Woman Cured by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Mrs Burns Jaxman of Salt Lake City testifies that after a year of physician care and severe pain she used Lydia Pinkham's Veritable Compound and, in six bottles, regained health for over two years. She urges other women to try the remedy and offers free advice from Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts.
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Hulda
Jaicaman
Jydle B. Pinkorn
Burns Jaxman
Salt Lake City
Uta
Jakeman
Lydia
Pinkham
Women and Kidney Trouble Harming Men and Children
The article asserts kidney disease harms both women and men by dulling mind, wrecking ambition and cheer, and claims widespread prevalence including in children. It links symptoms like frequent urination and bedwetting to kidney illness and urges treatment.
Senate Passes Oleomargarine Bill Amid Washington Debates
A dense Washington session report covers passage of an oleomargarine bill and debates on Philippine governance and Indian appropriations. It notes a revenue cutter service efficiency bill passing the Senate, eight-hour work standards, and plans for fortifications funding. Also mentions measures on slavery in the Philippines, territorial admission bills, and a contested election report.
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Mt. Kaos
Aoabhittea Oh
Nety Mexico
Okla
Hota
Attzoha
Washington
Philippines
Sdbular Service
Senate
Revenue Cutter Service
House
New Orleans
Western Bridge Company
Ohio River
Allegheny City
Kansas City Northeastern & Gulf Railroad Comspany
Missouri River
Oleomargarine bill passes Senate in party vote
Washington April 4 The senate approved the oleomargarine bill by 39 to 31 ruling that oleomargarine and related products entering states or territories are taxed under existing laws. The measure sets taxes by product and requires licenses for manufacturers processors and retailers with detailed collection rules. The article notes the December Missouri seat vacancy and the House resuming work on the Chinese exclusion bill.
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Spain
Washington
Senate
District of Columbia
Case
Missouri
T He
House
New Officers Elected At National Soldiers Homes Meeting
At a meeting of the band of managers of the national soldiers homes officers were elected including President Gen M W McMahon of New York and Vice Presidents Gen Pearceon of Pittsburg Col John L Mitchell of Wisconsin and Col George W Steele of Indiana. A Pennville bank robbery report notes Bank of Pennville entered by burglars early Saturday with 3200 stolen and the banking room damaged by an explosion. The robbers fled while police investigated.
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Washington
National Soldiers’ Homes
M. W.mcmahon
New York
Vlng
Pear ‘Eon
Pittsburg
John L. Mitchell
Wisconsin
George W. Steele
Indiana
Dupie
Pennville
Ind
Bank of Pennville
T Bank
A. Gryphon
Hartford Citys
Rhodes Will Sets Vast Funds For English Speaking Union
Cecil Rhodes leaves 73 000 000 to 100 000 000 for public use to aid the English speaking nations. Scholarships at Oxford and for Americans and Germans are planned to foster unity, education, and public virtue. The will directs land be held in Rhodesia for instruction and a rock tomb bears his epitaph.
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London
Cecil Rhodeswill
Igo
Bonth Atvienu
United States
Germany
Wthoves Jlen
Oxford University
Rhodes
William
British Émpire
John Rhodes
Bulawayo
Saliebury
Matabeleland
Rhodesia
Riot frees African American suspect in Georgia assault case
In Rome Georgia on Monday afternoon Walter Allen a Black man accused of raping 16 year old Blossom Adamson was seized from the jail Tuesday night by about 4000 people. The mob battered the prison doors and hanged him to an electric light pole firing a volley afterward. A hundred bullets struck his body in the principal thoroughfare.
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Rome
Walter
Allen
Blossom
Adamson
Thin City
Fred
Zly
Fire devastates Atlantic City beachfront hotels
A large fire swept two blocks of oceanfront properties along the boardwalk in Atlantic City on Thursday, destroying twelve hotels and numerous small buildings. Losses are estimated above 760000 with several major establishments covered, while no lives were lost though about a dozen people suffered minor injuries. A militia guard aided police to prevent looting as arrests were made for robbery.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Board Walk
Ocean
Illinois Avenue
New York Avenue
Brady's Baths
Tarlton Hotel
Minoisavyettie
Luray and Annex
Norwood
J. 3. White & Ben
New Holland
M. J.ee
Stratcord
Arnold W. Waldner
Berkeley
Hew Brothers
J. & B. Keffer
Stickney
L. V. Stickney
Evard
James T. Gorman
Rio Grands
J. P. Kilpatrick
Mervine
JT Belz
Academy Hotel
Academy of Music
Charles Fralinger
Windsor
G. Jnton Waters
Charles W. Seeler
Kentucky Avenue
Victor Presainwer
St James Place
T the
Othes
Chicago spring elections yield mixed party gains and ballot votes
Chicago voters elected 38 Republicans and 32 Democrats to the city council. A push for municipal ownership of traction lines lost 5 to 1, gas and electric plant ownership won 7 to 1, and direct vote for nominating candidates passed 8 to 1. Women voted in for school directors in Kenosha and other towns.
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Chicago
Li Milyankep
Wrass
Rose
Kenosha
Rachie
Corruption at St Louis Report From February Grand Jury
The February grand jury report in St Louis reveals sensational bribery and official corruption in the municipal assembly and court system. It accuses sworn officers and public servants of a decade long pattern of misconduct and a vague public conception of the issues. Judge O Neill presided as the report was presented in the criminal court.
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Louis
Ile
O'Neill
Ryan
St. Lowis
Aes
Fragmentary verse urges aid for children in need
A short, fragmented piece appeals for helping children with oil and livings. It evokes pity as a child laughs, hinting at a relief gesture or charity effort without full context. The tone resembles a wartime or charitable plea framed in terse lines.
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Erenne
University of the United States
Batley
Tex
Spooner
Wis
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Talon
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Utiveratty
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