Pension and military reforms cited in president's address
The address details pension system gains with 400000+ certificates issued in the last year, cost reductions, and expanded rural delivery. It lauds disability laws, army modernization, coast defenses, militia development, and Cuba, Puerto Rico, and Philippines progress under Republican policy, plus tariff and monetary reforms and international roles culminating in the Panama Canal project.
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Bycrad
J. Root
Field and Coast Artillery
United States
War Department
Panama Canal
San Francisco
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippine Islands
Manila
Palma
Republic of Cuba
Department of Justice
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Republican Party
National House of Representatives
House
House of Representatives
Senate
Committee On Finance
Republican Record and Foreign Policy Gains Highlight 1908 Platform
The speech lauds U S progress in arbitration and peace with The Hague treaties and with nations including Great Britain, Japan and China. It credits the president for halting Russia and Japan militaries, opposing a third term, and urges continued Republican leadership for national prosperity and stability.
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United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Caribbean
The
Hague
Senate
the Hague
Witngland
France
Spain
Portugal
Netherlands
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Switzerland
Italy
Mexico
Japan
Great Britain
Hague Tribunal
Newfoundland
Canada
Congress
Tokyo
China
Orient
Shanghai
Russia
Washington
Republic
Lincoln
Grant
McKinley
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Physician and Subgeo Officer Clifford Leck in Austin
Clifford C. Leck M D physician and Subgeo x officer at Hirsh Blocs Austin Minnesota held medical duties and civil service role in the local community with professional titles and affiliations noted in the snippet.
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Clifford C. Leck
M. D
Au Hirsh Blocs
Austin, Minn
Nervous women urged to try Lydia E Pinkham product
Mrs Helen Barton of 27 Pearson Street Chicago writes about her recovery from nervous prostration after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says one week of use improved her health and the nervous trouble disappeared, hoping others will benefit as she did.
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Helen Barton
Pearson Street
Chicago
Mrs. Pinkham
K. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Facts for sick women cure claim from Mrs Pinkham
The advertisement promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for female ills. It asserts it has cured thousands of women with displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities period pains backache bearing down feeling flatulency indigestion dizziness and nervous prostration and invites letters for advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Four Die as Taxicab Crashes Into Hudson River
New York reports four killed when a taxicab skids on West Fifty-sixth Street and plummets into the Hudson. Victims named are Miss Adeline Borden age nineteen Rose Coleman age twenty three Virginia Knight age eight and John Coleman. The driver was rescued and Joseph Coleman, husband of one victim, leapt from the cab before the plunge. All victims are New York residents.
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New York
West Fifty-sixth Street
Hudson River
Adeline Borden
Rose Coleman
Virginia Knight
John Coleman
Joseph Coleman
Double drowning in Bad river near Van Meter
A pair of women died in Bad river when attempting to ford the stream. Mrs Reiter and Hazel Easter were found drowned, with Easter recently discharged from Fort Pierre hospital for tuberculosis. Mrs Kaster died en route home from the hospital. The girl identified as Pierre, 8, was later recovered near the Livermont ranch.
Killed by His Wife Near Jasper Missouri
Charles Ray, a farmer near Jasper, Missouri, was shot and killed by his wife Fannie Ray from a second story window. He carried a double barrel shotgun and reportedly said, Now I have got you, before she fired with buckshot. A divorce suit had been pending in circuit court for months.
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Jasper
Charles Ray
Fannie Ray
Ray
Iowa Men Drowned in Mississippi River Tragedy
Burlington Iowa June 16 Joseph J Conenberg and William D Johnson two prominent young Burlington men were drowned in the Mississippi While rowing north of the city they attempted to change positions and capsized the boat The testimony of witnesses says Johnson gave up his life in trying to save Conenberg.
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Burlington
Joseph J. Conenberg
William D. Johnson
Mississippi
Johnson
Conenberg
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Morocco
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International Union of American Republics
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Ington
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Bad River
van Meter
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Iowa
Prof
Geo. Morgan
Herald Office
Interstate
Chas
F. Lewis
Kye
Austin National Bank
Metropolitan Novelty Store
Frank Guillemin
Main St
Nels Michelson
Prop
River St
Irst National Bank
Austin
Minn
U. S
Shaw
H. L. Banfield
N F Banfield
H J Droft
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CH Johnson, M. D, C. M
HIRSH
N. W
Orris Hayes
Hayes Bros., Jewelers
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