Burton’s interview in which he accepts Senator Dick’s challenge for a full convention debate on the railroad rate bill ship subsidy bill Philippine tariff navy enlargement and Panama canal supplies. He also urges primary election law and popular vote for state officials and US senators.
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Cleveland, O
Théodore E Burton
Foraker
Ohio
Panama Canal
United States
Women sufferings and a kidney remedy pitched
In a Wooster Ohio notice a Mrs. George Coan endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney related pain and headaches. She reports relief after use since 1898 and notes continued benefit over six years with occasional doses. Sold by dealers, Foster Milburn Company Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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George Coan
Blessing Avenue
Wooster
Ohio
Doan
Dean
Foster-Milburn’ Company
Buffalo
United States
Dian
Kif
Condensed Time Table Trains Leave Wooster Over Peansy
Wooster trains depart toward west and south and north at varied times. Northbound and southbound listings show departures from early morning to evening with multiple daily options. Westbound service runs mid morning to evening, including 1:33, 1:59, and 4:31 p m, while southbound and northbound lines provide morning and afternoon departures.
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Wooster
Cleveland & Southwestern Traction Co from Wooster locals
Cleveland and and Cleveland Limiteds operate hourly service from 5:15 pm to 10:45 am with connections to Lindale Pyrite Springs Elyma North Amherst Lorain Graf wa Oberlin Wellington Berlin Heights Norwalk and Wooster Limiteds. Public Square departures include 5:15 pm 6:45 pm and other times toward Wooster with direct connections to multiple towns.
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Pewa Lake
Cleveland
Lindale
Pyrite Springs
Elyma
Amherst
Lorain
Grafwa
Oberlin
Wellington
Berlin Heights
Norwalk
Prom Public Square
Wooster
Wilson
M. Lovett
O' Wooster
Ohio
Republicans urged to fund campaign for Roosevelt era victory
James S. Sherman, chairman, calls on Republicans to contribute One Dollar each to support the Republican National Congressional Committee. He emphasizes basing campaigns on the party record with Theodore Roosevelt as a central figure and promises to send the Republican National Campaign Text Book and committee documents to each subscriber from P O Box 2063 New York.
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Republican National Congressional Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
James S. Sherman
P O. Box
New York
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Shinesey Bowell
Holuster Drug Company
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Sherman
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National Biscuit Company
Ealezperm
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Squire Bolus
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National Museum
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Treasury Department
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J. W Ellingwood
Jesse W Hollingsworth
Common Pleas Court
Belmont County
St Clairaville
Here
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Pope Motor Car Company
Upton
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George Haviland
Kane
Haviland
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Hamburg
Harrisburg
Samuel Boone
Edward Rosewater
Omaha Bee
Bee Building
Apg Ohio
Wheeling
Lee McMann
Bellaire
William Moran
McMahon
Peansy
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wiBeoe
West Bound
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A. Wu
A. Ue
Paw
Cleveland & Southwestern Traction Co
Ave
Alvin Rich
Republican
Ellery
Stanttine
Nastyccar
Knabenshue
Vitograph Moving Pictures
Uglid Avenue
Imi
Ibis
Middle West
ICO
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Boyd