Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Health
A Victorian era advertisement asserts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieves female distress and saves many from surgery. It cites testimonials from women nationwide, claims restorative effects on the feminine system, and emphasizes the product as wholesome and harmless.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydian E. Am
Lydian E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Am
Somerville Abduction Case Held in New York Court
Two youths calling themselves Maskell Kelzen and Ernext Newton, both 21, were arraigned in Jefferson County court on an indictment charging them with abducting 14 year old Florence Perkins from her home at 26 Delaware Street Somerville New York. Magistrate Cornell remanded the girl to her brother and aunt who came to the city seeking her. The father, Harry E Terkin, reported to Somerville police that the girl ran away from home last Saturday. The case involves a letter written by the girl to a man in Somerville.
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New York
Maskell Kelzen
Ernext Newton
Jefferson Marked
Florence Perkins
Delaware Pfront
Somerville
Cornell
Harry E. Terkien
Yarmouth Divorce Case Set For Next Week
London report states Sir Airrel Barnes the divorced court entered a hearing on the suit brought by the Countess of Farrouth. The attorney for the husband indicated the case would be short and would resume next Wednesday in open court with further proceedings likely this afternoon.
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Yarmouth
London
Jun
Airrel Barnes
Countess of Farrouth
Pit Ol
Omc
Jay
Gen Jackson Letter Found On Eve Of Great Battle
Vermont clerk discovers original 1814 Jackson autograph letter describing prelude to the Battle of New Orleans. Letter to Willie Blount notes gunboats and movements, mentions Coffee and Meriwether, and promises best wishes from Major General Andrew Jackson.
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Reiland
Andrew Jackson
New Orleans
Wellington
Napoleon
Fred
Patt
Vermont
Burlington
Willie Blount
Tenneeree
Brad
Toy B. Smalley
John G. Suxe
Tennessee
Urrien
Orana
Orlewna
Orleans
Solout
Wli
Mer
Ohio
Paterson
Corolitas
Edward Cromwell Dead Hero of the Draft Riots
Edward Cromwell, famed for his role in the draft riots, died Thursday in Denver at eighty seven. Born in New York City, he helped organize and finance the Produce Exchange, served as secretary treasurer, and was a member of the New York volunteer fire department and the United States Tax Commission. He aided in shaping policy regarding Indian territory of Oklahoma and led volunteers in the 1860s riot actions, organizing the first regiment sent from New York.
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Denver
Gov
Kawanl Gromwell
J. C. Sampson
New York City
Produsg Exchange
Serval
Himons New York Volunteer Fire
Stepartmert
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Cronwerlt
New York
Mr. Cromwell Stro
Ord
Suffragettes Sent to Prison After Office Disorder
Lanion February 1 suffragettes, angered by a government reply, attempted to present a petition at a private residence. When blocked, they vandalized property and rung bells. four were arrested and jailed for their actions.
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Lanion
Herbert Anquaith
Cwae
Cho
Cane and career of a remarkable woman in 1887
The article reviews a magazine feature on a pioneering woman teacher in 1887. It traces her rapid rise through fifty students, her tutoring methods, and the controversy surrounding her public life. It notes tuition costs, a shift to teaching science, and the impact on students who pursued related healing movements.
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Mra
Hildy
Tawil
Lynn
Addy
Dreewor
Warren ¥. Touns
New Hampshire
Seley
Mysterious Global Hunters Seek Fragile species Across Continents
An excerpt from Hurry Fi Dune in the World Magazine describes expeditions by adventurers and locals across equatorial Africa, the North Atlantic coasts, the American West, and jungles of Asia as they pursue rare creatures and specimens. The piece blends travel prose with notes on dangerous climbs, cave ventures, and remote habitats where hunters and researchers chase elusive life forms and natural treasures.
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Seine Tiot
Equatorial
Rocky
Ems
Phy
Amareleling
Plessey
Sierne
California
Vinat Aloe
Lapis
Hart
Lawson Abandons The Fight In Turbulent Era
The piece portrays Lawson facing relentless press attacks, cartoons, and public vitriol that label him despised and unfit. It notes threats and violence against supporters, widespread fear, and a call to persevere as opponents smear him while public demand grows for a decisive action.
TRUST FIGHT NOT WON DEFENDS ADMINISTRATION
New York February 1 Defending the administrations stance toward corporations Herbert Knox Smith argues the fight will last a generation to correct corporate abuses He urges prosecutions against corporations not individuals and warns of a broader campaign to maintain an efficient industrial machine Speaker at Manufacturers banquet include James M Vaut Cleave and others asserting the need to curb unfair advantages.
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New York
Ble
Ht Corporation
Herbert Knox Smith
Cominiasioner
Thirelay
Aly Telaed
Hatyn Thinelty
Presidtett Sena
Che Dent
Hila
Mr. Smith
Ayak
Foml Meufacturer
Wey Vain
Ren
Winch
Chiang
Pernie Optimiem
James M. Vaut Cleave
National Association of Lanufacturers
LOK
FP. McParlant
National
Trade conditions little changed in New York dispatch
Trade conditions show minimal shifts with cautious sentiment prevailing across the markets. Early reports from New York indicate stabilizing patterns, while Boston notes extra caution in cotton markets and price bands.
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New York
Boston
Common Sense Must Solve Indian Problem Demand
A garbled text quotes officials and ministers debating colonial policy. It notes discussions by a secretary of state and references imperial governance while signaling potential inclusion of India under the viceroy's approach, amid timing of opportunities.
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Tandon
Fen
Vom Reriey
Tadtk
Gonmene
Amop Settee
India
Woman Health Ad Warns Against Unknown Medicines
An ad describes lingering female pelvic and general weakness symptoms and recommends Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a proven remedy. It touts no alcohol or harmful drugs, with ingredients printed on the bottle wrapper and endorsements from medical writers.
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Pierce
Trapping a Spy in a Moscow Revolt Plot
A dim top floor room near Moscow hosts a conspiracy to assassinate the interior minister. A spy within the group offers to betray his former comrades to save himself, yielding crucial info and a plan that forces the revolutionaries to reveal the traitor. The twist: the traitor is a detective police agent aiding the minister.
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Ivan Syfozheky
Thay
Aky
Detective Police
Auction of Old American Flag in London Sparks Bids
A London auction room features a framed American flag with fifteen stars and stripes. Bidders from Britain and an American competitor push the price, concluding at £850 with Partridge winning, amid cheers and a patriotic exclamation. The flag shows wear including a bloodstain on the upper right corner and preserved hand-sewn stitching.
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London
Lees
Hietriet
Mo Ebeerion
Tuan
Parthler
Vanderbilt
Partridge
Palaklera
Waselertrilt
Druce fraud claim rocks London publication scene
London Chronicle prints a dramatic expos ure of the Druce case as G H Druce and the company face a vexatious suit by Lord De Walden seeking dismissal of the estate claim. The paper asserts no party can prove the suit and outlines alleged concealments and perjury tied to the Portland estate dispute.
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London Chronicle
London
Druce
Howard de Walden
G. H. Druce
Lor de Walden
Duke of Portland
Chronicle
Lord de Walden
G. Hf. Druse
Haretheapitan
G. T. Druve
Thanya Tla `Elakta
Charles Eogar Druce
Shase
Herbert Drave
Gossip Club Cure for Gossiping and Moral Alarm
A speaker in Mohawk Valley describes a gossip circle as a burden and cites earthly gods of drink and politics. He warns gossip harms society and urges listeners to resist private rumor, as he weighs the circle’s impact and calls for reform.
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Mohawk Valley
Maclravy
Gowsip
Mr. Maclravy
Troops to Leave Goldfield in Three Weeks
Washington Jan 31 Senator Niven told President Roosevelt that the stabulary of Nevada would be sent to Pelion Goldfield within three weeks, enabling withdrawal of United States troops then stationed there.
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Goldfield
Washington, D.C
Niven
Nevada
Roosevelt
Pelion Goldfield
Unite States Rogps
More Lisbon Newspapers Suspended for Sedition
A edict suspends publication of three Lisbon journals for articles deemed seditious. The order cites printers and editors involved, with authorities accusing them of printing irregular or harmful content. Financial and institutional figures appear alongside scattered names and dates, illustrating a broader crackdown.
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Isaues
Lisbon
Poon
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George Trurennell
Stursday
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Omian
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Ellie Tien
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