Man Recalls Recovery From Consumption By Alternative Remedy
A Wilmington Delaware man credits Johnson’s Alterative with curing his consumption symptoms after months of illness and relapse. He describes initial use in June 1900, continuing with other remedies, noting improved breathing, cleared phlegm, and eventual health. He cites support from a state health examination and recalls his mother's death from consumption.
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Joni
Williston
Del
Chipplycatt & Con Department
Market Street
Wilmington
Papmeay
Ian
Dedgelats
Burt H. Wolld
Barre
Speedy Trial Sought for Indicted Beef Barons
Chicago December reports rapid jury selection for ten Chicago packers indicted on Sharman anti trust charges. Government plans to complete panels within days and move swiftly through opening proceedings. Ten of thirty peremptory challenges used and eleven jurors seated with six farmers among them, defense likely to strike more farmers.
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Chicago
Dev
Wird
Burns Again Flays Gompers in McNamara Case
Detective Byrne links Samuel Gompers and the McNamara circle to a series of dynamite outrages in New York and Detroit. He describes a telegate style meeting and a planned 40000 payoff to avoid charges. Byrne asserts McNamara would leak more if given time and says he is not an enemy of organized labor.
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Dunies
William Burns
Samuel Gompers
Tailianxpotls
McNamara
Burns
Detroit
James J. McNamara
American Federation of Labor
McNamarag
James P
Byrne
Philadelphia
New York City
the McNamaton
Inman
Ols Mitchell
Organized Labor
Nervous Debility Ad Promises Relief From Pink Pills
An Ohio woman recounts years of nervous debility and fatigue and credits Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring her health. The testimonial cites improved breath, warmth in hands and feet, restored appetite, and renewed strength after using the pills. The notice promotes Dr Williams Medicine Co. and offers postpaid orders for 50 cents per box, six boxes for 2.50, Behemertady NY.
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Ohio
EB. Neu
Oak Street
Elmwood Place
Williare’ Fink Ville
Sho Auye
Wil
Bate
Hosband
Constanly
William
Williams
Willisaan
Alain
Willians
Dr. Williams Medicine O
Behemertady
N.Y
Union discourse taints the public mood of the era
A fragmentary remark condemns unionism and the corrupt political machine. The speaker argues against the leadership and their influence, claiming it drags the movement down and voices a call for reform and accountability. This glimpse hints at partisan tension and labor politics.
McNamara Confession Ties Labor Bosses to Bombings
On a Chicago bound train in April James B McNamara and James McManigal discussed the scale of their reach and the money behind it. McManigal’s grand jury testimony yesterday connected the dynamiting plot to the International Association of Bridge and Structural Workers and John J McNamara who allegedly funded the bombings. John J McNamara has also refused to testify, while McNamara himself may face San Quentin if uncooperative.
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Los Angeles
American Federation of Labor
Lear
Altman
James TH
McNamara
Detroit
Chicago
Ortie McManual
Arruat
Kk From His Ard
Fe Federal Grand Jury
McManigal
Grand Jury
Om Wufflelent
McNemanns
San Quentin
International Association of Bridge and Structural Tron
McMani Woul
John J. McNamara
Tim
Joba
Dynamiter
Jwiler Gallagher
Grand Jurg Ory
Tiwan
James B. McNamara
Labor union rejects condoning McNamaras crimes
Washington statement from the American Federation of Labor says organized labor has no desire to condone the McNamara crimes and supports investigations. The Labor group denies knowledge of the guilt and laments the loss of life and property from the incidents.
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Washington
Inform Almerica
American Federation of Labor
Pitroaaty
Tony
Labor Movement
Gompers Silent on New Charges Amid McNamara Talks
President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor refused to comment on Burns charges and denials regarding the McNamara case. Reports mention Indianapolis board meeting after J J McNamara arrest, tied to alleged dynamiting plots aimed at Detroit. Frank M. Ryan of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers departed for Indianapolis.
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Washington
Dec
Nown
Indianapetis
Tis Dex
Labor Meeting Splits Over McNamara Defense Fund Split
A tense meeting among labor leaders including Gompers Mitchell and Ryan revealed factions over the McNamara defense fund. Reports say Ryan and Comp clashed on funding methods while talks behind closed doors aimed to unify the plan for disposition of the remaining funds.
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McNamara “Defen
Ryan
Compere
Gompers
Mitchell
Gompere
Tak
McNannrn
Condemn McNamara Brothers and Violence in Labor Clash
In Chimago on December 8 the Tinoks Central lines meeting condemned the McNamara brothers and declared that death should not be the punishment for them. It also censured violence in labor disputes and criticized employers and associations for persecution and inflaming fanatic minds.
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Chimago
Tinoks
Mins
McNamara Brothers
Bat
Corthy
Hold Man For Singer's Death In Quent York Court
Coroner jury in Cortlandt Park case returns verdict that Totten placed a poleon device before Cleowannin without intent to kill. Jury condemns, Totten to be killed in a few days. companions discharged. Jury finds act a joke, not murderous.
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York
Aline Tristram Sisale
Thuma Totten
Cleowannin
Gary Thought Competitors Could Confer
Washi Theo EB M Cary head of United States Steel testified before the Senate committee yesterday that he believed it was illegal for competitors to confer to restrain trade. He said firms could conduct business freely without any agreement among rivals.
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Washi Theo
EB. M. Cary
United States Steel Corporathan
Tertifie
Senate Committee On
Loterstate
Rhimmerte
Crusade Against Quick Divorces Stirs Kanaan City Court
May Dee and anti divorce group hit Kanaan City seeking to curb easy divorces. Justice Wright, a prominent proctor, was barred from a circuit court quit, with objections that he had no link to the case and no right to meddle. The dispute centered on authority and proper involvement.
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Kanaan City
May Dee
W. Wright
Not a Candidate Declaration by Oscar W Underwend Inire
Washington update reports Oscar W Underwend Inire stating he is not a candidate for the presidency. He thanks supporters and peers who have worked with him and known him for years, clarifying he will not pursue nomination.
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Washington
Dev
Oscar W
Payne bill to create a permanent tariff board debated
The Payne bill to create a permanent tariff board was brought before the Ways and Means Committee yesterday by Republican members. In the committee a decisive action through an unanimous vote of the Democrats. This probably blocks consideration of the measure at this session.
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Washington
Dec. S
East Orange Church Declares Independence From Mother Christ Scientist Church
The First Church of Christ, Scientist, of East Orange New Jersey, states its independence from the Boston mother church. It adopts only the Bible and the Textbook as guides, rejects Mrs Eddy’s Spirit of Health and Key to the Scriptures, and allows Christian Science treatment with medical aid for children. Meetings will feature free Christian Science treatment and reduced offerings, with the church forwarding its declaration to Boston.
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Fast
Eddy
Parisienne beauty tips from old journals on hair and skin
The column promotes dry shampooing to keep hair lively and clean using four ounces of box shampoo mixed with corn meal or ground roots, and a witch hazel blend for clear skin. It also recommends a moisturizing face and neck routine and Mother’s Salve for chaps, sores, and cough relief.
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Parisienne
Mae Shampoonix
Two Held on Murder Charge In New York Record
For the murder of Trane 8, a wealthy dealer in genre, Joseph Roberta, a war elevator man, was held without bail by the coroner and detectives. Ter enon Vetello, a friend of Roberts, was held as a material witness. The third of the body of gums valued at 10.
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New York
Trane
Joseph Roberta
Moon
Terenon Vetello
Roberts
Affair at Wankegan Involves Sheriff and Officials
Chicago reports detail a case where Lake County Sheriff Himber J Green Thomas Tyrell assistant police chief and Walter A Taylor police magistrate are named in a gypsy trafficking affair. Witnesses describe a transaction where George Thompson a gypsy sold his daughter Mary to Peter Bimble another gypsy for marriage rites. The sale surfaced as HimbIe sought the union judge’s aid for a divorce attempt. Bimble claimed marriage under gypsy rites after paying $1,500 to the father and $600 for wedding expenses.
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Wankegan
Chicago
Himer J. Green
Lake County
Til
Thomas Tyrell
Walter AL Taylor
Wankagan
George Thompson
Mary
Peter Bimble
Himble
Bimble
United States Needs Troops For Coast Defense
Gen Weaver, head of the coast artillery, warns that even with extensive fortifications there are not enough visitors for one manning Untail. He urges increasing regular artillery by 678 officers and 14454 men and coast artillery militia by 602 officers and 21204 men to avoid false security.
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Washington, Dee
Coast Artillery
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