My Head My Head and Remedy Claims by Dr Pierce
A promotional piece extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for female ailments. It quotes Mrs. Lottie M. Doug and Mrs. John Cook praising relief after years of suffering from uterine and stomach troubles, headaches, and weakness, crediting the medicine with restoring health. The article urges readers to seek Dr. Pierce’s advice and promises a free consultation by letter, touting its safety and lack of narcotics.
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Lottie M. Doug
Glenmore
Oneida Co
N.Y
Deal
Dr. Pierce
Peters
Willin
John Cook
Hastings
Northumberland Co
Dr.ierce
Pierce
Buffalo
DeWrrr& Co
Obarban
H.R. Palmer & Sons
W. Jd
Effects of Late Eruption Noted Across Country Near Martinique
Harrisburg June 14 Geologists contend that the Martinique eruption disturbances would affect adjacent regions and be felt in the United States. Colonel H C Demming of the U.S. Geological Survey reports elevations in Pennsylvania higher than prior records, from two inches up to over 24 inches, compared with Honey Brook Chester Lancaster Gettysburg Adams Neville Cumberland and Harrisburg observations, suggesting IMPACT from the Martinique events.
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Martinique
Harrisburg
H. C. Demming
United States Geological Survey
James D. Wolcott
American Geological Survey
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania
United States
Honeybrook
Cheater County
Columbia
Lancaster County
Gettysburg
Adams County
Neville
Cumberland County
Dauphin County
LASHED TO RAILROAD TRACK MURDER PLOT IN NYC
Italian known as Carlo Cattappani Marquis de Cordova vanished from a boarding house Saturday night. He was found near the East Ninety Fifth Street railroad tracks and hospitalized after claiming to have been poisoned. He said he sought papers proving his Spain estate and told the landlady he would meet a man offering 2100 for the papers.
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New York City
New York
Carlo Cattappani
Marquis de Cordova
New York Cental
One Hundred and Fifteenth Street
North River
Hoe
Cattappant
Spain
Arnioa Salve touted for wide range of cures in Adv
Woe felt very happy, writes R N Bevill of Old Town Virginia, after Back len's Arnioa Salve wholly cured their daughter of bad head relief. Ad claims efficacy for cats, corns, barns, bruises, boils, eruptions and piles. Sold for 250 at W J Smith & Bro and H R B Falmor & Sons Avag stores.
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R. N. Bevill
Old Town
Backlen
W. J Smith & Bro's
H. RB
Falmor & Sons
Avag
Roosevelt Faces GOP Split Over Cuban Bill Message
At the capital Roosevelt draws sharp Republican ire over his Cuban bill message, fueling talk of a renomination showdown. Insurgent leaders vow to fight, while a long senate list including Elkins Scott Nelson Clapp Perkins Bard Gamble Stewart Mitchell Millary Burton Morgan Burrows Jones Kittridge Wellington Dietrich Simon signals broad party discord. A separate item notes Elkins introducing a joint resolution for Cuba annexation and statehood.
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Cuban Sill
Washington
Grover Claveland
Capitol
Theodore Roosevelt
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Inthia
Republicana
Elkins and
Scott
West Virginia
Nelson
Clapp
Minnesota
Perkina
Bard
California
Gamble
South Dakota
Stewart
Nevada
Mitchell
Oregon
Millary
Nebraska
Burton
Kansas
Megan
President Names Women Nominations to Senate
Named by the President, Washington, June 14, the president sent the following nominations to the Senate: Postmaster Florida Henry J Ritchie St Augustine South Carolina J P Murphy Bamberg.
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Washington
Florida
Henry J, Ritchie
St. Augustine
South Carolina
J. P. Murphy
Bamberg
Pirates Infest Cuban Coasts After US Evacuation
A Havana dispatch notes piracy and smuggling surged after the U S forces left Cuba. Few guards patrol 2000 miles as cutters are stretched. several Cuban smacks seized for turtle fishery violations and foreigners allegedly loot catches and provisions. Officials warn piracy and need for a stronger cutter service.
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New York
United States
Coasi
Havana
Matanzes
Cienfuegos
Santiago
Cuban
Jamaica
Nassau
Barbadoes
Cutter Service
O Rorkes Claim To $2 6 Million Irish Estate
Atlanta man R C O Rorke and cousin claim half of a rumored 2 5 million dollar Irish fortune with grand uncle William O Rorke of Drumahan Castle. They say Irish law escheats to government until heirs found and they have established rights to the entire estate with kin in Pittsburg Texas and Cork Ireland.
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Atlanta
R. C. O'Rorke
Boon
O'Rorke
Maine
Walton Street
Frank O'Rorke
Ireland
William O'Rorke
Drumeahan
R. ©. O'Rorke
G. W. O’rorke
Pittsburg, Tex
Petition for Wage Increase by Pullman Conductors
Pullman car conductors nationwide petition higher wages due to rising living costs. Current pay starts at 65 dollars monthly for six months and 75 after one year, with uniforms paid by the worker. Largely organized from St Louis with 260 signatures, the drive spreads toward the south as married men cite financial strains.
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Pullman
Atlanta
Pullman Car
United States
St. Louis
Ohio River
Sues for 5000 Dollars Over Streetcar Incident
In Atlanta on June 18 Mrs. Alice Young sues Georgia Railway and Electric for 5000 damages claiming a West Mitchell streetcar stopped at Haynes street to drop her off but lurched forward before she could alight, throwing her to the street. Her husband D P Young also sues for 2000 against the company for her injuries.
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Atlanta
Alice Young
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Fils
Rev John Spurgeon Dead Father of Spur geon Preachers
London June 14 The Rev John Spurgeon a retired Congregationalist minister and father of the Spurgeon family of preachers died today at South Norwood He was born July 15 1810.
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John Spurgeon
London
John Sourgeon
Spurgeon
South Norwood
Illinois Democrats select state ticket in Chicago convention
In Springfield June 18, Illinois Democrats chose a state ticket after a tense floor fight between Carter Harrison and William Jennings Bryan era. The lineup includes John L. Pickering for Clerk of the Supreme Court, George W. Dudleston as State Treasurer, Anson L. Elise as Superintendent of Public Instruction, and trustees Julia Holmes Smith J. White Paxton. Chairman Hopkins kept control after district clash. Thomas J. McNally won district committeeman race while Hopkins prevailed in the general committee caucus.
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Carter Hardeon
Springfeld
Carter H. Harison
Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
Ilnois
Harrison
Supreme Court
John L. Pickering
Springfield
George W. Dudleston
Anson L. Elise
Hillsboro
State University
Julia Holmes Smith
J. A. White
Urbana
Paxton
Monmouth
Hopkins
St. Nicholas Hotel
Thomas J. McNally
Senate sessions on canal question and civil actions
The Senate opened at 11 o'clock with Allison pushing a conference on the sundry civil appropriation bill. A bill restoring Surgeon John Walton Ross to active duty as medical director passed. Carmack pressed a resolution to probe the War Department discharge of Rebecca J. Taylor for newspaper criticism of the president, asserting she opposed the Philippine policy. Jones of Arkansas argued for voting for the canal bill at the best location, supporting the Panama route if the offer appears in good faith.
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Carmack
Senate
Jones
Arkansas
Panama
Wage Increase Boosts Eight Thousand Steel Workers
Washington June 18 Jones Laughlin Iron and Steel Co voluntarily raised wages for about 8 000 workers excluding tonnage men. Average rise 10 percent. Day laborers earning 1 35 will receive 1 50 daily. Carnegie furnace workers were raised last week and similar changes planned for mill day laborers. In other news Master Car Builders Association opened its annual session at Saratoga with President J J Heneey presiding.
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Washington
Jones & Laughlin
Iron and
Saborera
Carnegie Steel Company
Jonea
Master Car Builders
Saratoga
Master Car Builders’ Association
J. J. Henneccy
Milwaukee
Wis
Atlanta Man Speyers Dies in New York Poisoning
Marx J. Speyers, once of Atlanta, died in New York Hospital from opium or morphine poisoning after a seizure on Twenty third Street near Seventh Avenue. The autopsy found no organic cause. He was a nephew of former Atlanta Marshal Mark Tolbert, lived in Charleston then New York, and had worked as a salesman for the American Tobacco Company. He studied at Young Harris Institute and boarded with his aunt in Atlanta.
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New York
Coad Sicians
Caplum
Speyers
Atlanta
Mark Tolbert
Commission House
Tolbert & Phillips
North Broad Street
G. P. A. Speyera
Azo
Crowds Fill Ascot Heath Despite King Edward Absence
London news notes big crowds at Ascot Heath with Royal representatives absent King Edward is reported as practically recovered from a recent indisposition Prince of Wales stands in for the royal family The day also carries items on labor strikes wireless investigations and a death by suicide in Durango plus a planned national convention for coal miners and a new through train link between Memphis and Denver
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Edward
Ascot Heath
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Prince of Walca
Ascot
Memphis
Denver
South
McAlester
Choctaw
Oklahoma
Gulf Paihway
Tenn
Cola
Rebels Hope Soon to Depose Castro in Venezuelan Crisis
New York dispatch reports widespread revolt in Venezuela as General Matos advances on Caracas with reinforcements at Guarico. Government losses mount. 150 captured. In Barquimeto and Coro, insurgent forces inch forward while Venezuelan troops clash with rebels along the coast near Georgetown, Georgetown. Captain Melin killed as Jotum is pursued.
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New York
Sia Ty Poe
Castro
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Tia
Matos
Caracas
Carings
Guarico
Quarico
Barabobo
Pedro Conde
Barquiameto
Valentine Perez
Barralerg
Revolutioniats
Tesurgenta
Ayala
Coro
Ricrrera
Weasel
Bt. Thomas
Georgetown
British Guiana
Jotum
Venezuela
Geer
Barrangas
Bolivar
Meling
Shu
St. Felix
Fred
Nunez
Colombian Revolution Overthrown. Leaders Reach Caracas
A Port of Spain dispatch notes the Colombian revolution appears finished. Leaders including General Uribe Uribe fled the Meta river pursued by troops for eight days, reaching Ciudad Bolivar then Caracas seeking aid from President Castro.
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New York
Spain
Trinidad
Herald
Dath
Uribe-Uribe
Caracas
Meta
Ciudad Molivar
Castro
Venezuelan Rebels Capture Coro Amid Siege Reports
June 1918 dispatch from Nova reports 1,000 revolutionists led by Generals Riera Penales and Sierralta capturing Coro after five hours of combat as Vice President Ayala commands government troops siege the city. Naval losses were 13 killed and 28 captured with further plans unfolding around Ciudad Bolivar and Port Tachax.
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Willemetadt
Curacoa
Riera
Penalers
Sierralta
la Vella de Coro
Gulf of Coro
Coro
Falcon
Ayala
Suchetta
Carupano
Vencencta
Alert
Ciudad Bolivar
Caregontes
LaGuira
Bill of Justice for Schley in Senate Favor
Senate naval affairs committee authorizes Senator Hale to report Senator McCamant s bill granting Admiral Schley full pay or rear admiral on the active list. As a retired officer he would receive three fourths pay. Committee amendment narrows preamble stating he was the absolute commander of American forces at Santiago with Cervera s fleet off the coast.
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Schley
Washington
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Hale
McCaman
Cervera
Santiago
Telegraphers meet in Atlanta select Cincinnati for convention
At the National Telegraphers association executive meeting in Atlanta yesterday Cincinnati was chosen as the convention site. N Miller of Western Union and Manager Battle of the Ponfal were elected president and vice president for one year. Remaining decisions lie with the new leaders.
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Atlanta
National Telegraphers’ Association
Cincinnati
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American Federation of Labor
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Jaa
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Parkersburg
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Tempial Methodist, Church
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Taylor University
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Madison
Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Grand Templar Rathbone Sisters
Pyth- Sonne EE Springs
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Eugene Hoffman
Associated "Press
Plattsburg, N
Eugene Augustus Hoffman
General Theological Seminary
Protestant Episcopal Church
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Brunswick
Brongswick
Joseph W. Bennett
Brunswick Bar Association
Candler
Bar Association
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Philippines
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A. G. Smart
Peachtree Street
A. G. Spalding
A. G. Williams
Oxford
Albert G. Williams
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