Six Million Victims Of Smallpox
Washington report reflects on smallpox history from ancient to colonial times. It cites Sir Richard Blackmore and William Douglass, notes depopulation of tribes like Mandan Ricaree Blackfeet and Crows, and claims smallpox helped opening the West, with accounts of outbreaks and deaths guiding pioneer expansion.
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Christ
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Persia
Greece
Rome
Mecca
Gregory of Tours
France
Europe
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New World
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Mexico
United States
Atlantic
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Florida
Plymouth
Six Nations
Catlin
Congressional Library
Indian Bureau of the Interior Department
America
Washington Irving Bonneville
Schoolcraft
Bradley
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Dakotas
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Mandan
Ricaree
Blackfeet
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Rocky Mountain
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Greeley
Neihart Items Special Correspondence March 13
Mrs. Matt Dahl of Neihart was sent to Columbus hospital Great Falls for a critical operation after a finger wound led to blood poisoning. Her husband accompanied her to Great Falls and expects possible recovery but may lose her breast. Other notes include property visits jobs ore shipments and local government meetings and elections preparations.
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Neihart
Matt Dahl
Columbus Hospital
Great Falls
Dahl
J. L. Adams
Giltidge
Charles H. Beatty
St. Thomas
Ontario
Rosco Putnam
Fred L. Walker
Butte
Messrs. Taylor and
Hanneman
East Helena
Blackbird
Roehl
London
Helena
A. Shaw
Matthew McIlveen
Isaac Meyers
George Poetter
Kibbey
Niehart
Charles
Dennis Hayes
J. E. Cleary
Rimini
J. J. Woodhurst
Spokane
Fire guttes Pacific Wagon works in Seattle blaze
A 3 AM fire gutted the Pacific Wagon company buildings at Third Ave S and Lane St opposite the Northern Pacific depot in Seattle. Damage is set at 20000 dollars. The blaze, likely from spontaneous combustion in the varnish and oil room on the second floor, destroyed about 30 newly finished hacks wagons and hearses.
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Seattle
Wash
Pacific Wagon Company
Third Avenue South
Lane Streets
Northern Pacific
Death of Mrs Hampden W Norris in Melrose
Mrs Hampden W Norris of Glendale died at her home at 3 o clock this morning of puerperal fever leaving a baby daughter about 10 days old. Mr and Mrs Norris were married a little over a year ago. Mrs Norris was formerly Alma Nixholm.
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Glendale
Alfred Nixholm
Hecla
George Forrest
Lee McCauley
Melrose
Ida
Ina Nixholm
Virgil Jennings
Queen of the Hills Mining Company
Vipond, Rathdall and
Jennings
F. A. Mosely
M. C. Hungate
Thomas Hungate
Ellen Jennings
Aaron Parker
S. D. Parker
C. A. Harvey
Salt Lake City
Elizabeth Toetticher
W. R. Grant
Soap Gulch
Thomas White
B. W. Cordell
Florence Conway
Dillon
Humphreys
William Gorman
George Bighorn
Lizzie
James A. MacMurrin
Divide
Walter Mitchell
The
Standard
Hampden W. Norris
Mrs. Norris
Cure ovarian and womb troubles without surgery says Pinkham
An advertisement argues that many ovarian and womb problems can be treated with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound instead of surgery. It claims the medicine helps before an operation becomes necessary and encourages women to seek advice, citing testimonials and Lynn Mass. office.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mre. Prexham
Margaret Bamford
Centennial Ave
Crescent Beach
Revere
Mass
Dean Mus
Pinxham
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Annie Aston
Box
Troy
Gratitude for Lydia E. Pinkham Plant Remedy
Annie Hartley of Chicago writes that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her severe womb trouble and related symptoms after doctors warned of surgery. She credits weight gain, improved health, and renewed energy, noting friends were influenced to try the remedy as well.
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Dean Mas
Prixnal
Lydia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Annie Hartley
S. Sangamon St
Chicago
Women Share Life Changing Cure By Pinkham Remedies
Letters from Boston Crescent Beach and Troy praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier for curing ovarian troubles and female complaints after doctors advised operations. Testimonials describe increased appetite sleep restored strength and renewed health.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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Washington
Army Medical Library
Richard Blackmore
Maine
Kansas
North America
William Douglass
M. T
Boston
Douglass
St. Louis
Upper River
Bill May
Major Culbertson
Fort Benton
News OF
Lydia E. Pinkharm
Lyd
National Sy Bank
Lynn
Pinguam
Mrs
Anna Aston
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