Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound touted as cure all
A Norristown woman shares her testimony through Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham regarding relief from female troubles after avoiding surgery. The ad extols the product’s 30 year history, lists conditions it purportedly helps, and invites women to write for advice from Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Leni
Henry
Norristown
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia A. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia KE. Pinkham
Pinthai
Lynn
Verdicts mirror earlier coroner inquiry into Burlington wreck
The coroner jury ruled the cause of Fireman George Ethie’s death the same as Engineer Charles Bussey and Carl Ming in the Burlington train wreck near Butte. They cited dynamite as the likely cause, with testimony detailing the explosion on Burlington passenger No. 2100, damage to engine No. 270, and evidence from Special Agent McFetridge and others. Additional accounts described witness reactions, track condition, and recovered dynamite components from the scene.
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George Ethie
Charles Bussey
Carl Ming Salumay Wight
Ile
Burlington
Bute
Jimea Arere
Lo Krieger
George H. Casey
James HH. Klox
Charles HE. Beebe
J. 1B. Calkins
George Ehie
Butte
Nowthern Park
Peraour
Bpechi
W. McWeiridge
Louis Ferris
St. Parace Hospital
Serkeant
Pollos
Joe Singel
Mart Park Street
George Lenzi
McFetridge
Sounhcure
House votes against reestablishment of soldiers' homes
An overwhelming majority in the House rejects reestablishing constitutional soldiers' homes after a lengthy debate. A Providence man, George F. Gridley, spoke during the proceedings. Mr. Bennett of New York acknowledged past expedited entry of many foreigners under the old immigration law.
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Washington, Mary
House of Representatives
Cantven
George F. Gridley
Providence
Bennett
New York
Fmmigration Commission
Ambrose Heads to Chicago to Name Socialist Delegates
Alderman George Ambrose of the Seventh ward leaves for Chicago to join Montana delegates at the socialist national convention. John Pewra of Bulle accompanies him. Montana has seven delegates while Silver Bow has two. Ambrose expects Eugene Debs as the presidential candidate and William D. Baywood as the vice presidential pick, noting others may not win, and he has been granted a day off from the city council to prepare.
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George Ambrose
Thg Seventh Ward
Chicago
Alontana
John Pewra
Bulle
Montana
Silver Bow
Ambrose
United States
William D. Baywood
Long Trotuncs Newcomer in Professional Ring
Lovie Long, who had appeared by invite several times, fights in Newport Washington Saturday as a potential starter in the Spokane Athletic Club circuit. The bout marked his third to come from the same league in the past three weeks, with spectators noting his surge in the professional ranks despite an uneven earlier record.
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Lovie Long
Minimal Diet Core to Health Benefit
The text asserts health hinges on what can enter the mouth and argues that a simpler diet yields better health. It presents a maxims-like view that restriction of intake improves wellness and vitality.
Cleveland mayor backs Chyawn La con in delegate race
A tainted OCR fragment notes support by Cleveland's mayor for Chyawn La con in a contested delegate selection process amid party conventions. The passage references key figures and the four rising contenders in a disputed national convention context.
District Court Burglary Trials in Gallatin County
District court reports guilty verdicts in multiple burglary cases including Ernest Brewer Toland and J H Scott. A separate verdict found a Logam jewelry theft guilty with a four year penitentiary penalty. A May 1 note covers an Anti-Satoun league meeting led by Rev Edward Tadd and remarks by Rev Walter M. of the Christian church.
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Gallatin
Boseman
Ernest Brewer Wits
van Epps
Logam
Ulanaieh
Roxen
Hight
Wis
Eadward Tadd Mild
Holend
Walter ML. Torsda
Christian Church
Dredge Boat Employee Loses Arm In Accident
Virgint Gill reports from May 1 that Charien Gor dell, a Conrey Mater Mining Company worker near the plant eight miles away, lost his right arm on the dredge bow when a lifting cage slipped. He was severed between the elbow and shoulder and transported for medical care. Cordell is 28 and lives in the Virginia area.
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Stevlal
Staenard
Oldelt
Elie
Alairs
Magogorius
Cordell
Diapated to the Stand Teozeman May 6
A historical obituary notes Henry Huitman died May 2 in Seattle. He arrived in Bearman the following morning and was buried after services. Survived by his wife, a son, and an aunt. The report recalls his long whaling career and years in government service.
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Teozeman
Henry Huitman
Seattle
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