Women Testify on Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound
Westbrook Maine resident Mrs Lawrence Martin reports relief from back and side pains during change of life after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Another Wisconsin woman, Mrs M J Brownell, says night sweats and pain subsided with a year of use and ongoing health. The advertisement states the product is herb and root based and offers confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
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Manston
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Government Inquiry Sets Three Man Tribunal for Empress of Ireland Disaster
A royal commission of three will investigate the Empress of Ireland sinking. Sir Adolph Routhier, Wickiel McLeod, and George N. Vaux form the tribunal, hearings begin June 9 as Captain Lindsay continues survivor testimony.
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Adolph Routhier
Court of Admiralty of
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Wickiel McLeod
Admiralty Court of
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George N. Vaux
British Board of Trade
Vaux
England
Lindsay
Dominion
Storstad
Webb amendment exempts labor and mutual help groups from antitrust law
Washington reports the House adopted the first Webb amendment to the Clayton omnibus antitrust bill by a rising vote of 207. It exempts labor, agricultural and mutual help organizations and their members from illegality as combinations in restraint of trade. In Chicago, authorities began examining a suspected wheat corner and May corn squeeze with 87 brokers reported to file complaints.
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David B. Stansbury
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Coal mine disaster at Silkstone colliery Wharncliffe
Eleven coal miners were killed and several others injured by a gas explosion at Silkstone colliery in Wharncliffe, Leeds, reported on June 1. The incident prompted emergency response as investigators search for the cause and assess the extent of the casualties.
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Silkstone
Wharncliffe
Rioters Set Fire to Sulphur Stores in Sicily Clash
In Palermo on June 2 a miner strike at Porto Empedocle escalated as a mob destroyed half the town, set fire to sulphur stores and depots, ripped up railway tracks, and cut wires. Troops and police were sent to restore order near Girgand, seven miles away.
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Sicily
Porto
Baseball results across leagues from the day’s play
American League scores show Chicago 1 Metroit 2 and St. Louis 10 Cleveland 5. Philadelphia 9 2 New York 8 4. Washington 0 Boston 1. National League tallies include Boston 2 2 Brooklyn 6 4 and New York 11 Philadelphia 7. Pittsburgh 3 Chicago 7. Cincinnati 6 St. Louis 4. Federal League games list Indianapolis 5 St. Louis 4 and Buffalo 2 Pittsburgh 1. Chicago 10 Kansas City 2 and Baltimore 1 Brooklyn 4. Western League Des Moines 5 Lincoln 6. St Joseph 8 Wichita 2. Nebraska State League Hastings 4 Beatrice 3. Norfolk 6 Kearney 4. York 4 Superior 2 Columbus 6 Grand Island 8.
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