Hood's Sarsaparilla claims Purity and proven cures
Advertising copy asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla remains unchanged since its Boston prescription. It claims cures for scrofula eczema psoriasis blood-poisoning and rheumatism from impure blood and low vitality. It promotes both liquid and chocolate coated Sarsatabs and offers mail order from C L Hood Co Lowell Mass.
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Women Like Crisis Address Shapes Roosevelts Square Deal
The report covers a labor and capital debate highlighting a woman's eloquent address praising Roosevelt's square deal, and notes a dramatic baseball result where the Boston Americans lost to Washington while Detroit beat Cleveland 12 to 8 after an 11th inning surge. It also mentions Bishop Cranston’s remarks on church polity and Methodist views, plus scores from American and National leagues and a partisan conference atmosphere at a religious gathering.
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Rain Lifts Nebraskan Wheat As Moisture Arrives
Rain falls across Nebraska winter wheat stations, delivering badly needed moisture after a long dry spell since last fall. No actual damage reported yet, but continued showers are crucial to prevent harm to the crop.
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Fruit Dealer Edward Mazwani Dead in Burlington
Edward Mazwani, 60, fruit dealer, died suddenly of heart disease at noon yesterday in Burlington. Found by his 12 year old daughter near his store. he had collapsed on the pavement. Survived by wife and seven children. Native of Italy.
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Edward Maz Wani
Minard Lament and Missionary Influence Highlighted
An indorsement details Miss Danforth’s mission work in Japan teaching Christian life to heathen homes and guiding women missionaries. It lauds her efforts to secure Christian husbands for prison converts and recounts letters from former wards now leading Christian families. The piece emphasizes missionary women shaping a Christian civilization and comforting children with divine care.
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Jesus
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Labor to Protest Antitrust Laws at Grand Central Palace
Labor leaders and prominent figures gather at Grand Central Palace Sunday evening to protest the Sherman antitrust laws. The meeting, led by Samuel Gompers and John Mitchel pi Duncan, aims to voice labor's view that the laws unfairly target organized labor.
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Samuel Gompers
John Mitchel
Pi Duncan
Mer Fincpel
Grand Central Palace
Leonhardt's Mem-Bold Pile Remedy Promoted
An early 20th century advertisement touts Hem-Bold as a world class cure for piles. It claims internal relief with a topical ointment and promises fast age-wide effectiveness. Price listed as 8 dollars, with contact to Leonhardt Co at Buffalo.
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Os Leonhank Co
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Good Team Assured at Baxtone River Academy
A large squad is cut for the academy team and good apparatus is assured. Hodges and Leon show improved form, Van Dyke and Heath are progressing well at Joft and Wround. Tyter, thrice at Athol, pitched for Nevgatack era, with Thayer, KimballUnion, and others noted amid June academy events.
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Aldrich Bill About Dead in Banking Committee Action
Washington April 14 The banking and currency committee unanimously tabled the Aldrich bill and rejected a formal report of reasons. A substitute by Vreeland was noted but not discussed. a currency commission proposal by Chairman Fowler may be taken up today. The meeting also considered the Sovereign Trust incorporation and two other measures related to bank reporting and public information.
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Ridder Still Aims to Free Wood Pulp and Print Paper
Washington notes Herman Ridder of New York, president of the American Newspaper Publishers' Association, has not abandoned his campaign to place wood pulp and print paper on the free list. He conferred with Representative Watson about securing passage with amendments and hopes Democratic senators will back the move, enabling House approval.
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Investigation into Lilley prompts press info exchange
Washington April 18 A special House committee probing a ne action seeks details from Lilley through press contacts about submarine matters. It examined Benjamin distate and affidavits from Electric Boat remuneration cases involving former Senator Butler. Webster cited testimony from Lilley’s Connecticut absence and reprimanded the witness for his methods.
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La Follette in California Home Alarms Rise
Family and friends report Senator La Follette of Wisconsin in a California home in frail condition. The Washington dispatch notes his persistent illness and concerns over his health after recent days of faintness and distress.
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Senator la Follette
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California
Taft to Resign From Cabinet Amid Nomination Talks
Secretary Taft plans to resign from the cabinet if he is nominated by the Republican convention in Tyne. Other posts may shift as Willem ponders leadership duties at the end of the term.
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Potential Cabinet Shuffle Ties to Presidential Campaign
The text discusses a retire from the cabinet at Congress end to aid a presidential bid. If a former Ohio judge gets the nomination, potential successors named include Robert Bacon, Robert Oliver, Beekman Winthrop, or Charles Daly. Each is cited as having qualifications for the portfolio.
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Bacon to Succeed Taft It Is Said
Washington reports circulating April 18 that President Roosevelt may appoint Assistant Secretary of State Robert Bacon of New York and Boston as secretary of war if Secretary Taft resigns. Bacon, a trusted friend, would join a list also including Beekman Winthrop and Gov. Magoon, though Havana’s governor is seen as indispensable.
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Tex
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New Jersey
Taft
Gor
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No Vote on Forest Hill Measure in Committee
In Washington a House resource panel tabled action on the Eastern Reserve measure, keeping it in committee without a vote. The stalled bill concerns forest policy, with lawmakers undecided as discussions continue.
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Vote on constitutionality of one Mouinfiaig Horest Reserve
Chair Joan a Tenkina said yesterday a vote on the constitutionality would be considered at the committer’s next meeting. The text records a brief note from a committee hearing or discussion.
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Joan A Tenkina
Czar's Foreign Minister Hopes for Macedonian Progress
From Petersburg April 18 Fore en Wu later Siwolsky reported to the Duma on the Balkan situation. No decisive gains toward solving the Macedonian issue were noted, but Russian backing from Germany Italy France and partial British approval offered promise. Reforms were urged as essential, though early efforts yielded little concrete benefit to the Serbs, Greeks, or neighboring regions.
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Dun Reports Improvement in Collections Tone
New York April 8 reports show no material change in the hot market as curtailments continue in several departments. Some directions show improvement though overall activity remains muted. Weather conditions hinder retail trade, with woollen goods expected to brighten reports.
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New York
Dit & Co
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