Hood's Sarsaparilla Heralded as Spring Tonic in 1908
A testimonial from Camden Maine dated March 4 1008 cites Hood's Sarsaparilla as a vital spring tonic and blood purifier. The writer in Lowell Massachusetts urges gentlemen to use the medicine to restore appetite maintain health and perform daily duties cheerfully.
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Camden
Hood
Lowell
Mass
Mra
Wr. McAuley
Baton Ave
Maine
Eueuistox
C. L Hood Co
Local College and High School Schedule Features Early May Fixtures
A fragmented schedule lists a sequence of spring athletics events with teams including Alden comb Haven and Caisse of Inst along with 7 teams facing various opponents. Highlights show April 24 Black River academy at Vergennes and May fixtures featuring Middlebury high Elizabethtown Proctor Rutland and Norwich university with multiple venue changes across Vermont and New York.
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Alden, Comb, Haven and Caisse
Inst
Iimiring
Black River Academy
Bhetel High
Vergennes
Ver
U. Vv
Middlebury High
Elizabethtown
Vergentes
Jone
Proctor
Rutland
N.Y
Jans
Tac
Westport
Panthers and Bears Sightings Reported Near Local Farm
Rast and Wright observed a panther on a farm while Monds spotted the animal near a water trough in the same area. Bear tracks were found by C. M. Carpenter and his son in their sugar orchard.
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F. M. Wright
D. H
Sidestepping on Tariff Faces Manufacturing Backlash
Washington April 4. Speaker Cannon faces renewed requests from commerce and labor officials and the attorney general for tariff action as manufacturers in the Middle West threaten to oppose his leadership. Carriage makers and producers of leather and steel goods view proposed reductions as a threat to their profits and fear a broader industry backlash. The article notes friction with Cannon, Payne, and Dale and mentions an upcoming conference to discuss strategy amid mounting criticism from manufacturing interests.
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Washington
Cannon
Wooethy Department of Commerce and Labor
Attorney General
Middle West
Séevion
Meera
Payne
Daleell
Nxt
Payne Aaa
Fire destroys Peoria mill and warehouses in big blaze
A large fire at Paarean and O’s distillery caused extensive loss estimated at 31 million dollars. Firefighters could not control the blaze and focused on saving nearby properties including a warehouse and cattle yard. Several workers were injured during the event.
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Peoria
Paarean & O
Eee
Sion
Bret
James Jeffrey Roche Consul at Berne Dead
James Jeffrey Roche former consul at Genoa and later Berne died in April after a long illness. The report notes his service in Switzerland and his age at death, with memorial details pending.
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James Jeffrey Roche
Berne
Fight erupts as Congress braces for partisan clash
Republicans and Democrats prepare for a pitched floor battle as leaders Payne and Williams forecast a broader struggle. The minority vows to press for favored legislation urged by the president while the majority abandons defense to attack across the chamber.
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Washington
Hority
Cahum
Wis
Williame
Republiceae
Hotere
Mesere Payne
Williams
Payne
Invalid OCR: Road Valuation Commission Approval
Fragmented text references a roads valuation commission in April discussing approval of a physical valuation of Interstate properties. The piece mentions a ruling by a William authorizing valuation, with a note that three years guidance and a cost around 3000 dollars may be involved.
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Wethlopton
Tieretape Herre
Army horseback tests cost country ten thousand dollars
Washington reports detail extraordinary horseback rides driving up costs for the military transport and horse care. Officials note ten thousand dollars spent in connection with these tests, amid remarks by Gen leman and others about unusual expenditures. The message also mentions Rev Dr Edward Everett and his eighty six years.
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Washington
Edward Everett Ty
Unclear fragment hints at Senate figure and doctor
Fragmentary text references an aged senator figure and a doctor named Sisto with taste from a distinguished citizenry, but the passage is garbled and lacks coherent facts or context.
Traffic in Liquor Regulated by Interstate Legislation
Washington April 4 The Senate judiciary committee voted to report on Monday a bill to regulate interstate traffic in intoxicating liquors in local option states. The debate centered on whether Congress can further regulate liquor once it enters state borders. Senator Tillman leads supporters backed by Prohibition groups. The committee's 3 to 2 vote favors remedial nationwide action despite concerns about overreach.
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Washington, D.C
Senate Committee On Judiciary
Tillman Lh
Campaign funds and reimbursements in a 1900 New York deal
A historic report details a 1900 riverfront deal involving Cortina and Ferries allied firms. Prominent figures Ryan Widener Kleins contributed to a campaign fund later repaid with interest. Personal checks of $100,000 each were sent to Philadelphia for campaign committees, with the Metropolitan later reimbursing the five men, who received about $111,000 each after a two year repayment cycle.
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New York
Cortina i Ferries
Aeway Company
Thomas
Jr. Ryan
Enon
Ryan
de Penne Street
Ryans
Cey
Lan
Widener
Wiliam
L. Kleins
Metropolitan
George J
Wail and Cortlandt Company
Anthony N. Ready
Elkind
Do Jam and
Whitney
Employers' Capacity Bill Advances In Congress Action
Washington April 4 The employers' capacity bill has passed the Flouss in line with the leaders plan and a committee on the judic day will be fitted with the House today. A statement of views by:
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Washington
Thas i
Wounded Stockman Refuses To Yield After Wreck
Witnesses describe a railroad wreck scene near St. Louis in April where Stockman faced entrapment. He cut off his own leg with a knife as crew struggled to extricate him, then handed the blade to a rescuing worker and warned of further danger while the Rev. B C Alten, a Grove City minister, and others assisted. Surgeons reported Breese injury and ongoing care after the train collision.
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Stockman
St. Louis
J. A. McKittrick
B.C. Alten
Aldy
Grove City
Hiv
Megatlen
Massachusetts Court Invalidates Sympathetic Open Shop Strikes
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled that sympathetic strikes aimed at blocking an open shop are illegal. The decision followed a Lynn case where contractors sought to restrain the Lynn Building Trades Council and unions from enforcing a sympathetic strike against employers over open shop policy. The ruling prohibits unions from using collective action to force or threaten contractors under contract.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Ffm
Ilegal
Ciew
Lynn
Lynn Building Trades Council
Unione Wan Fswood
Eupreme Court
App Tnite
Supreme Court
Rulien Wi Rovern
Panama appeals for U S aid over Colombian invasion
Washington April 4 The Republic of Panama appeals to the State Department for aid regarding an invasion of Panama territory by Colombian troops. Dispatches indicate the conflict centers on the Panamanian border area and involve security concerns along the frontier.
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State Department
Washington
Republic of Panama
Colonia
Panama
Fimish
Frotpe
Dmwpalehes
Jurado
Ste
Penns
Bart
Arenstane Arena
Court orders bank to reveal Le Moyne secret
Bow Street magistrate orders a bank to surrender Henry Le Moyne’s envelope said to hold a diamond manufacturing formula to French authorities. Bank refuses, citing lack of power, and hints at taking the matter to higher authority as Le Moyne faces arrest in Paris for alleged false pretenses against Sir Julius Wernber of De Beers.
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London
Bow Street
Henry le Moyne
le Moyne
Paris
Julius Charles Wernber
de Beers Nee Sree
Almoe
General Strike in Rome Armed Arrests and Riots
In Rome a general strike led to 70 anarchists being arrested. Troops fired on protesters Thursday, killing three and wounding fifteen, with one dying later. Shops largely opened amid a government ban on gatherings as authorities bolster security with cavalry.
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Rome
Alli Fp
I Ceca
Thareday
Seminaries Criticized For Poor Training In Ann Arbor
Professor Robert Me Wesle of the University philosophy department and Bishop Charles T. Williams of the Episcopal diocese spoke at a conference in Ann Arbor urging study reforms. They argued seminaries should be held to the same standards as medical schools and warned against inadequate training in theology.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Berg
Mni
Robert’ Me. Wesle
Department of Philosophy
University
Charles T. Williams
Episcopal Diorese
Wahegr
Students vote to call off strike at New York campus
The article notes students at a New York university deciding to end a strike after involvement with campus leaders. Artine A. Young, the university president, addressed the students and urged a calmer view on events surrounding the protest and the firing of a freshman, highlighting a path toward mutual understanding.
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New York
New Yi
Sy Vartan University
Ant
Artine A. Young
Young
Biceh
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