Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promised Help
A 19th century testimonial promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female troubles. Mrs Williams of Gardiner Maine and Mrs Sperling of Chicago describe avoiding surgical operations after using the product. The ad claims the remedy cures displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities pains backache and nervous prostration and invites letters for advice from Lynn Mass.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
8. A. Williams
Gardiner
Maine
Alvina Sperling
Claybourne Ave
Chicago
Lydia B. Pinkham
Bryan in New York Delivers Speaking Tour Across City
William Jennings Bryan's New York visit included a Brooklyn reception by Bird S Coler and a Harlem address to the Young Men's Hebrew Association. He spoke at the Economic Club dinner at the Hotel Astor with six hundred attendees and praised Hebrews for business acumen and reform.
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New York
William Jennings Bryan
Brooklyn
Bird S. Coler
Democratic Party
Harlem
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Economic Club
Hotel Astor
Bryan
Telegraphic Briefs Chronicle Distinctive Deaths And Fevers
Mrs Honorah Kinney dies at Beloit Wisconsin age 100 years 3 months. George W Linn famed Chicago commission merchant dies. Mrs Thomas Driscoll burns to death at St Paul while filling stove. Typhoid fever cost Greater Pittsburgh 721436 for year ending June 1907. Baldwin locomotive works Philadelphia laid off 10000 men since December. Former Governor John H Mickey of Nebraska ill at Osceola home. condition not improving.
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Honorah Kinney
Beloit
Wis
George W. Linn
Chicago
Thomas Driscoll
St. Paul
Pittsburg
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
John H. Mickey
Nebraska
Osceola
Portugal Sees Repression End Phase as Franco Flees
Lisbon reports soothe and quiet as new cabinet aims to restore the old liberal monarchy. Franco remains in seclusion in Spain while royal family divisions and a three cornered party struggle loom. In Oporto revolutionaries briefly seize city hall before police regain control and end the uprising.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Senhor Machado
Franco
Amelie
France
Arsenal
Fanco
Regenerator Progressive Party
Senhor Porto
Senhor Reymao
Galicia
Spain
Oporto
Flight of Former Portuguese Premier Confirmed
London dispatch reports in Lisbon that the flight of Portugal’s former premier has been confirmed. The telegram notes the arrival and possible implications for Portuguese politics and international relations.
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Portugal
Morse I s Missing In New York Financial Turmoil
New York reports Charles W. Morse, banker, likely left for Europe after an action in the supreme court to recover 243 321.25 from Morse on promissory notes to the National Bank of North America. A default judgment for 155 765.06 was entered in favor of Robert A. C. Smith. Receiver Charles A. Hanna announced attachments on Morse assets in New York and a lis pendens on Morse's Fifth Avenue home.
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New York
Supreme Court
Charles W. Morse
Charles A. Hanna
United States Bank Examiner
Morse
National Bank of North America
Robert A. C. Smith
Hanna
Europe
Fifth Avenue
Thaws Leave Pittsburg for Europe After Yarmouth Case
The Thaw family severs ties with Pittsburg after the Yarmouth divorce. Alice Thaw, now former Countess of Yarmouth, is to return to America with her mother. The Thaws plan to live near Matteawan prison as Harry K. Thaw remains confined, with Evelyn Nesbit Thaw joining them.
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Pittsburg
Thaw
Yarmouth
Countess of
Alice Thaw
London
Earl of Yarmouth
Alice
America
Tariff Debate Dominates House Session in February
Washington legislators discuss tariff revision and the president's message amid ongoing general debate. Serena Payne of New York endorses including a tariff plank in the Republican platform while targeting Mr. Bryan for accusing Roosevelt of stealing ideas.
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Washington
Congress
House of Representatives
House
Serena Payne
New York
Bryan
Roosevelt
Land Office Seeks Buyers for Free Home Steads and Bargains
Eastern Valley County Montana offers 50000 acres of free home steads with additional bargains in city property. The office lists saleable houses on installment plans, loans, insurance, bonds, and low rates. An Aberdeed Angus bull and a Phoeta with pole and shelves are advertised with special pricing for immediate purchase.
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Valley County
Montana
Banker's Surety Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Daughter Shot by Father During Duel at Home
Eldorado Arkansas February 6 1910 Mrs Felix Jobes an eighteen year old bride was killed instantly when her father Andrew Bradshaw fired a shotgun as she tried to shield her husband Bradshaw lived on a farm near Smackover Union County He was arrested and jailed in Eldorado after the confrontation.
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Eldorado
Ark
Felix Jobes
Andrew Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Smackover
Union County
Jobes
Beveridge Pleads For Nonpartisan Tariff Commission
Senator Beveridge of Indiana appeals to the Senate for a nonpartisan tariff commission bill arguing it aligns with modern business ideas. He spoke for an hour and a half to a attentive chamber and gallery audience, with many commercial delegates present. Several Democratic senators followed with brief remarks before the Senate adjourned.
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Washington
Beveridge
Indiana
Senate
Fisher Fire Destroys Several Businesses in Minnesota
Crookston Minnesota February 6 The village of Fisher suffered a devastating fire started somehow in Ole Larson and Son hardware. Four major business properties were destroyed including Gunder Krosture general merchandise Joss ten thousand Ole Larson and Son hardware six thousand Carl Vinje saloon two thousand Ole Gunsteinson drugs two thousand and H Falewsky Vinje saloon owner three thousand.
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Crookston
Minn
Fisher
Ole Larson & Son
Gunder Krosture
Joss
Carl
Ole Gunsteinson
H. Falewsky
For Sale Property Listings in Davidson Addition and Area
Property notices describe sale options including G F Rademacher house and two blocks in Block 22 Davidson addition for 4009 dollars, a St Paul and Mill corner for 1500 dollars, Kent Hoass and barn near McGary and Kenwood, and a Baldwin streets multi parcel urban property with a two family building and three lots and barn now on the market.
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G. F. Rademacher
Davidson
St. Paul
Mill Streets
Kent—Hoass
McGary Street
Kenwood
Kaawyol
Baldwin Streets
Fire destroys Licking Coal and Iron plant in Covington
The Licking Coal and Iron company plant occupying the block along the Licking river between Eleventh and Twelfth streets in Covington Ky is burning and looks to be a total loss. Estimated damage ranges from 175000 to 225000 dollars.
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Cincinnati
Licking Coal and Iron Company
Licking River
Eleventh and
Twelfth Streets
Covington
Pan American conference set for Buenos Aires in 1910
Secretary Root presided as the bureau of American republics governing board met in Washington with nearly all members present and decided the fourth Pan American conference would convene in Buenos Ayres on May 24, 1910.
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Washington
Bureau of American Republics
Root
Buenos Ayres
Tan talus Tone Poem Audiences React To Performance
Composer asks if you heard the torment in his tone poem Tan talus. Lis tener notes audience faces reflected the despair, while Fliegende Blatter records the moment.
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Tantalus
Singular Dropsy Case in Peoria Doctor Says Unique
Mrs. Martha Ann Davis aged sixty died in Peoria Illinois after an illness of dropsy. She had been operated on eighty five times and two thousand pounds of water were drawn off at different operations. Physicians call the case one of the most singular in medical history.
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Peoria
Ill
Martha Ann Davis
When a man can tell his principles from his prejudices
A St. Louis Globe-Democrat quotation notes that true education shows when a man distinguishes his principles from prejudices and acts with tolerance.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
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