Kidnapped Fannie Cart Returns With Feud and Match Declared
In New Hampshire near Attle, Captain Cart pursues his kidnapped daughter Fannie Cart, believed taken by pastor Jack Austin. After a coastal chase via schooner Frederica and the abandoned Rowena, Fannie reveals Austin abducted her but forgives him as the party sails back with the Rowena in tow.
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Captain Cart
New Hampshire
Frederica
Fannie
Fannie Carr
Jack Austin
Carr
Austin
Captain Carr
Ned Beam
Casco Bay
Portland
Seguin Mght
Orrs Island
Orrs
Baileys Islands
Cat Island
Rowena
Ned
Myatifed
Fannie Cart
Abe
Beam
Jack
Hot wave hits east as deadly heat grips regions
A dangerous heat wave sweeps from the west across the United States reaching the east coast. Officials report record high temperatures with dangerous heat levels. The news notes the impact on crowded centers and public spaces, warning residents to take precautions.
Remarkable Case of Mrs Ham Shamrock Missouri
Mrs Ham of Shamrock Missouri reports dramatic health improvement after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier. She describes prior fatigue, pain, hot flashes, and nervous spells, then restoration of energy, sleep, appetite, and home happiness. She invites readers to seek confidential advice from the Pinkham company in Lynn Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamrock, Mo
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Josre Ham
Shamrock
Missouri
Lydia FE
Psychological factors govern business rebound say Vanderlip
Frank A. Vanderlip president of National City Bank of New York told the New York Bankers Association that the current business situation rests on psychology rather than hard economic data. He criticized the dominance of political forecasts over actual business indicators and warned that legislative trends shape market outlook more than tangible development plans.
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New Tandon
Conn
New York Bankers Association
A. Vanderlip
National City Bank of New York
Hinaly
Wilson
Hoe
Financial Chronicle
Comptroller
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
Busineke
Fund Raised in Montreal for Suffering Proceeds
A $30,000 fund was organized in Montreal in June under the auspices of the Board of Trade to aid survivors of the Lineland wreck. Over 10,000 has already been subscribed through local efforts and the drive continues to support the victims and dependents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Troops and Strikers Clash as Italian Strike Builds
Italy faces a broad general strike with railway, streetcar and shop shutdowns. Troops fought barricades in Bologna and Rome, with casualties among both strikers and soldiers. Rail traffic hindered and public food shortages worry families as authorities seek to end the unrest.
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Tome
Jone
Italy
Purriano
Imola
Lnely
Cavalry
Rome
Trafic
Litany
Luverne Kepy
Eexpress
Milan
John Lind Says He Will Return Home to Minnesota
John Lind, 18, plans to go home to Minnesota after erasing his mis steps in the Mexican situation. He says Secretary Bryan gave permission to return, and if the administration needs him again they will be ready to report for diplomatic duties.
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Washington
Sone Pi
John Lind
Pola
Minnesota
Bryan
Barry
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Claimed Cure Eczema
A Mine Street note from 1912 recounts a family's experience with eczema on their son. They describe numerous itchy pimples spreading over the body, sleepless nights, and discomfort caused by clothing. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, the boy improves within a week and is fully cured by work two weeks later.
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Mortwell Gt
Southbridge
Mine
Mra
W. B. Potter
Cuticura
Dept. 'T
Boston
Wheat Report Promises Prosperity, Says Banker Figures
Chicago June government experts predict a bumper wheat crop. Continental & Commercial National Bank President George Reynolds and banker BF Bhy say the forecast will lift business sentiment, ease stagnation fears, and spur demand after harvest as elevators brace for increased activity.
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Chicago
George Aml Reynolds
Continenal & Wormmorcial National Bank of Hireago
Cmantry
Raynolds
Tiet
Busines
Tito
Wilson Won’t Urge Dry Law
Washington June 11 President Wilson will keep hands off in the prohibition fight in the House of Representatives. The president informed congressmen that he has not interfered and has no intention of taking part, despite reports that the White House sought to push for an amendment.
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House of Representatives
Washington
Wilson
Hans
Centorday
Congress
White House
Mica Production in United States Dips and Dangers
The U S Geological Survey reports mica production in 1915 valued at 164 greater than 1912, with total sheet mine yield around 1,700,677 pounds and scrap mica inland to Mike Jone, enboet at SZ. The annual report covers occurrences, rock types, prospecting, mining methods, processing, and market economics.
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United States
Wan Sam
United States Geological Survey
Mike Jone
Denglns B. Sterrett
Mina
U. S. Geolngrteat Survey
Chicago beauty cops on duty at polls department
In Chicago on June 11 eight women from the beauty squad of the polls department began their summer task of trapping masher bathers. They wear blue silk stockings and brunettes, distinguishing them from other bathers.
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Chicago
Po- Heemon
Polls Department
Perkins to Be Key Witness in Interstooperative Rail Probe
Washington dispatch says George W Perkins will dominate the ICC inquiry into the Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton railroad and related lines. The report outlines Perkins role in reorganizations, alleged bankruptcies, and transfers to receivers, with further scrutiny of the Pere Marquette and mortgage dealings involving J. P Morgan, Morgan interests, and the Baltimore & Ohio. Amos Pinchot’s letter is cited as unfavorably signaling toward Perkins within Progressive circles.
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Washington
George W. Perkins
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hw, & Co
Trix
Folk
New Haven
Meany
Morgan Tent Hat
Pere Marquette
Perkine
Erie
Baltimore & Ohio
Perkins
Amos Pinchot
Progressive
New York
Jim Sto
Wrade
Theodore Roosevelt
Progressive National Committee
Bold sulphur cream eases eczema and itching fast
A renowned dermatologist extols bold-sulphur cream as a thick cold cream like preparation that stops itching and heals eczema quickly. The remedy, used for years to treat skin eruptions, provides prompt relief even in aggravated cases and remains a staple for pharmacists to supply. published for Walter Luther Dodge Co. Cincinnati.
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Feison
Walter Luther Dodge Co
Cincinnati
Progressive Party Under Fire From Labor Monopolies Link
A letter cites United States Steel and International Harvester as two monopolies exploiting labor. It argues the Progressive party faces a situation that must be resolved before it can gain broad popular support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel Corporation
International Harvester Co
Huve
Tut
Progressive Party
Anti-Trust Bill To Be Modified In White House Talks
Washington June an important modification to the anti-trust legislation was discussed at the White House in talks among President Wilson Senator Hollis and New Hampshire figures Reneee Stevens and George H Robles The plan would substitute Stevens trade commission provisions for certain auctions of the Clayton bill while preserving core aims and avoiding rigid federal definitions The administration aims for a flexible workable approach by allowing state law terms to guide what conduct may be restrained rather than forcing immediate court action
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Washington
House
White House
Wilson
Stevens
Stevens Hill
Ingal Fraternity
Spreiatiate
Stevens Trade Commission
Newlands
Redmond Denies Hostility to Volunteer Movement
Dublin reports quote Redmond leader of the Irish Nationalists denying that the Irish volunteer movement opposes the Irish party aims. He notes a shift after Carson's threats and Ulster gun-running, with the party deciding to publicly back volunteers and predicting broad nationalist enrollment within weeks.
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Irish Nationalists
Nationalist Party
Dublin
Dane
Ioin BH
Redmond
Irish Volunteer Movement
Irish Party
Sir Edward Carson
England
House of Commons
Carragh Camp
Aml Sieceseul
Ulster
Leif
Ireland
House set to act on administration conservation bill
Washington reports the House will quickly consider an administration conservation measure, with a special rule allowing debate on multiple bills including coal lands leasing in Alaska and extending reclamation payment periods. Key anti prohibition factions pressured for a two thirds vote, while leaders warned action may not occur this Congress.
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Billy
Washington
Jone
Ware Cote
Rey
Dinwitfie
Aptisaloon Jle
Underwood
Ferris
Alaska
Hes
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Washington, Anne
Emmy
Ham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Banker Vanderlip
Qockey
Wink-Tite
Crocker
the Red Cross Pharmacy
Main St
Barre
Vermont
Olds
G. W. Perkins
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