Woman recovers after seven years with Pinkham remedy
A letter from Mrs Sallie French of Pancannla Ind Ter describes long female ailments and paralysis of strength. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports being strong and well. The ad touts the remedy for female troubles and invites letters to Mrs Pinkham for free confidential advice from Lynn Mass.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Sallie French
Pancannla
Ind
Ter
Lydia E
Pindsham
Newborn Herpicide Claims to Kill Dandruff Germ
An advertisement explains ringworm and dandruff share a parasite origin. It asserts dandruff roots hair loss and baldness, then promotes Nan Bros Herpicide as the first to kill the germ, cure itching, and polish hair, urging readers to request samples by mail from The Herpicide Co. Detroit mich.
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Nanbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Standard Drug Company
Anaconda
Newbro Drug Company
Hutte
Special
Death of traveling salesman from liquor delirium at St James hospital
Sherman Brantner once a respected Omaha whiskey salesman fell to chronic drinking, suffered a skull dent and concussion after a fall at the Northern Pacific station, was jailed, delirious with tremens, and sustained gashes from self harm before dying at St James hospital yesterday morning at 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Brantner
St. James’ Hospital
Brantucry
Omaha
Neb
Butte
Northern Pacific
McGowan
M. C. Smetters
Brantner death verdict linked to railway fall intoxication
Inquest at Duggan's undertaking rooms last night found Heath Brantner died from injuries after a fall at the railway station while intoxicated. Witnesses included Judge Mc Gowan and officers Isaacs and Otto. Brantner, about 40, had ties to Trenton Mo, with family in police and banking circles. Funeral arrangements awaited instructions.
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Branker
Eledeath
Bulto
Jie
Bennett Block
South Butte
Brantner
Trenton
Ola
William Brantner
H. B. Smith
Uunt
Nilan
Rether Sherman Brantner
Davis Breaks Leg After Fall on Railway Track
D Davis, a Pittsmont smelterman, suffers a fractured left leg from a fall on a Woodville railway track late Tuesday night. He lay in cold until morning, was transported to Murray's hospital, and rested comfortably last night. A Meaderville resident for 1 year, 27-year-old Davis lives with his mother at 34 Main. On Oct 19, Sacred Heart school hosts a social at the Florence hotel for fundraising.
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Dave Davis
Pittsmont
Murray's Hospital
Woodville
Davie
Butte
Main Street
Meaderville
Sacred Heart School
Florence Hotel
Attendancesurges at Montana state college opening
Special dispatch reports Montana State College of Agriculture and Home Arts opening with record attendance. Registration began last Monday, about 159 students entered, and officials expect the total to exceed 500 this year. Freshman class may reach nearly 10. Most registrants are new from across the state. many students will cover expenses through work. A girls dormitory is under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana State College of Agriculture and Home Arts
Ron
Ore Tariff Reduced to Montana Points
Special Dispatch to the Standard Helena Sept 16 The board of railroad commissioners ordered a tariff reduction on ore shipments from Montana points via Northern Pacific to Butte and East Helena The average cut is 26 cents to Butte and 17 cents to East Helena The commission says further reductions on other lines will follow after a recent ore tariff hearing
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Standard
Helena
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Northern Pacific
Butte
East Helena
Hamilton Notes and Valley News in Sept Dispatch
Special Dispatch from Hamilton reports school enrollment rising since the new year with 303 on opening day and 445 enrolled by last night. Bitter Root Fruitgrowers move fruit to market shipping about three cars daily to North Dakota. Local officials and visitors travel between Stevensville, Helena, Missoula, and Twin Falls. A rain refreshed Bitter Root valley, Jupiter Pluvina cited as a notable asset, and survey work resumes near Victor. Reputable figures including J. H. R. Keyes and Dr. J. B. de Nayer appear in town for brief visits. New Hampshire Republicans set for a state convention in Concord.
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Standard
Hamilton
Hamilton Public Schools
Sinca
D. S. Williams
Bitter Root Fruitgrowers’ Association
Brooks
North Dakota
JH. R. Keyes
Stevensville
A. J. Gibson
Missouri
Halbert B. Cole
Helena
D. Wilson
Denver
Air
W. BR. Smith
Twin Falls
Idaho
C.C. Chatin
George A. Reese
C. M. Jolson
Grand Chapter
The
Order of Eastern Star
Bruce Wells
Harrison & Lord
Victor
James W. Faulds
P. DB
Francis
Odell
Ill
Staple
Missoula
C. W. Cheatham
J. B. de Nayer
Aspirants Named for Governor Race in State House Debate
Tomorrow a debate to pick a governor candidate features Rosecrans W. Pillsbury Bertram Bilis and Henry B. Quinby speaker of the state house of representatives. The names appear in the readable OCR fragment describing the event and participants.
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Vention
Thera
Thyes Aspirints
Rosecrans W. Pilsbury
Bertram Bilis
State House of Represntatives
Henry B. Quinby
Dr George Clark Dead Once Whipped Conkling
New York mourns Dr George Clark aged 92 oldest Union College graduate who recalled whipping a young Roscoe Conkling, saying the sound thrashing helped shape a future United States senator and that he later voted for Conkling’s second term in high state legislature.
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New York
George Clark
Union College
Roscoe Conkling
United States
Paving the Main Street of Bozeman
Bozeman progresses with half of Main Street paved using concrete blocks and work on the other half starting. The street railway adds a temporary double track during paving and plans a future track move to the college area and a new south side line toward the east side of the main village.
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Bozeman
Street Railway Company
Company
College
Pointed Paragraphs from the Chicago News
A collection of aphorisms and social quips on women reform and temptation with satirical takes on behavior. The notes reference misuse of graft in reform and male vanity, plus a remark about Coach Jimmy Sheldon of Indiana seeking oxygen treatment from Coach Stagg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chicago News
Nand
Jimmy Sheldon
Indiana
Stagg
Recounts Sought in Michigan Governor Race
In Lansing on September 16, Dr. J Bradley auditor general and Governor Warner two candidates for the Republican nomination sought recounts in 273 of 2025 election districts. Bradley, defeated by Warner by about 1400 votes, filed for recall as soon as canvass opened. Warner asked for recounts in districts where Bradley led.
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Lansing
Mich
J. Bradley
Warner
Ne Ree Publican
Bradley
Ing Board
American fleet enjoys its stay in Australia
Albany readers witnessed a reception and dance aboard the battleship Connecticut. Governor and premier of West Australia attended, along with about 100 guests, marking the event a success. In tug of war contests the American team beat the British cruiser Gibraltar squad, while an Albany police team defeated the Americans.
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Albany
West Australia
Connecticut
Gibraltar
Kentucky Independence party opens in Louisville rally
Louisville Ky Sept 16 The Kentucky campaign of the Independence party opened at Phoenix Hill Park with presidential candidate Thomas L Hiszon and William Randolph Hearst making first Louisville appearances. They were given a cordial welcome at the rally and park event.
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Louieville
Kentucky
Independence Party
Phoenix Hn! Park
Thomas L. Hiszon
William WA. Thearst
Bell
Cholera Spreads in Russian Capital City
Official bulletins report St. Petersburg cholera cases at 244 with 70 deaths. Worgotf, manager of SK Schlosseburg Steamship, fell ill today, signaling the infection may be spreading to the upper classes.
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St. Petersburg
Worgotf
SK Schlosseburg Steamship Company
Homann Couple Serenaded by College Crowd in Bozeman
A friendly gathering in Bozeman last night warmly saluted Mr. and Mrs. Fred Homann at their home. The couple, wed by Rev Lee of the Christian church, include Joe Mann and Miss Anna Aker, both longtime college students.
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Standard
Bozeman
Fred Homann
Lee
The
Christian Church
Joemann
Blys. Homann
Anna Aker
Thy cheaper way from the Cleveland Leader
A clipped excerpt shows dialogue in old style slang as a speaker laments wasted shoe leather dodging a creditor and the burden of paying him twice, reflecting comic or moralizing tones in a bygone Cleveland Leader page.
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Cleveland Leader
Shappie
Joyet
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Tei
Ommca SL
Alena
Raade
Ue Anaconda Standard
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