Kilmer's Swamp Root kidney remedy advertised
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney bladder and urinary problems. It claims universal success in hospital and private practice and offers a free sample bottle and a booklet by mail to readers who mention the paper. It cites different bottle sizes and urges purchase from druggists.
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Rilmae
Gaure
Kileiat
Bright
Kilmer
Cfica
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Bingothahamton
N.Y
Ans
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
All Women Agree on Labor Aid Promised by Priend
A Macon Georgia druggist reports selling much Mother's Priend and says it always yields the claimed benefits. He notes that all women agree it reduces labor duration and pain. The claim reflects widespread popular belief in the product's efficacy.
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Macon
Great Austin Dam Breaks Floods Sweep Texas
April reports from Austin and Waco describe the Colorado river flood destroying the dam and power plant near Austin, with about 30 miles of water 60 feet deep and a reservoir. Eight workers drowned, many homes washed away, and widespread property, crops, and livestock losses across Williamson Bastrop and surrounding counties. Over 3 million dollars in damages, with bridges, roads, and rail lines ruined and towns cut off by rising waters and heavy rains.
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Austin
Tex
Colorado
San Antonio
Here
Columbus
Couns
Williamson
Bastrop
Colorado River
Waco
Brazos
Rathway
Ines
Insurgent Skirmishes Reported Around Manila Front
Malta dispatches describe repeated clashes between Atletican troops and insurgents near Manila. Capt. Sturgis, reconnoitering on Netauchee road, killed two insurgents and captured ten. Young requests reinforcements, cites inadequate troops and constant vigilance. Gen. James Bell in southern Taizan reports similar shortages and limited control of towns as rains approach.
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Malta
Satelltiters
Sturgis
Etrook
Netauchee Road
Manila
Young
North i
Tiatofre
Garrisson
James Bell
Taizan
Admiral Dewey Seeks President Nomination
Admiral Dewey publicly says he may run for president and would not bind himself to either party. He would accept nomination from any party or run independently if neither party nominates him. He declares his platform as "the flag and free trade" and notes he is a Democrat.
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Washinton
Admiral Dewey
Armire
Washington
Assassin Fires at Prince of Wales in Brussels
A tinsmith named Sipido fired two shots at the Prince of Wales as the train departed Brussels Northern station but missed. He declared he would kill again and blamed the prince for slaughter in South Africa. The incident occurred amid a day of Memorial and Decoration observations in the South.
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Brussels
Prince of Wiles
Sipide
Princess of Wales
Sipido
Prince of Wales
South Africa
Senate Debates Porto Rico Bill and Tariff Measures
Washington reports indicate advocates and opponents of the Porto Rican tariff and government bill debated in the Senate with Senators Depew Cullom Spooner speaking for and Hate Simon against. Other lines note votes on civil government proposals, free trade elements, and multiple related legislative actions across April 1902.
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Washington
Senate
Depew
Cullom
Spooner
Hate
Simon
United States
Jorto Rive
Yons—Allison
Baker
Bard
Carter
Chinsier
Clarke
Wye
Cillom
Dehaoe
Watrhunks
Foraker
Voster
Galiliger
Gear
Huhha
Hansbrough
Mawes
Jonen
Noy
Kean
Kyle
Todge
McHryne
McComas
NcMillan
Penrose
Derking
Platt
Conn
Pritachard
Quarles
Ross
Scott
Sewell
Shoup
Broaner
Stewart
Thurston
Wetmore
Wolscoster
Nays-Allen
Bacon
Bate
Berry
Clark
Mont
Gray
Cockrell
Culberson
Danial
Davis
Harris
Monford
Janes
Ark
Kenny
Lindsay
McLaurin
Martin
Mason
Money
Morgan
Nelson
Pettus
Proctor
Bullivan
Tallaterra
Teller
Tilman
Turtey
Vert
Wellington Trent
Quay
Alaska
Gallinger
N. H
M.L. Quay
Pennsylvania
Sergion
Duboe
J. C. S. Blackburn
Kentucky
Committee On Privileges and Elections
House
Port Hall
Okdahama
Sheridan
Hawaii
Jenkins
N.C
Cwas
Euldgles
Ware
Richard. Bland
Missouri
The Healing of Jairus Daughter Lesson Text
The Sunday School lesson describes Jairus begging Jesus to heal his dying daughter, the crowd, and Jesus raising the girl after declaring she is not dead but asleep. It notes faith over fear, Jesus’ authority, and links to the resurrection, teaching that life continues beyond death.
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H.C. Lenington
Mark Binet
Juirus
Atlce
Jesus
Adahaz
Péter
James
John
Damisel
Talitha
Visen
Baptist
Wulyito
Jeans Hig
Galilee
Galie Oy
Jairus
Johns
Attoy Anid
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Candy L'Gathartig
Dewey
Genthrmelle Slatemont
Fie
Braenels
South
New Orleans
Louisiana
Miffitia, Sons of ‘Veterans
Army ‘of Tennessee
Apr
Julius Moyse
Capt
New York
Marinngeota
Cartier Texas
Stamos
Atd Conalicrad
Tora Voemeineiat Batti
Tatratt
Pasach
Charleston
Rds
Warner
T Wvlice
Corrade Freudenstein
Tacoma
Wash
Tan
Adam Prendenstein
Sanlor Vics
Grand Army of the Republic
Custer
Eden
Son
the Hoanghtter
Juiray Ralyed
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